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New Delhi: ITO Metro Station on Violet Line (ITO-Escorts Mujesar) will remain closed between 9.30 a.m. and 12 p.m. on Republic Day, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Wednesday.
The train service during this period will terminate at Mandi House — the preceding metro station.
The service will remain normal between the time of commencement of metro service on that day and 9.30 a.m. but the entry and exit will be allowed only from gate number 1 and 5 during these early hours.
This is in addition to a communique the DMRC had issued earlier, stating that metro services on Yellow Line (HUDA City Centre-Samaypur Badli) and Blue Line (Vaishali and Noida City Centre-Dwarka Sector 21) will be partially curtailed on January 26.
According to it, the entry and exit at Central Secretariat and Udyog Bhawan metro stations will remain closed from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. while Patel Chowk and Lok Kalyan Marg (earlier Race Course) stations will be inaccessible from 8.45 a.m. to 12 p.m.
For commuters using Blue Line, the transporter said: “The train services will be stopped at Mandi House and Pragati Maidan Metro stations during the period when parade passes under Tilak Bridge. However, actual time of stoppage of train movement will be on receipt of directions from New Delhi Police Control Room.”
It issued special directions for the Beating Retreat ceremony also, which is going to be held on January 29.
“Metro services at Central Secretariat and Udyog Bhawan metro stations (HUDA City Centre -Samaypur Badli) will not be available from 2 p.m. to 6.30 p.m,” the DMRC said for the Sunday ceremony adding that services will be normal after 6.30 p.m.
However, the interchange of trains from the Central Secretariat station will be allowed during all working hours on both the days.
Keeping the security aspect in mind, it prohibited the use of all Metro parking lots also from 6 a.m. on January 25 till 2 p.m. on January 26.


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2124 San Miguel Dr Walnut Creek CA 94596 has a Walk Score of 23 out of 100. This location is Car-Dependent so almost all errands near 2124 San Miguel Dr require a car.


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City Council Meeting
August 5 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
City of Chubbuck
Council Meeting Agenda
August 5, 2020 – 6:00pm
Chubbuck City Hall
5160 Yellowstone Ave.
Call to Order: Mayor England.
Pledge Allegiance to the Flag: Councilmember Hernandez
Council Members Present:
Staff Members Present:
Amend Council Meeting Agenda:
Approval of Minutes: July 15, 2020. (Action Item).
- A proposed budget for the fiscal year 2021 from October 1, 2020, to September 30, 2021, pursuant to Idaho code 50-1002.
- Approval of Reflection Ridge at Harvest Springs Div. 1 Final Plat. (Action Item).
(Council will discuss the application and if it meets City code).
- Approval to Appoint Jeff Hough to the Chubbuck Development Authority. (Action Item).
(The council will discuss an appointment to the Chubbuck Development Authority Board).
- Acceptance of Offer of Dedication for Bilyeu Estates Div. 5. (Action Item).
(Council will discuss if all city requirements have been inspected and completed).
- Consideration of 1992 Downtown Urban Renewal Plan-Development Agreement. (Action Item).
(Council will consider approval of development agreement between City and CDA).
- City of Chubbuck claims for August 5, 2020 as presented to Mayor England and Council. (Action Item).
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2 Beco da Cardosa has a Walk Score of 99 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby parks include Jardim Júlio de Castilho, Jardim do Castelo de São Jorge and Jardim Augusto Gil.
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This was a job for LG mobile phones. I had a great time working with Jeremy Hindle once again. The creative was communities coming together to do something great. The first spot was an overgrown abandoned lot that is transformed into a beautiful community garden maze and the second was about everyone coming together to put on a play in a formerly forgotten park. This was a pretty big job to pull together in a very short amount of time.


When Covid-19 affected our plans for the SuDS in Sutton’s Schools project, the South East Rivers Trust shifted its focus from Education and Engagement to Design and Delivery – increasing the expertise we are able to give on future sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) projects.
The primary objective of any SuDS scheme is to alleviate flood risk – capturing and storing rainwater, reducing pressure on the drainage system.
We worked with schools to deliver clear benefits, whether it be for wildlife, as calm spaces or to enhance the work of particular lessons.
The SuDS in Sutton’s Schools project was managed by the London Borough of Sutton council and our role has been to deliver education and engagement to help schools meet flood relief targets. The primary aim has been to alleviate flood risk in the Hackbridge area – known as Critical Drainage Area 33.
The SuDS in Sutton’s Schools project was delivered in schools in two phases – using the summer holidays to deliver the bulk of the work. The first phase was completed in 2019 and, because of delays caused by Covid-19, the second phase was completed in 2021.


I-75 culvert in the Sault to be repaired starting this week
CHIPPEWA COUNTY — The Michigan Department of Transportation is investing nearly $240,000 to repair an I-75 culvert over Ashmun Creek in Sault Ste. Marie.
This project was funded by state maintenance funding. According to Dan Weingarten, communications representative for MDOT, this is money from the State Transportation Fund collected through gas taxes and vehicle registration fees. The repair is needed because the large corrugated metal culvert is showing signs of wear and deterioration.
The repair starts Monday and the estimated completion date is Oct. 22.
“This repair involves welding reinforcement tied together in the bottom of the culvert and placing a unique concrete mixture in the bottom and sides,” said Weingarten in an email. “This is designed to maintain the effectiveness of the culvert without having to do a more costly replacement at this time. Completely replacing this culvert would be many times as expensive due to the location and size and would have considerable traffic impacts. This culvert repair is intended to allow the culvert to function as designed and remain structurally sound.”
One lane of northbound I-75 will be closed about a mile south of the Easterday Avenue exit. One lane of traffic will be open on northbound I-75 during the project. Officials said this project will increase safety and extend the lifespan of the culvert.
Weingarten added that culverts are often overlooked but are important components of road systems. Culverts typically transmit water from ditches, streams and rivers under roadways as part of natural drainage. When they deteriorate beyond functional use, they can allow material from above to enter the watercourse and cause sinkholes and settlement in the roads. Deteriorated culverts can also impede water flow and cause harmful interference to buildings and property upstream. Maintaining culverts in good working order keeps the roadways open and allows water to pass through.
“As always, drivers should stay alert at all times, especially in work zones,” Weingarten said in an email to the public. “Pay attention to the lane you’re driving in. Avoid any distractions while driving and slow down for workers as you approach the work area.”
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The UK government needs to set up an independent commission to cater for the nation’s pressing infrastructural needs and must end the adversarial approach that worsens its short-term attitudes.
So said Lord Adonis at this morning’s Evolving London lecture at the Institute of Civil Engineers, part of a series of talks on the capital run by GVA.
Former transport secretary Lord Adonis said that the only proper vision envisaging how London should grow, with the whole gamut of infrastructural and planning issues that faced the city, was the Abercrombie plan of 1944. ‘That was a coherent and serious plan’, said Adonis, ‘and my thesis for this morning is that we haven’t had one since.’
Faced with a population that is projected to grow to 10 million by 2030 – London’s highest population ever – the capital needs crucial decisions made quickly on High Speed Two, Crossrail 2 and airport capacity, he said; radical improvements rather than the usual approach of seeking to marginally improve the status quo.
Adonis said we are ‘ducking completely’ what our long-term rail strategy should be, and that HS2 – which he was the chief proponent of under Labour – will solve a ‘capacity crisis. The line will link our five largest conurbations together in the process, and be preferable to spending billions on line upgrades which will not produce as many economic or capacity benefits. The UK needed to catch up with other countries such as Spain and France in embracing high-speed rail. ‘It’s the classic short term versus long-term view’, he said. ‘Patch and mend or think strategically.’ It is perfectly possible that politics could engulf HS2 but the problem will not go away, he added. Setting up an independent national infrastructure commission would improve a situation where governments make judgments in the national interest but which are always liable to be seen as partisan.
Crossrail 2 will similarly help reduce serious congestion north-south, whilst serving key regeneration areas such as the upper Lea Valley. And on aviation, Adonis said that a consensus should be built around the eventual recommendations from the Howard Davies report, or else London risks falling further behind other international airports and again losing economic benefits. The hub airport expansion scenario at Heathrow was perhaps more likely than building a new facility in the Thames Estuary, with all the associated infrastructure and transition problems in closing Heathrow that that would entail. But one of the most ‘chronic’ shortfalls facing London is the relatively few river crossings to the east of Tower Bridge. A new version of the Thames Gateway Bridge must be created and a decision made on other new Thames Crossings which could be funded by tolls.
But schemes like HS2 are prey to a deeply adversarial culture within government and a deeply risk-averse attitude within Treasury to publicly funded infrastructure, heightened by a project-by-project approach. ‘We don’t have to choose between HS2 and Crossrail 2’, said Adonis. ‘It is actually possible as a country to do all of these things together.’
David Taylor, New London Quarterly


