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Road closure at Newcastle Quayside affecting service Q3
16th May - 11th Jun
- Affected routes:
Quaycity Q3 will be unable to serve bus stops at the law courts or Guildhall between 20:00 and the end of service each evening from Monday 16th May until Friday 10th June. Buses will operate via City Road, serving all stops on diversion.
16th May - 3rd Jun
- Affected routes:
Green Arrow 97
As part of the ongoing development of Pilgrim's Quarter, Pilgrim Street will be closed to all traffic from Monday 16th May until Sunday 3rd July. As a result some services will be diverted and others will depart from different stands to accommodate services displaced from Pilgrim Street. Coaster 1 towards Whitley Bay will operate from Gateshead to Newcastle via Redheugh Bridge and serve bus stops at Clayton Street, Grainger Street and Market Street West. VOLTRA 53 & Quaycity Q3 towards St Peters will move from Market Street West to a new stop near the Theatre Royal. Quaycity Q3 towards Great Park will move from Pilgrim Street near Virgin Money to a new stop on Pilgrim Street outside Hoochie Coochie. Green Arrow 97 will operate via Market Street East and serve the bus stop near the junction with Pilgrim Street and the bus stop near Start Cycles.
16th - 31st May
We are proposing to make some changes to services from 24 July. Help us shape the future of our bus network by completing our consultation survey by 31 May. You can view our consultation by clicking on the title of this update. If you're using our app, please click on the link shown below.
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Full Council Meetings are the First Tuesday of the Month and, if required, Planning Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the Month. All meetings start at 7.30pm.
Meetings as follows:
Full Council and Planning Meeting – Tuesday 5th November 2019 at 7.30pm
Planning Meeting (if required) – Tuesday 19th November 2019 at 7.30pm
Full Council and Planning Meeting – Tuesday 3rd December 2019 at 7.30pm


MEETING DATES: Fourth Tuesday of every month
None at this time.
To send a comment to the Board, please email the Staff liason. All comments are accepted and will be distributed to the entire Board regarding items of business.
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Seven members for three year staggered terms. Appointed by City Council.
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To provide children of all ages with safe, clean, well-maintained places to play and exercise that meet the legal standards, to provide citizens of all walks of life with clean, well-maintained areas in which to exercise, relax, have community related activities, and to provide opportunities for walking by the water, passive water-based recreation opportunities, and to provide additional restrooms, picnic areas by the water.


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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eagle Point Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, November 16 at 6:00 p.m. via teleconference at (617) 691-8419 from City Hall, 17 South Buchanan Street, Eagle Point, Jackson County, Oregon to consider an application requesting approval for additional lodging at the Eagle Point Golf Resort.
Project Name: Eagle Point Golf Course Lodging Expansion
Planning Action File Number: PA #21-05:SPR
Site Plan & Landscape Review/ Conditional Use Permit/ Boundary Line Adjustment
Click HERE for the official Notice of Public Hearing.


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The Zanesville Water Maintenance and Street departments will begin work on two projects within the next week resulting in the closure of some roads.
Zanesville Public Service Director Mike Sims said Water Maintenance crews will work to replace two water main valves on Maple Avenue.
South bound traffic will be reduced to one lane from Military Road to Country Club Drive and Country Club Drive will be closed from Fairway Lane to Maple Avenue.
Sims said the work will start Thursday evening at 10 p.m. and will re-open Friday morning at 7 a.m.
Residents along portions of Maple Avenue, Balls Lane and James Street will be without water during that time.
"We had the water main break on Maple. We’ve had some problems getting shut downs and we have two valves now that one is broken and leaking and the other one is broken and in the down position and they’re going to have to pull those and replace them," said Sims.
Monday morning the Water Maintenance and Street departments will also work to repair and resurface a section of Blue Avenue after underground sub-base settling occurred.
Sims said that project will result in the closure of Blue Avenue from Adair and McIntire avenues for at least two weeks.
"During the day we’ll have to have full closure because of the large equipment working in the tight quarters. Whenever it’s possible, after shift, after 3:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. We’ll try to re-open daily if at all possible," added Sims.
Sims said the Blue Avenue project will cost about $ 11,000 to complete and detours for both roads will be posted to direct drivers around the construction.


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Skanska will be carrying out carriage realignment work in Catherine de Barnes between 15th January and 7th February. This requires the temporary closure of Catherine de Barnes Lane, Bickenhill – from its southern most junction with St. Peters Lane to its junction with Clock Interchange. Restrictions will be in place from 00.01hrs on 15 January 2023 until 23.59hrs on 7 February 2023.
Signed Diversion route will be via Catherine De Barnes Lane, Hampton Lane, Damson Parkway and A45 Coventry Road Eastbound, vice versa for the opposite direction. See the map below for more detail.
Access cannot be provided through the restriction for Police, Fire and Ambulance Services responding to emergencies. Pedestrian access to all properties within the restriction and access through the restriction will be maintained along defined routes throughout the period of closure.


Council District boundaries changed in June 2011. Districts were adjusted in accordance with the City Charter following the population information provided by the 2010 U.S. Census.
Council District 6 - 11 x 17 color map (PDF)
City Council District 6 is located in the South Stockton area.
The District features the following City-owned and operated facilities:
- Weston Ranch Library - 1453 W. French Camp Road
- Ernie Shropshire Park - 4120 Pock Lane
- Holmes Park - 1718 Ralph Avenue
- Mattie Harrell Park - 2244 S. Lincoln Street
- McKinley Park - 424 E. Ninth Street
- Paul E. Weston Park - 3603 E W S Woods Boulevard
- Peri Park - 2920 McCloud River Road
- Peterson Park - Tenth St. & Union Street
- Smith Park - 2606 William Moss Boulevard
- Van Buskirk Park & Community Center - 734 Houston Avenue
- Williams Brotherhood Park - 2040 S. Airport Way
- W. M. Long Park - 4535 Woodchase Lane
Projects in the District
- Eighth Street and Weston Ranch Storm Water Pump Station Rehabilitation
- Sanitary Sewer Force Main Condition Assessment, River Crossings – Citywide
- Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project – Districts 3, 4, 6
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A day after the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) demolished his house in an anti-encroachment drive, Vakeel Hassan, a member of the rescue team that brought out 41 workers trapped in the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi in November last year, sat near the remains of his house on Thursday, along with family members, in protest.
In a statement on Thursday, the DDA said, “At no point during the demolition exercise were we aware of Vakeel’s recent contribution to the rescue operation in Uttarkashi.”
However, it added that Mr. Hassan had knowingly encroached upon public land to build his house.
The urban body said an anti-encroachment drive was conducted in the same area in 2016 when a house built illegally by Mr. Hassan was razed.
However, in 2017, the DDA found that he had reconstructed the house in the same area, following which multiple attempts were made to demolish the encroachment in 2018 and 2022, but each time Mr. Hassan’s family members prevented the demolition through the use of force.
An official said the DDA had offered Mr. Hassan a flat built for the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) in Narela on the instructions of Lieutenant-Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena, along with an offer of employment. However, Mr. Hassan had refused both.
‘Didn’t deserve this’
While speaking to The Hindu, he said, “I had spent my entire life’s savings and put in a lot of work to build this house. My children grew up here. This was our home. I don’t deserve this.”
He demanded that the land over which he had built his house be returned to him. “I had bought this plot in 2012 for over ₹33 lakh. I still have to pay ₹12 lakh on the loan.”
Revenue Minister Atishi took on the Central government for demolishing several slum colonies in the national capital.
‘Many such cases’
“I appreciate the help that the L-G has offered to Mr. Hassan, but his was not the only house demolished by the DDA and other Central government agencies in Delhi. For the past few months, bulldozers have been run over many homes belonging to poor people,” the Minister said.
In a statement issued a day earlier, the DDA said it had conducted the demolition drive to remove encroachments from the land it had acquired for some development project in Khajuri Khas village in north-east Delhi.


A temporary traffic regulation order made to allow BT / Openreach to carry out telecommunications work on the highway.
Hampshire County Council, having made an Order under Section 14(1)a of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to allow for works in connection with sewage pipe and electricity supply installation, has been directed by the Secretary of State for Transport that the order shall continue in force.
A temporary road closure order made for BT / Openreach to allow telecommunications works to be carried out on the highway.
A temporary road closure order made for Portsmouth Water to allow water supply connection works to an adjacent property to be carried out on the highway.
A temporary road closure to allow BT / Openreach to carry out telecommunications works on the highway.
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Service change effective May 11, 2014
Temporary schedule change for Metrolinx LRT construction
Additional time will be added to the schedules at most times of the week, to reduce delays from Metrolinx Eglinton LRT construction. Service levels will remain largely the same, but specific trip times will change.
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Check out Carl’s article, “De Leon Comments Irk Local Officials,” Originally Published in the Los Feliz Ledger.
LOS FELIZ LEDGER – Current President pro Tempore of the California State Senate and U.S. Senate hopeful, Kevin De Leon drew local ire recently over comments he made in an NBC Los Angelesinterview that many perceived as disparaging to neighborhood councils.
During the interview, De Leon spoke in reference to Senate Bill 35 (SB-35), part of an affordable housing package that aims to ramp up housing development by streamlining the approval process.
“I’ve had city councilmembers say to me, ‘You know what—officially I’m going to oppose [SB-35], but behind the scenes, wink-wink, please get it passed because we have been strangled, we have been handcuffed by the NIMBYism and the threats from neighborhood councils within our own communities,’” De Leon said in the controversial September 24th interview.
De Leon did not respond to multiple requests for an interview, but a spokesperson for the state senator emailed a prepared statement on the matter. In it, he sang a different tune, saying he respected the work of neighborhood councils and calling them “an important way for Angelenos to have that level of civic engagement.”


