If you have to pass through Butler, Indiana, this summer, give yourself an extra 20 minutes to get around the village.
The village will be closing U.S. 6 (East Main Street) for five weeks, from June 7 through July 13, for construction on its wastewater collection system.
Southbound traffic will be detoured to Indiana State Road 1, then State Road 8.
Eastbound traffic on State Road 18 will be detoured across the state line to Ohio 18, through Hicksville to Ohio 49.
Northbound traffic will be detoured to Ohio 49, through Edgerton where it joins U.S. 6.
Westbound traffic through Edgerton will also be diverted to Ohio 49, through Hicksville.


Friends, I am pleased to inform you that the motion requesting the AGCO to review Muzik Nightclub’s liquor licence for a suspension or revocation passed at Toronto and East York Community Council.
The motion must now be approved by Toronto City Council. It will be heard at the September 30/October 1 City Council Meeting.
Here is the letter that was initially sent to TEYCC:
2015-09-03 ML and GP Muzik Licence
TalkTransformation! Events are being held in the City of Toronto to generate meaningful discussion about climate change and carbon reduction in the City of Toronto.
The events will feature innovative, knowledgeable speakers from a diverse range of fields, hosted by a member of the City of Toronto Subcommittee on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation.
The first TalkTransformation! event will take place on:
Thursday, September 24, 2015,
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm,
Innis Town Hall,
University of Toronto
2 Sussex Avenue
Confirmed Panelists include:
- John Brodhead, Evergreen CityWorks
- Lucy Cummings, Faith & the Common Good
- Patricia McCarney, World Council on City Data; Global Cities Institute, University of Toronto
- Grant Humes, Financial District Business Improvement Area
A workbook for you to organize and record individual or group suggestions for each TalkTransformation! Topic is available at https://cityoftoronto.fluidsurveys.com/s/TransformTO/
You can learn more about TransformTO: Climate Action for a Healthy, Equitable, and Prosperous Toronto at: http://toronto.ca/transformto
Thank you for your contribution to this important initiative. Please do not hesitate to contact my office if you have any questions or concerns about the Subcommittee or the work that is being done.


Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Are you tired of sitting in traffic every morning and every evening as you approach the I-5 bridge across the Columbia River between Vancouver and Portland?
Are you tired of hearing politicians regurgitate the same old failed Columbia River Crossing plans that would cost billions of your hard-earned money, but keep you in the same traffic congestion you are fighting now?
Do you believe there should be MORE options to expand capacity and free movement well into the future instead of a single I-5 bridge replacement project?
If so, I wish to personally invite you to my Transportation Solutions Town Hall meeting, this Saturday, Sept. 9, 10 a.m. to noon at the Lecture Hall of the WSU-Vancouver Dengerink Administration Building 110, 14204 NE Salmon Creek Ave., in Vancouver.
I’m bringing out experts in the field of transportation engineering to discuss a FRESH, NEW LOOK to our transportation congestion problem, with FRESH, NEW IDEAS and SOLUTIONS. They include: Linda Figg of Figg Bridge, who has flown in from Florida to provide solutions; Kevin Peterson, a transportation architect and planner based in the Pacific Northwest, who has 35 years’ experience on transportation projects throughout the world; lifelong transportation engineer David Nelson; and Clark County business owner Bill Wagner.
We will discuss NEW cross-river solutions, including:
- A new eight-lane West Express bridge/tunnel limited access corridor connecting Vancouver to West Portland;
- A new East County Bridge, east of the Glenn Jackson Bridge, with four new highway lines; and
- A Practical Design Fly-Over Bridge near I-5.
These are NEW, workable ideas that would finally create traffic flow across the Columbia River, ensuring the movement of freight, and giving you more time to be at home with your family instead of stuck in traffic.
You can get more information about these solutions by downloading my Transportation Solutions PDF here.
I also invite you to read my Transportation Solutions Town Hall meeting news release here.
Mark your calendar. I look forward to seeing you Saturday!
"Protecting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness!"


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Public Meeting - FM 2920 from BU 290 to SH 249
Waller High School
20950 Fields Store Road
Waller, TX 77484 (Map)
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018
The TxDOT Houston District will hold a public meeting regarding the proposed roadway widening along FM 2920 from BU 290 to SH 249 in Harris County, Texas. The meeting will be an open house format so the public may come and go at their convenience, and staff will be available to answer questions. Comments must be received on or before Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018, to be a part of the official meeting record. Please note there is another public meeting about this project on Nov. 8, 2018, at a different location.
The proposed project includes:
- Widening the existing FM 2920 from two-lane roadway to a four-lane divided roadway from BU 290 to Cypress Rosehill Road
- Widening the existing roadway from a four-lane roadway to a six-lane divided roadway from Cypress Rosehill Road to SH 249
- Adding a grassy median from BU 290 to Cypress Rosehill Road and a center median from Cypress Rosehill Road to SH 249
TxDOT makes every reasonable effort to accommodate the needs of the public. The open house will be in English. If you have a special communication accommodation or need for an interpreter, a request can be made. If you have a disability and need assistance, special arrangements can also be made to accommodate most needs. Please call (713) 802-5076 at least 5 working days prior to the meeting. Please be aware that advance notice is requested as some accommodations may require time for TxDOT to arrange.
Memorandum of Understanding:
The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 16, 2014, and executed by FHWA and TxDOT.
- Meeting and Project Location Map
- Meeting Summary Report
- BU 290 to East of US 290 Schematic
- East of US 290 to East of Hegar Road Schematic
- East of Hegar Road to East of Bauer Road Schematic
- East of Bauer Road to East of Cypress Rosehill Road Schematic
- East of Cypress Rosehill Road to SH 249 Schematic
Reference the following project numbers: 2941-01-026 and 2941-01-028
TxDOT Houston District
Public Information Office
Updated Nov. 7, 2018


Corriedale and Leicester Roads MARULAN.
Come and enjoy country living in beautiful and historic rural Marulan.
Betley Park Estate offers affordable large sites with the flexibility to choose your own builder and home design. These easy to build on low-incline blocks are fully serviced with full sewer; natural gas; underground electricity; town water and are NBN Internet ready.
Marulan is located on the Hume Highway between Sydney and Canberra and enjoys easy access to the Southern Highlands and Goulburn with convenient access to Moss Vale train station which is on the Sydney Metropolitan line. Wollongong is a drive of approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.
Zoning is R5 Large Lot Residential – 2000 SQM (Goulburn Mulwaree LEP 2009) which offers future sub-division potential SUBJECT TO COUNCIL APPROVAL.
Block sizes range from 2,175 SQM TO 22,000 SQM.
Lot 16 – 5278 metres – $420,000.00
Lot 18 – 4139 metres – $430,000.00
Lot 20 – 4966 metres – $420,000.00


Temporary Closure of Robin's LaneNotice ID: BOU1257310
Somerset County Council District of Sedgemoor Parish of Burtle Temporary Closure of Robin's Lane TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the County Council of Somerset propose to make an Order PROHIBITING ALL TRAFFIC from proceeding along Robin's Lane from Chilton Burtle Farm to the Croft for a distance of 150 metres. This order will enable BT Openreach to carry out D Pole Project works.
The Order becomes effective on 07 August 2019 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 3 days (09:30 -15:30).
for further information on the alternative route. For information about the works being carried out please contact Megan Butt on 01884763100.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive Dated: 16 July 2019


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BENGALURU: The Bruhut Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) on Saturday claimed it had filled 1,514 potholes across city, with 559 in Mahadevapura zone alone. On Friday, the BBMP had said it had filled 997 potholes.
“We have identified another 763 potholes and will attend to them shortly,” said a Palike press release.
The Karnataka high court has directed the BBMP to identify and fill all potholes across city by September 24. “By Monday, it has to be zero. Anything above is not acceptable. We hope you’ll able to complete the job,” the bench had observed.
Zonewise potholes fixed:
East-44, West-27, South-39, Bommanahalli-180, Dasarahalli-76, Mahadevapura-559, RR Nagar-128, Yelahanka-210.


$1.2 million gift will help Lexington build an amphitheater
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – A gift is giving the city of Lexington a new place for concerts.
On Tuesday, Mayor Jim Gray and Picnic with the Pops Commission President Kip Cornett announced a $1.2 million donation that will be given to Town Branch Park for an amphitheater that will be able to hold up to 5,000 people and become a permanent home for Picnic With the Pops.
The funds come from money Picnic With The Pops has been collecting since the early 1980s.
“The proceeds from decades of food, and fun, and music will fund a new home for Picnic With the Pops,” Gray said. “Thousands of people who have enjoyed this favorite Lexington tradition will be making a contribution to a permanent home for it, an amphitheater downtown in Town Branch Park.”
Town Branch Park will be on a 10-acre site adjacent to the recently approved expansion of Rupp Arena and Lexington Center.
The amphitheater is expected to be completed in 2022.