Port Hedland's town councillors are expected to withdraw their support for the development of a fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) camp at Pretty Pool.
In May last year, the town appointed MAC Services Group to develop a 36-bay caravan park on Styles Road.
The proposal also included 348 short-stay rooms to cater for a transient workforce.
The plan attracted fierce community opposition and the council received 42 formal submissions opposing the development.
It was also the subject of numerous contentious community meetings.
The town has formally recommended councillors who attend a meeting on Wednesday vote against the plan.
If it did go ahead, the facility would generate nearly $800,000 a year in revenue for the town.


Good news in the Evening Standard today.
The Line is a proposed arts trail which Megan Piper wants to open this summer.
The route from Stratford to the Thames will include the installation of a vital footbridge at Cody Dock. This will be the final link to complete the Lea Valley Walk.
A £150,00 crowdfunding campaign is launched today. As I write there is already more than £1,000 pledged by 22 people. Lots of small donations will make this happen.
You can pledge here now.


TOWN OF JUPITER
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY (CRA)
Please take notice that the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
meeting scheduled for July 12, 2017 at 7:00 P.M. has been cancelled.
The next Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Regular Meeting will
be held on August 9, 2017 at 7:00 P.M. in the Town of Jupiter Council
Chambers at 210 Military Trail.
For more information contact the Town’s Clerk Department at (561) 741-2352.
Sally M. Boylan, MMC
Town of Jupiter


The Stuttgart City Council voted to condemn two properties during its regular council meeting held Tuesday night at city hall. All aldermen were present.
The council voted to condemn 906 E. Cleveland St., owned by Willie and Geraldean Hayden, and 1107 E. 1st Street, owned by Lacresha Scaife and Patrick Kimble, in accordance with City Ordinance 1836.
During the meeting, alderman Teddy Holt said he had spoken with the owner of the Cleveland St. property and that he was trying to repair the property to sell. Holt motioned to table condemning 906 E. Cleveland St. to give the owner more time. The motion did not receive a second.
Alderman Karolyn Jackson and Kyle Noble both asked about the process of condemning a property and questioned whether the owners had been given adequate notice to make repairs. Code Enforcement inspector Brian Crosby said the property owners had been given notice and that no utility services had been turned on at the E. Cleveland St. residence since 2015. Crosby said he had not heard from the owners of the E. 1st Street property.
Jackson motioned to move forward with condemning both properties together. Noble made the second and the motion passed unanimously. Per normal procedure, the property owners will be given time to make needed repairs to remove their properties from the city’s demolition list.
With no further business, the council adjourned.


Miami Shores Village Dog Park
Ten years ago, MSV Council voted against a dog park in Miami Shores. Now we are asking our Village Officials again to create what we want for our Community.
If you are in favor of creating an off-leash dog park for Miami Shores Village residents, please sign this petition. According to our Mayor there are approximately 2500 dogs within the 3680 households that comprise MSV.
Please note your address on the petition and if you would like to share any thoughts, suggestions or a favorite location please use the comment section.
Please join this effort to build a park where residents and dogs can socialize, meet neighbors, make new friends and connect with each other!
Each person that lives in a home in Miami Shores is entitled to sign this or other petitions. It is not only one signature per household. So please all husbands and all wives and all partners and grown children are eligible to sign. Thanks for your support!


Formerly known as The Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel, downtown Raleigh’s oldest surviving edifice constructed between 1923 and 1924, the Virginia Dare Ballroom is Raleigh’s hidden gem.
The hotel was constructed on a corner of Fayetteville Street; Raleigh’s broad main street. At the time, The Sir Walter was the most massive building in the south portion of the downtown business district. By 1925, the Sir Walter was home to over 80 percent of the state legislatures, in addition to lobbyists, aides, jurors, newspapermen, businessmen and other influential individuals over the next three decades.
The Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel is now a designated Raleigh Historic Landmark.


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Jones East 8 has won planning permission for this temporary hospitality building in the shape of a sofa overlooking the Olympic Park in east London
The 18,000m² temporary hospitality venue includes a 8,700 inch television screen, a four-storey sofa and will be able to accommodate up to 8,000 people a day.
The former industrial site is just 200m from the London 2012 Olympic Park in Stratford.
Site owner Lance Forman said: ‘The cabinet that the giant TV sits on could become a nightclub for 1,000 people.’ The venue is to be open from 8am to 2am between April to September 2012.
Phil Hudson of Jones East 8 added: ‘We wanted to try something cheeky, different and memorable and in so doing put the venue, Fish Island and Tower Hamlets on the corporate map.’


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The McMaster Athletic Complex offers four softball fields with covered seating, two soccer fields, four sand volleyball courts, and a multi-purpose field that can be used for football, soccer and lacrosse. Other amenities include a concession stand, restrooms, playground, water mister, horseshoe and washer pits, pickleball courts, picnic areas and a large parking lot. All are available for rent to private groups, individuals and organizations.