ROADWORKS on a main South Yorkshire route will start on Monday and are expected to last a fortnight.
Repairs are being carried out on the A628 Hoylandswaine bypass, near Barnsley.
As a result, there will be lane closures in operation between Hoylandswaine roundabout and Barnsley Road.
There will be a temporary 40mph speed restriction in place which will reduce down to a 30mph speed restriction along the length of the works.
A Barnsley Council spokesman said: “Lower speed limits will be in force for the duration of the repairs, which are anticipated to last for approximately two weeks.”
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New York City wants to teach residents to be responsible with water by turning water towers into public works of art. The campaign is called Word Above The Street, it will take place in 2013 and will feature artworks from a myriad of artists, both famous and not, most of which will have a (surprise!) water theme.
It's a great way to add color to the urban cityscape and (legally) let people see your serious art skills, but I think the water conservation aspect will require a street team to spread the message.
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Roadworks on busy Harpenden road
- Credit: Archant
Temporary traffic lights have been erected on a major Harpenden thoroughfare while gas works are carried out.
Cadent, formerly know as National Grid Gas Distribution, are carrying out repair work on the A1081 (Luton Road).
The works are between Hollybush Lane and Moreton End Lane, and are expected to last until Wednesday, January 24.
Contractors will be digging up the road to carry out the repairs.


The Harbor Community Off-Port Land Use Study was required in HCBF’s TraPac Memorandum of Understanding. The report, produced by HCBF’s consultant Raimi + Associates, is an important discussion of the cumulative impacts of the activities of the Port of Los Angeles and Port-related businesses on the surrounding communities of Wilmington and San Pedro.
This highly anticipated study is in final form, and we are excited to share the results. We hope that you find the Harbor Community Off-Port Land Use Study a useful resource.
We thank Raimi + Associates, The Civic Engine, and all involved community members, stakeholders, CBO’s, and experts for their thoughtfulness and diligence in seeing this report to its final version. Special thanks to HCBF’s appellants for ensuring the existence of HCBF and the concept of this study, and to the Board of Directors and Ad-Hoc committee who consistently reviewed the report to help create a document that will serve our communities for many years to come.
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Görlitzer Bahnhof (Station)
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Görlitzer Bahnhof is a station on U-Bahn line U1 in Berlin's Kreuzberg district. It takes its name from the former Görlitzer Bahnhof, a mainline railway terminus a short way to the south of the U-Bahn platforms which was closed in 1951 and demolished shortly after. The site of the station is now a park (Görlitzer Park).
Görlitzer Bahnhof is in VBB fare zone A.
SO36 (Club in Kreuzberg's Oranienstrasse) (0.4 km), Crêperie Bretonne (0.4 km), Fair Exchange (Bookshop) (0.5 km), Kottbusser Tor (Station) (0.6 km), Schlesisches Tor (Station) (1.0 km), The Old Emerald Isle (TOEI) (1.0 km), Bagdad (Imbiss) (1.0 km), Oststrand (1.0 km), Space Beach (1.1 km)


Bassett Avenue reopened both ways ahead of schedule by 6am Friday 9 March
Phase one of the Bassett Avenue works, taking place between Winchester Road and Chilworth Roundabout, has been completed a few days ahead of schedule, despite the snow and ice last week. As a result Bassett Avenue will be reopened by 6am on Friday 9 March tomorrow morning.
Phase two of the work to resurface Bassett Avenue overnight will go ahead as planned from 8pm Monday 12 March. The resurfacing will require the full closure of Bassett Avenue in both directions between 8pm and 6am Monday to Friday for up to three weeks.
Cllr Jacqui Rayment, Cabinet Member for Transport at Southampton City Council, said:
"I would like to thank road users for their patience and understanding while we carry out what is essential improvement work to a key route into the city. That we are ahead of schedule despite the recent snow and ice is testament to the hard work the teams have been putting in over the last few weeks. We are committed to listening to what residents want and delivering our promises by investing in and improving our roads network."
You can find more information and answers to FAQs about the works on the Transport Projects web pages.
For live travel updates, follow us on Twitter @scchighways.
During the overnight closures we are advising drivers to use alternative routes into or out of the city via the M27 junctions 3 and 5.
> Google Map of Alternate Routes


WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
(U44621 Coopers Lane, Evesham) (Temporary Closure) Order 2022
Proposed Order: to close that part of U44621 Coopers Lane from its junction with U44689 Fairwater Close to its junction with B4035 Waterside.
Reason: Footway reconstruction by WCC.
Exemptions: to permit access to any land or premises fronting the highway affected where there is no other form of access; and to allow the works to be undertaken.
Alternative route: U44621 Cooper Lane, U44617 Durcott Road, U44600 Four Pools Road,
U44600 Fairfield Road, A4184 Cheltenham Road, B4035 Waterside and vice versa.
Maximum duration: 18 months. Anticipated duration: 3 days Commencing: 28 November 2022
Thomas Pollock Head of Commercial Law (Legal & Governance) County Hall Spetchley Road Worcester
3 November 2022


Car parked partially on grass verge.
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 22:32, Saturday 13 January 2018
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
Outside the Burford road flats on what was the entrance to Vernon house there is a black car parked partially on the grass verge and partially on the road this causes traffic delays at busy times especially with the ongoing road works in the town centre it is very inconsiderate.
Council ref: 822851
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NYS Westchester Lawmakers Oppose Connecticut Gov's Toll Proposal
New York state lawmakers from Westchester County are letting the governor of Connecticut know they oppose his proposed toll increase on an interstate highway.
New York state Senators Shelley Mayer and Pete Harckham along with Assemblymen David Buchwald and Kevin Byrne sent a letter to Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, saying they oppose any toll increase for I-684. Earlier in November, Lamont released his proposal to install a toll on the 1.4 mile stretch of I-684 that runs through Greenwich, Connecticut as part of a statewide initiative to generate revenue to invest in the state’s road and rail infrastructure. The New York legislators say a toll would create a “New York” tax on their constituents who must use this small section of Connecticut in their drive within New York State.


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FG To Shut Third Mainland Bridge For Another Three Days
The Federal Government has again announced its plan to shut down a section of the Third Mainland Bridge for another three days for a round of delicate expansion joints replacement.
This was announced on Wednesday in a statement signed by the Federal Controller of Works, Lagos, Olukayode Popoola.
He explained that construction works had reached the stage for “casting concrete on additional three expansion joints, hence the need to stop all movements on the bridge that could cause vibrations.”
He said that the 72 hours will take effect, Friday, January 29.
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“Messers Boroni Prono is planning to cast three number expansion joints on Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st.
“This will require total closure of the Third Mainland bridge from 12:00 midnight of Friday 29th till midnight of Monday 1st February 2021.
“We are sorry for the inconveniences this may cause Lagosians,” Mr Popoola said.
The Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, which is going through a series of repairs, was initially shut on July 24, last year, for rehabilitation works and a series of repairs.
The repair expected to last six months was extended by one month due to the #EndSARS protests in Lagos extending the completion date from January 2021 to February.
The Minister of Works and Housing Babatunde Fashola has however assured that the bridge will be fully reopened to traffic by February 15.
The Minister gave the update on January 14, during an inspection of construction work on major roads and bridges in Lagos State.


This past summer, workers tore up First Avenue between First Street and Second Street to put in sidewalk extensions (bus bulbs!) for the M15 and the Select Bus Service.
In August, the MTA added the M15 Select Bus ticket machines on First and First. All good, right?
Apparently not. Today, workers were back ripping up the freshly repaved Avenue...


It’s a sight we see every winter — sidewalks covered in snow and not shoveled. With this much white stuff on the ground this time, the problems are piling up and proving dangerous for pedestrians and IndyGo passengers.
Marcya Hill-Brown had to walk on the street just to get to her bus stop.
“You have to walk on the opposite direction so they can see you. I’m dressing all black too,” said Hill-Brown. “I have nice boots so I can get through them, but I feel bad for the elderly and little kids.”
During the day, Fox 59 saw many walking in the street right alongside traffic. Other IndyGo riders are standing on snow mounds hoping bus drivers will see them.
“We’re doing our best to clear away some of the high priority stops downtown. We’ve had crews down there multiple times,” said Bryan Luellen of IndyGo. “We’ve also prioritized areas where wheelchairs use a lot.”
Luellen says IndyGo does not have the capacity to clean up every bus stop. It’s ultimately up to homeowners and business to do their job to pave the way.
Days after this storm, Marcya said many are not getting the message.
“If they’re not open, they’re not going to worry about this,” she said.
According to city ordinance, anyone who does not shovel their sidewalks could be fined up to $50.