A very happy New Year to all our friends, supporters and volunteers.
We are all proud of the transformation the cemetery and churchyard have undergone in the last few years, and we look forward to more changes in 2016.
Our main project this year will be the creation of a Victorian Garden in St Mary’s Churchyard. The location is the grassed area on the west side, right of the path as you approach the new cemetery from the church.
Horticultural students from St Helens College have already been busily working with volunteers (pictured) to start planning the garden, which will have wheelchair access and benches. More news on this coming soon!
We also look forward to unearthing more gravestones, and Knowsley Council will begin restoring damaged graves on this historic site. The friends group continues to work closely with Prescot Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI), whose aim is to restore the historic character of the town centre Conservation Area.
As ever, we welcome everyone in the community to volunteer their time and efforts in making Prescot Cemetery & Churchyard a pleasant space to honour the town’s heritage and the memory of our loved ones.


Although the Glasstec 2020 is postponed to 2021, eLstar Dynamics has decided to keep its Public Launch Date on October 20, 2020. During this day, eLstar hoped to be able to present face-to-face and live the groundbreaking electrophoretic smart glass solutions for architectural and transportation industries.
However, as a result of recent developments, we have decided to host this event online rather than face-to-face. This event will be split in 3 sessions to accommodate for different time zones:
More details will follow.


(WXYZ) - The City of Detroit promised an area of Cabot Street in southwest Detroit would be cleaned up after Action News informed Mayor Duggan's office about the illegal dumping going on.
Crews were sent out to do the job over the weekend, but neighbors won't be handing out gold stars for their work.
It was a day of hope for this neighborhood, a day their voices were going to be heard. Neighbors near Cabot Street were excited to watch as city crews arrived Saturday to remove mountains of nasty garbage and piles of debris left behind by illegal dumpers. But, when city trucks went away, debris still remained.
"I was optimistically hoping to find level dirt," said James Rios. "I'm aware our city has the resources to do that."
The illegal dumping was more than an eyesore, it was dangerous for the kids who live in this neighborhood. When Action News informed Mayor Duggan's office, a spokesperson promised it would be cleaned up. To the city's credit, a good portion of the trash is gone, including the abandoned boats, but it's nowhere near safe.
"I don't want my kids walking across this, I don't think anyone would." said Rios. "I live here, I pay my taxes. We would hope for the type of services that one receives in any municipality."
We've reached out to the City officials to see when they plan on having crews finish cleaning up the lots.
To report illegal dumping in the City of Detroit, call the Ombudsman at (313) 224-6000.


Town will regulate low speed vehicles
A July 31 hearing on the town’s proposed low speed vehicle ordinance produced only positive comments last week, prompting town aldermen to pass the new law regulating the vehicles this week.
“I think it’s a great idea,” Ched Walton said to open the discussion last Thursday.
“We can use this as a positive for our community – and we could use something positive,” commented resident Nolen Canon.
“I’m for it,” Buddy Allen said.
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Douglas County takes care of snow and ice removal in The Pinery. Click here for detailed information.
The Pinery News
Click here to see 2023 Proposed budget.
Volunteers are needed for the Community Services Committee (CSC).
The Development Application in The Pinery has been closed!
The developer closed their application request with the county to rezone the School District Surplus Tract! Thank you, residents for the opposition letters you sent. It made a difference. The Pinery is pursuing having this property designated as open space.


Southside Blvd & Leahy Rd has a Walk Score of 43 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Southside Estates neighborhood in Jacksonville. Nearby parks include Southside Estates Park and Brackridge Park.
Nearby schools include Southside Estates Elementary School, River City Science Elementary Academy and Blessed Trinity Catholic School.
The closest grocery stores are K & Y Imports, K & Y Imports and Rowes Supermarket.
Nearby coffee shops include Balkan Cafe and Secret Garden Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Willards's BBQ Junction, Nick's Cafe Express and Nicklyn's Cafe.
Southside Blvd & Leahy Rd is near University of Florida, University of North Florida and Jacksonville University.


The Burnside Bridge Maintenance Project will repair and improve the bridge to keep it safe and working for another 15-20 years.
We maintain six Willamette River bridges and over twenty smaller structures elsewhere in the county.
Broadway, Burnside, Hawthorne, Morrison, Sauvie Island and Sellwood Bridges.
The Burnside Bridge Maintenance Project is in construction through November 2019.
20 bridges, viaducts and other structures in east Multnomah County.
Bridges are of two general types: fixed and movable.
In 2009 Multnomah County's Board of Commissioners adopted a county vehicle registration fee to help fund a replacement for the deteriorated Sellwood Bridge.
Individuals, organizations, agencies, and/or businesses may request Multnomah County to provide copies of procurement and contract documents.


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FUNDRAISING BEGINS FOR POTENTIAL COMMUNITY CULTURAL ARTS CENTER AT MEMORIAL HALL SITE
Joplin, Missouri – On December 1, 2014 the Joplin City Council approved the joint request of Connect2Culture, George A. Spiva Center for the Arts, Pro Musica, and the Downtown Joplin Alliance to support the exploration of the Memorial Hall site becoming a community cultural arts center. The Center will be a public-private partnership and include a new home for George A. Spiva Center for the Arts, a 500-seat proscenium performance hall to accommodate Pro Musica’s annual concert season, as well as other community performance needs and touring opportunities. Plans to redevelop the property will include space for public meeting and assemblies in the spirit of the the original ordinance for the site along with preserving and honoring all Veterans Memorials currently located at Memorial Hall.
Connect2Culture is leading the next step in fundraising the estimated $65,000 necessary to develop the plans and renderings for two separate plans for the site. The first plan would include repurposing the existing structure. The second would present a plan from the ground up.
All donations in support of this effort should be mailed to Connect2Culture, 407 South Pennsylvania, Joplin, MO 64801. Please identify “Memorial Hall” in the memo line of all checks. All contributions are tax deductible.
Connect2Culture is a 501c3 not-for-profit arts organization founded in 2009 to enhance community through the development of cultural resources – arts, history, nature, and education. Connect2Culture aims to encourage the growth and development of a vibrant cultural community. The 15-member board of directors includes arts, business, and community leaders who recognize the arts as a significant contributor to the lifeblood of our community.
*Architectural renderings courtesy of Corner Greer & Associates. These are NOT the final renderings for this potential community cultural arts center. Final renderings could looks somewhat or nothing at all like this.
Contact: Clifford E. Wert, Co-Vice President & Treasurer
Tel: (417) 439-0385


Local News Releases
Route 221 in St. Francois County will be reduced to one lane while the Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform drainage repairs.
The section of roadway is located from Beal Road to Corcoran Road.
Weather permitting, work will take place Tuesday, Sept. 6 through Thursday, Sept. 8 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling near the area.
For additional information, contact the Missouri Department of Transportation's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (1-888-275-6636).


Cincinnati and Hamilton County could face $1,000-a-day fines for blowing a deadline on the $3.2 billion Metropolitan Sewer District overhaul if they do not approve bids and funding for an important part of the work soon.
MSD, which is owned by the county and run by the city, needs to complete a separation of combined sanitary and storm sewers in the Mount Lookout, Linwood and Columbia Tusculum areas by the end of 2015, MSD official Jack Rennekamp told a Cincinnati City Council committee on Tuesday.
It will take 18 months for MSD to relocate the sanitary sewer. The existing sewer would collect storm water.
Bids for the $1.5 million project were approved and then pulled back by the county because of the dispute over sewer bidding rules passed by the city. MSD is asking for a temporary suspension of those rules for this project in order to complete it without being fined by the Environmental Protection Agency.
An ordinance suspending the rules failed to garner enough votes Wednesday for immediate Cincinnati City Council consideration.
“This is extremely urgent and timely,” said Mayor John Cranley, who wants the rules repealed. “This would allow some work to get done while we fight about the rest of it.”
Meanwhile, Hamilton County commissioners voted 2-1 on Wednesday to hire outside lawyers to pursue the matter in court. County commissioners want the rules repealed.
“I’m not convinced that we need to go into court, go into litigation, and spend a lot of public money on lawyers at this point because I’m not convinced that we have exhausted the opportunities to a negotiated resolution that everybody can agree with,” said Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune, the lone vote against hiring outside counsel, according to WVXU-FM.
Councilman Chris Seelbach said MSD should simply accept the lowest bid under the rules, which came $400,000 below MSD estimate for how much the project would cost.
“There’s no need to rebid this,” said Seelbach, who has been the lead supporter of the rules.
Last year, the Democratic-controlled council passed ordinances giving preference to local contractors and requiring that certain contractors have graduated at least one employee from an apprenticeship program for each of the past five years. County commissioners, a majority of whom are Republicans, say both are illegal under state law.


After School Bus at Tahanto
The After School Bus will begin at Tahanto starting September 17, 2019. The bus will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with pick up at Tahanto at 3:45. Travel time is estimated to be 30-35 minutes. The bus will transport students to two different stops in Berlin and Boylston. In Boylston, the bus will stop at the Boylston Library at 695 Main Street and Calliope Theatre at 150 Main Street. In Berlin, the stops will be Berlin General Store at 19 Central Street and the US Post Office at 260 Pleasant Street. On Tuesdays the bus will go to the Berlin stops first and then the Boylston stops. On Thursdays the bus will go to the Boylston stops first and then the Berlin stops.


A number of 20mph speed limits are set to be introduced on roads across Rochdale.
Roads in Belfield and Castleton are set to have a speed limit of 20mph imposed by Rochdale Borough Council.
In Castleton; Charlton Street, Montrose Street, Millrace Close, Castleton Hamlett, Bridge Street and Ark Royal Avenue are to have the limit imposed for the entire length of the roads.
Meanwhile Trub Street is to have the limit between its junction with Manchester Road (A664) and a point 28 metres west of its junction with Montrose Street.
In Belfield the limits centre around Belfield Mill Lane, with the Lane itself having the limit from its junction with Albert Royds Street.
Pasture Close, Fox Park Lane and Dobfield Lane are all set to have the limits imposed from their junctions with Belfield Mill Lane.
Kingfisher Drive is also set to have the speed limit imposed for its entire length.
Councillor for Smallbridge and Firgrove John Blundell, who’s ward covers the changes in Belfield, said that ‘20 is plenty’ when it comes to speed limits.
He said: “I think it’s a good idea in residential areas where you’ve got children playing, it’s a bit quieter, a bit off the beaten track.
"It’s just safer for everybody and there’s no reason for people to be doing more than that on those types of roads.
“I just think that 20s plenty, I’ve always been a fan of this idea of introducing 20mph limits across all residential roads. Unless you’re on a main road you shouldn’t be doing 30mph.
“Clean air is a hot topic at the minute and we’re moving towards electric vehicles but we need to make sure in this interim period we have as clean air as possible, especially in those residential areas so 20mph makes complete sense in those areas.”


Council holds first 2020 meeting
The Brewton City Council met conducted its first meeting of 2020 on Jan. 13.
First on the agenda was a public hearing for the rezoning of 1209 Douglas Ave. from R-1 to B-1. Mayor Yank Lovelace invited any opposed or in support of the hearing to come forward.
Alexis Maloy, owner of the property spoke in support of the rezoning. “I am a low volume business. It has been easy access for the clients. We opened there on Dec. 1. When I had to move locations, I decided I needed to own the next property,” said Maloy. The rezoning was approved.
In new business, a surplus real and personal property at 1600 Belleville Avenue was approved.
“When we purchased the ritz property downtown. The house at 1600 Belleville Ave. was donated to the city and it has been deeded to the city,” said Lovelace. The property was approved.
Next an approval of the a FFA PAPIs Service and Prepayment Agreement was approved.
Explaining the system, City Clerk said, “Visual system for when pilots are coming in and they can actually look at a light system.”
Next a road project was presented to the council. It would include milling and overlay from Liles St. to Dacus St. Bullard Excavating was awarded the bid.
A development grant was approved for William Jernigan to open a restaurant downtown.
In other new business, many appointments are due and committees were approved to make said selections.
Before adjourning, the council was presented with a new ordinance to appoint certain municipal officers. After discussion, the vote was cast 3 to 3 and the ordinance did not pass.
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Meridian Avenue serves as an entrance and exit to the Lee Roy Selmon Expressway’s Reversible Express Lanes (REL) in downtown Tampa while also being a vital corridor for residents in the community. As a toll-free roadway, Meridian Avenue connects travelers to Tampa’s beautiful and culture-filled neighborhoods, giving residents, visitors, and commuters convenient access to downtown […]
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VICKSBURG, Miss. (WJTV) – A new way to get around in Vicksburg has raised questions for people who live in the city. Many are concerned whether or not the leaders used money to purchase the scooters for the downtown area.
“We have zero dollars in this. Zero cents in this. This is no risk to the city. The city has no cost associated with this,” said Mayor George Flaggs.
According to the mayor, this is strictly the cost to the company, Blue Duck. With the new scooters, the mayor said he wants the transportation to be something people want to be a part of.
The project will start with about 25 scooters and will be available for people to use starting Thursday.
The scooters will be available between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
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Committee Meeting Minutes August 22nd
Town of Oulu Highway Committee Meeting Town Hall
August 22, 2019 ~ 6:33 p.m. – 8:10 p.m.
The August 22, 2019 Town of Oulu Highway Committee meeting was called to order at 6:33 p.m. at the Town Hall by Chair Sandra Rantala.
Members present: Jon Hamilton, Klaus Nieder, Sandy Rantala, Diana Reijo, and Margie Lahti. Absent: None. Community member/s present: None.
Discussion was held on the Local Road Improvement Program (LRIP) application. Board will submit an application to double-chip seal Oulu Rock Road beginning at West Colby Road south
Board will also submit a TRID application for blacktopping portions of Airport Road north of Kaukamo Road.
Chipsealing a portion of Bayfield Line Road was not discussed.
Motion by Rantala, second by Hamilton to adjourn. Meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted, Diana Reijo, Clerk


Starting this Friday, March 27, 2020, the City of Philadelphia will have a curfew from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
The curfew does NOT mean businesses must close during those hours. It is meant to eliminate social gatherings in parking lots, etc. Passing through in a vehicle will be permitted during these hours.
Please continue to follow the CDC guidelines by having no more than 10 people gathered at one time.


Welcome to the City of Quincy, Purchasing Department Bid Page.
If you download and/or print out a bid from this website, it is your
responsibility to check back for any addenda before you turn in
your proposal. The City of Quincy
will not be responsible for any bids that have been printed omitting
request that if you have printed out a copy of any bids, please send a
confirming email to:
so that we can
maintain a plan holders list.


Watauga: Construction Notice – Dunson Drive/Court Wastewater System Improvements
Construction for a new 8″ wastewater main along Dunson Drive from Saramac Drive to Rosalyn Drive and along Dunson Court shall begin on Monday, July 8, 2018. The contractor is Raytech Services, LLC and we expect the work to take about 90 days to complete. All residents directly affected by the work shall be given a written paper notice with a phone number and email address for our Engineering Inspector. They may email the inspector to be added to a monthly email update.
We appreciate your understanding and patience while we work diligently to improve the wastewater main for your area.


City unable to stop growth, but growth sure stops traffic
“Traffic is our biggest problem”
By MARICE RICHTER / The Dallas Morning News [email protected] A plan to ease traffic congestion by putting a moratorium on new home construction has hit the brakes in Little Elm. via Dallas Morning News
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#1 Aug 16, 2007
There should be absolutely NO MORE building permits issued until we have enough new roads to handle the traffic.
It is easy: No new roads: no new houses
The effect on Little Elm residents is devestating.
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Enfield sewer rates are as follows:
- $115 per quarter for residential users
- $225 per quarter for commercial users
- $40 per quarter for sewer stub only
- Quarterly sewer bills are sent out in August, November, February, and May.
- Bills that are not paid after 90 days, will receive a 30-day-lien notice, and if left unpaid, a municipal lien will be applied.
- After three years with a lien, properties become tax-acquired.


It's the biggest roads project in Cork in many years - and this drone footage shows the scale of the works on the long-awaited Macroom Bypass.
Macroom man Damian Grzegorzak shot the footage during a very quiet period on the recent bank holiday Monday, using a Dji Mavic Mini drone.
Damian told CorkBeo that he reckoned a lot of people in the area would be interested in seeing how the construction is going, and he has had a big response on his YouTube channel
"I'm doing it as a hobby, I wanted to share the progress on long-awaited bypass for Macroom," said Damian.
"I thought a lot of people would be interested in seeing it. I had a plan in my head to fly towards the beginning of construction, turn around and head towards the direction of the bypass that's going alongside of the Macroom."
The Macroom bypass is projected to cost around €280m and while some sections - including the actual bypass around the town - could open earlier - it is not expected to be fully completed until mid to late 2023.
The 22km route will see the bypass link up with the existing N22 via a roundabout at Coolcower on the eastern outskirts of Macroom before crossing the upper stretches of the Carrigadrohid Reservoir.
It will go north of Macroom before travelling south of the current route at Carrigaphooka and then skirting north of Ballyvourney to link up once again with the existing route on the Cork-Kerry border.
The project will involve the construction of 18 road bridges and four river bridges crossing over the Sullane, Lana, Foherish and Bohill rivers.


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312 East Lane Street Potential Commercial lot on East Lane Street with good traffic and visibility. Excellent location for duplex - zoned R3 - Unlimited possibilities.


Lot 52 Stenslien Hills, Westby, Vernon Wisconsin 54667
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Advit Foundation invites the citizens of Delhi and Gurgaon to come together and join hands in support of the carbon offsetting plantation programme carried out with the Delhi Metro near MG Road Metro Station, Gurgaon. The programme is meant to develop and enhance the green belt under the Gurgaon Metro track.
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Report of the Urban Planning and Growth Special Committee to the Council meeting of
Thursday 23 September 2004
A meeting of the Urban Planning and Growth Special Committee was held on
Wednesday 1 September 2004
||Councillor Sally Buck (Chairperson),
Councillors, David Cox, Anna Crighton, Pat Harrow,Denis O'Rourke, Linda Rutland, Sue Wells and Chrissie Williams.
||Apologies for absence were received and accepted from Councillor Helen Broughton.
Councillor Denis O’Rourke arrived at 9.19am and retired at 11.15am and was not present for clauses 2 and 3.2 and part of clause 1.
Councillor Chrissie Williams arrived at 9.21am and was not present for part of clause 1.
Councillor Anna Crighton arrived at 9.30am and was not present for part of clause 1.
Part A - Matters Requiring a Council Decision
Part B - Reports for Information
Part C - Delegated Decisions


Planning Application Number PL/2016/00373/COU for change of use of part of site to HGV vehicle parking, at Rumbush Farm, 321 Rumbush Lane.
The above Planning Application will be considered at the Solihull MBC Planning Committee on Wednesday 18th May 2016. The meeting commences at 6.00pm at the Civic Suite. If you wish to speak at the meeting, you must register with the Solihull MBC planning section by telephone or email, by 12 noon on Tuesday 17th May 2016. You must also provide Solihull MBC with a daytime contact number. Further details are included on the attached Notification.


Minister of Works & Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, SAN, during the week, visited the 2nd Niger Bridge in Anambra and Delta States to inspect the progress of work on site.
The minister, who was accompanied by Director, Highways, Construction and Rehabilitation, Engr. Yemi Oguntominiyi, was briefed by the Project Director, 2nd Niger Bridge, Julius Berger Nigeria Limited, Engr. Friedrich Josef Wieser.
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AGAP Passive Mixed Use
Designed to be Artisans Group's home office, this high-performance architecture will also feature another amazing business on the ground level and six Passive House apartments above.
Located in an up-and-coming mixed-use neighborhood, the two gable rooflines echo the residential aesthetic while the extensive band of vertical wood siding naturally blends modern and classic sensibilities. And you know us, we love large windows and ample sunlight!
Behind the building, a small courtyard creates a welcoming space for everyone to gather, and for the residents, a rooftop deck provides a private raised sanctuary to enjoy.
Artisans Group is dedicated to creating sustainable, beautiful, and innovative architecture. We’re fortunate to be part of such a supportive community and we’re thrilled to do our part in making a future to get excited about.
Project Type Commercial


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Frommer to stand trialASPEN A California man charged with more than two dozen fraud-related crimes will stand trial on the most serious of those charges, a judge ruled Monday.A trial date was not set for Peter Frommer because defense attorney Garth McCarty insisted on a hearing – at which Frommer will take the stand – to establish whether Frommer deserves a public defender.McCarty said one of his supervisors likely will represent the public defender’s office at the hearing; if Frommer is found indigent, McCarty could then continue to represent him. In court Monday, McCarty argued that Frommer was merely in business trouble and did not intend to defraud or steal. But after testimony from six witnesses in 10 hours of hearings, Judge James Boyd found more than enough evidence to bring the matter to trial. Frommer is scheduled to appear and likely will enter a plea on Aug. 6. The hearing on Frommer’s right to a public defender will take place Aug. 8.It’s history for property ownersASPEN Homeowners couldn’t convince the City Council on Monday to rescind a new law that prevents demolishing buildings until their historical significance is determined.Ordinance 30 was passed as an emergency earlier this month with little public notice, leaving property owners scrambling to understand the new law. As a result of the law, no building more than 30 years old in Aspen – commercial or residential – can be altered or demolished until the property owner submits to a review that will determine if it’s historically significant.Councilman Steve Skadron made a motion to rescind the ordinance and allow for more public debate on the issue. The motion was seconded by fellow Councilman Dwayne Romero, who voted against the ordinance initially because of the lack of public debate.”The issue for me is process,” Skadron said, adding he didn’t think the council should vote on an issue without adequate input from those who are affected the most. “In a sense, we created an emergency and I acted on it. That’s not how I normally do business.”The motion ultimately was shot down in a 3-2 vote.Councilmen Jack Johnson and J.E. DeVilbiss stood by their prior vote in favor of the ordinance, as did Mayor Mick Ireland. They all agreed that if the ordinance was rescinded, there would be no guarantee that the buildings that could be potentially historic wouldn’t be torn down while the debate continues.”I still think it’s an emergency,” Johnson said.Officials justified the emergency ordinance, saying development pressures in Aspen show that many historic structures from the post-World War II era are being demolished at a rapid rate.The City Council will consider amending the ordinance at its next meeting, which will allow for more public comment and an opportunity for property owners to make suggestions. RFTA relocates Hwy. 133 bus stopsCARBONDALE Construction on Highway 133 has forced the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority to temporarily relocate the Cowen bus stops in Carbondale.The Colorado Department of Transportation began work on the Highway 133 bridge Monday and must relocate utilities beneath the bus stop locales, forcing the stops to be moved. The bus stops are about 150 yards to the south (toward Carbondale) on both sides of the highway. There will be no disruption in service; buses will stay on their current schedules, according to RFTA.The CDOT work will last about 10 days.
Members of the valley’s Jewish community gathered at the Albright Pavilion at Aspen Meadows Thursday for their second annual menorah lighting ceremony to celebrate and acknowledge the first day of Hanukkah.


JCC, GOVERNMENT AGREE
The government relented to the demands of the Highway Re-route Movement, well somewhat. Work on the highway will proceed.
But, the Ministry of Works and NIDCO have allowed the Joint Consultative Council for the construction industry, to review all documentation on the highway. The developments were announced shortly after extensive deliberations among the relevant ministries and civil society groups.


9997 E 38th Street, Indianapolis
Hard corner lot zoned C-3 located at the intersection of E 38th Street and Mitthoeffer Road. All utilities are on site. Former location of a gas station with a clean Phase 1 environmental NFA (No Further Action) letter, and a restriction on not building a gas station and or convenience store for the next 15 years.
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- TypeLot / Land
- DistrictWarren Township
- Listing OfficeCorporate Commerical Group
- Address9997 E 38th Street
- AreaMarion - Warren
- Zip Code46235
- Date ListedNovember 20th, 2017
- Days on Market729
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Planning application details
|Planning application number:||12/0151|
|Site address:||BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL GROUP SKELTON TRANSMITTING STATION SKELTON PENRITH CA11 9SY|
|Description:||Proposed refurbishement of existing transmitter hall, new entrance porch and car parking area.|
|Case officer and phone number:||Ms J Ruffley 01768 212479|
|Date received:||21 February 2012|
|Date valid:||21 February 2012|
|Agent name and address:||Mr N Tisworth-Bingham Yates & Partners
38 Victoria Place Carlisle Cumbria CA1 1TX
|Agent phone number:||01228 521436|
|Decision date:||04 April 2012|
|Consultation period begins:||27 February 2012|
|Consultation period ends:|
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|Limits||from north of Linebaugh Avenue to north of Fletcher Avenue|
|Project Start||October 2018|
|Construction Cost||$2.9 million|
|Estimated Completion||Spring 2019|
|Contractor||Hubbard Construction Company|
The Florida Department of Transportation's contractor, Hubbard Construction Co., is repaving and adding bicycle lanes to approximately 2 miles of US Business 41 (Florida Avenue) between Linebaugh Avenue and Fletcher Avenue in Tampa.
Construction activities and lane closures will occur during daytime and nighttime hours.
This project is expected to finish in the spring of 2019.
US 41 Business (Florida Avenue) repaving from Linebaugh Avenue to Fletcher Avenue
Intermittent lane closures: Monday, March 18 through Friday, March 22 from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


There will be no GO Train service to and from Barrie this Saturday and Sunday. Work is being down between the city and Aurora Station that will one day allow for all-day service, seven days a week. Buses will ferry passengers between Barrie’s GO Stations and Aurora where trains can be accessed. For the full bus schedule and when the buses will meet trains in Aurora click here. Train service to and from Barrie resumes on Holiday Monday, but on a Saturday schedule.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14(2) (as amended)
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Notice of closure of Footpath BW-543 (part) Bewdley, Worcestershire
(“the highway”) as an Emergency Measure.
It appears to Worcestershire County Council that because of the likelihood of danger to the public as a result of a damaged wall, there is an urgent need to close the highway immediately in the following terms: –
- The effect of the Notice is that no person shall proceed along Footpath BW-543 between Load Street and the northern end of the brick wall at Ordnance Survey Grid Reference 378810 275511 in the Parish of Bewdley.
- This provision shall continue in force for a maximum of 21 days (unless further provision is made for its continuance). It is anticipated that it will remain in force for 21 days.
- The alternative route is via footpath BW-543 (Pleasant Harbour) and footpaths BW-545 and BW-546 (Pewterer’s Alley) and Load Street, in the parish of Bewdley and vice versa.
Nothing in this Notice shall prevent at any time access for pedestrians to any premises situated on or adjacent to the highway, or to any other premises accessible for pedestrians from and only from the highway.
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Crossrail is a 100km route with 40 stations (including ten new). It links Reading to the west of London and Abbey Wood in the east. Now fully operational, Crossrail adds 10% rail capacity to the London transport system during peak hours.
The total capital cost for Crossrail is an estimated £18.8bn,...


New 3 House Construction Internet Installation
I'm planning on building multiple houses on a currently vacant lot. The lot is about 200' away from houses with services. The nearest terminal that I could find is about 500' away from the lot. Obviously I do not know if this where I'd end up connecting to, but just an idea.
I know you guys work with addresses in order to see if service is available. However, in this case the city I would be constructing in requires you to own the land, then submit official house plans, get approved, and then they will give you an address. I do not want to purchase this lot and potentially waste hundreds of thousands of dollars to get an address, to then be told that running the fiber is not possible.
All I want to know is if it would be something AT&T would do in the first place, and where would we be connecting to (so that I can come up with house plans around that). I'm open to anything, if you need to install utility box in my front yard and use it whenever someone else in the neighboring empty lots decides to build, whatever it is , I just want to know my options.
I've already called the new installation line, and could not get anywhere without an address.
I have maps as well as addresses of the nearest houses to the lot, but don't know if it would be appropriate to post here, or if I should wait for private message/email.


Sunken pavement in poor repair, high lip damages vehicles
Reported via iOS in the Pavements/footpaths category by Clive Webster at 16:18, Tuesday 26 March 2019
Sent to Gloucestershire County Council 2 minutes later
The path along this section of Fosseway Avenue is in very poor repair. At number 98 the path is sunken, causing a high lip onto the private drive. The resident's car regularly bottoms out and both residents are fearful of tripping on the lip, especially at night. The residents should not have to pay to lower their drive, the footpath should be repaired and built up to provide smooth and safe access.
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CITY OF PLEASANTON
 CITY COUNCIL
 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
 December 5, 2017
 CALL TO ORDER
 Mayor Thorne called the regular meeting of the City Council to order at the hour of 7:00 p.m. Vice
 Mayor Pentin led the Pledge of Allegiance and provided opening remarks.
 ROLL CALL
 Present: Councilmembers Brown, Narum, Olson, Pentin, Mayor Thorne
 Absent: None
 AGENDA AMENDMENTS
 City Manager, Nelson Fialho advised that items 6 and 7 be pulled from the agenda.
 CONSENT CALENDAR
 City Manager
 1. Waived full reading and adopted Resolution 17-979 setting the 2018 calendar year City Council
 meeting schedule
 Community Development
 2. Actions of the Zoning Administrator and Planning Commission
 3. Waived second reading and adopted Ordinance No. 2172 approving Planned Unit
 Development (PUD) to rezone 12 parcels at 7106 through 7315 Johnson Drive and 7035 and
 7080 Commerce Circle, comprising of approximately 40 acres known as the Johnson Drive
 Economic Development Zone as filed under Case PUD-105 *Thorne Abstained*
 4. Approved a Cooperative Agreement between the City of Pleasanton and the Alameda County
 Transportation Commission for the expenditure of Tri-Valley Transportation Fee Funds on State
 Route 84 Expressway Project 2A
 Economic Development
 5. PUBLIC HEARING: Waived full reading and adopted Resolution No. 17-980 levying the
 Downtown Pleasanton Business Improvement District Assessment for 2018
 Engineering
 6. Pulled from the agenda - Approve plans and specifications, review bids, and award construction
 contract for the Dolores Bengtson Aquatic Center Locker Rooms Renovation project, CIP No.
 17706
 7. Pulled from the agenda - Approve plans and specifications, review bids, and award construction
 contract for the Softball Fieldhouse Renovation project, CIP No. 17746

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RFP: Housing Needs Assessment, Balanced Housing Plan, and Implementation Plan
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The City of Commerce City (“City”) and the Commerce City Housing Authority (“CCHA”) seek proposals to prepare a Housing Needs Assessment, a Balanced Housing Plan, and an Implementation Plan (“the Services”), on a non-exclusive basis, as set forth in this Request for Proposals (“RFP”).
The anticipated start date is July 15, 2017, and the City and CCHA desire to have the Services completed no later than March 31, 2018. These dates, however, are subject to negotiation.
Questions regarding RFP requirements must be received by Priscilla Mancosky, Project Manager, in writing at
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IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company Limited
As one of the leading infrastructure development, construction and project management companies in India, IL&FS has more than two decades of rich and varied experience in execution of landmark projects across the length and breadth of the Country. It has been awarded IMS Certificates (ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 & OHSAS 18001:2007) by TUV Nord.
The company collaborates with various agencies and corporate houses for their projects, and undertake work on a turn-key basis or any specific sub-segment thereof. The range of construction encompasses Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Hospital Buildings.
Recently Awarded Projects:
- 18 Proposed G+15 Residential Buildings Phase II of Palava in Mumbai
- Gurgaon Hills Residential Project, Gurgaon
- Aanand Vilas Residential Project, Faridabad
- Orchid Heights High Rise Residential Project, Mumbai
- Marbella Residential Villas, Gurgaon
- AbrajKudai Project-P1360, Makkah in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)
- Signature III Commercial Complex, Gurgaon
- Hyderabad’s 1st Integrated Multilevel Automated Car Parking Facility
- AlluriSitaramaraju Academy of Medical Science Center – Andhra Pradesh
- Naval Academy Hospital Complex – Kerala


Great access to traffic light with lateral access provided to Walmart entrance road. This listing is a combination of 3 separate adjacent listings (0ne 12.31 acre tract and two 1 acre tracts). They are combined here due to the two 1 acre tracts have no road frontage. all parties are willing to subdivide or recombine parcels.
Listing courtesy of FRANKLIN JOHNSON COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE.


Great development and investor opportunity. A prime location surrounded by ongoing multi family, medical offices and shopping centers projects. Subject is located in the heart of Golden Triangle between Freeway 15 and 215 in Temecula Valley.
Also located between the Orange, Los Angeles, and San Diego County. Excellent development opportunity for high density residential and mixed-use commercial. There is an existing home on the subject site which is a tenant occupied with a total monthly rental of $1,600.
"VALUE IS IN LAND" properties being sold "AS IS". The properties are currently zoned Mixed use/office with "TRANSIT ORIENTED HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL OVERLAY ". The future potential development includes "HIGH DENCITY / MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL", office, church, private school & variety of other uses. Buyer and buyer broker/agent to do their due diligence verifying all information including zoning.
Based on information from CRISNet MLS all data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information. Updated: 8th December, 2023 5:34 PM (UTC)


The four (4)-lane 30 kilometer expressway project of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) connecting Tarlac City, Tarlac to Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija is now 94 percent completed.
Secretary Mark A. Villar said that the first 18 kilometer section of the ₱11.811 Billion Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX) Project funded by loan agreement with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will soon be accessible to motoring public.
From the connection of SCTEX and TPLEX in Balingcanaway, Tarlac City, the contract packages covering Tarlac Section and Rio Chico River Bridge Section with a total length of 10.5 kilometers were fully completed while construction of 9.2 kilometers Aliaga Section of the expressway is 87 percent finished.
DPWH Undersecretary for Unified Project Management Office (UPMO) Operations Emil K. Sadain, UPMO-Roads Management Cluster 1 OIC-Project Director Benjamin Bautista, and technical staff of Secretary Villar led by Engr. Rodel Racadio inspected on Wednesday, June 2, 2021 the expressway project which will shorten the usual travel time of 70 minutes between Tarlac City and Cabanatuan City to just 20 minutes.
CLLEX up to the intersection of Aliaga-Guimba Road in Aliaga, Nueva Ecija is supposedly finished and partially opened second quarter of 2021 but was hampered by encountering work restrictions.
In his report to Secretary Villar, Undersecretary Sadain said that despite best efforts by the project contractors, partial opening of CLLEX has to moved from May to July after work suspension were issued for the on-going contract packages in compliance to the construction safety guidelines to mitigate and suppress transmission of COVID-19 infection.
For about 40 days from April 7 to May 16, civil work activities were stalled at Contract Package 3 – Aliaga Section and Contract Package 5 – Zaragoza Interchange Section as the pandemic has hit several labor force in the project and workers have to met the requirement by Aliaga Municipal Health Center Management for health clearance based on test, added Undersecretary Sadain.
With load restriction on local roads, embankment materials and aggregates also have to reached the site using the 45 kilometer Tarlac-Quezon and 36 kilometer Cabanatuan-Quezon access routes for hauling in order not to delay the delivery of critical resources.
Meanwhile, the 10.3 kilometers Contract Package 4 – Cabanatuan Section is 88 percent completed with works currently progressing in areas with newly acquired writ of possession issued by branches of Regional Trial Court as renegotiations and legal expropriations with other involved property owners are being done to fully acquire needed road right of way.
Contract Package 5 is at 26 percent which involves construction of 113 meters Zaragoza Interchange Bridge, 4.88 kilometers access road, two (2) pre-stressed concrete deck girder bridge with a total length of 19.4 meters, five (5) reinforced concrete box culverts for equalizer and farm passage, and seven (7) irrigation canals.
This CLLEX Project when completed will facilitate fast, safe, comfortable and reliable means of transport in Central Luzon as it form an important east-west link for the expressway network of Region 3 to ensure a continuous seamless traffic flow for the motoring public from Metro Manila and vice versa passing thru NLEX, SCTEX/TPLEX.


The Town of James Island is offering a reward for information on several church shootings on James Island. Please see the attached flyer for information.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015 3:49:00 PM
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Town of James Island Planning Commission will be held on Thursday, October 8, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Please click on agenda for the cases that are scheduled to be heard at this meeting.
For further information, please contact Kristen Crane, Planning Director, at the Town of James Island (843) 795-4141.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015 3:38:00 PM
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
The James Island Town Council will hold Public Hearings on proposed zoning map amendments(re-zonings), specifically on the following properties: 521 Harbor View Circle (TMS # 424-07-00-013), 541 Harbor View Circle (TMS # 424-07-00-010) and 527 Harbor View Circle (TMS # 424-07-00-012) from the Low-Density Suburban Residential District (RSL) to the Residential Office District (OR) for professional offices/residential uses.
The Public Hearings will be held on Thursday, October 15th, 2015 at 7:00pm at Town Hall, 1238-B Camp Road, James Island, SC (843) 795-4141. Copies of the rezoning applications are available for the public to review Monday-Friday during normal business hours.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015 10:54:00 AM
The BZA meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 20, 2015, has been cancelled. No applications were received.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015 10:47:00 AM
NEW DATE AND MEETING TIME
Please be advised of the new meeting date and time for the James Island Children's Commission meeting.
The Children's Commission will begin meeting on the second Thursday of the month at 5:00 p.m. This date will become
effective with the October meeting, which will be held on Thursday, October 8. Meetings are held at the Town Hall,
1238B Camp Road, James Island, SC.
Monday, September 28, 2015 2:21:00 PM


PINE BLUFF, Ark. — A building in Pine Bluff known as the Admiral Benbow Inn has been an eyesore to residents for years— rather than demolishing it, the city is racing to put something fun in its place.
"The Admiral Benbow Inn was an iconic hotel," Becky Simpson, a lifelong Pine Bluff resident said.
Simpson said that the demolition site has been home to some fond memories that she'll never forget.
"As a kid growing up, my parents would bring me here every Sunday after church and we had Sunday brunch," she explained.
The inn hosted countless honeymoons, wedding receptions, and even high school proms over the years before gradually losing its grandeur.
"It, at one time, was a beautiful place," Simpson said.
According to Chandra Griffin, executive director for the Urban Renewal Agency in Pine Bluff, the agency bought the motel property two years ago with big plans in mind.
"The owners really didn't do anything with the property and it just continued to deteriorate," Griffin said.
She explained that they were very particular about the location.
"We wanted to have a family-oriented entertainment area and this was the spot to put it," Griffin said.
In the place of the motel, leaders now plan on building a go-kart facility.
On Wednesday, a small crowd stood together as workers began to demolish the former inn.
"It's bittersweet because it's good to see something new to come in and things, unfortunately, they come to an end," Griffin said.
Since hundreds of Arkansans use East Harding Avenue, where the track will be located, Griffin said they ultimately decided that was the best location.
The demolition will be done in phases as leaders continue their efforts to clean up the city.
Residents like Simpson are happy that old buildings are being torn down to make way for something new.
"This is something that I think the residents of Pine Bluff are really going to be excited about," Simpson said.
Griffin said that she hopes the demolition project will be done by the end of September, with the go-kart facility opening sometime in 2023.


Alpharetta has an incredible quality of life, the city is filled with a range of exceptional residential neighborhoods. From swim and tennis communities to urban lofts to neighborhoods with a sense of history, Alpharetta has it all. We invite our citizens and visitors to discover the distinct character of each neighborhood. Along with restaurants, parks and entertainment venues, you'll find a variety of neighborhood organizations, civic clubs, business associations and volunteer opportunities, as well.
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MOUNT VERNON — The hotel project was not the only issue on Monday’s agenda, as Mount Vernon City Council moved forward with the purchase of slightly more than 25 acres of land for Ariel-Foundation Park and also received a request from residents of Gambier Street to block the potential renaming of the Gambier Street Park.
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Intermodal Urban Traction ~ Monday, October 19, 2009
Here's an interesting prototype: The transit system of Stuttgart (a quite hilly city) includes a cog railway, the Degerloch Zahnradbahn, which has a special open-air bike-rack trailer car.
More information on this Stuttgart Transit site in German, and in English in this Cyclelicio.us Blog post where I found out about this.
Gold Medal Models makes some photo-etched N-Scale bicycles. Hmm!


Update: Major roads through Great Yarmouth to be closed for repair and resurfacing work
PUBLISHED: 09:46 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:00 10 March 2014
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Motorists are being warned to allow extra time for their journey to, from and through Great Yarmouth as two weeks of roadworks get under way.
The A47 Acle straight will be closed overnight for resurfacing work and night time repairs are also being carried out on the A12 Breydon Bridge.
Work on the Acle straight, which is pitted with potholes on both sides of the carriageway, will also include the repainting of road markings.
The work is due to begin tonight (Monday) and is expected to be completed by 6am on Saturday, March 22.
During this time the road will be shut in both directions between the A47/A1064 Acle roundabout and the A47/A12 Vauxhall roundabout, from 8pm - 6am.
Alongside this, Highways Agency engineers will also be carrying out repairs to the lifting mechanism on the Breydon Bridge.
This work will take place overnight on Wednesday and Thursday and the bridge will be closed.
Motorists will be diverted via the A1064 through Filby and the A149.


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In order to find out exactly why the Richmond Hill City Council voted to remove him from the Planning and Zoning Commission, Stephen Weiss will go before the council at a public appeal hearing.
Weiss said Friday he received a letter stating an “appeal public hearing” has been scheduled at 6 p.m. Feb. 28 in City Hall. He decided to take advantage of the public hearing to find out why he is being let go.
“I think I need clarification about why the mayor thought it was so important to drop me from the commission,” Weiss said.
Weiss was discharged from the P&Z board by a 3-1 vote at the council’s Feb. 7 meeting. Mayor Harold Fowler read a resolution regarding the matter that stated a new commission member would be more responsive to the community and council.
Fowler originally asked Weiss to step down from the commission in January, but Weiss refused. Fowler’s authority to remove Weiss was questioned, and the matter was brought before the council for a vote.
Read more in the Feb. 18 edition of the News.


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Starting next week, a contractor for the City of Pocatello will be drilling a test water well near Gate City Elementary School.
The week of October 9 the contractor will begin drilling the well on the southeast corner of the school’s playing fields, near the intersection of Butte Street and Douglas Street. During construction, the worksite will contain construction materials as well as equipment and will be fenced and secured by the contractor. Officials would like to remind parents to discuss the dangers of construction sites with their children and direct them to avoid entering the worksite. Access to the schoolyard will still be available at the corner of Butte Street and Douglas Street.
Construction is anticipated to last for approximately three weeks. Due to unforeseen circumstances or inclement weather, this schedule may be altered.
Officials would like to thank residents for their cooperation and apologize for any inconvenience the work may cause.
Residents with questions about the project can contact the City of Pocatello Engineering Department at 208-234-6225.


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Fence Installation and Construction on South Coast Rail Fall River Branch Line – Fall River Reporter
MassDOT has released an update on the South Coast Rail project.
Fencing Installation: Middleborough, Lakeville, Raynham, Taunton, Berkley, Assonet
Workplace : • Installation of fencing along the Middleborough branch line railway right-of-way at locations between Route 140 in Taunton and the new Middleborough station site (161 Main Street South, Middleborough) • Installation of fencing along the along the Fall River branch line railway right-of-way at places between Myricks Street in Taunton and Beechwood Road in Assonet
Working dates/hours: Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The MBTA contractor will begin installing fencing at locations along the Middleborough branch line and Fall River branch rail right-of-way.
Typically, fencing is placed in areas where it improves security and minimizes trespassing on the railway right-of-way. Railroad neighbors may see orange stakes marking survey boundaries and will notice crews working within the railroad right-of-way to install this fence. In some locations, limited clearing of trees and brush may be required to facilitate this work. The typical MBTA fence that will be installed is a 6 foot high chain link fence. Fencing will be installed on the MBTA property line.
Berkley: Cotley Street Rail Access
Workplace : Cotley Street in Berkley
Working dates/hours: Please note that the contractor will use Cotley Street to access the right-of-way for various work activities, this is primarily used during the day (7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.) but will also be used 24 hours a day during certain activities. .
Daytime work on the Middleborough branch line and New Bedford mainline
Workplace : • Site of New Middleborough Station, 161 South Main Street, Middleborough • Site of East Taunton Station, 1141 County Street, Taunton • Site of Wamsutta Stopover Facility, 217 Herman Melville Boulevard, New Bedford • Site of Church Street Station, 387 Church Street, New Bedford • New Bedford Station Site, Acushnet Avenue (at Whale’s Tooth car park), New Bedford • Right of way for Middleborough branch line and New Bedford main line
Working dates/hours: • Monday, January 17 to Sunday, January 23, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. • Monday, January 24 to Friday, January 28, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Construction is underway at stations and stopover sites and along the railway right-of-way from Middleborough to New Bedford.
Fall River branch line daytime work
Work Location: •Adams Lane, Berkley •Richmond Road to Forge Road, Assonet •Freetown Station Site, 161 South Main Street, Assonet •Collins Street, Fall River •Weaver’s Cove Layover Facility, 2680 North Main Street, Fall River •Fall River Depot Site, 825 Davol Street, Fall River • Fall River Branch Line Railroad Right-of-Way
Working dates/hours: • Monday, January 17 to Friday, January 21, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. • Monday, January 24 to Friday, January 28, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Construction is underway at stations and stopover sites and along the railroad right-of-way from Berkley to Fall River.
Note that soils excavated from the railway right-of-way during the above works are typically hauled during the day and may be transported overnight by truck to the designated project site at Fall River where the soils will be stockpiled and spread.
Workplace : Weaver’s Cove Rest Facility, 2680 North Main Street, Fall River
Working dates/hours: • Regular daytime hours from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. • At night if necessary, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
If you would like to report an issue related to the construction of the South Coast Rail project, please call the hotline at (617) 222-4099.


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- Public Notice - RESOLUTION NO. 20-06-02-04 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, FINDING THAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND CONVENIENCE REQUIRE THE SALE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY (LOWER ROSAN RANCH), DECLARING ITS INTENT TO SELL SUCH PROPERTY, AND SETTING A HEARING DATE FOR CONSIDERATION OF PROTESTS – Approved June 2, 2020


Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 the effect of which will be to prohibit traffic on a number of roads in Malpas village centre to enable Carriageway Surfacing by Cheshire West And Chester Council
Between 7th and 16th December preparation and resurfacing work will take place on all the roads shown in red on the map below.
The closures will be in force between 20:00 hours -and 06:00 hours
Nothing in the Order shall prevent driving upon the said lengths of road of any vehicle which is being used for the conveyance of persons goods or merchandise to or from any premises situate on or adjacent to the lengths of road or in connection with agriculture building construction works of repair and the like or use in an emergency of vehicles for fire brigade ambulance or police purposes.
A through route will not always be available and any vehicles not requiring access to properties on the length of road should use alternative routes.
Andy Bithell (Ref TRO 15816)
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With the Fourth of July now in the rearview mirror, construction on area roads and highways is expected to get "really heavy" over the next 12 weeks or so.
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) on Monday morning was expected to start or resume a number of road projects and put lane restrictions back in place that had been suspended for the holiday weekend.
And don't think the roadwork has already peaked.
After the holiday vacation, "that's when things get really heavy," said MDOT spokeswoman Diane Cross.
Cross said with so much rain this past spring, a number of road projects were delayed or postponed prior to the holiday break.
"Those will start ramping up big time starting the week of July 8," she added. "I'm sure local cities and counties were all affected by the rain. We weren't able to do concrete work on the weekends, it affected our landscaping and cutting the grass on medians."
MDOT projects gearing up this week include:
• NB/SB M-53 at M-59, lane closed, Monday 6 a.m. to mid-to-late July
• EB/WB M-59 at M-53, shoulder closed, Monday 6 a.m. to mid-to-late July
• NB/SB M-53 at 27 Mile, lane closed, Wednesday 9 a.m. - fall.
• EB/WB 27 Mile Rd at M-53, lane closed, Wednesday 9 a.m. - fall.
• EB M-59, Mound to Van Dyke, 1 lane open, Monday 9 a.m. -3 p.m.
• EB M-59, Mound to Van Dyke, 2 lanes open, 1 closed, Monday 3 p.m.-late July
• WB M-59, Van Dyke to Utica., 1 lane closed, 2 open, Monday 9 a.m.- late July
• M59 service drive/EB Dobry Drive, Ryan to Mound, lane closed, Monday 9 a.m.-mid-to late July
• Dobry Drive/Hall ramp to M-59, ramp closed, Monday 9 a.m.-late July
• NB/SB M-53 at M-59, shoulder closed, Monday 6 a.m. mid-to-late July
• EB/WB M-59 at M-53, shoulder closed, Monday 6 a.m. -mid-to-late July
M-29 (23 Mile Road)
• EB M-29 at Donner, lane closed, Monday 8 a.m. to mid-to-late July
• EB 94 ramp to M-29, right lane closed Monday 8 a.m. to mid-to-late July
Other projects starting Monday include resurfacing Capac Road from Irwin Road to Armada Center Road; resurfacing Armada Center Road from Capac to Coon Creek Road, work should be done by late July; and resurfacing of 18 Mile from Ryan to Mound roads.
Another resurfacing project of Utica Road from 18 Mile Road to Van Dyke Avenue, includes a full closure at M-53 for concrete repair. Utica will be open from north and south of M-53, but traffic will not be able to pass under M-53.
Both the 18 Mile and Utica road projects are expected to be complete by late August.


JACKSONTOWN – ODOT’s District 5 released an updated list Friday of road closures and work areas in Licking County. Upcoming Road Closures Next Week
- On Monday, June 10, the ODOT District 5 paving train will be paving on Ohio 37 between US 40 and Ohio 16 in Granville. Motorists can expect delays. One lane of traffic will be maintained. Once crews are done on Ohio 37, they will move to US 40 in Hebron, weather permitting. Work hours: 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Beginning Monday, June 10, Ohio 16 WB will be restricted to one lane between Thornwood Crossing and River Road for bridge work over Raccoon Creek. The driving lane will be closed to traffic; motorists can expect delays. Estimated completion: Thursday, June 13, weather permitting.
- Beginning Monday, June 17, the eastbound exit ramp from Ohio 161 to Ohio 310 will be closed for a maximum of 7 days. This work is part of the Ohio 161 paving project. Detour: Ohio 161 EB to Mink Road SB to Worthington Road EB to Ohio 310. This work was originally scheduled to start on June 10, but had been postponed.
- Beginning Monday, June 10, Linnville Road will be closed to traffic at the intersection of US 40 for repair and reconfiguration. This work is part of the US 40 resurfacing project. Detour: Linnville Road(CR 311) to Hirst Road(CR 310) to Panhandle Road(CR 322) to Linnville Road and reverse. Estimated re-open: Monday, June 24, weather permitting.
- On Wednesday, June 12, and Thursday, June 13, the paving train will be night paving at the I-70/OH 256 Interchange, along with I-70 between Ohio 310 and Ohio 79. Work hours: 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Motorists can expect the following closures:
- Wed. June 12: The Ohio 256 WB on-ramp to I-70 will be closed to traffic, and I-70 WB and EB at Ohio 256 will be restricted to one lane.
- Thurs. June 13: I-70 WB will be restricted to one lane between Ohio 158 and Ohio 310, and I-70 EB will be restricted to one lane between Ohio 37 and Ohio 79.


Nominations for the Beautification Commission’s annual Beautification Awards program, which honors property owners who go above and beyond in terms of landscaping, are now being accepted until Friday, August 18.
Photographs of the front of nominated properties can be brought into City Hall, e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.org or mailed to: Community Relations, 40555 Utica Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313, attn: Beautification Awards.
Homes are juried on the “wow” factor for use of color in planting perennials and annuals. Awards are presented in the following categories: single family homes, multiple family complexes, churches, schools, gas stations, and commercial properties.
The Beautification Commission will judge the entries and present Beautification Awards to the winners during a City Council meeting in October.
For more information, contact Community Relations at (586) 446-CITY (2489).


East Texans will get a chance to tell TxDOT their thoughts on a proposed Hwy 31 expansion at a public meeting in July. The meeting is scheduled July 24 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Highland Park Baptist Church at 2424 S. Henderson Blvd in Kilgore.
According to a statement from TxDOT, the meeting will be an opportunity for interested people to learn about the widening of Hwy 31 from FM 1639 in Kilgore to Loop 323 in Tyler. The two-lane highway will be expanded to four lanes with either a flush or depressed median. In either case, the expansion of the highway will require right-of-way to be purchased from residents who live alongside the road.
By attending the meeting, locals will be able to learn how both expansion options would look as well as how each option would affect the property of residents who live by the highway. There will also be opportunities to ask questions and provide feedback to TxDOT representatives.
Those who cannot attend can submit feedback by writing a letter to Texas Department of Transportation, Advanced Project Development Office, 2709 W. Front Street, Tyler, Texas, 75702. Feedback can also be emailed to email@example.com. To be included in the project's official record, comments must be received by Friday, August 10.


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[ARCHIVED] Water Main Break
The City of Middleton Water Utility will be repairing a main break today, Monday, April 17th from 9 am to 3 pm in the 1600 block of Park St. Discolored water and traffic delays are possible during these repairs.


Pearl Street Closure
Wednesday May 16, 2018 9:09 AM
May 16, 2018
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PEARL STREET CLOSURE
Starting Wednesday, May 16th, Henry’s Plumbing will be closing Pearl Street from East Parrish Avenue to East 14th Street for sewer work. This closure is expected to last through Friday, May 18th pending no delays or inclement weather. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
Other Recent News
- Second Street Lane Closure
- OWENSBORO NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIANCE CHAIRPERSONS MEETING - CANCELLED
- City Commission Work Session
- Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Board meeting
- Temporary Closure of West Trail on the Greenbelt
- Street Closure - Mayfair Avenue
- Owensboro City Commission Meeting August 7, 2018
- UPCOMING CLOSURE
- Come Play at Ben Hawes or Hillcrest Golf Courses
- CITY MANAGER ANNOUNCES LELAN HANCOCK AS ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER


Mile 2 to Tincan Island Ports road shut down for repairs
The Lagos state government has shut down the road from Mile 2 to Tincan Island Ports to enable minor reconstruction.
The closure of the road will last from Monday, June 17 to Tuesday, June 18.
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, Taiwo Olufemi Salaam, made this disclosure on Monday.
He said that the road repairs to be undertaken by Hitech Construction Company was necessitated by frequent and avoidable accidents experienced along the axis.
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The highly creative yet extremely intricate design, developed for a new paving area at Pokesdown Children’s Centre for Bournemouth YMCA, provided a real design challenge. The new crèche area featured a series of cartoon-like, underwater creatures in vivid primary colours; architects Terence O’Rourke initially anticipating that mosaic tiles would have to be used to meet the accuracy required for such a complex scheme.
The SureSet paving solution fully met the architect’s requirements - accurately recreating the stunning look and vibrant colours of the design, as well as providing a low maintenance, highly durable and permeable paving surface, backed by a comprehensive 15 year guarantee.
To achieve the 20 different colours that were required, a number of mixes were used from the SureSet Spectrum® range (which features recycled colour-coated glass in virtually any RAL colour). Once on site, laser-cut formers were used to create the outline and detailing of the design, into which the SureSet resin bound paving was hand-trowelled to provide a precise, smooth finish. For the surrounding areas, a 3mm Sahara Gold aggregate was used, both to complement the vivid ‘cartoon’ colours and to give the appearance of sand against the surrounding water.
Commenting on the finished project, Stephen Foster from installation company PW Reynolds said: “The staff at Bournemouth YMCA are thrilled with the overall look of the crèche garden area, and with the designs that were achieved with the SureSet surface. The quality of the project is absolutely fantastic, recreating incredibly closely the architect’s initial design concepts”.
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'Move pool for concert hall'
A PORTISHEAD singer is putting forward proposals to demolish the town's open air pool and replace it with a multi million pound concert hall. Michael O'Sullivan, who sings and plays in local choirs, has drawn up plans to demolish the pool, move it further
A PORTISHEAD singer is putting forward proposals to demolish the town's open air pool and replace it with a multi million pound concert hall.Michael O'Sullivan, who sings and plays in local choirs, has drawn up plans to demolish the pool, move it further up the seafront and create a purpose-built concert hall on the site.The concert hall would feature a 400-seat theatre, practice rooms and an art gallery.There would be a restaurant with patio area, practice rooms and a dance workshop area with ballet rails and mirrored practice areas. As part of the plan, the open air pool would be rebuilt further along the seafront.Mr O-Sullivan said: "The idea came to me when I was performing at the drama club and we were having real problems finding a venue."This would be a hub for theatre, music and dance."The restaurant would also be incorporated in the development and be built up against the hillside. People would be able to enjoy a meal before a performance and those attending workshops and practice sessions would also use it."The swimming pool would be moved further along The Esplanade and built slightly into the rock face. It would be surrounded by palm trees and seating to give it a real seaside Riviera feeling."Mr O'Sullivan has been in touch with North Somerset Council about his plans and is now keen to hear feedback from local residents.He said: "This site is ideal as it is in a wonderful position and has ready made parking facilities."Funding for the project - expected to cost in the region of £20 million - would be sought from organisations including the Lottery and Arts Council.* What do you think about these plans? Would you like to see a concert hall in Portishead - is it something you would use? Write to us at North Somerset Times, Mailbox, 32 Waterloo Street, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1LW. You can also e-mail us at email@example.com


Parts of Toronto Island will be closed for the rest of the summer as record-high water levels are receding more slowly than expected.
The City of Toronto issued an update on the flood-soaked island Monday, acknowledging that a number of closures currently in place will stay that way for the entire summer. Olympic Island, Gibraltar Point, Hanlan’s Beach and sections of Centre Island including the grandstand will not re-open during summer 2017, the city says.
“The high lake levels and associated flooding have had a significant impact on island residents and businesses – as well as the tens of thousands of people who would normally visit the islands every week during the warm weather,” Mayor John Tory said in a statement. “This has been an unprecedented event. I thank everyone for their patience. City staff are working hard to get the islands reopened as soon as possible.”
While water levels have dropped, they remain 30 centimetres higher than they were before the flooding started in late April. The city expects that some Toronto Island Park sections will re-open on July 31.


Imagine this wall transformed into a beautiful work of art. That's what the Milroy Economic Development Corporation did. We helped them submit a proposal to the Rush County Community Foundation, and it was funded!
Local artist, Lance Woskobojnik, will come up with designs for the community to vote on. Once the winning design has been determined and the weather warms up, he'll create a paint-by-numbers section of the mural. Community members, including students from Milroy Elementary will be able to help paint.
This is truly a project by the community and for the community!


Recently paved road: La Seiva Terrace, Maraval
May 05, 2010
Updated: May 11, 2010
On Saturday 1st May, 2010, contractors working for the Ministry of Works paved the roadway of La Seiva Terrace, Maraval. Initially, we were somewhat surprised that they choose to pave that road as we did not believe that the road required paving at this time.
Prior to paving the road, the contractors removed the top layer or asphalt, and left the road bare for about a week. With traffic on the road, this left our community very dusty – exacerbating an already bad dust and ash problem caused by the dry season with bush fires in the hills.


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Biggleswade Town Council is responsible for several aspects of the town, including markets, cemeteries and many of the town's parks and recreation grounds. Biggleswade Town Council also provides allotments for residents and issues annual community grants to worthwhile causes. For further information on each of these services please follow the appropriate links on our website.
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Biggleswade Town Council holds two full Council meetings on the 2nd and last Tuesday every month at 7:00 pm, as well as several Committee meetings throughout the year. For further information regarding meeting dates, agendas and minutes, as well as information about your local Councillors, please follow this link: COUNCIL.
The Unitary Authority for Biggleswade is Central Bedfordshire Council. Central Bedfordshire Council is responsible for services such as: waste services; street lighting; highways; and planning applications. For further information on each of these services (and more) please follow the appropriate links on our website or click here: Central Bedfordshire Council.
Biggleswade Town Council are looking to the future in a positive manner and are eagerly anticipating the challenges to be faced when providing a comprehensive and equitable service to the residents of the town. We have now taken over The Orchard Community Centre, Kings Reach. For further information please click: The Orchard.
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Evergreen Line from a business lens
The changes wrought by the $1.4-billion Evergreen Line are already visible along the skyline in Coquitlam and Port Moody but what will rapid transit mean for business and the community?
That's a question panelists will be asked to discuss next Tuesday, May 27 during a business forum hosted by the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce. Business representatives are invited to attend this free event, which will be held at the Coquitlam campus of Douglas College, 1250 Pinetree Way, with registration beginning at 7:30 a.m.
Among the speakers are:
• Amanda Farrell, Evergreen Line project manager;
• Derrick Cheung, Translink vice-president of real estate;
• Representatives of the city of Coquitlam;
• Elizabeth Model, executive director of the Downtown Surrey BIA;
• and Neil Dubord, a Transit Police officer.
For more information and to register, visit www.tricitieschamber.com.