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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - Gov. Bobby Jindal is ordering the Department of Transportation and Development to begin emergency repairs on a damaged road at a major intersection on Southern University’s campus.
The long E.C. Harrison Drive, that crosses Roosevelt Steptoe Avenue, is the sole major road leading through the heart of the campus to the large residential area on the north end of the Baton Rouge campus. The intersection has been impassible for than a month while various remedies were being discussed.
WAFB aired a story Tuesday evening
that it would take up to six months to repair the road. Now the road could be fixed in a few weeks.
In a letter dated July 16 to DOTD, the governor said the highway agency is “authorized to enter into a cooperative endeavor agreement to provide the personnel, equipment and materials needed to perform the emergency repairs” at the intersection.
The governor’s office estimated that it will cost about $300,000 to pay for the emergency repairs. A DOTD official said the repairs could start as early as Saturday or Monday of next week. The goal is to have the new road in place by the time students start arriving Aug. for the Fall semester.


San Mateo Medical Center - Prevent Self Harm & Ligature Project
The San Mateo County Department of Public Works Capital Projects is seeking bids from qualified contractors to award a construction contract for improvements under the Prevent Self Harm & Ligature Project at the San Mateo Medical Center, 222 West 39th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403. A mandatory pre-bid conference followed by a project site visit (job walk) is scheduled for Monday, November 23, 2020, at 2:00 PM at San Mateo Medical Center. Due to COVID-19, interested Contractors must review the bid documents before attending the mandatory pre-bid conference and site visit, and contact the authorized contract person to confirm the meeting location and any additional instructions. Questions regarding this project should be directed to the authorized contact person: Bernadette Delgado, Project Manager II, Department of Public Works Capital Projects, 555 County Center, 5th Floor, Redwood City, California 94063-1655, Email: email@example.com.


We’ve been ROCing the Riverway and canal for 27 years and are so appreciative of this endorsement of our contribution to the community by our inclusion in the Roc the Riverway project. Our non-profit, Corn Hill Navigation, would like to express our deep gratitude to Governor Cuomo, Mayor Warren and the ROC the Riverway Advisory Board. CHN is eager to partner with the city and all of the entities involved in the ROC the Riverway initiative to work together to realize the renaissance of our city’s waterfront that this project represents and continue working toward the communal goal of revitalizing the Genesee River corridor well beyond this initial phase.This grant will help us get to the homestretch in funding our vision of returning a boat to downtown Rochester so we can be able to offer educational opportunities to students, as well as social and educational programming to area residents and tourists on the Genesee River.
Check out the artist’s conceptions depicting the new boat, expected to launch in 2019. Images courtesy of Bergmann Associates:


Union Minister of State for Shipping and Ports Mansukh Mandaviya said that the Centre would allocate funds to the tune of Rs 40,590 crore for the development of National Highways and roads under the Sagarmala project in Andhra Pradesh. In a written reply to Rajya Sabha MP GVL Narasimha Rao, Madaviya informed that under Sagarmala Pariyojana, 21 rail projects covering 1,676 km with an investment of Rs 21,444 crore and 31 road and highway projects covering 1,567 km with an outlay of Rs.19,146 crore are being built in Andhra Pradesh.
As many as 11 rail and road projects with an investment of Rs. 10,150 crore are being built under Sagarmala to improve rail and road connectivity to Krishnapatnam port. Much of this development falls in Tirupati parliamentary constituency, said Rao. Meanwhile, Union roads and surface transport minister Nitin Gadkari said that the Centre has taken up the expansion of National Highways in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on a large scale.
In a written reply to GVL Narasimha Rao in Rajya Sabha, Union minister Nitin Gadkari informed that the length of National Highways in May 2014 in undivided Andhra Pradesh was 6,590 km. At present, the length of National Highways in Andhra Pradesh is 7,340 km and in Telangana, it is 3,974 km. Thanks to the rapid expansion of highways post bifurcation, the residual state of Andhra Pradesh now has more length of highways of 7,340 km than the undivided AP in 2014.
The total length of highways in two Telugu states together has increased to 11,314 km from 6,590 km in 2014. This marks a whopping addition of 4,724 km or an increase of 72 percent. In Andhra Pradesh alone, 42 National Highway projects have been completed since 2014, while 63 projects are presently under progress. In Telangana, 40 National Highway projects have been completed since 2014, while 32 projects are underway. In addition to the ongoing projects, a large number of National Highway projects are in pipeline in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana – 62 in Andhra Pradesh and 23 in Telangana.


Applicant seeks to demolish existing buildings and create eight small-lot subdivisions.
This application is on the “fast track” with the city. Recommended reports must be in by April 12. The neighborhood council has until June 1 to submit comment.
Planning Dept case number: ENV-2015-796-EAF
Contact: Kamran Kazemi, 424-832-3455
- Parks and Open Space Committee Meeting / Area 6 Joint Committee Meeting
- HHWNC Board Meeting – April 21, 2021
- Emergency Renters Assistance Program – Apply March 30th to April 30th
- Hollywood Community Plan Update – Letters
- Guest Speaker: Dr. Jorge Partida on COVID & Mental Health
- Air travel and COVID – From Boeing
- Community & Youth Relations Meeting with Guest Speaker Dr. Jorge Partida, LACDMH


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The Commission regrets that numerous exterior alterations have occurred without review or permit. Returned without Action. Submitted materials are insufficient for permit review. File new submission with permit application with dimensioned plans and elevations for all exterior work, including details and material specification, no later than 15 May 2008 for review at the 5 June meeting. Refer to the Building Inspector for Historic Preservation.


Back in April, hundreds of people – and just about all of Sacramento’s movers and shakers – gathered just north of downtown for a huge Railyards groundbreaking ceremony. There was no shortage of excitement about plans for retail, office space, apartments, condos and museums. Listen, for example, to what Mayor Kevin Johnson said that day:
Johnson in April: “What major downtown anywhere in the country can double its size with one big project? We need to recognize the opportunity we have before us. And right now, I think what’s most pressing is dollars flowing so we can put people to work.”
But those dollars never really flowed. California’s budget crisis froze the $47 million in voter-approved state bond funds the Railyards was counting on. By mid-summer, not a single check had actually arrived. Suheil Totah with developer Thomas Enterprises says that changed everything.
Totah: “We were pretty confident we’d be able to proceed without any suspension. But unfortunately, we had to suspend construction.”
That prompted fears from city officials that the Railyards might lose out on millions in federal stimulus funds if the project missed its deadlines. But the state’s first check just arrived this week – and now, says Mayor Johnson, it’s full speed ahead.
Johnson this week: “I think we’re over the hump at this point, yes. I was worried about it, but I feel a little better.”
When crews resume in a few weeks, they’ll be working on a new bridge at Fifth Street and cleaning up toxic materials like lead and asbestos left over at two old railroad buildings. Developer Suheil Totah says the now-empty Railyards property will get pretty busy.
Totah: “We’ll do as much as we can this construction season, and start up again beginning of the year as weather allows.”
In fact, there are several more projects planned for the Railyards in the next year or so, including Regional Transit’s new light rail expansion. Work on actual buildings is still a couple of years away.