A row is brewing after roads bosses ‘botched’ a resurfacing of Bank Street’s famous cobbles.
Lancashire County Council, which is responsible for roads maintenance, has been investigating an issue with a culvert below the cobbles on Bank Street in Rawtenstall after the road showed signs of depression.
They have sought to assure traders and residents that the tarmac is a “temporary measure” while the issue with the culvert is being investigated.
But traders have been venting their displeasure after the cobbles were covered over with a layer of tarmac.
Tony Winder, who owns Anthony and Patricia’s salon on Bank Street, said the work had to be seen to be believed.
He said: “The tarmac will not hold, they did a lot of work on the culvert that runs underneath the road about ten years ago and it lasted for about eight weeks.
“It looks like it has gone down again, and what’s happened in the last week or so they’ve come along and dumped a load of tarmac on it.”
Tony added that the tarmac could have been put to better use on Newchurch Road.
He said: “There’s a lot of potholes on Newchurch Road that could have been filled with that tarmac.
“So they put down four big patches of tarmac on cobbles while the road around the corner is in need of pothole repairs.
“Dumping all that tarmac on Bank Street is just a botched repair job, it will not hold.
“Love them or hate them, they should respect the cobbles.”
Mick Dand, highways manager for Lancashire County Council, warned of disruption while the cause is investigated.
He said: “A depression has developed on a small area of Bank Street and we have used tarmac as a temporary measure to make the surface safe and level.
“We believe the depression may be the result of a problem with a culvert underneath the road, but we will need to excavate to confirm the cause.
“Once we have carried out any repairs which may be needed we will restore the original stone setts to preserve the historic character of the area.
“This is a busy area and we will try to keep disruption to a minimum as far as possible while carrying out the work.”
Further investigation of the issue is expected over the next four to six weeks.
What do you think? Write to our letters page at email@example.com.


Mayor Kleem says the city will pay to renovate the facility and in exchange, the Browns will delay their contract's opt-out until 2028. Kleem added that details are still being reviewed and the finalized bill should be complete in about two to three weeks. The final reading will be presented at City Council's meeting on June 1.
The Browns released this statement in response:
"The Cleveland Browns have been fortunate to call the City of Berea our facility home since 1991. We've experienced a wonderful partnership and are excited about working with Mayor Kleem and city officials to ensure that continues. Our neighbors in Berea have been tremendous and it's very important to our organization that we remain here for many years to come."


Highways England have announced a Statutory Consultation running from Weds 10th Oct 2018 through to Thurs 20th Dec 2018.
There will be a Highways England Public Information Event held on Mon Nov 19th at
Holiday Inn Basildon, Cranes Farm Road, Waterfront Walk, Festival Leisure Park, Basildon SS14 3DG
This info is taken from the Highways England announcement a copy of which can be viewed at https://www.thamescrossingactiongroup.com/lower-thames-crossing-statutory-consultation-announced/
A full list of events can be found at https://www.thamescrossingactiongroup.com/highways-england-statutory-consultation-public-information-events/.
Please note this is NOT a Thames Crossing Action Group event


Thursday 17th December, 2020 01:19 PM to Friday 18th December, 2020 12:00 PM
In December, the Dollis Valley Partnership Board Annual General Meeting was held virtually. This was well attended by local residents, as well as the local Councillor and representatives from partners L&Q, Countryside Properties and London Borough of Barnet. A presentation was given by all partners involved in the regeneration updating residents on what took place over the last year. If you were unable to attend the AGM and would like to see the presentation please access the link to view.
The AGM is also the opportunity for new members to be formally recruited to join the Board. As part of the process five resident nominations were received to join. Four resident members from across the estate were voted in to join the Partnership Board. They will help continue the good work the members have been doing to oversee the regeneration.
The Dollis Valley Partnership Board is the formal resident involvement structure between residents of Dollis Valley Estate, Brook Valley Gardens and L&Q, Countryside and Barnet Council. Being a member of the Partnership Board gives residents the opportunity to be involved in the regeneration project and to represent the views of residents.
If you would like to know more about the Partnership Board please contact Simone Taylor at email@example.com


Big Conversation & Neighbourhood Plan Working Group
Actively seeking your involvement
This is an open group - anyone can join.
The group exists to organise ways in which villagers can talk together about the future of the village - and develop a shared vision. This will inform both the way village organisations develop their activities and the creation of a Neighbourhood Plan that goes to Babergh Council, and is something they will consider when making planning decisions.
Currently, the members are:
There are lot of different roles - involvement from an hour here and there to being part of the whole process.
We have now completed the Regulation 14 Pre-Submission consultation and are making changes to the Plan following responses we've received. The next stage will the Regulation 16 Submission to Babergh District Council.


Tucker’s Mayor and City Council met Monday night, concluding their scheduled business for the 2019 calendar year.
Council took action on three items. The first was a vote to authorize the Mayor to execute an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Gwinnett County on a study of the Mountain Industrial/Jimmy Carter corridor. The study, which would be a collaboration between the City, DeKalb and Gwinnett Counties, and multiple Community Improvement Districts (CIDs), would examine issues like traffic growth, safety, and transit along that corridor. Next, they voted 6-0 to approve an IGA for the distribution of Equalized Homestead Option Sales Tax (EHOST) proceeds with DeKalb County. The final vote was 6-0 to approve a contract for construction of parking lots at Johns Homestead and Smoke Rise Park. The contract for work at Johns Homestead will go to Ryde Grading for the amount of $159,609 with a 10 percent contingency. The contract for work at Smoke Rise Park will go to Summit Construction & Development for the amount of $141,430 with a 10 percent contingency.
Council held a public hearing and second read on special land use permit (SLUP) and concurrent variance petition to allow a personal care home to operate at 5002 Chamblee Tucker Road. Council voted 6-0 to defer action on that petition.
Another item that was up for a vote was a pair of SLUPs to allow fuel pumps and alcohol sales at 4246 Lavista Road. The applicant asked for a deferral, which Council granted, because of potential impact to the property from a bridge widening project that GDOT is anticipating in the next five years.
Council also held a public hearing on a SLUP petition for a personal care home at 2722 Regal Way. The issue was up for consideration on a first read, meaning no vote was taken.
All three of those issues will be taken up at the next scheduled City Council meeting on January 14, 2020.


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Winter Walk and Bike to Work Day
February 14 @ 7:00 am - 9:00 am
Winter Walk and Bike Week is Feb. 10-14, 2020!
Bike to Work Day is Friday, Febuary 14th. Stop by the Community Cycles shop for breakfast and commendatory!
See the City Website for a full list of breakfast stations and other events.


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Weekend detour to affect Route 222
PennDOT to make bridge repairs
PennDOT will shut down a Lancaster County bridge this weekend to do repairs.
The bridge that carries southbound Route 222 over the Turnpike will close at 6 p.m. Friday and reopen by 6 a.m. on Monday.
Southbound traffic on Route 222 will be detoured on Route 272 and Spur Road.


⚠ Current Road Closures – In & Around Corona ⚠
PLEASE BE AWARE OF CURRENT CLOSURES AS OF 5:50 P.M.
Corona Street Closures:
• Rincon between Corydon and Smith
• Auburndale between Rincon and Palos Verde
• Rincon between Lincoln and Alcoa (due to construction site runoff).
• Southbound I-15 Off-Ramp at Cajalco
• Chase Drive between Skyline Drive and 4 Kings Street
Regional Traffic Impacts for Corona Commuters:
• SR 83 from SR 71 to Pine Avenue - Closed
• Limonite Interchange at the I-15 freeway - Southbound off-ramp and the I-15 NB on-ramp have been closed due to flooding
• SR74 IS CLOSED FROM LAKE HEMET TO BORCO EAST OF VALLE VISTA (ROAD LOSS)
• SR 74 IS CLOSED FROM GRAND AVENUE TO ORANGE COUNTY LINE UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 6:00 P.M. FOR MUD AND DEBRIS REMOVAL
• Sign up for the City of Corona's Emergency Notification System! Visit www.CoronaCA.gov/ENS to register!
• Caltrans: Know before you go! To stay on top of roadwork in the Inland Empire go to www.Caltrans8.info and sign up for commuter alerts.
• Sig Alert: https://www.sigalert.com/
To stay informed on the latest traffic updates, please monitor Sig Alert.
Please be advised that traffic delays are to be expected. Plan accordingly by taking alternate routes and allowing more travel time for known delays in traffic. This information is subject to change at any time.