Using Municipal Vulnerability Planning (MVP) Action Grant funds, the Town of Blandford will provide a stipend of $5,000 to a Community Liaison. The Community Liaison will play a critical role as a project envoy, ensuring robust participation in the two listening sessions to be held in the community. One of these listening sessions will be town-wide and the other will be geared specifically to elders. It is anticipated that work will begin in January 2023 and then end with the last of two listening sessions tentatively scheduled for the spring. Download the full Role of Community Liaisons (PDF). Contact the Town Administrator by 3:00 PM on Friday, January 13, 2023 if interested at [email protected].


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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Dalton Township Planning Commission will conduct public hearings at a regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at 6:00 pm. These hearings will be for the following items:
• A special land use permit application at 685 Sanctuary Dr for a ground a mounted solar array.
• A special land use permit application at 3224 E Tyler Rd for ground mounted solar array.
A copy of the proposed special land use permit applications are available at the Dalton Township Office, 1616 E. Riley Thompson Rd during the hours of 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Please call (231) 332-6706 for further information. Written comments may be sent to the above address or via email to: email@example.com. Comments should be received no later than July 25.
The Township of Dalton will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services at the meeting to individuals with disabilities upon 72 hours advanced notice to the Township. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Township Clerk, Tracy DeMarse by writing or calling, Dalton Township, 1616 E. Riley Thompson Rd, Muskegon, MI 49445, (231) 766-3043.


Rotarians dig in to restore tree line:
Comox Valley Echo
September 29, 2009
Volunteers were out in force on Saturday morning putting right a trail of damage caused by vandals along Lerwick Road.
Members of Courtenay Rotary Club dug up and replaced 32 trees that were broken over the September long weekend.
The volunteer effort was a display of civic pride the City of Courtenay hopes will send a message to the culprits.
'We're really grateful to Courtenay Rotary for doing this,' said Courtenay Mayor Greg Phelps.
'It's not just about the labour. It's symbolic to have community volunteers coming together to replant these trees. It shows that we as a community won't stand for this type of behavior.'


Mississippi River Trail to close for repairs
Published: May. 8, 2023 at 2:54 PM CDT
RIVERDALE, Iowa and BETTENDORF, Iowa (KWQC) - The Mississippi River Trail (MRT) will be closing for scheduled repairs, this week.
The MRT from Duck Creek to Bellingham Road will close on Wednesday and Thursday for repairs, according to a media release from the City of Bettendorf. Trail users are advised to use alternate routes during this closure and to stay clear of the closure and construction area.
Both Cities of Bettendorf and Riverdale will be installing signage advising trail users that the trail is closed and providing an alternate route, city officials said.
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Subway service to be disrupted March weekends due to upgrading
With upgrade work scheduled for weekends in March, TTC service will be disrupted on the University portion of the Yonge-University-Spadina subway.
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With upgrade work scheduled for weekends in March, TTC service will be disrupted on the University portion of the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.
The Toronto Transit Commission will modernize the subway signaling system, much of which was originally installed when the University line opened 50 years ago.
The work is scheduled to take place March 2 and 3, 10 (starting March 9 at midnight), 17 (starting March 16 at midnight), 23 and 24. Regular subway service will resume each Monday at 6 a.m.
During work times, trains will terminate at St George and Union stations. An accessible bus service will operate every three to five minutes. Due to construction on Front St. W. the shuttle bus will not service Union Station. Instead, it will run between St. George Station and St. Andrew Station on the University line and King Station on the Yonge line.
With elevators at St. George Station undergoing a major overhaul, the TTC will have Wheel-Trans buses stationed at Bathurst, Eglinton West and Union subway stations to accommodate seniors and persons with disabilities who use wheelchairs, scooters and other mobility aids.
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What: A 2.5 mile out and back walk on the paved, but not yet accessorized, extension of the Centennial Trail.
Where: In Lake Stevens, from Catherine Creek Park at 20th Street NE to Highway 92.
Why: Because it’s there and it’s finally paved. Hikers, bikers, joggers and walkers are all glad to see that the promised completion of the recreational trail that will eventually extend from Snohomish to Skagit County is still on track. The Lake Stevens to Arlington phase is supposed to be completed in the spring and, so far, this section from 20th Street north to Highway 92 does have asphalt. There’s no parking to speak of at 20th Street NE and N. Machias Road, but there is a bit of an apron to pull off the road. I parked on the street by the entrance to Catherine Creek Park to extend the walk a little. There is a brief dirt path along the park’s north end that fades into a faintly marked shoulder of the road. The trail begins about 0.3 of a mile east. This section is not as much of a pastoral getaway as the previous length from Snohomish, since it twists and turns through a rural industrial area north of downtown Lake Stevens. I’m sure it will have much more esthetic appeal when landscaping, benches and bridges are in place. A few other joggers and bicyclists seem to have discovered it and some horseback riders too, so watch your step. There are no markings to separate species just yet. So press on regardless and celebrate the progress. – Sally Birks


9872 La Jolla Farms Road (LOT)
SOLD OCT 2010 – Offered at $7,000,000 – $8,250,876.
LOT – Magnificent ocean bluff one of a kind homesite located above Black’s beach in the prestigious La Jolla Farms neighborhood.
Coastal Development Permit is in process for a Ken Ronchetti designed residence of approximately 8,500 sq ft which includes the guest house. CDP is to be approved by February 2010, according to the City. Renderings in the Gellens’ office.
Directions to Property: La Jolla Shores Drive to the end of La Jolla Farms. Road lot is gated on the oceanside of the street. Click here to view map


International Perspectives Course
Each spring, the Metro Growth Center sponsors International Perspectives on Urban Law and Policy (LAW 7397) in which distinguished scholars from around the world lead small, focused seminars about land-use planning and environmental law in their countries.
The course is taught by three visiting professors. It is available to law students and graduate students from both Georgia State University and Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of City and Regional Planning, and there are no pre-requisites.
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Ayland Gardens Play Area
We are currently in the process of creating a children's play area at Ayland Gardens. A consultation took place at Ayland Gardens on Wednesday 29th May where two designs were available for residents to comment on.
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Thorne and Moorends Town Council will re-open Thorne Memorial Park on Thursday (May 15) following health and safety concerns following a small amount of damage done to the park.
An area between Park View and West Road gates will remain fenced off to allow remedial work to be carried out including re-seeding following a recent event there. While this work takes place the public will be allowed to use the park, but are being asked to stay out of fenced off areas.
Council spokesman, Jeremy Sherlock, said: “Work to improve the walled garden in the park will start on June 2 and last for about five weeks. Contractors will be on site shortly before this to carry out weed killing and this area will be fenced off.”


Freeport-McMoRan’s Greenlee County Community Investment Fund Grants $250,000 to Arizona Communities
March 9, 2018 /3BL Media/ - The Greenlee County Community Investment Fund (CIF) awarded grants totaling $250,000 to the Greenlee County community in Arizona.
Recipients were selected by the Greenlee County CIF, which is overseen by a committee of community leaders assembled by the Freeport-McMoRan Community Partnership Panel, to identify and address community needs in health care, education, environment, economic development and transportation with positive, sustainable solutions.
The CIF was established in 2011, as part of Freeport-McMoRan’s objectives to empower communities to develop and identify projects that would help ensure their self-sufficiency beyond the presence of Freeport-McMoRan operations.
- The Town of Clifton received $91,000 for town planning
- The Town of Duncan School System received $44,000 for classroom enhancements
- The Town of Duncan received $115,000 for improvements to its wastewater treatment plants
To learn more about how Freeport-McMoRan supports the communities in which it operates, please visit fcx.com and freeportinmycommunity.com.
Please see the 2016 Working Toward Sustainable Development Report for more information on all of their social, economic and environmental efforts.


New £635,000 play area opened in Magheramason
26 August 2021
Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Alderman Graham Warke, has officially opened a new, state-of-the-art play area in Magheramason.
The playground and free-play Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) is located on the site of the old play area on the Mason Road in the village and has been fully funded by Derry City and Strabane District Council at a cost of £635,000.
Equipment includes a wheelchair accessible ground flush roundabout, an eight-metre high space net, a zip line, two multi-units with towers for younger and older children, climbing nets and slides, and a variety of swings with adapted swing seats catering for different ages and abilities.
A landscaped grass area also includes tree planting, seating areas, cycle stands and fully inclusive picnic tables and paths.
Opening the facility, Mayor Warke said: "This is a fantastic day for the young people of Magheramason and for the whole village.
"Work has been ongoing on this play area since the end of last summer, and now it gives me great pleasure to hand it over to the people of Magheramason to enjoy.
"This is a sign of our commitment as a Council to addressing rural play provision and to providing facilities for our young people to come and enjoy themselves while also getting some physical activity and socialising with others. It ties in with our Green Infrastructure Plan also, utilising the space with environmental benefits.
"It has been an incredibly challenging year for our young people who have shown great resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic, and I hope that the opening of this play area will give them a boost as we continue our return to normality."
Susan McElwee, community representative for Magheramason, added: "We are so delighted to have this wonderful play area on our doorsteps here in the village.
"There's so much for our children to do, and it's also a welcome space for parents to gather as well and have a chat in scenic surroundings.
"I have no doubt that there will lots of excited young people running around this facility for many years to come!
"Thanks to Derry City and Strabane District Council for their support in delivering this project."


In July of 2010, I made a request to the Oneida County Planning and Zoning Committee to ask for approving a new ordinance to allow chickens and ducks. My request went through many committee meeting and two public hearing. In short it allows up to 8 hen chickens and/or ducks. Please see this posting (https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=494014) Today was the County Board meeting of Supervisors, in which the chicken/duck ordinace was going to be passed or failed. We needed 11 yes supervisor votes for the ordinance to pass. Well, we got 20 yes votes and only 1 no vote, meaning that it is now legal to have chickens in residential zoned land. Oneida County is located in the northwoods of Wisconsin, has a popluation around 36,500 and a mass of 1,236 sq. miles.


Thursday, April 12, 2018
South Portland, Broadway Corridor and Mill Creek Signal Improvements; Bicycle Accommodation and Other Improvements
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: South Portland City Hall Council Chambers, 25 Cottage Road, South Portland
Please join MaineDOT at a formal public meeting to discuss "Broadway Avenue corridor and Mill Creek signal improvements, bicycle accommodation improvements and other misc. improvements from the Erskine Drive intersection to the Cottage Road intersection in South Portland."
Representatives of the Maine Department of Transportation will be present on Wednesday, May 2nd at 6:00 p.m. to listen to concerns, receive comments, and answer questions from anyone with an interest in the project. The Department is particularly interested in learning local views relative to project consistency with local comprehensive plans, discovering local resources, and identifying local concerns and issues. Anyone with an interest is invited to attend and participate in the meeting.
Accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Auxiliary aids will be provided upon advance request.
Any inquiries regarding this project may be directed to the attention of Brian Keezer, Senior Project Manager, Maine Department of Transportation, Multimodal Program, 24 Child Street, 16 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0016, Telephone: (207) 624-3612. Email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Work Identification Numbers 18665.00
Federal Aid Project Numbers STP-1866(500)
TTY Users Dial Maine Relay 711


Newark Town Council currently has 5 allotment sites with the boundaries of the town. There are 173 plots altogether, of varying sizes.
The are located at:
- Barnby Road
- Bowbridge Road
- Fleming Drive
- Hawton Road/ St. Catherines
An allotment tenancy lasts for one year and the approximate cost, dependent upon size, is between £10 and £120.
A £20 Bond deposit for all sites will be required; these are refundable when the tenancy ceases.
How to Apply
Each site has a waiting list and the Town Council currently only takes applications from anyone living in Newark.
Once you have been allocated a plot, dependant on its condition the Council may be able to assist in preparing the plot for cultivation.
If you wish to apply for an allotment or require any further advice, please contact Newark Town Council on 01636 684805 or email email@example.com
Newark Allotment Society
The Society has been set up by allotment holders from all sites to be a voice for all allotment holders. They offer helpful advice and hold regular meetings.
The Society is not just open to allotment holders, but also all enthusiastic gardeners within Newark, who can become Associated Members. A Membership Application Form can be obtained from Newark Town Council.
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Basehor in a ‘pickle’ with sewage treatment plant
Members of the Basehor City Council criticized March 8 the planning and location chosen by a past administration for the Basehor Wastewater Treatment Facility. Past members of the City Council said growth projections and engineers didn't prepare them properly for implementing the facility.
"We're stuck with it," Basehor mayor Joseph Scherer said. "We've got to add on."
Basehor council members met with city superintendent Gene Myracle Monday, March 7 to discuss the treatment plant and expansion plans.
Only an estimated 80 new connections separate the treatment facility from reaching its first phase capacity, Myracle said.
With the city averaging approximately 75 to 90 new homes per year, it may not be long until more sewage is flowing into the treatment plant than it was designed to handle.
"I know," Myracle said bluntly, "we're in a pickle."
It was numbers such as those presented by Myracle that prompted the City Council to direct the superintendent to move forward with an expansion project for the treatment plant.
The governing body also indicated it would begin researching whether it could acquire a state loan that would be used to purchase land for a future treatment plant facility, to be located, ideally, on more suitable ground than the current treatment plant.
City Council member John Bonee broached the idea of exploring the purchase of land for a new treatment facility. He said the current location is unsuitable for a treatment plant and it requires costly equipment.
"Why we put a treatment plant on the top of a hill I have no idea," Bonee said.
"We may need two plants (in the future) but that location isn't good for either one of them," he said.
Burl Gratny, a past member of the City Council that helped implement the treatment plant facility, said engineers steered the council wrong in many ways regarding the treatment plant facility.
"It's pretty easy to bad-mouth the location where we put this sewer plant," Gratny said, adding that a number of sites were reviewed for the treatment plant but many of them weren't available.
"This was the best location (project engineers) could come up with," he said.
"They kind of did us wrong."
Original estimates indicated the treatment plant wouldn't need an expansion for several years. Growth estimates and consultation from engineers led the council to believe it was making the right choices regarding the sewer plant, said Chris Garica, who, like Gratny, also served on the past council.
"There was no way we thought this would be at capacity at this time," Garcia said.
The treatment plant was completed in 2001 as an expandable facility. In its current first phase, the treatment plant can process 535,000 gallons per day. In it's fourth phase, the treatment plant can process 2.2 million gallons per day and would serve a population as high as 20,000.
The city is exploring an expansion project that would alter the treatment plant to the fourth phase. The project is estimated to cost $5 million, but Myracle said the city could possibly save between $1 million and $1.5 million on the project if previous design plans were altered. Although the design would be modified, Myracle said the leap to the fourth phase would still allow the treatment plant to process 2.2 million gallons per day.
The project would take an estimated 18 months to complete, he said.
According to Myracle's estimates, the treatment plant has an average in-flow of 501,812 gallons per day from 1,147 users connected to the treatment plant.
In January and February, the treatment plant processed an average of 600,000 gallons per day, but as Myracle indicated, the difference could be attributed to wet weather conditions, which increases intake.