In recent times, the Government of Dominica has paid much attention to rehabilitating a number of the island’s roads with the goal of ensuring that Dominica’s road network is significantly improved.
Public Works Minister, Hon. Rayburn Blackmoore disclosed this week, that his Ministry is now paying attention to 18 specific feeder roads.
According to Blackmoore, work is being done in villages such as Riviere Cyrique, Laplaine, Belles, Salisbury, Cuba area, Grandbay, Grand Fond, Loubiere among other areas.
Hon. Blackmoore expressed that residents of the various communities are very appreciative of the work being done.
“From what I have heard from the various communities where these feeder roads are being constructed, the people are very happy. We are doing that to bring some relief in the first instance to persons in the various localities.”
The rehabilitation of these roads is also assisting members of the various communities to gain some employment, he said.
Taking into consideration tough economic times, Mr. Blackmoore believes that the work being done is “commendable.”
“We recognise, as a Government, that we have to place emphasis on all our roads, including our feeder roads,” he said.


A30 Stowford, nr Launceston – Drainage works
24hr westbound lane closure Sun to Fri and 50mph speed limit (28 Sept – 7 Nov)
A30 Kennards House, nr Launceston – Verge works
Lane closure on westbound exit sliproad (20 Oct)
A30 Cardinham – Resurfacing
Traffic signals and convoy working from 7pm to 4am (20-21 Oct)
A30 Meldon – Post replacement works
East and westbound lane closure (20-21 Oct)
A30 Hayle Bypass – Surveys
Lane closures and traffic signals from 7.30pm to 4am Mon to Fri (20-30 Oct)
A30 Bolventor, nr Bodmin – Road stud renewal
Westbound lane closure and convoy working from 7.30pm to 4am Mon, Wed and Thurs (20-24 Oct)
A30 Whiddon Down to Hask Lane, nr Okehampton – Post replacement work
24hr east and westbound lane closure (20-22 Oct)
A30 Between Newtown Roundabout and Chy-an-Mor Roundabout, Penzance – road stud renewal
Westbound carriageway closure from 7pm to 6am. Diversion via Longrock. (21-22 Oct)
A30 Between Two Bridges and Kennards House, nr Launceston – Resurfacing
Eastbound lane closure and convoy working from 7pm to 5am (21-22 Oct)
A30 Avers, Redruth – Tree works
Lane closure on eastbound exit sliproad from 9am to 4pm Mon to Fri (22-28 Oct)
A30 Woodleigh, nr Exeter – Post replacement
Westbound lane closure (22-23 Oct)
A30 Kennards House, nr Launceston – Resurfacing
Eastbound lane closure from 7pm to 6am (22-24 Oct)
A30 Between Kennards House and Trebursye, nr Launceston – Resurfacing
Eastbound carriageway closure from 7.30pm to 6am. Diversion via Tregadillet. (22-24 Oct)
A30 Meldon, nr Okehampton – Post replacement
Eastbound lane closure (22-23 Oct)
A38 Dobwalls Bypass – Resurfacing
24hr contraflow and 40mph speed limit (13 Oct – 21 May 2015)
A38 Kennford, nr Exeter – Junction improvements
East and westbound lane closures from 8pm to 6am (6 Oct - 31 March)
A38 Manadon, Plymouth – Junction improvements
24hr eastbound narrow lanes and 50mph speed limit. Eastbound carriageway closure between Manadon and Marsh Mills from 8pm to 6am. Eastbound entry sliproad closed from 7pm (6-11 Oct). Diversion via B3413 (6 Oct – 22 Dec)
A38 Heathfield, nr Bovey Tracey – Barrier works
Eastbound lane closure from 7pm to 6am Mon to Fri (13-22 Oct)
A38 Between Dobwalls and Turfdown, nr Bodmin – Resurfacing
East and westbound carriageway closures from 8pm to 6am Mon to Fri. Diversion via Lostwithiel. (20 Oct – 1 Nov)
Safety at road works
The Highways Agency is working with the industry and road users to reduce the risks of working on the roads. For the safety of road workers and all road users, when you are approaching roadworks:
- Keep within the speed limit – it is there for your safety.
- Get into the correct lane in good time – don’t keep switching.
- Concentrate on the road ahead, not the roadworks.
- Be alert for works’ traffic leaving or entering roadworks.
- Keep a safe distance – there could be queues in front.
- Observe all signs – they are there to help you.


May 26, 2022
Intended Consequences is back with a new panel discussion
moderated by Chris Loreto. This week, we are covering a key issue
for the upcoming election: transit and mobility in Ontario. For
this episode, we are joined by Michael Sutherland, responsible for
Hatch’s Urban Solutions practice in Canada; Lorraine Huinink,
Director, Rapid Transit & Transit Oriented Development at the
Regional Municipality of Durham; and Jonathan English, Director of
Policy for Transportation, Infrastructure, and Trade at the Toronto
Region Board of Trade.
This episode was brought to you Chris Loreto, Brian Teefy, Alex Glista, and Chloe Ketels. Follow the podcast to listen to our next Ontario election editions.


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May 17, 2021, 7:00 PM @ City Hall
The regular meetings of the Normal Town Council are held on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Any regular meeting that falls on a Town holiday is held at the same time and place on the next day that is not a holiday. The purpose of the meeting is to take action on various issues pertaining to the Town of Normal.
May 18, 2021, 5:15 PM @ City Hall
Six members are Normal citizens appointed by the mayor and approved by the Town Council. The seventh member is the Illinois State University Student Government Association vice president or designee.
May 20, 2021, 5:00 PM @ City Hall
The Zoning Board of Appeals serves the following purposes: to hear and make recommendations to the council on all Special Use Permits; to hear requests for variations of Zoning Code requirements.
May 31, 2021, All Day @ City Hall


Surrey County Council have agreed, in principle, a package of works that would see the local authority end its formal opposition to the Heathrow Airtrack scheme. Although the Council have always agreed with the scheme in principle, they are one of several parties to have registered their opposition to Airtrack. In Surrey’s case, this was largely due to the negative impact the increased rail traffic would have on a number of key roads in the Egham area – roads where long closure times ...
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New Mattapoisett bike boardwalk is already warped. Here's what's being done to fix it.
MATTAPOISETT — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is working to see that the elevated boardwalk section of the Mattapoisett Rail Trail bike path between Reservation Road and the end of Goodspeed Island Road removed due to warping is being replaced as soon as possible.
The approximately quarter-mile stretch had to be removed during construction recently because the decking material was warping.
Mattapoisett Town Administrator Michael Lorenco said MassDOT is "hoping to get it done as soon as possible. The contractor is being incentivized to complete it as quickly as possible. The hope is that it will be done in the spring, summer time frame next year. That's their goal."
He added, "It will be dependent on the weather. They are trying to get this thing turned around ASAP."
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Ironically, he said, the material's failings seem due at least in part to it being selected to be more coastal-resilient than materials that did not warp in a separate section.
He added, however, that they weren't sure why this material was warping.
"They had a consultant over there and there was no definite answer on why the planks warped. It could be a problem with the material. They haven't determined it. They just realized the paneling wasn't going to work. That it needed to be replaced."
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The replacement materials have been tested and OK'd prior to installation.
Lorenco said there was no cost to the town for the replacement, though it is a cost to taxpayers since the state is footing the additional bill.


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July 10, 2018, 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM @ City Hall
First Floor Conference Room
2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month.
July 10, 2018, 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM @ Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
The City of Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana Department of Transportation, and the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce are encouraging individuals to add their input to how they foresee the expansion of the southern-half of the bypass to look during an open comment period on Tuesday, July 10. The open-house will take place in the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce conference room from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
The four organizations have been working together over the past month on an application for a federal BUILD grant that could potentially expand a portion of the southern-half of the Kalispell Bypass.
July 10, 2018, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM @ City Hall
The City is seeking input regarding the Kalispell Core & Rail Redevelopment Project “complete street” connecting Center Street with Idaho Street to provide better community access across an area that is currently hampered by the presence of the railroad. Three routes were originally selected - extending 8th Avenue West, extending 6th Avenue West, or extending Woodland Avenue. During public outreach, the Woodland Avenue connection ranked first among the options, closely followed by 8th street. Historically there has been concern that extending Woodland Drive through to Idaho Street would create unwanted impacts along Woodland Drive. Before we spend more resources developing a potential Woodland Ave. connection, we want to hear from more people in the community, especially those in the Woodland Drive neighborhood.
July 10, 2018, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ City Hall


Welcome to the City of Connellsville
Mountz Creek Park
Pavilion rental is available for this park. Please visit the pavilion rental link for details.
Mountz Creek has been renovated and a great place for family gatherings, volleyball leagues and birthday parties. The park is located in the 2nd ward of the city at Cummings and North Second Street.