The Burlington Department of Public Works, directed by John Sanchez, located on the second floor of the Town Hall Annex 25 Center Street.
The Department helps maintain the safety and beauty of Burlington.
For More information please contact the DPW at 781-270-1670
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Middlesex Turnpike Reconstruction
Complete Project Plan - Listed on the Town of Bedford, DPW
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August 6, 2021
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Daytime and overnight retreats on a portion of Turner Farm Park
Following a public hearing on the matter, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved, on July 27, Special Exception SE 2020-DR022 (Turner Farmhouse Foundation) (Dranesville District) to permit applicant Turner Farmhouse Foundation to operate a public benefit association facility on a 4.95-area of the Turner Farm Park property and modify a front yard setback of the existing house.


What: St. Patrick’s Day/Boat Show West Palm Beach Traffic Advisory
When: Thursday, March 17, 2011
Affected Area: Clematis Street, Centennial Square, Flagler Drive
(03/11/11) West Palm Beach residents and visitors should be aware of the following information regarding St. Patrick’s Day in downtown West Palm Beach:
There will be 3 major St. Patrick’s Day celebrations on Thursday, March 17 in downtown West Palm Beach: O’Sheas St. Patrick’s Day Party, Roxy’s St. Patrick’s Day Bash, and Clematis By Night’s “Everyone’s Irish” event.
O’Sheas St. Patrick’s Day Party will take place in the 500 block of Clematis Street from 10am to 2am and feature Irish cheer and a mini parade down Clematis Street at 3:00 p.m.
Roxy’s St. Patrick’s Day Bash will take place in the 300 block of Clematis Street from 5pm – 11pm and feature live music beginning at 9pm, games and beverages.
Clematis by Night’s “Everyone’s Irish” event will take place in Centennial Square from 6pm – 9pm and feature the Tir Na Greine School of Irish Dance, Palm Beach Atlantic University performances and the main act, Blue Light Audio. A portion of the evening’s proceeds will benefit the Palm Beach Firefighters Benevolent Association.
The 500 block of Clematis Street, west of the Clematis Parking Garage, will close at 8am on March 17, 2011 and reopen by 5 am, March 18, 2011.
The 300 block of Clematis Street will close at 12 noon on March 17, 2011 and reopen prior to 5am on March 18, 2011.
The 200 block of Clematis Street, Narcissus Avenue from Banyan Boulevard to Datura Street will close at 6pm on March 17, 2011 and reopen prior to 5am on March 18, 2011.
North and South Clematis Streets will close at 3pm on March 17, 2011 and reopen prior to 5am on March 18, 2011.
City of West Palm Beach parking locations will charge a flat $7 Special Event fee after 4pm on March 17, 2011.
Boat Show Road Advisory
Starting Sunday, March 20, 2011 until Tuesday March 29, Flagler Drive will undergo a complete closure from Lakeview Avenue to Banyan Boulevard. Northbound traffic may detour via Olive Avenue and southbound traffic may detour via Dixie Highway. Flagler drive is currently partially closed from Lakeview to Banyan Boulevard.
The southbound only lanes of Flagler Drive will reopen on Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Flagler Drive will completely reopen on Friday, April 1, 2011 at 5 p.m.
Beginning Tuesday, March 15 until Wednesday, March 30, Narcissus Avenue will be closed between Evernia Street and Datura Street.
Saturday, March 26, 2011 until Sunday, March 27, 2011 Rosemary Avenue will be closed from Okeechobee to Evernia Street, and Hibiscus Street will be closed between Quadrille and Sapodilla for a City Place Art Show.
Visitors to the Boat Show are encouraged to exit I-95 at Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard to get to one of the city’s parking garages on Banyan Boulevard or Okeechobee Boulevard to Quadrille to access the Evernia Street Garage.
The free trolley will be operating between City Place and the Waterfront for additional access to both venues.


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The FCT Department of Development Control on Tuesday afternoon dislodged a neighborhood roadside market behind the Area 1 Shopping Center, by Police Station.
The illegal market operating around a mosque was suspected to have provided cover to stranded criminals.
The operation, carried out by a combined team of several security agencies, the Development Control team, and the Abuja Environmental Protection Board was part of measures to restore sanity to that part of Abuja city center.
The Director of the Development Control Department, Mukhtar Galadima, said his teams also dislodged illegal car dealers who took over pedestrian walkways within the Area 1 residential district.
The impounded were taken to the offices of the enforcement squad of the FCT Directorate of Road Traffic Service.
Galadima vowed that the roadside market would never be allowed to restart.
He also disclosed that the FCT Administration was working towards providing a permanent solution to open grazing of cattle within Abuja city center.


Street Closures Starting Wednesday, November 12 and Monday, November 17
Tuesday November 11, 2014 4:02 PM
November 11, 2014
For information, contact Abby Shelton at 687-8557 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
STREET CLOSURES STARTING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17
The following locations will be closed on the following dates:
- Osage Drive from Delaware Drive to Lewis Lane from Wednesday, November 12 and Thursday November 13 for street repair;
- 25th Street will be closed at the intersection of 25th Street and Breckenridge Street starting Monday, November 17, 2014 and continuing through Wednesday, November 19, 2014 for sewer repair. A signed detour for 25th Street will be provided prior to closure.
Please use caution and attention while driving in these areas.
For information about the City of Owensboro, visit us on the web at www.owensboro.org
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News & Updates
PRESS RELEASE: The Town of Hillsboro Refutes Clarke County Claims About ReThink9 Road and Infrastructure Project
Hillsboro, Va., August 30, 2019—The Town of Hillsboro has responded to a press release issued by the Clark County Public Information Office on August 29 to local media to correct several inaccurate and false statements. According to Hillsboro Mayor Roger Vance, the...
When the Town of Hillsboro assumed the management and administration of the ReThink9 road and infrastructure project, we embraced the mantra “Build it Once, Build it Now”—and the responsibility to dramatically reduce the cost, time and burden of construction on our...
First settled in 1752, Hillsboro is among the oldest, smallest and best-preserved incorporated towns in the Commonwealth, with the entire Town on the National Register of Historic Places. In the early 1800s, residents began receiving drinking water from Hill Tom...
We believe Hillsboro’s ReThink9 project will not only be transformative for the Town of Hillsboro but will usher in an era of greater promise and possibilities for the entire Route 9 corridor and the rural expanse of northwest Loudoun. Long notorious as one of the...
Letters From Our Elected Officials, Local, State and U.S. Congresswoman Wexton, and Organizations
Thank you to the public officials and local Loudoun businesses and organizations whose letters of support for ReThink9 efforts to complete this project in the shortest duration possible continue to arrive daily so we can share them here on our site. Thanks to Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton, Blue Ridge District Supervisor Tony Buffington, Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall, Senator Richard Black, Hillsboro Charter Academy Principal Mark Wertheimer, AltaTerra Farm Bed & Breakfast owner Alta Jones and Visit Loudoun President & CEO Beth Erickson.
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To clarify reports regarding the detours for the RT9 project, there will be both regional and local detours.
The regional detour will direct all traffic originating west of Rt. 340 to follow Rt. 340 to Rt. 7. We expect 60 to 65 percent of the total daily volume of traffic on Route 9 will use the regional detour. The designated detour for local traffic around the Town of Hillsboro will be Rt. 719 (Stony Point Road) to Woodgrove Road to Allder School Road then back north on Hillsboro Road to reconnect with Route 9.
NOTE: EXCEPT DURING TEMPORARY FULL CLOSURE PERIODS (TO BE DETERMINED)
ON WEEKDAYS, ONE LANE EASTBOUND WILL BE OPEN THROUGH HILLSBORO FOR MORNING RUSH TRAFFIC FROM 4 A.M. TO 9:30 A.M.
ON WEEKENDS, (BEGINNING FRIDAY’S AT 2 P.M.) ONE-LANE WESTBOUND WILL BE OPEN THROUGH HILLSBORO UNTIL SUNDAYS AT 6 P.M.
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City Hall discussion on withdrawing support for NDR Western Link delayed after motion pulled
PUBLISHED: 17:22 29 January 2019 | UPDATED: 10:04 30 January 2019
Norfolk County Council
Norwich City Council will not be considering whether to reverse a recent decision to back the proposed road to link the Northern Distributor Road to the A47 - after a motion seeking a u-turn was withdrawn.
Earlier this month, the city council’s cabinet agreed to maintain its support for the Western Link which Norfolk County Council is looking to build.
That road would connect the NDR, now known as the Broadland Northway, to the A47, with four options on the table.
The city council’s cabinet, while still supporting the principle of the road, did not commit to a single preferred route, although councillors ruled out backing the option of single carriageway improvements to the A1067 and B1535.
And the cabinet agreed support would be withdrawn should final designs not include measures to promote walking, cycling and use of public transport, improve air quality and encourage growth.
However, Green group leader Denise Carlo had been due to table a motion tonight that the council should reverse that decision and advise County Hall that it opposes the principle to construct the Western Link.
The Norfolk Wildlife Trust recently said said all four options for the road - some of which include viaducts over river valley - would cause “unacceptable damage” to habitats unless there was a “significant commitment” to mitigation and creating new habitats.
Martin Wilby, chairman of Norfolk County Council’s environment, development and transport committee previously said: “We are absolutely committed to minimising potential adverse impacts and, wherever possible, enhancing the environment.
“We’ve already done lots of work and research into this, including commissioning our own ecologists and environmental experts and seeking advice from Natural England and the Environment Agency.”
But the motion will now not be discussed, after Mrs Carlo withdrew it, because of the packed agenda. It is now likely to be debated at a future council meeting.
Tonight’s City Hall meeting will, however, see the Greens push for the city council to declare a ‘climate emergency’.
Oxford City Council recently took such a step, when it backed a Green party motion which was partially amended by the Labour group.
The Greens hope Norwich will follow suit, with their motion saying resources need to be committed to cut carbon emissions. The motion seeks a pledge from the council to make Norwich carbon neutral by 2030.
What are the Western Link options?
Option A: Single carriageway upgrade to A1067 to Lenwade and B1535 to A47 Wood Lane junction at Honingham, using existing bridge at Attlebridge. Cost: £60m.
Option B: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. New route to east of Weston Longville linked to A47 at Wood Lane junction. Two alternatives to link to A1067. New junction at Attlebridge, using current bridge or viaduct over Wensum, joining A1067 east of Attlebridge. Cost: £155m.
Option C: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. Link to A47 at Wood Lane. New junction to take route between Weston Longville and Ringland, crossing Wensum on viaduct. Cost: £153m.
Option D: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. New route west of Ringland, linked to A47 either at Taverham Road junction or near Easton roundabout junction, crossing Wensum on viaduct. Second viaduct over Tud. Cost: £161m.
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The city of Claremont is about to get a hot new makeover by its very own citizens.
The city has designated six to eight fire hydrants in the downtown area to be reimagined into pieces of community artwork.
To read more of this story, pick up the Friday edition of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.


Signal Maintenance to be Performed Thursday Night on US 67/US 377
BROWNWOOD AND EARLY - The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crews will be performing maintenance on traffic signal control boxes along US 67/ US 377 (Early Blvd. and W. Commerce) in the cities of Brownwood and Early on Thursday night, June 23. Work will begin at the intersection of US 67 and Sudderth Drive in Early and will continue along Early Blvd./ W.
Commerce to the intersection of US 67 and SH 279 (W. Austin Avenue/Belle Plain). There will be no lane closures as work will be performed in the right-of-way.
While work is underway, signals will flash red. Motorists should use caution and treat the intersection as a four way stop during this time. Crews will begin operations at approximately 10 PM Thursday night until early Friday morning.
TxDOT anticipates completion of this maintenance prior to the Friday morning work commute.


Architect Lessons—Amelia Taylor-Hochberg attended the International Architectural Education Summit, hosted by UCLA’s Department of Architecture and Urban Design and IE School of Architecture in Madrid, in Berlin, and details her takeaways. Number 2: "Kids today don’t know a thing about radicalism."
"The Slumlord Project"—Street artists in Baltimore are attempting to clean up neighborhoods by painting on abandoned and empty properties in a "good old-fashioned bricks and mortar shaming project." [The Huffington Post]
Check out the coolest architecture designs in the world of video games. [Co.Design]
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The Planning Board of the Borough of Dunellen conducts its regular meetings on the fourth Monday of each month at 7:00 pm, unless as noted. These meetings are held in the Council Chambers at the Municipal Building, 355 North Avenue in Dunellen.
* Members have 4 year terms and alternate members have 2 year terms, unless otherwise noted.
2021 MEETING DATES
SPECIAL PLANNING BOARD MEETING, 09/29/2020
For information on the Special Planning Board Meeting on September 29, 2020, see documents below:
For the Notice of the Special Meeting, an Application by Communipaw Associates LLC, 150 North Avenue, click here.
Checklist Waiver, click here.
Site photographs, click here.
Application, click here.
Stormwater Management, click here.
Site Plan, July 13, 2020, click here.
Site Plan, September 4, 2020, click here.
Architectural Floor Plan, A-1, click here.
Architectural Floor Plan, A-2, click here.
For architectural drawings for this project, click here.