Orlando City SC's dreams of becoming a Major League Soccer outfit may be even closer now. The third-division club announced on Monday that dates have been finalized for the city of Orlando and Orange County (Fla.) Commissioners to vote on the approval of funds for a new downtown, multi-purpose soccer stadium.
The city's vote will be held on Oct. 7 at downtown Orlando's City Hall Council Chambers, while the commissioners vote will take place Oct. 22 at the County Administration building. Both votes are open to the public.
Should the funds be approved by both sets of voters, Orlando would be able to engage with MLS in final negotiations with the hope of bringing an expansion team to Central Florida. MLS announced in July that it plans to add another four teams by 2020.
“We are excited as we begin this final step of securing a downtown soccer stadium for the Central Florida area,” Orlando City president Phil Rawlins said in a statement. “We encourage all of our fans to call their commissioners to show their support in the upcoming weeks.”
Tourist Development Council – a council including Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and county Mayor Teresa Jacobs – unanimously approved the plan for the soccer stadium in early August. Orlando City have played at the Florida Citrus Bowl since moving to Central Florida in 2011.
The club is making a major push to join MLS, recently completing a campaign in which it compiled 15,000 signatures from fans stating "I believe in Major League Soccer in Orlando!"
More information on the votes can be found at OrlandoCitySoccer.com.


DISTRICT MEETING - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2024 @ 6:30AM
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is suspending Fastrack work on the G line in Brooklyn on Monday and Tuesday because of the impending cold weather.
The work will now start Wednesday night.
G trains will be suspended for repairs between Bedford-Nostrand Avenues and Church Avenue from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
The work is set to wrap up Friday morning.
Free shuttle buses and the F train will provide alternate service via the Jay Street-MetroTech station.
For a full list of service changes, visit mta.info.


A Development Application (DA) by Halpin Pty Group has been submitted to Cairns Regional Council on 27/01/22. The Reference number is 11526/2022.
The Development Application is for a self-storage facility and warehouses. The application includes a Material Change of Use for the lot.
If you would like to get more involved email our Community Organiser at email@example.com.


1. Public input for items not on the agenda or pending applications
2. Public hearing and possible action regarding Silver Creek Village Center Lot 2 Subdivision, Lot 80 Plat Amendment located at 1473 Dogwood Court; Parcel SCVC-2-80; Matt Lowe; Applicant. Jennifer Strader, Senior Planner CLICK HERE FOR STAFF REPORT
3. Public hearing and possible action regarding a Conditional Use Permit for a Pocket Park in the Silver Creek Village Center; Parcel SCVC-5-OS-1; Matt Lowe; Applicant. Jennifer Strader, Senior Planner CLICK HERE FOR STAFF REPORT
4. Public hearing and possible action regarding an Amendment to Amended and Restated Development for the Canyons Specially Planned Area; located off of White Pine Canyon Road, Parcels CWPC-F-2AM, CWPC-A1-3AM, CWPC-A2-3AM, CWPC-7-EA-B-AM, CWPC-3A-A-AM, CWPC-4B-A, CWPC-4B-B, CWPC-4C-LWM-B-AM, CWPC-4ELK-5-A, and CWPC-5DML-A; Kelly Simons representing the Colony HOA and John O’Connell representing Iron Mountain Associates, Applicants.
Amir Caus, AICP, County Planner CLICK HERE FOR STAFF REPORT
5. Approval of Minutes; September 8, 2020


Replacement speed cushions causing damage to the underside of vehicles
Reported in the Roads/highways category by Annette Loveland at 20:11, Tuesday 9 April 2019
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 4 minutes later
The replacement speed cushions installed on the Middleton Stoney Road, Bicester adjacent to the new entrance into the Kingsmere development are too high.
Council ref: ENQ19831141
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Urgent Road Closure - Dornden Drive, Langton Green
Speldhurst Parish Council
KCC have informed us that they have closed Dornden Drive, Langton Green from today, 6th July 2020, for up to 2 days.They will be carrying out road repairs during this time.
The alternative route is via Dornden Drive, Newlands and Langton Road.
Mr Chris May
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Langton Green Reacreation Ground, Speldhurst Road, Speldhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 0JJ


The Planning Development and Infrastructure Committee of The Highland Council has published a new newsletter for Community Councils called "Planning Matters", the same heading used in the current WCC Newsletter.
The first issue Oct 2014 is available in the Library menu on the left. Page 5 of the eight page newsletter shows the short time scale available to Community Councils to respond to planning applications. The public can also respond on the council website at http://wam.highland.gov.uk/wam/ which is on the back page of the June 2014 WCC Newsletter.
There is a helpful list of some of the 'material planning issues' that are relevant on page 6 and it is worth consulting these for the correct terms to use, as well as matters that are not material considerations.
Page 7 has information on the Tellme Scotland public information website at http://www.tellmescotland.gov.uk/ It is a portal for accessing public information notices issued by local authorities across Scotland.


Bridge Inspections Expected to Cause Traffic Delays Today
There will be traffic delays today in Kennewick because of bridge inspections according to the WDOT. The delays will not be on the Blue or Cable bridges but on locations in Kennewick according to news reports. The first will last until around 2 pm on Columbia Center Boulevard, between Clearwater and Deschutes avenues. The second will last until round 4:30 pm on West 10th Avenue, between Conway and Vancouver.


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Water Shut Off- May 26, 2020
May 25, 2020
Please be advised that water be shut off from the intersection of North Side Road and Back Road to Holy Cross school tomorrow, Tuesday, May 26 from 8:00am to 4:00pm.
This water shut off is necessary to facilitate the connection of the new water main in North Side Road to the existing main.
The Town apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.


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Notice of Rice County Spring Load Restrictions
February 26, 2016
Spring Load Restrictions on Rice County State Aid Highways and County roadways went in to effect at 12:01 a.m., Friday, February 26, 2016.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has issued a notice that Spring Load Restrictions on the state highway system in the south frost zone went in to effect on Monday, February 22, 2016 and the southeast frost zone will go in to effect at 12:01 a.m., Monday, February 29, 2016.
The Spring Load Restriction map is posted on the Highway Department page of the Rice County website located at: www.co.rice.mn.us
Dennis Luebbe, County Engineer, (507) 332-6110
Jack Kemme, Interim County Administrator, (507) 332-6121


Posted on Thursday, January 26, 2023 11:05 AM
Loyalist Township is working with partners, The City of Kingston, the Town of Gananoque, and the Township of South Frontenac, to undertake a Rural Commuter Transit Study to examine possible public transit solutions for residents, workers, students, and visitors.
The study's objective is to review existing services, identify local travel needs, and develop a plan to address the needs identified.Complete the Rural Transit Survey
A short survey has been prepared to gather feedback on our communities'...
Posted on Tuesday, January 03, 2023 12:17 PM
Loyalist Township advises that effective January 1 to September 3, 2023, Back Beach is available for public use under the following conditions:
1. All terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, dune buggies and other motorized vehicles and bicycles are prohibited. All vehicles must be parked in the designated parking area.
2. No persons shall be allowed to camp, light fires, hunt or discharge firearms on the Beach.
3. Use of the Beach is permitted only during the period from January 1to Labour Day and at no other...
Posted on Friday, December 23, 2022 08:45 AM
Due to flooding, Emerald Forty-Foot Road on Amherst Island has been temporarily closed as of December 23, 2022 until further notice between Second Concession and Third Concession Roads. Signage is in place to indicate the closure.
Posted on Friday, December 09, 2022 11:12 AM
Loyalist Township and The Town of Greater Napanee are partnering to develop a Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Plan.
Community Safety and Well-Being planning is intended to bring community partners and residents together to think in new ways about local issues and potential solutions. Communities need to think proactively to help mitigate some of the risks we see evident in communities today.
The local data reviewed thus far has identified six community safety and well-being areas. These areas...
Posted on Monday, December 05, 2022 05:33 PM
The 2023 Loyalist Township Municipal Calendar will be distributed to residents beginning the week of December 5, 2022. Calendars are distributed via Canada Post. Please keep an eye on your mail delivery for this important Township resource.
You can also view the digital version on our Municipal Calendar page.
New this year - Loyalist has partnered with Recycle Coach to deliver waste and recycling information to residents via a mobile and web-based app. Learn more about Recycle Coach.


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50 years ago the Village of Oak Park chose to start a new chapter. With the passage of the Fair Housing Ordinance, the community committed to a different path forward. Learn more about the growth and diversity in our communities and how a new Oak Park was created.
Exhibit is open during regular Museum hours. Click here for more information on how to plan your visit.


SuSan Design – Sanitation solutions for informal settlements in Uganda
A new foundation is established to bring forward innovation through the merging of science and industrial design to the benefit of the sanitation cause. Our goal is to participate in the creation of solutions to the sanitation problems of urban slums and schools in Uganda.
Our web pages are up and running – please do take a look! (The school and emergency work is not published on the web yet – soon to be expanded)
For Facebook users please do take part in our presentations and discussions:
Sustainable Sanitation Design


Local Direction Sign demolished. Sharp remnants of posts in footway.
Reported in the General Highways Enquiry category anonymously at 12:56, Wed 18 December 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Note: Your maps are not working so the plotted location is probably incorrect. The location is on the southern side of St Johns Lane, just west of the roundabout junction with St Lukes Road in Totterdown. A local direction sign has been knocked down and the sign posts have sheared at the bottom. The remnants of the posts are sharp and they protrude from the footway presenting a hazard to pedestrians.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:00, Wed 18 December 2019
Your maps are now working. The demolished sign is close to the westbound exit from the St Lukes Road / St Johns Lane roundabout. It is outside No. 85 St Johns Lane (approx 100m north of where it was initially reported).
Posted anonymously at 14:11, Wed 18 December 2019
A citizen has provided a follow-up to the original enquiry.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:15, Wed 18 December 2019
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:31, Fri 20 December 2019
We will shortly be in touch with an update on this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:02 today
Provide an update


Councilman Convinced City Can Host Festival
Oklahoma City stands a good chance of hosting the National Sports Festival in 1989 if the city will get behind the project, Councilman Pete White said Tuesday.
The city will have to build several sports facilities, including an Olympic size track, an Olympic size pool and a bicycle racing track, but White said those things are needed anyway.
A domed stadium, mentioned as necessary to attract the festival, is not a necessity, White said.
"It would be great to have a domed stadium but we don't have to have one," he said.
White said he went to Baton Rouge, La., last weekend with a group from Oklahoma City to check out this year's National Sports Festival.
The trip was not at taxpayers' expense, he said.
"I tell you, Oklahoma City can do it," White said. He said Houston may be the only other city as qualified to host the event.
White said he knew before the Baton Rouge trip that Oklahoma City needed a bicycle track, but he said he was concerned about its cost and the question of whether it would be used after the festival.
But in Baton Rouge, White said he discovered the bicycle racing track there is popular.
"I don't have any doubt that thing will be used all summer long and that is the most difficult thing to justify," he said.
"The necessary facilities are within our grasp and not so expensive," White said.
"I'm really pumped about the idea of doing it. It could be the jewel of any Centennial celebration we would have," he said. BIOG: NAME:
Archive ID: 238117


The tolled section is between:
- Junction 6 – the intersection with the N3 national road (also called the Blanchardstown exit) and
- Junction 7 – the intersection with the N4 national road (also called the Lucan exit)
The eFlow barrier-free tolling point is in the same section of the M50 as the previous tolling point. But as it is barrier-free you do not have to stop.


· Completed water main installation along Raleigh Road
· Completed water main installation along Baffin Road
· Continued water main installation along Drake Road
· Began performing required testing and acquiring necessary approvals of newly installed water main along Raleigh Road and Baffin Road prior to placing into service
Work Anticipated to be performed, June 26th to June 30th
· Complete water main installation along Drake Road
· Complete necessary testing and received necessary approvals to place newly installed water main into service along Raleigh Road and Baffin Road.
· Begin water service replacements along Raleigh Road starting at the north end and working south
· Nicor Gas continuing to install gas mains and services
Next week, the contractor will begin water service replacements along Raleigh Road. Water services will be replaced from the new water main to the existing valve and box located in front of each home. During the water service replacement, water to individual homes will be shut-off for approximately 2-3 hours while the transition from the old service to the new service is made. The contractor will notify each resident individually regarding the approximate time and day of the water shut-off prior to turning off the water.
Many of you have likely heard in the news about the potential for construction shut-downs associated without having a state budget passed by the legislature. This project is not affected by that potential shut-down since no State or Federal funds are being utilized. This project is 100% funded by the Village of Glenview; therefore, work will continue without delay.
Also, Nicor Gas has been replacing the gas main and services throughout the neighborhood. They will be contacting you to schedule a time to switch-over from your old service to the new service. Please make contact with Nicor to schedule this switch-over as soon as possible once your notice is received. Getting the old gas main abandoned as quickly as possible will help complete the project sooner. Please be on the look-out for these notices from Nicor Gas.
Thank you for all your patience as you are dealing with the inconveniences that come with living in a construction area.


|Cost||RSD 925 mln|
|Construction||08.2011 - 2013|
Stadion Čair – design description
Project implemented in phases to allow continuous use of the facility. From summer 2011 to 2013, in the first phase, new arches behind the goals and the eastern stand (two levels) were built. Ultimately, a roof and a new grandstand were also to be created, but these investments were not realised. With three stands capacity exceeds 18,000, while after the possible reconstruction of the western stand it is expected to approach 23,000 seats.


UGI Penn Natural Gas To Restrict Traffic on Harrison Ave. in Scranton for Road Restoration
18 Sep 2014
READING, PA, September 18, 2014 – . UGI Utilities will be restricting traffic to one lane on the 300 block of Harrison Avenue in Scranton for road restoration during the week starting Monday, September 22.
The road restrictions will occur between approximately 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. each day.
The road restoration follows a UGI construction project that helps to ensure the safe and reliable supply of natural gas to the area. UGI restores roadways at the conclusion of any construction project.
Combined with an ongoing UGI construction project on the 500 block of Harrison Avenue, this restoration may cause traffic delays in the area. Drivers may consider using alternate routes during this time. UGI thanks residents in advance for your patience and cooperation. Should you have any questions, please contact the UGI at 800.276.2722.
UGI is a natural gas and electric utility company that serves approximately 648,000 customers. Additional information concerning UGI’s infrastructure betterment program is available at www.ugi.com/construction. General information about UGI Utilities is available at www.ugi.com on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ugiutilities or Twitter: www.twitter.com/ugi_utilities.
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all the amenities of this prestigious
West Kingsway address.
Scores 80% - Very Walkable
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3391 Bloor St, W Units 8-9
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corner of Bloor St. & Islington Ave.)


CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) – A portion of Lake Park Boulevard in Carolina Seashore will quickly be closed for development.
Beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 6, US HWY 421/Lake Park Boulevard between Charlotte Ave. and Atlanta Ave. will probably be closed to all visitors. It’s anticipated to stay closed for about two weeks for work associated to an infrastructure challenge.
The city of Carolina Seashore says companies will stay open. It is possible for you to to get to them through the use of again roads and alternate parking areas. Business visitors will probably be re-routed utilizing Dow Rd.
Carolina Seashore says there are message boards in place notifying drivers of the upcoming closure.


At the well attended Town Council meeting last Thursday 5 November, the Chair, Carolyn Youngs was asked by a number of residents why she had spoken in favour of MP2 at the SCDC's Planning Committee meeting on 29th October when in fact the Town Council had voted 6:2 against it. Ms Youngs was not answering any questions.
However, what is clear from both the Planning Meeting and last Thursday's Town Council's meeting is that there is a breach of trust.
We should have absolute trust in our elected representatives to fairly represent the views and wishes of the residents of Framlingham. We expect members of the Town Council to work conscientiously and diligently on behalf of the residents of Framlingham.
What we do not expect is for them to state their own views or even a hypothetical view, should the Neighbourhood Plan be adopted. And there is even a question mark over the way data was collected and recorded for the NP!
Well, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered...and we thought it would be an excellent idea to allow the residents of Framlingham an open forum to voice their concerns, table any questions, make suggestions...whatever is pertinent and relevant to the situation the town now finds itself in..
If you would like to come and discuss these and other issues, join us on Monday 23 November, Unitarian Meeting House at 7pm.
Please RSVP to email@example.com as spaces are limited to a total of 70 people. If it looks like interest is greater than we will change the venue and let you know accordingly.


24″ Water Transmission Main, Fort Madison, Iowa
PSBA provided professional services for design and construction of a 4.8 mile long, 24” diameter, water transmission main from the new water treatment plant south of Fort Madison to the City’s water distribution system. The transmission main was installed on IA DOT right of way (ROW), Lee County ROW, City of Fort Madison ROW, BNSF railroad ROW and on easement acquired over private property.
This project was funded from a variety of sources including city funds, Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, State Revolving Fund (SRF) and fund from The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). The project met the requirements of all funding sources, including the provisions of the “Buy American Requirements”.
Construction was substantially complete in March 2010 and totally complete in September, 2010.
Elements of the project are as follows:
- 25,300 LF of 24” dia. ductile iron water main
- 2,000 LF of 16” dia. ductile iron water main
- 680 LF of 24” dia. ductile iron pipe directional bore (380 feet under Devil’s Creek)
- 1,330 LF of 36” dia. steel casing bore (Railroad & Highway)
- One 12” Pressure Reducing Valve
- One 4” Pressure Reducing Valve
- 15,000 LF of Silt Fence
- Related water reconnections and surface restoration
- Project coordination with the City of Fort Madison, IA DOT, Lee County, BNSF Railway, numerous utilities, and affected property owners
- Surveying of the project to provide design information
- Survey and Plats to facilitate acquisition of easements


Booking the Pitch
The new 3G ATP at the County Ground officially opened on Friday 30th September. Pitch bookings are available for half and full pitch use. To check on availability please call:
Kath Purnell (County Facilities and Marketing Officer) on 01202 688278 or email: Kathryn.Purnell@dorsetfa.com
Dorset County Football Association The County Ground Blandford Close Hamworthy Poole BH15 4BF
County Ground Development Blog
Following a successful application by Dorset FA to the Football Foundation for funding, construction work on the new 3G stadia complex began the week commencing 23rd May 2016. With the facility due to be completed by the start of the 2016-17 season this is an exciting time for the ground and for the local community.
The Dorset County Football Association took over the lease of the County Ground on 1st April 1989. Following extensive building work to the old school building to make it into a two storey building The Dorset Football Association head quarters were officially opened on 3rd August 1991. The County Ground now serves as a focal point for football development in Dorset.
With the opening of the new facility will come opportunities for community and club engagement, with the County FA providing on site opportunities for coaches, referees, officials and players to take part in development programmes.
In addition to the community provision Hamworthy United FC will continue to sub lease the pitch at the County Ground from the County FA.
This is an exciting time for the County Ground and we would like to share with you all the developments that are taking place.To keep up to date with all the developments in construction, photos and videos follow the Dorset FA County Ground blog.


With the MassCommute Bicycle Challenge and Bay State Bike Week just days away, we are excited to announce our annual Charles River TMA Bike Breakfasts! Stop by on your daily commute for free food, coffee, and fun bike accessory giveaways:
- Monday, May 14th, 7:30 - 9:30AM @ 300 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge (we will be joined by City of Cambridge & Hubway)
- Thursday, May 17th, 7:30 - 9:30AM @ 155 Broadway, Cambridge (we will be joined by Boston Properties)
We hope to see you there!


Exterior of the building – the final stage of construction, but it largely affects the perception of your building. Modern-faced facade attracts attention and creates a good impression of a man owning them. Therefore, more and more specialists in the cladding of buildings and structures were used ventilated fasady.V What are the advantages of ventilated facades in front of other materials? Profile mounting design is made of aluminum, which makes construction easier, but at the same time durable. This not only facilitates the installation and design, but also allows designers to implement solutions that are impossible with other materials (Mostly due to gravity design). – one of the main advantages of suspended facades of fiber-cement boards. The wall is protected from freezing and ac .Alyuminievy profile and fiber cement board virtually no corrosion that much important because it extends the life of the building. In the production of aluminum and fiber cement boards use a clean install materialy.Pri ventilated front bearing outer wall of the building does not require a prior special training, and it is not required shtukaturit.
give the building a modern look and realize the most daring Architectural projects by the thickness of the sheathing and the variety of color gammy.I finally, last but the most obvious and important advantage of ventilated facades – it's simplicity and low cost services. Unlike traditional wet technology ventilated facade of fiber-cement panels can simply be washed. Detergent and water. After that, ventilated front gets the same form as that immediately after construction.


Westerly Municipal Land Trust Trail Project:
Area VP and Lead Trail Builders Needed.
As most already know, RI NEMBA has been asked to build a trail system in Westerly on 500 acres of town land abutting Woody Hill Management Area. RI NEMBA is actively seeking experienced trail designers and builders to take on lead roles for this project. Due to it's location, it's unrealistic for our current group of trail builders to get down to Westerly on a regular basis so we're hoping there are folks in the area looking to take on this project. Please note that this isn't a call out for build day volunteers but a request for lead trail builders/designers and a RI NEMBA area VP for this trail system. If you're interested, please email our chapter president at JSumner13@yahoo.com for more information. Thanks!


Start planning for longer journeys to and from Peebles in March. The A72 will be closed at Neidpath Castle for 9 days from 16 March for removal of dangerous trees overhanging the road. Closure will be each day between 9:30 and 15:30. Cyclists and pedestrians will be able to pass; there are likely to be minor delays. Details of the detour below.


Two funds are available to local communities to help with the disruption that will be caused by the construction of Phase one of HS2 between London and the West Midlands; the Community and Environment Fund and the Business and Local Economy Fund. The administration of these funds is managed on behalf of HS2 Ltd by the charity Groundwork who will ensure both funds remain available for applications throughout the construction of Phase One. More information on Groundwork can be found in the 'About us' section above.
Find out which projects have been supported in the first round of funding from the HS2 CEF & BLEF Funds.
Groundwork report on first year of HS2 community grants scheme
08 March 2018
The Funds are helping communities
Community projects to receive HS2 funding announced
25 January 2018
Community projects along the new High Speed Two railway route will receive more than £245,000.
Two new funds along HS2 route announced by government
06 December 2017
£35million available for towns and villages along the HS2 route
HS2 CEF & BLEF Funds - Application Process Survey
09 November 2017
Share your experiences
Groundwork announces independent Panel dates for HS2 Community and Business funds
09 May 2017
Assessing applications for the CEF and BLEF funds
£40M HS2 Funds to remain available for applications throughout construction of Phase One
31 March 2017
We want to assure potential applicants that rigorous management of the funding available will ensure that money is available throughout the construction of phase one.
This site is owned and maintained by Groundwork UK | Charity Registration Number 291558


RFP for a Natural Gas DSM Market Potential Study and Action Plan issued by Vectren
RFP 13PS5029 Technical Consultant Energy Efficiency Quantitative Research and Data Analysis
CPUC 13PS5030 - Technical Consultant Energy Efficiency Program Design and Evaluation
RFP 13PS5031 Technical Consultant Energy Efficiency Market Studies
RFP 13PS5033- Technical Consultant-Energy Efficiency Impact Evaluation and Attribution
RFP 13PS5035 -- Technical Consultant – Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan Development
RFP 13PS5036 -- Technical Consultant – Energy Efficiency Data Management and Reporting
RFP 13PS5037 -- Technical Consultant – Energy Efficiency Engineering and Technical Assessment
LED Luminaires and Installation Services for Parking Lots and Parking Structures
Cleco Power RFP for Quick Start Program Administrator in LA
RFP No. 154855 A Local Community Solar Program for the City of Palo Alto
NYSERDA RFP PON 2689 - ETAC-CI – Focused Demonstrations and Energy Performance Validation
There are no fees to post RFPs.
To post a RFP, email the RFP to email@example.com. The RFP will get posted on this RFP page and included in What's New.


EOS1 (including The Bluestone Centre)
- Freehold plot
- B1, B2 and B8 uses
- Fully serviced
- Direct access to estate roads
- Greenfield, non-contaminated land
- Structural landscaping established
- Green Travel Plan adopted
- Broadband/ADSL and BT wide-band connections including ISDN, ISDN30 and private circuits
The Bluestone Centre
The Bluestone Centre is situated at Sun Rise Way, which forms part of the 160 acre mixed use business park. The development occupies an elevated position on the Business Park, overlooking the Solstice Park Hotel and roadside services. It can be accessed from either Meridian Way or Porton Road adjacent to the new Lovibond UK factory HQ.
Major occupiers at Solstice Park include Home Bargains, Muller Wiseman, Greggs (to be built), Lovibond, Animal Friends and Travis Perkins (to be built).


HS2 to be given go-ahead by government despite fierce opposition – The Guardian, Theguardian.com
Boris Johnson to give high-speed rail line green light after weighing up ‘pros and cons’
(HS2) Is expected to get the go-ahead on Tuesday as the chancellor said government had weighed up the “pros and cons” of the multibillion-pound rail line connecting London to the north of England.
The high-speed line’s spiralling costs led Boris Johnson to request a review of the scheme last summer. Leaked reports suggested the line may eventually cost in excess of £ 250 bn – more than double the 2019 estimate.
There has been pressure on the government not to abandon HS2 from a number of regional politicians, including the West Midlands mayor, Andy Street. He believes there is a strong economic case for high-speed rail and it will support the rebalancing of the economies of the Midlands and north.


Click here to view Notice of Community Workshop #1 (October 2016)
Addendum to the Final Environmental Impact Report (October 2017)
Click here to view current General Plan
Subscribe to the General Plan Update email list for current announcements and information regarding participation in upcoming community workshops.
Please contact the Planning Division at (760) 328-2266 for additional information or questions.


Congressman Garret Graves, R-Baton Rouge, on Thursday hosted U.S. Rep. Sam Graves, a Missouri Republican and the ranking member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, on what Garret Graves said would be a multi-day visit in Louisiana to highlight the state’s infrastructure needs.
On Thursday, Sam Graves met with state and local officials and saw Baton Rouge-area congestion firsthand.
“Believe it or not, the traffic behind us is like this every single day,” Garret Graves said in a recap video, referring to afternoon traffic over the Mississippi River bridge. “That is not a parking lot; that is our interstate system.”
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Out of hours text version
Please see below a list of works scheduled to take place outside the project's normal working hours listed by location.
13 March - May. Evening and night shift. Testing and commissioning and associated works.
This includes track remedial planter placement works on Leith Walk north-bound carriageway between Balfour Street and Foot of the Walk between the hours of 11.00pm and 5.30am on 3, 4 and 5 May 2023.
Works on the south-bound carriageway is scheduled to take place in the coming weeks. Further information will be available in due course.
Week commencing 9 January 2023, ongoing, 7pm - 11pm. Removal, installation and alignment of street lighting columns. 5 & 6 April 2023, Pilrig Street to Foot of the Walk: Road restrictions will be in place northbound 11pm - 4am. Local access will be maintained.
Updated on 10/02/2023


FBCLID 2 Third Pump Station
2602 Oakland Drive
Sugar Land, TX 77479
The pump deck concrete placement previously scheduled for Monday, January 4, will be postponed one day. The pour has been rescheduled for Tuesday, January 5 and will require early morning work hours. The contractor will arrive onsite by 2:00 a.m. At 4:00 a.m. concrete trucks will start arriving and are expected to run continuously until 1:00 p.m. The concrete finishing crews will be complete by 4:00 p.m. and evening work hours will not be required. The contractor will stage concrete trucks on Elkins Road, near the Oakland Drive intersection, to limit parking inside the neighborhood. Please remain aware of construction activity during this time.
Additional details are available at: www.fbclid2.com/third-pump-station-construction/.
Please contact FBCLID 2 directly with any questions or concerns: www.fbclid2.com/contact.


Opportunity Housing info meeting
FREE Zoom Community Meeting for the Alum Rock/East San Jose area! What’s “Opportunity Housing”? Why do some oppose or support it?
The San Jose City Council will decide whether to direct city staff to study the possibility of allowing duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes in single-family neighborhoods. Why do some oppose or support it? How can you make sure your opinion is considered? Find out during this info meeting!
City staff, a group opposing and a group supporting will present at each meeting.
Did you attend a meeting without city staff presenting information? Heard conflicting information and not sure what’s true? If so, then this meeting is for you…by neighbors for neighbors.
Thursday, 4/15/21, at 630pm for San Jose neighbors from City Council districts 5, 7, and 8.
Zoom registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dU4vKLDZRbOOu_4a085Fsw
A. Welcome and Background by neighbor co-hosts Juan Estrada and Tamara Sanchez (up to 10 minutes)
B. City Planning Department staff present (up to 15 minutes)
C. Opposition group presents (up to 15 minutes)
D. Supporters present, by San Jose Neighborhoods for All coalition member Aaron Eckhouse (up to 15 minutes)
E. Questions and comments from the audience (up to 40 minutes; meeting ends early if questions end early)
Note: The Berryessa Citizens Advisory Council was invited to present its opposition and declined to do so.


BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL
(THTTC2065, WHITECROSS ROAD, EAST HARPTREE)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF USE BY VEHICLES) ORDER 2019
Notice is given that Bath and North East Somerset Council in exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 intends to make an order to the effect of which will be to temporarily introduce a road closure in that length of Whitecross Road, East Harptree from Court Cottage to Brook Cottage a Distance of 80m.
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road to facilitate sewer works by Wessex Water on 16th September 2019 for a maximum period of 5 days. The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and may not be effected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works. This is anticipated to be for 7 days.
Whtecross Road, Water Street, Culver Lane, Middle Street. Vice versa
Applicant Details: Ryan Coombs- Wessex Water.
Dated: 22nd August 2019
Traffic Management Team
Highways and Traffic


The easiest option is to use public transport. However, there are a number of car parks nearby. The closest is the Rumsey Street Multi-storey car park next to Shun Tak Centre. Our building is located within a 2-min walk.
There are a number of bus stops along Des Voeux Road Central which take you to different parts of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. The Western Harbour Crossing is located nearby. Planning your trip is your best option, using https://www.google.com.hk/maps/ will give you approximate times and best bus routes.
Taking the MTR is the most convenient option. With regular trains arriving and leaving to different parts of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, utilising the trains is the most reliable option in getting to our building which is located within a 2-min walk from Sheung Wan Station at Exit C.
Call us on +852 2819 2900


The intersection of Elizabeth Street and Victoria Road will be closed for a period of four weeks beginning on or about April 4. Visit http://guelph.ca/2016/03/construction-notice-elizabeth-street-water-and-sewer-work/ for a detour map and further information and updates.
Gordon Street will be closed to traffic in both directions between the Guelph Animal Hospital and the Boathouse Tea Room for up to three weeks beginning on or about May 2. Visit http://guelph.ca/living/construction-projects/york-trunk-paisley-clythe/york-trunk-paisley-clythe-phase-2/ for further information and updates. Click here for detour map.
River Run Centre
35 Woolwich St
Guelph, ON N1H 3V1


1000 Friends of Iowa is pleased to present the recipients of the 2014 Best Development Awards! Take a moment to learn more about each recipient and join us in congratulating them!
- New Residential: Madison Flats, Des Moines
- Renovated Residential: (Co-Winners) 1924 Leyner Street, Des Moines & 4818 Urbandale Avenue, Des Moines
- New Commercial/Civic: Viking Center, Stanton
- Renovated Commercial/Civic: Green Pilot Streetscape Project, West Union
- Mixed Use: 421 Main Street, Slater
- Leadership: Woodbine Main Street District, Woodbine
- Stormwater Management: Bee Branch Watershed Flood Mitigation Project’s Green Alley Program, Dubuque


Search the Scottish road works register for current road works
- by location (road name, town/locality, road number)
- on a map (post code search or zoom to a local authority area)
Between two dates, you can find out how long the road works are expected to last, who is carrying them out and their contact details.
If you would like to discuss the road works in your area please contact the Local Roads area office.
We are not the only organisation that has road works. As well as road works carried out by utility companies, there are also companies that maintain the A725, A726, A702 and M74 on behalf of the Scottish Government. Contact details for them are listed under trunk roads and motorways.


HIGHWAYS bosses were forced to close a road north of Wokingham after parts of it collapsed.
Engineers fear that the section of road in The Straight Mile — which leads to Twyford — could cost up to £500,000 to put right.
Sections began to fall away last Wednesday, causing a danger to motorists, and prompting an immediate vehicle ban.
The road is 58 metres north of the M4 overbridge and is used by many as a cut through from Wokingham to the northern parishes.
Landmark Billingbear Golf Course is located on the road, although access to this is still available.
Problems with a bank at the side of The Straight Mile were spotted at the beginning of the month when a 30 metre stretch collapsed.
Concerns that the road would soon follow suit prompted the emergency measures.
Engineer Tony Street said the road had been monitored since problems were discovered.
He said: "Erosion started to occur on October 8 and our immediate action was to put in traffic signals and cordon that area off.
"The crash barriers at the side of the road fell away and then we were losing the side of the road itself.
"We have been monitoring since then. For whatever reason there has been a further collapse and after another site inspection on Wednesday there was cause for concern of this spreading across the whole road.
"It could collapse. It's an unlit section of road and has fairly fast traffic on there.
"Obviously we want to get the road open but it has got to be safe and secure."
Engineers will complete an investigation of the road within six weeks, after which vital repair work will be carried out.
This could take up to five months.
Mr Street added: "It could be March before it's finished because we need the right weather conditions to do the work."
A spokesman from Wokingham District Council, which will have to foot the bill, said it was "exploring options" as to how to meet the costs.


That grey overcast sky made for the perfect backdrop for those fantastic photos.
There are so many empty plots on 57th. It looks lousy.
Helps to diffuse the light and it gives a grittier edge to it.
Does anyone understand what’s happening at the Four Seasons? Seems like such a waste of one of the city’s greatest buildings.


Closure of Sherwood Rise
20th Jan onwards
From Monday 20th January until late May, Sherwood Rise is to be closed between Haydn Road and Mansfield Road. Yellow Line buses will divert via Hucknall Road and Haydn Road in both directions and we expect severe delays to these services as well as Brown 15, 16, 17 throughout. Bus stops on the diversion route will be observed, with buses towards Bulwell also serving the stop outside Clarendon College - used by Lime Line (as an alternative to Gregory Boulevard).
The times shown are for the fixed ‘Timing Point’ stops, which regulate the service. These are the stops drivers will wait at, if the bus arrives ahead of time. The times shown for all other stops are estimated only. For all stops, please aim to arrive at your stop around 5 minutes before the time shown.


Dixie Mountain Road Culvert Replacement
About this project
We installed two temporary culverts as emergency repairs on Dixie Mountain Road. We will replace the temporary culverts with a single metal pipe. At the same time, we will rebuild the road base to fill any voids that resulted from the previous culvert failure and were not addressed during the emergency repairs. The culverts are located near milepost 0.4.
Dixie Mountain Road will remain open with lane closures during construction.
Construction start (expected): August 29, 2022
Construction finish (expected): September 29, 2022
Update 9/8/2022: Construction is underway.
Cost is estimated at $362,000.