In 1738 the Proprietors voted that there would be a second division of land. A committee was appointed that included Benjamin Rolfe, John Coffin, Edward Emery, Joseph Gerrish and Thomas Thorla. They were paid nine shilling a day for their services.
John Brown was employed as surveyor and when completed had laid out Fish, High, Cross, Water, Long, Battle, Pleasant and West (Little Hill) streets. Upon these streets, lots containing eighty acres were laid out, one for each proprietors.
On December 20, 1738 the proprietors met in Newbury, Massachusetts for the drawing of the lots.


Siena at Town Center is another great Nocatee community offering easy access to the Nocatee Town Center. Like Lakeside and Enclave at Town Center (two already established communities), Siena is ideal for people who want to be able to walk or take their golf carts to everything the Town Center has to offer (Publix, Dick’s Wings, Cedars Cleaners, Hair Cuttery, Palm Leaf Dental, Mesa Veterinary and more). Residents will also be close to Nocatee amenities like the Splash Water Park, greenway trails and more.
Dream Finders Homes reports brisk sales at The Palms at Nocatee in Duval County. While the land for the community is just now being cleared and prepped, Dream Finders has already sold 13 of the approximately 60 lots that will be available for single-family homes. Dreamfinders is offering 50’, 60’ and 70’ lots, with most of the larger lots backing up to water or preserve. Prices start around $230,000. [Read more…]
Anyone living in or around Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra and Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida is familiar with Nocatee. Spanning more than 13,000 acres in northern St. Johns County, Nocatee continues to grow quickly. In fact, with home sales up 21% year to date over 2013, Nocatee is now the 3rd best-selling master-planned community in the entire United States. [Read more…]


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Highlights - Public Works - Parks & Open Space
Posted on: October 10, 2022
[ARCHIVED] Cypress St. Playground Grand Reopening!
The Brookline DPW invites you to attend the Cypress Street Playground Reopening on Saturday, October 15, 2022 at Cypress Street Playground.


SSI Pre-Load Compactors are used to compact, load and transfer from 25 to 125 tons of waste per hour into lightweight transfer trailers to maximize payloads for long haul transfer.
Self-contained units that compact material within the compaction chamber, independent of a transport vehicle. High density solid waste compaction produces clean, efficient transfer to highway trailers and containers.
Self-contained, pre-load transfer station compaction systems with constant density controls, single stage cylinder, single or multiple bale output, platen jam relief, replaceable wear strips and no return hoses or hose rewind.
Stationary compactors featuring three, single stage cylinders designed to form one high density square ended bale. The 4500 Series compactors are optimum solutions for high volume facilities needing to transfer municipal solid waste, recyclables, or other commodities into highway and intermodal trailers or containers.


Current Shared Facilities
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Ibadan Shared Facility
Oyo State, Ibadan
Lagos Fashion Cluster, Ikeja, Lagos State
Ogbunike Oyi LGA, Anambra State.
No 89 Orlu Road, Adjascent Amakaohia Market, Owerri North LGA, Imo state.
Ministry of Infrastructure, Sapele Road, Benin City, Edo State.
Upcoming Shared Facilities
Two other facilities are under construction in Lagos and Benue state and are expected to be ready before the end of 2020.
Other identified clusters included:


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Traffic/Construction Advisory for Tree Work - Barrett’s Mill Road and Church Street - On Tuesday, April 24th, 2018 from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM, weather permitting, tree maintenance work will take place near 344 Barrett’s Mill Road. Following completion of this work at approximately 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, tree maintenance work will continue at 62 Church Street which includes an advanced or level 3 assessment of multiple silver maples and the removal of one hazardous street tree. This scheduled tree work is weather dependent and may be delayed or postponed if conditions warrant.
Traffic will be limited to a single lane with an alternating traffic pattern while the work is taking place. Motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists are encouraged to seek alternate routes as delays can be expected. If you have any questions, please contact Concord Public Works Highway and Grounds Division at 978-318-3220.


United Fire Group begins renovations at American Building in Cedar Rapids
Released on: Oct 20, 2016, 00:00 AM
Remodeling has begun on the 102-year-old American Building on the corner of First Avenue and Second Street SE in downtown Cedar Rapids. United Fire Group of Cedar Rapids bought the 10-story building in January 2014 and plans to construct a similar adjacent 50,000-square-foot building.
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HOBOKEN - Hoboken residents attended a meeting Thursday night to learn more about a multimillion-dollar project that could fix the flooding problems in their surrounding area.
City residents say that they know all too well how badly Hoboken floods. During Superstorm Sandy, residents were under several feet of water. Hoboken has many low-lying areas that act like a sink.
Now, with the money awarded to the city, officials say that a solution for the frequent flooding is at hand and residents were eager to find out more.
"During [Hurricane] Irene I had a pump going 11 hours, 40 gallons a minute which works out to a huge amount of water," says resident Marc Luis Villamar. "That kind of water, you can't prevent completely, but you can mitigate some of the damage that was done."
The project is expected to place hard and soft barriers around the city and will build greenspace to direct and collect floodwater.
"[The project] is quite enormous and it's going to cover three cities," says Kerry Kirkpflugh, the manager of the NJ DEP Constituent Services.
The DEP took public comments Thursday, but will continue to take comments until Oct. 9, through emails and other forms of communication.
If the project goes to full completion, the total transformation of Hoboken could be done by 2022.


To be published on Saturday, December 9, 2017, in Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
The Draper City Council hereby gives notice that it will hold a public hearing on December 19, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. in the Draper City Council Chambers, 1020 East Pioneer Road, to consider vacating a portion of the Lone Peak Parkway right-of-way between 12800 South and Golden Harvest Road. Questions regarding this notice can be directed to Russell Fox, 801-576-6516 or email at Russell.Fox@draper.ut.us.
Attest: Rachelle Conner, MMC
Draper City Recorder


Arts Facilities Site Identification and Feasibility Analysis Presentation
Note: The presentation date has been updated.
Please join the Arts Facilities Advisory Committee (AFAC) for an update on the status on the Arts Facilities Site Identification and Feasibility Analysis.
Cornerstone Planning Group has been working with the AFAC for the past two months to determine appropriate sites for new arts facilities in the Ambleside area. The draft finding from the analysis will be presented and shared at the upcoming presentation.
Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Time: 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Location: Municipal Hall Atrium, 750 17th Street
Please RSVP to Liezl de Jesus, Department Secretary, at: