Drivers face another weekend of disruption as part of the M4 will be shut in both directions.
This weekend Highways England contractors will be working on the motorway between junction 5 for Langley and junction 4b ( M25 interchange), causing delays to drivers heading to London or to Heathrow Airport.
The motorway will be shut for the entire weekend from 8pm on Friday, July 2 to 6am on Monday, July 5 as part of the smart motorway project.
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Diversions will be in place but drivers should expect delays around the area. Long distance traffic will be directed via the M25, M3 and M40 and there will be diversions in place for local drivers. All diversions will be clearly signed.
The closure means people travelling to Heathrow Airport may also face delays.
Drivers are urged to find alternatives routes and expect delays around the area.
M4 closures July 2021
All closures are due to begin at 8pm on the Friday, with the motorway closed in both directions until 6am on the Monday.
- Friday, July 2 to Monday, July 5 – full weekend closure between junctions 5 and 4b
- Friday, July 9 to Monday, July 12 – full weekend closure between junctions 6 and 8/9
- Friday, July 16 to Monday, July 19 – full weekend closure between junctions 3 and 4b
- Friday, July 23 to Monday, July 26 - full weekend closure between junctions 6 and 8/9
- Friday, July 30 to Monday, August 2 – full weekend closure between junctions 5 and 6
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Thirteen contractors showed up today near the intersection of Stratford Avenue and Pembroke Street within the vacant Steel Point redevelopment area to learn more about how to bid on $13 million worth of infrastructure upgrades.
“That’s a real good turnout,” said Steve Tyliszczak with the city’s office of economic and business development.
That’s him in the center of the circle, holding up the documents.
The fact the city is moving forward with the road, utility and other upgrades is another good indication that Steel Point, a mix of retail, office and residential space, may finally after several decades actually happen.
Of course it wouldn’t be Steel Point without some issue or another coming up (there’s a reason it’s 30 years in the making), and that’s what happened here.
The infrastructure work was initially put out to bid in May. A bunch of contenders showed up on the site, as they did today, and ultimately six contractors bit.
But Tyliszczak said two documents in the several-inches-thick stack of bidding papers contradicted each other, causing some confusion that ultimately required a rebid.
Work is expected to begin in August and last into the winter.
When one contractor asked about possible winter weather-related delays, Tyliszczak joked, “What winter?” hoping for a repeat of the mild, construction-friendly 2011/2012 season.


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Bids and RFPs
Rockaway Borough's current requests for bids and proposals can be found on this page.
Notice to Bidders
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Borough of Rockaway for:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS VEHICLE STORAGE GARAGE (Rebid)
Bids to be opened on January 19, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. Download full bid notice.


Reported via desktop in the Highways Obstructions category by Peter Miles at 11:50, Thu 15 July 2021
Sent to Hackney Council less than a minute later
There are three children's bicycles chained to light posts in Glaserton Road. They obstruct the pavement. They are a hazard. They have been left abandoned for a considerable time.
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Maggie Alix, Building Inspector
75 Hudson Avenue
Green Island, NY 12183
Phone: (518) 629-0367 or (518) 273-2201
The Building Department inspects structures for compliance with building codes and ordinances, structural quality, and zoning regulations.
Contact the Building Department for:
- Building permits
- Swimming pool installation
- Insulation requirements
- Information on new buildings or building lots
- Building alterations or additions
- Enforcement of state and local building codes
- Heating and chimney alterations
- Disabled access requirements
- Housing code enforcement
- Zoning Code and maps
- Wood stove installation
- Decks, sheds, fences and detached garages
- Any land alterations
Curb Cut/Off Street Parking Requests:
The Village Board adopted new guidelines on Monday, April 20, 2015 to determine potential eligibility for curb cut or off street parking requests. Click here for link to the adopted guidelines and click here for a schematic of the curb cut plan template. Please refer to these documents to help determine if you may be eligible to make a request.
All requests must be sent in writing and mailed or hand delivered to:
Mayor Ellen McNulty-Ryan
Village of Green Island
20 Clinton Street
Green Island, New York 12183
They may also be sent via email to email@example.com. The request should include a letter stating your intentions as well as contact information of the requestor. It must also include a narrative of how you will address each specific guideline. On a separate sheet, you must show a diagram or map of your lot (and adjacent properties as well) and include exact measurements showing compliance as depicted in the curb cut plan.
The Village Board will review and must authorize any curb cut requests before construction.
Please contact Maggie Alix at 273-2201 or firstname.lastname@example.org with any questions.


The action and excitement of the Rugby World Cup 2015 comes to Birmingham on September 26 and 27.
South Africa v Samoa takes place at Villa Park on Saturday, September 26, kicking off at 4.45pm. This will be match 15 in the fixture list.
And then Australia v Uruguay takes place at Villa Park on Sunday, September 27, kicking off at noon. This is match 17 in the list.
It will mean thousands of fans will be moving around the city - and it also means road closures will be put in place.
So which roads will be closed when the games are held at Villa Park?
Curzon Street and New Canal Street will be closed from midnight on September 25 to 10pm on September 27.
Fazeley Street is closed from Park Street to New Canal Street from midnight. This closure began on September 17 and is in effect until 7pm on September 27.
Birmingham City Council confirmed the road closures and said a notification letter had already been sent to residents.
As well as seeing the games at Villa Park, there is the option of going to the Birmingham Fanzone at Eastside Park .
There are also other chances to see the games in a spectator atmosphere, so check out Where you can watch the Rugby World Cup in Birmingham
The Birmingham Mail is supporting Birmingham City Council's More Birmingham campaign to celebrate the city as it enjoys a Super September with the opening of New Street and Grand Central shopping centre, the Birmingham Weekender arts festival and hosts two Rugby World Cup matches. Visit our dedicated More Birmingham topic page to find out about all the events


Plot for sale in the urban center of Les Roquetes, buildable to build single-family or multi-family housing. 100m² surface. See more information in our offices. The price does not include taxes (ITP, VAT and AJD), notary fees or registration fees.
Les Roquetes (St. Pere de Ribes)


Wilson Mills Road ConstructionThursday, May 24, 2018
Road work on Wilson Mills Road (between Hanover Road and Beech Hill Road) will begin on or about June 4, 2018 and should last for approximately 2 weeks. Motorist should expect long delays during construction hours from 7am to 5pm week days. It is advised, that if possible, motorist should find alternate routes or plan on leaving earlier to compensate for the delays. Thank you for your patience during this construction season.


Six nights of work – between 8pm and 6am each night – will start on Monday (13 October) along the westbound section of the dual carriageway between Meathop Roundabout and the junction with the B5721 Cartmel Road.
Highways Agency project manager Peter Gee said:
This is routine work to tackle wear and tear and ensure road users can continue to enjoy safe, smooth and reliable journeys.
We have timed the work to take place overnight when traffic along the A590 is at its lightest to help minimise inconvenience to drivers.
Work on the project requires a lane closure along the westbound carriageway during the day with a 40mph speed limit in place past the works.
At times overnight westbound drivers may be held at temporary traffic signals and led past the roadworks at 10mph by a contractor’s vehicle.
Access from the central reserve to the B5271 from the A590 eastbound carriageway will be closed during the works and the westbound exit slip road to the B5271 will be closed overnight on Monday 13 October and Wednesday 15 October.
Members of the public should contact the Highways Agency Information Line on 0300 123 5000.
Journalists should contact the Highways Agency press office on 0844 693 1448 and use the menu to speak to the most appropriate press officer.


How Rainwater Harvesting Systems Work
Posted by Catherine Wainwright, on October 2, 2023.
Read time: 7 minutes In an era where sustainable living practices are gaining momentum, rainwater harvesting has emerged as a vital solution for both environmental conservation and personal resource management. The concept of harnessing rainwater dates back centuries, but it has recently experienced a resurgence as individuals and communities seek eco-friendly alternatives to traditional water […]Read more
Maintenance Tips for Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Posted by Catherine Wainwright, on September 25, 2023.
Importance of Maintaining Your Rainwater Harvesting System A well-maintained rainwater harvesting system is a cornerstone of sustainable living, offering a range of valuable benefits tailored to our modern lifestyles. By prioritising regular maintenance, you not only ensure the availability of clean, contaminant-free rainwater for various household uses, but also contribute to water conservation and a […]Read more
Addressing Common Misconceptions About Rainwater Harvesting
Posted by Catherine Wainwright, on September 4, 2023.
Read time: 7 minutes Embracing sustainable solutions like rainwater harvesting has become increasingly important for individuals and families who are committed to making environmentally conscious choices. Amidst growing concerns about water scarcity and resource depletion, the practice of collecting and utilising rainwater has emerged as a viable strategy. However, there are several prevalent misconceptions surrounding […]Read more
The benefits of Rainwater Harvesting
Posted by Catherine Wainwright, on August 25, 2023. Tags: rainwater harvesting
Read time: 3 minutes In an era where environmental consciousness is more critical than ever, individuals and communities are exploring innovative ways to reduce their ecological footprint and embrace sustainable practises. One such practise that has gained prominence is rainwater harvesting. The notion of capturing and utilising rainwater isn’t a new concept, but its relevance […]Read more


Surface dressing work is due to take place in Stronsay next week.
Our teams plan to begin operations on Monday July 19, when surface dressing will take place on the Odiness road.
A full road closure will be in place between 9:00 and 17:00 while the work is underway (and possibly later if the crews are close to finishing the job).
Any changes will be posted in the News section of this website as well as on the OIC Updates Facebook page, and on Twitter @OIC_Roads
The Council would like to thank motorists and affected residents and businesses for their continued patience and cooperation while this important work is carried out.


Ahmedabad city has an international airport of metro city standards and connectivity to national and international destinations is quite convenient for travellers. For further enquiry, you may visit our travel desk section.
Landmarks (in Sequence) :
SP AIRPORT, army cantonment,
shahibaug underpass, subhash bridge,
RTO circle, BRTS bus track 132ft ring road,
after about 6 kms, IIM-Ahmedabad.
Azad society BRTS bus stop,
keshavbaug party plot, right turn to judges bunglow road,
Opp. Mansi tower (landmark), Vastrapur (area).


Wards 2,3,4 Pierre Radisson Dog Park
Community Engagement Opportunities
Feb 5th, 7:00 pm
Henry Kelsey School 16 Valens Dr.
Residents are invited to view and comment on design options for an off-leash recreation area in Pierre Radisson park. Feedback will be used to determine a preferred concept plan for this dog park. There will be a brief presentation followed by time for discussion.
7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Chelsie Schafer, Animal Services Open Space Consultant


|Title||Beijing: alternative water sources for peri-urban agriculture. Building networks for sustainable use of rainwater and wastewater|
|Year of Publication||2011|
|Authors||van Veerhuizen, R, Jianming, C, Wenhua, J|
SWITCH in China was mainly implemented in two cities, i.e. Beijing and Chongqing (later shifted to Chengdu). The basis for research and implementation work came respectively from two themes (work packages) under SWITCH: one on urban agriculture and the efficient use of rainwater harvest and the other on eco-sanitation.


Veterans Memorial Park coming to Claremont
A couple of years ago buildings next to the American Legion in Claremont were torn down due to a number of different reasons.
At the time there was no plan in place on what would go there.
Then during one of their meetings members of the American Legion decided to brainstorm to come up with a way to build a Veterans Memorial/Park for the community.
“ We thought it was the perfect opportunity because it was right next to the American Legion building and would be a great asset for the community,” said Mike Berg the Commander of the Claremont American Legion Post.
Eventually they were able to acquire the land and from there they came up with a design for a memorial and a park.
When they came up with the design they estimated that they would need to come up with $30,000.
In about four months they raised well over that goal and they have raised over $40,000 to date through generous donations and through selling pavers.
“ People were really generous and thought it was a worthy cause,” said Berg.
Last Thursday a groundbreaking ceremony was held where sponsors and members of the community gathered to learn more about the project.
During his speech Berg reiterated that it will be more than just a veterans memorial but instead a place for everyone in the community.
“It’s not just going to be a veterans memorial it’s going to be a park for the community.”
During his speech he also thanked the many community members and sponsors who made it happen.
“Your the ones who made this happen,” he stated.


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The new Vale of White Horse Local Plan 2031 is now on the VWHDC website. Every household in Blewbury should have already received a leaflet about this new Local Plan in their letterbox. The Local Plan is a key planning…
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Overgrown grass within Norfolk crescent
Reported via desktop in the Overgrown vegetation in Council parks and green spaces category by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 15:50, Tuesday 8 June 2021
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 2777587.
Can someone please cut the overgrown grass with Norfolk Crescent. This must be due a visit by now.
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This 3 MGD activated sludge facility was specifically designed so it can be operated as a 1 MGD by constructing a temporary wall in one of the aeration basins to divide it into two 2 compartments. HGBD provided conceptual layout, surveying, database preparation, and final plans. The project will widen the existing four-lane road to a six-lane road.
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|Address||1219 Assembly Strt # 300|
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Breckenridge Town Council to discuss new water plant
During their work session and meeting on Tuesday, the Breckenridge Town Council will discuss the new water plant project on the McCain property.
The council will do a first reading on an ordinance conveying town-owned property for the Broken Compass Brewing Company. The council will then discuss an ordinance on fees for restaurants and lounges, specifically relating to snack bars and delis. Council will vote on a resolution for an open space acquisition of land at Sawlog and Wonderful Lot 2.
During the work session the council will hear about a waste and recycling program from the High County Conservation Center. The work session will end in an executive session.
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Jalan Betoro Raya
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Jalan Betoro Raya has a Walk Score of 76 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Puri Citra Kartasura, Perum Ostium Regency and Griya Kartika.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from Jalan Betoro Raya.


Street light not working on path between bus stop on breach Hill and Harlech close.
Reported in the Street lighting category anonymously at 14:01, Tue 18 July 2017
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 4 minutes later
Street light not working. As far as I can see, it hasn't worked for months. Actual location is at path junction as it branches off to the path behind houses starting #12 Harlech close and the park to the bus stop on breach Hill.
Thank you for contacting Oxfordshire County Council Street lighting, unfortunately we are currently only available to respond to emergency situations which may have an impact on the health and safety of members of the public, these will be dealt with within a 24 hour period.
Reported faults will continue to be registered on our management system and these will be tackled in coming months.
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Pothole and sunken / broken road surface
Reported in the Pothole category by Jeremy Smith at 00:13, Fri 7 December 2018
Sent to Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
This area of the road - next to an area where the road has been properly resurfaced - has been sinking for several months. It's now broken up and a large pothole has formed.
Council ref: ENQ18821082
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 00:15, Fri 7 December 2018
Thank you for your report. The pothole has been repaired today. Unfortunately the rest of the area is not suitable for immediate repair but we have forwarded it to our Asset Renewals Team who will consider it when planning their future works.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted anonymously at 14:12, Fri 7 December 2018
Thank you for your enquiry. We have investigated your report and it has been actioned to be fixed. Repairs to the road will take place within the next 28 days
State changed to: No further action
Posted anonymously at 08:11, Wednesday 20 February 2019
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We have a very important rezoning announcement. We encourage you to forward this announcement by passing it along to your neighbors, friends, family, and by posting it to your Facebook timeline should you have a Facebook account.
Next Tuesday, June 3 at 7PM City Council will be conducting a public hearing on zoning case Z-2-14 for a proposed seven story building on Hillsborough Street.
If it is at all possible, please come to this City Council meeting at 222 W. Hargett Street on the second floor in City Council Chambers. We also ask that you take a moment to email City Council and simply inform them you oppose Z-2-14. Their email address is firstname.lastname@example.org.


Graffiti in public subway
Reported in the Graffiti and flyposting category anonymously at 16:42, Friday 7 February 2020 using FixMyStreet Pro
Sent to Westminster City Council 6 minutes later
Lots of Graffiti in subway under Harrow road from harbet road to Paddington green .
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Swimming Lane of Dreams
Organizer behind indoor swimming center updates Saratoga council on progress
June 15, 2023
If you build it, they will come and an aquatics center for Saratoga’s residents is still in the works according to Nick Haderlie. Haderlie provided an update on the project at the June 6 meeting of the Saratoga Town Council.
Since its initial conception during the fall of 2021, an aquatics center which could both serve as a community pool and host high school swim meets has been a goal for a group dedicated to bringing the facility to fruition.
“I’m certain you’re getting a lot of questions about it,” Haderlie told members of the Saratoga Town Council last week.
Haderline said the...


Zayed National Football Stadium constructed in the 1970s is one of Abu Dhabi’s oldest and most iconic structures, which to this day hosts some of the largest events in the city.
As lead design consultant AAID were appointed by Mubadala (Abu Dhabi’s leading asset and development company) to carry out this 48 million AED refurbishment. AAID were tasked to rejuvenate an aging cultural landmark, to bring together various previous works into a cohesive scheme.
These works included a major overhaul of MEP systems to conform to local codes. An external works master plan was also developed and designed by AAID. This was focused on enhancing the fan experience and interaction with the stadium.
AAID’s scope also included attaining statutory approval for the VIP lounge, management offices, third party offices, concourses and WC’s.
AAID were also tasked in presenting a new vision for the painting and way-finding of the stadium. This in tangent works with the external landscape design to ease the fan journey throughout the stadium.


Sep 15, 2020
ROAD CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY Beginning September 18th, Danbury Public Works Department will be conducting road construction on Filmore Ave. This construction will not result in road closings, however, there is the possibility of travel restrictions during this work period. During this period there will be NO on-street parking. Construction should last approximately 2 to 3 weeks. Any questions regarding […]
Aug 25, 2020
Greater Danbury Community Health Center120 Main StreetDanbury (Rear Lot)Monday 2-5 PMWednesday 8:30 am-10:30 amFriday 8:30-10:30 amPlease call 203-456-1413 to set up an appt; appt is preferred Greater Danbury Community Health Center: Pop-up Testing Tuesday, 9/1 – 3-5-pm at Rogers Park Middle School Wednesday, 9/2 – 8:30AM – 10:30AM at CIFC Greater Danbury Community Health Center […]
On August 25, 2020 Mayor Boughton and the City of Danbury recognize 400 Years of African-American History.


L&T, Gammon India part of pre-bid meeting on elevated rail
Leading engineering firms Larsen & Toubro and Gammon India were part of a pre-bid application conference of the Oval Maidan-Virar elevated rail corridor held on Friday at Churchgate; Prajakta Chavan Rane reports.mumbai Updated: Dec 01, 2012 01:46 IST
Leading engineering firms Larsen & Toubro and Gammon India were part of a pre-bid application conference of the Oval Maidan-Virar elevated rail corridor held on Friday at Churchgate.
Both firms bought tender documents for the project and posed some specific tender queries in the two-hour meeting held with railway board officials. Moreover, the firms are expected to hold site visits next week with the railway officials to authenticate alignments.
“The alignments have been finalised and the interested firms must have already checked this themselves. However, the visit with officials will be to confirm those alignments,” said the senior official, requesting anonymity.
The 63-km long Churchgate-Virar corridor, estimated to cost around Rs21,000 crore will go underground from Oval Maidan to Mahalaxmi, because of space constraints. The line will be elevated from Mahalaxmi to Santacruz, from where it will go underground up to Andheri. Further, it will be elevated between Andheri and Virar, except stretches between Mira Road and Bhayander and Naigaon and Vasai where it will be brought to ground level.
“Change in alignment between Santacruz and Andheri has brought huge relief in the land acquisition. Now, very minimal land acquisition is required which makes the project more feasible,” the WR official said.
Other than the above firms, GMR and SR Constructions also seem keen on the project, informed sources from the railways. However, so far they have not bought the tender documents.


Hilton work under way
Project expects to be completed by summer 2018
CORNING - City and Steuben County officials, as well as several Bridge Street business owners are excited construction of the long-delayed Hilton Garden Inn is underway and expected to be completed in the summer of 2018.
Jamie Johnson, executive director of the Steuben County Industrial Development Agency, said he is glad to see the near $20 million project started, which he feels will have a great impact on the city and Gaffer District.
“It’s good to see that the project is moving forward,” Johnson said. “It’s going to be 18 months of construction from when work started in January - so we’re looking at the summer of 2018.”
City Manager Mark Ryckman said the hotel work is a significant project on the city’s Northside.
“A lot of Northside business owners have been waiting for this for a long time," Rykman said. "It’s good to see the hotel project is moving forward.”
The Hilton Garden Inn hotel will replace the former Days Inn Hotel, which sat at the same location for about 25 years before being demolished in 2014. The project suffered a 21-month delay in April 2015 after manufacturing waste was found in the soil underneath the old structure.
“Oh my god I go by it everyday and see progress,” said Lando's Hotel and Lounge owner Joe Lando. “It’s so gratifying to see the work on the hotel.”
Joe Carey, owner of soon to be opened Carey’s Brew House and Site Cyber Bar & Grill, agreed.
“It’s been a long wait. Everybody can’t wait until it’s completed and opening," Carey said. "It will be great for the city.”
Property owner Kerry Fitzpatrick could not be reached for comment.


Mixed Use Shopping Center - Martinsville, VA
Martinsville, VA 24112
Building Size: 45,503 sq ft
Lot Size: 4.1 acres
Total Space Available: 0 sq ft
This 45,502 sf one story end-cap retail/office building sits on just over 4 acres of land at a signalized intersection. The building is divided into five Suites of approximately 15,000 sf, 10,000 sf, 5,600 sf, 6,782 sf and 3,151 sf. This former grocery was completely redeveloped in 2015/2016 with the additions of Planet Fitness, Dollar Tree, Cora Physical Therapy, Martinsville Family Medicine and SOVAH ENT and Allergy.
This highly visible location is on busy Greensboro Road (US 220-Business) at Rives Road. The shopping center sits at a 4-way traffic signalized intersection in a major trade area full of retail stores and restaurants. Immediate neighbors at intersection consist of Walgreen's, CVS and McDonald's. Other neighbors include Food Lion, Dollar General, Big Lots, Advance Auto, Pizza Hut, Aaron's, ABC store, Movie Town, Rural King, Boost Mobile, etc.
|Description||Building Size||Lot Size||Status||Rental Rate|
||15,000 sq ft.||4.1 acres||Leased||N/A|
||10,000 sq ft.||4.1 acres||Leased||N/A|
||5,600 sq ft.||N/A||Leased||N/A|
||3,360 sq ft.||N/A||Leased||N/A|


The 3rd Additional Activities partner meeting and the seminar of the CLEAN project will focus on the knowledge transfer on measures addressing energy efficiency in the context of Covid-19 between CLEAN regions, measures that can be translated into policy improvements.
The event takes place in the city of Sundsvall (Sweden) on the 9th of August, CLEAN project partner Regional Council of Västernorrland will host the 3rd interregional seminar on "Measures to improve energy efficiency of public buildings". Each project partner will prepare a presentation showcasing practices from their regions and will be in a hybrid mode.
The seminar is part of the 2 day study visit organized by CLEAN project partner Regional Council of Västernorrland. Click here to find out more about the Study visit.
DON'T FORGET TO >>REGISTER<<!!
09.00 Welcome: Sofia Mackin, Head of environmental and sustainability unit, Regional Council of Västernorrland, Regional Council of Västernorrland, Sweden
09.05 CLEAN project: overview: Daniela Copaci, CLEAN Project Manager, ERNACT, Ireland
09.10 Oskar Lindberg, Regional Council of Västernorrland, Sweden
09.30 Lowering carbon footprint: a municipality’s efforts: Sofia Yfanti, Hersonison Municipality, Greece
09.50 SmartKalea project: Iker Martinez, Fomento San Sebastian & SmartKalea monitoring platform and public visualisation by Begoña Laibarra, Software Quality Systems, Fomento San Sebastian, Spain
10.20 Solving climate and energy challenges - perspective of a modern countryside municipality: Anne-Maarit Hyttinen, Development Manager of the Municipality of Tohmajärvi, Finland
10.55 Green City Masterplan Iași: Elena Farca, Iasi Municipality, Romania
11.15 Improve energy efficiency of public buildings in Savinjska Region: Nina Erjavec Ceglar, RASR Development Agency of Savinjska Region, Slovenia
11.35 Eco energetic refurbishment of a middle school structure to be used for municipal offices: Martina Di Costanzo, ANEA - Naples Agency for Energy and Environment, Italy
11.55 Closing: Sofia Mackin, Regional Council of Västernorrland, Sweden


More about FALCONER Drive, Covington, LA 70433
3 contiguous squares of property fronting Falconer Dr./Crestwood Dr. - offered together at $7/PSF Entire property is 3.96 acres. Zoned NC-4, this property is directly behind Lowe's and in vicinity of other big box retailers in Covington. Central water/sewerage in area. Flood Zone X. Nearby area includes big box retailers, multi-family, and office/commercial properties. Squares 29/30 (MLS # 2091558) and Sq. 156 (MLS #2091552) can be sold separately. OWNERS WILL CONSIDER A GROUND LEASE ON PROPERTY.


3.31 acres of high land with quick access to I-10 at I-10 exit 68. Located just north of Red Roof Hotel and two restaurants.**EXCELLENT commercial , zoned C-3, development site for hotel, restaurant, office complex, medical complex, etc.
IDX information is provided exclusively for personal, non-commercial use, and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Updated: 22nd September, 2023 9:38 PM (UTC)


Intelligent fixing design for efficient, secure construction
The construction of vast shopping centres requires large areas of reinforced concrete – from foundation slabs to floors and vertical cores, as well as extensive masonry walls to help developments blend with their surroundings.
Ancon masonry fixings reinforce large areas of blockwork, as well as supporting external brick and stone cladding. Large spans are a feature of shopping centres, and Ancon shear connectors, rebar couplers and reinforcement continuity systems enable concrete floors to extend over large areas. By helping to minimise rebar congestion, these products also improve the efficiency of concrete pouring.
Two thousand Ancon DSDQ75 Shear Load Connectors were installed in the concrete floor slabs of this retail development.
Retail Development - The Forum, Algarve
A complete masonry support, restraint and reinforcement system from Ancon Building Products was supplied to the construction of this impressive mixed-use development in central Glasgow, built by Balfour Beatty on behalf of Land Securities and opened in 2013.
Project Atlas, 185-221 Buchanan Street, Glasgow
Concrete structures are designed with expansion and contraction joints to allow movement to take place.
Shear Load Connectors
Ancon manufactures three products which provide continuity of reinforcement across construction joints in concrete.
Reinforcement Continuity Systems
Brick, block or stone cladding on steel or concrete framed structures is normally supported by stainless steel masonry support systems.
Wall ties and restraint fixings are an essential element in the stability of masonry panels.
Wall Ties & Restraint Fixings
Catch up on the latest developments from Ancon
Holding concrete structures together securely, connecting joints between slabs and transferring loads throughout the structure is the job of steel rebar couplers, reinforcement continuity systems, stud rails and shear dowels.
Ancon will be exhibiting at Evolving Concrete 2016 on Thursday 20th October 2016 at the Royal Berkshire Conference Centre, Reading. Ancon will be on Stand 19 for the duration of the event.
Ancon is proud to sponsor The Concrete Society Awards Dinner which is scheduled to be held at The Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane, London on 17th November 2016.


Urban land in Quinta da Beloura, with a total area of 14,885 square meters.
Excellent visibility and road access, confronted about 140 meters with the main access road to Beloura, Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral.
It allows a gross construction area above ground of 16,688m2, and a dependent gross area of 4,780m2. The implantation area of 3,969 m2 and the backyard of 10,916 m2.
Plot of land intended for business buildings.
Located in an established business area, it is 30 kilometers from Lisbon, 6.5 kilometers from Estoril, Cascais, and 6 kms from the center of Sintra.
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J Fons Co.
J Fons Metropolitan Transfer Center
6451 E McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48212
Phone: (313) 893-6656
Monday – Friday 6: 00 AM – 5: 00 PM
Saturday 6: 00 AM – 1:00 PM
Priority Waste acquired the J Fons Co. transfer station in 2020. This facility accepts trash (MSW) and construction debris (C&D). Waste haulers, construction companies, residents and miscellaneous contractors are welcome to visit J Fons Co. with their materials for disposal. J Fons Co. is now equipped with state of the art technology and scales.
Wolverine Transfer Station
3900 Christopher St,
Hamtramck, MI 48211
Phone: (313) 579-7000
Monday – Friday 6:00 AM -5:00 PM EST
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Wolverine Transfer Station is Priority Waste’s construction debris disposal center. We are proud to invite other waster haulers, contractors and residents to dump their remodeling, construction and demolition debris at Wolverine Transfer Station for the fastest disposal service.


Nine Elms and Vauxhall, London. Aerial view
Aerial view of Nine Elms and Vauxhall, London.
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The RTPI West of Scotland have announced their upcoming talk – My Town, The New Town – looking at the history of architecture and placemaking in Cumbernauld.
In its seventy year history Cumbernauld has been celebrated, neglected, and reviled – in that order. Despite being an ambitious multi-award winning 1960s set piece of post-war architecture and planning, by the early 1990s Cumbernauld had acquired a notorious reputation as one of Scotland’s most reviled products of that era.
The real story of Cumbernauld is much more complex than the ‘failed Utopia’ narrative pedalled by much of the media and ‘experts’. Many who grew in Cumbernauld (and other new towns) have gone on to become professionals working in the built environment; many have become planners and architects.
Diane Watters grew up in Cumbernauld and has researched the history of the town. She is an architectural historian and lecturer at Edinburgh University and does not recognise these so-called ‘popular’ condemnations.
Michael Kordas, the current RTPI West of Scotland’s Vice Convenor also grew up in Cumbernauld and has undertaken his own research on the town. He will introduce the evening and outline Cumbernaulod’s first 10 years up to 1967 with particular interest in the ways in which the original planning strategy was different in the ‘Mark 2’ new town than might be expected.
Come along to this event on Wednesday 6th September from 6pm, at The Corinthian Club, 191 Ingram Street, Merchant City, Glasgow City Centre, G1 1DA
Tickets can be booked through Eventbrite
Diane M Watters is an architectural historian. A specialist in nineteenth and twentieth century architecture and conservation in Scotland, she has recently authored St Peter’s Seminary, Cardross: Birth Death and Renewal (HES, 2016), and co-authored a guide to Cumbernauld (with Miles Glendinning) as part of Buildings of Scotland architectural guidebook series to Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire (Yale University Press, 2016). She teaches at the University of Edinburgh.


Cheshire West & Chester Council are proposing the introduction of waiting restrictions near the western junction of Mill Lane and the A56 to address safety concerns relating to HGVs attempting to exit Weaver Park Industrial Estate.
The full text of the notice is given below.
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL
CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER BOROUGH COUNCIL
(MILL LANE, FRODSHAM)
(PROPOSED PROHIBITION OF WAITING ORDER)
Notice is hereby given that the Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council propose to make the above Traffic Regulation Order in accordance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
1. The effect of the order will be to introduce a prohibition of waiting traffic regulation order on Mill Lane, Frodsham.
2. Full details showing the proposals are contained in the draft order which, together with a map showing the affected area; the Council’s statement of reasons for making the order and a copy of this Notice, may be examined during the usual office hours at the following offices;
• Winsford Area Highways Office, Phoenix House, Clough Road, Winsford, CW7 4BD;
• The One Stop Shop, Watling Street, Northwich, Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council, Wyvern House, The Drumber, Winsford, CW7 1AH.
3. All objections and other representations relating to the order must be made in writing and objections must specify the grounds on which they are made, to the undersigned quoting reference TRO 2654 by December 16th 2019.
SCHEDULE – PROPOSED PROHIBITION OF WAITING AND LIMITED WAITING ORDER
The extents of the proposed traffic regulation orders are as shown below:
Proposed prohibition of waiting
- Mill Lane (West Side) – From its boundary with A56 Sutton Causeway for a distance of 10m in a northerly direction.
- Mill Lane (West Side) – From a point 40m from its boundary with A56 Sutton Causeway for a distance of 26m in an easterly direction.
21st November 2019
Kieran Collins (Ref: TRO 2654)
Winsford Area Highways Office
Tel: 0300 123 7036


All household garbage should be placed in city owned containers & placed on the curb by 7am on your scheduled collection day. All containers should be removed from the curb by 7am the next day after collection. Click here to find your trash route.
The Mayor presides at all Council meetings and other public functions and is the ceremonial head of the City. There is currently no Mayor of LaGrange. A special election will be held on March 21, 2023 to determine the City’s next Mayor.


August 22, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Coastal Georgia Center
The City of Savannah is expanding the first phase of the Downtown Streetscape Improvement Initiative to include West Bay Street between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Warner Street. All members of the community are invited and encouraged to attend the first community meeting.
August 22, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM @ Moses Jackson Center
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Emergency Projects Mainline Repairs Ojai, CA
During the 2023 rain events, the Ojai Valley Sanitary District experienced damaged to two separate wastewater mainlines. Phoenix was able to prepare emergency repair drawings as well as assist District Staff with contractor coordination.
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Phoenix provided plans and construction coordination for the Creek Rd. and Ojai Valley Trail wastewater mainline failures.
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MassDOT is continuing its ongoing overnight maintenance program in September. Tonight, Tuesday, September 3 overnight into Wednesday, September 4, the maintenance work schedule will require complete lane closures of the Ted Williams Tunnel, Interstate 90 Eastbound, through Boston.
Maintenance crews, contractors, along with State and Boston Police will begin set-up for the lane closures tonight at 11pm. The full closure will begin at midnight on Wednesday and last until 5am Wednesday morning.
I-90 Eastbound traffic destined for East Boston and Logan Airport will be directed north onto Atlantic Avenue/Cross Street and make the turn to the Callahan Tunnel at Valenti Way/Beverley Street. A second detour will be active for truckers. Trucks will be directed to utilize the I-93 NB on ramp from Atlantic Avenue at the Seaport Blvd. intersection to Exit 27 Route 1 NB (Tobin) in order to access Route 16 Eastbound to Route 1A Southbound.
Work to be performed September 3 to 4 includes: cleaning drains and washing walkways, ceilings and walls.
We encourage motorists to plan ahead for the second complete lane closure in September: I-90 Westbound Tuesday, September 17 from 11pm to Wednesday, September 18 at 5am.
These twice monthly overnight maintenance closures and all other Boston area I-90 and I-93 overnight closures are available weekly in advance by viewing our Traffic Advisories list on the MassDOT Live Traffic Camera webpage.
Worcester: Blackstone Gateway Visitor Center Project Advances posted on Feb 25
MassDOT has announced that it is continuing to move forward with the project to construct the Worcester Blackstone Gateway Visitor Center and the adjacent multi-use path in the City of Worcester. A Notice to Proceed (NTP) was recently awarded for Phase II of this project …Continue Reading Worcester: Blackstone Gateway Visitor Center Project Advances
I-90 Toll Plaza Demolition Construction Updates posted on Feb 24
The MassDOT I-90 Toll Demolition and Road Reconstruction Project continues with work at all 23 locations trending on or ahead of schedule. Each work location has its own unique traffic management and construction management plans. All work is contingent upon the weather. Please check the …Continue Reading I-90 Toll Plaza Demolition Construction Updates
MassDOT Freight Plan Second Open House Set posted on Feb 22
MassDOT is hosting the second Open House for the Massachusetts Freight Plan as follows: Thursday, March 9, 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM, The Conference Center at Bentley University, Room 325ABC (Third Floor), 175 Forest Street, LaCava Campus Center #300, Waltham The second Freight Advisory Committee …Continue Reading MassDOT Freight Plan Second Open House Set


“I desperately wanted to fix my hometown, Miami. To help create place. I thought if we could only convince people, show them the power of place, its value, that things could change. I just needed to find a way to prove that to people.”
Mariela Alfonzo describes her methodology for measuring great places. What aspects of the built environment can be measured, and how can these measurements help us make decisions that lead to quality places?
This presentation is also available with closed captioning at iTunes U.
The 2015 Placemaking Conference was held on March 23, 2015 at the University of Oklahoma.


A30 - Between Whiddon Down and Tongue End, east of Okehampton
Westbound lane closure 7pm to 6am for white lining. 24-25 August
A30 - Meldon, east of Okehampton
Westbound lane closure 7pm-6am for white lining. 25-26 August
A30 - Okehampton Bypass
Eastbound lane closure 7pm-6am for white lining. 25-28 August
A30 between Temple and Higher Carblake, east of Bodmin: junction improvement scheme
There are 24-hour lane closures eastbound and westbound, with a temporary 40mph limit and temporary traffic lights between 8pm and 6am up until 31 March 2017.
A38 - Harcombe, south of Exeter
Westbound lane closure 7pm -6am for surveys. 24-28 August
A38 Drumbridges, Heathfield, south of Exeter: junction improvement scheme
There are various lane closures on sliproads and the roundabout until 4 September including:
Westbound exit slip closed 7pm to 6am. Diversion via Linhay junction, Ashburton. 24-25 August
Westbound entry slip closed 7pm to 6am. No access to the roundabout from A382 east of Drumbridges. Locally signed diversions. 24-25 August
Eastbound exit slip closed 7pm to 6am for. Diversion via Clay Lane jct. 25-26 August
Eastbound entry slip closed 7pm to 6am. No access to the roundabout from A382 west of Drumbridges. Locally signed diversions. 26-27 August
A38 Kennford, south of Exeter: junction improvement scheme
Work in the coming weeks includes westbound lane closures between 7pm and 6am and eastbound lane closures from 8pm to 6am until 21 August.
A38 - Tideford, west of Plymouth
Traffic signals 7.30pm-5am for bridge works 17 August- 12 September.
A38 - M5 Junction 31, Exeter
Eastbound lane closures 8pm-6am for carriageway surveys. 26-28 August.
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Bridge Street in Springfield Reopens Following Water Main Break
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB) — Bridge Street in Springfield is back open Friday after a water main break shut it down for nearly two weeks.
On January 4, a main leaked several thousand gallons of water into the intersection near Main street.
The break also caused a large sinkhole to form in the street.
There is still some work being done on the sidewalks, but the road itself is now usable.


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Catylist ID: #30458347
Signaled 1 Acre Corner LA-1090 & Brownswitch Rd -
Vacant Land for SaleAlso listed as Retail-Commercial
|Catylist Listing ID:||30458347|
|Property Subtypes:||Office, Retail, Retail-Pad, Self Storage, Other|
|Gross Land Area:||0.97 Acres|
|Unit Price:||$255,670 Per Acre|
|Sale Terms:||Cash to Seller, Owner Financing, Build-to-Suit|
Overview / Comments
Prime traffic signaled corner ready for development. Priced well below market to sell or build to suit. Land lease will be considered.
Agent's opinion of best uses: Convenience Store with fuel, medical clinic or specialty offices, fast food, etc..
Zoning allows for almost any use. Follow the link to St. Tammany Zoning Map then zoom to parcel.
Natural gas available.
Attachments & Media
|Nearest MSA:||New Orleans-Metairie|
|Taxing Authority:||St. Tammany Parish Governing Authority|
|Property Located Between:||Brownswitch Road (N side of I-12) & Military Rd. (Hwy 1090) becomes (N) US 41|
|Legal Description:||Provided upon request.|
|Largest Nearby Street:||US 1090 (Military Rd.)|
|Feet of Frontage:||400|
|Highway Access:||Fronts on US 1090 and Brownswitch Rd, both direct access to three interstates, I-12, I-10 and I-59|
|Airports:||New Orleans and Slidell Municipal|
|Site Description:||Corner commercial parcel with traffic signal. See attachments.|
|Area Description:||Both residential & commercial traffic uses both streets. Multiple schools, food stores, health clubs, multifamily and numerous other facilities propagate the area.|
|Lot Frontage:||225' on Brownswitch|
|Lot Depth:||175' on Military (US 1090)|
|Zoning Description:||HC-2 Commercial allows for almost limitless uses. only piece zoned Commercial anywhere near this location. St. Tammany Parish is the Zoning Authority. HC-2 Ordinance is attached.|
|Development Name:||Prime Corner With Traffic Signal|
|Easements Description:||Off property, on road ROW's (perimeter)|
|Available Utilities:||Electric, Gas, Storm Drain, Cable, Internet Access, Other|
|Proximity:||1 mile||3 miles||5 miles|
Larry HaikDale A. Stram and Assoc, Inc. Mandeville, LA 70471
|© Copyright 2001-2020 Catylist. All Rights Reserved. The information presented herein is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Neither Louisiana Commercial Database, LLC nor Catylist Real Estate Software, Inc. assume any liability for errors or omissions.|


Supporters of the legislation say property owners, particularly large corporate landlords, should not have the power to abruptly deny leases to existing renters and kick them out of their homes. Property owners say it’ll saddle them with problem tenants.
Adi Talwar, Daniel Parra and Ese Olumhense |
According to the United Auto Merchants Association (UAMA), a nonprofit trade group, between 35 and 40 auto and auto-related businesses on Jerome Avenue have been displaced since the city’s 2018 rezoning of the corridor, and around 150 still operate.
Daniel Parra and Ese Olumhense |
As part of the 2018 Jerome Avenue rezoning deal, city officials committed $1.5 million in financial assistance for area merchants, intended to help relocate existing businesses that would be displaced. But officials have yet to issue any such grants, a City Limits investigation found.


The Town Board recently passed Ordinance 2015 – 4 Open Burning, Outside Burning, Refuse Burning. This ordinance applies to all burning done west of Highway SS in the Town of Prairie Lake. The area east of SS is in the DNR permitting area and is subject to regulation by that department.
The text of the ordinance is on this website at “Ordinances & Resolutions”. If you have any questions about this, or other matters, please be in touch with a town board member or email the question from this site.


The Memorial Drive Centre Court Redevelopment transforms its heritage setting to create a new sport and performance venue. Enhancing the identity and character of the original facility, the existing heritage brick stand is retained. A new PTFE roof appears to elegantly float above the courts, creating an exceptional player and spectator experience while also providing improved amenity and a sympathetic response to the neighbouring Adelaide Oval.
The project was completed on time to host the Inaugural Adelaide International in January 2020. It will facilitate the delivery of world-class experiences and sporting events for generations to come. The all-weather design solution will provide training of the state’s tennis talent, as well as community groups.
The vibrancy and energy this project brings to the Riverbank Precinct as a multipurpose space will not only improve the state’s sporting activities but also add lasting community benefit.


Chipley – Drivers will encounter lane closures and temporary delays along the following local county roadways:
• State Road (S.R.) 77 near County Road (C.R.) 388 and C.R. 2300 – The southbound outside lane of S.R. 77 in Southport will be closedMonday, Oct. 26 through Friday, Oct. 30 as crews haul material and perform road grading in the area. Lane closures will remain in effect from9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• U.S. 231 in Alford – Crews will perform striping work through Alford, beginning Monday, Oct. 26 and extending to Saturday, Dec. 5 in Jackson County. Drivers will encounter temporary lane closures from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• S.R. 71 from the Calhoun County line to north of I-10 – Crews will perform striping, beginning Monday, Oct. 26 and extending toSaturday, Dec. 5 in Jackson County. Drivers will encounter temporary lane closures from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• S.R. 30A (U.S. 98/15th Street) from west of Jenks Avenue to east of East Avenue – Construction activities are taking place along the Bay County corridor, drivers can expect night time lane closures.
• S.R. 22 from U.S. 98 to west of C.R. 2315 (Star Avenue) – Paving work is taking place in eastern Bay County, workers are currently performing sidewalk work and drainage improvements.
• S.R. 71 from S.R. 69 (Pear Street) to the Jackson County line – Workers are paving the thirteen mile corridor in Calhoun County. Use caution while traveling.
• S.R. 30 (U.S. 98) from the Franklin County line to S.R. 30A – Workers are paving the Gulf County roadway. Driver will encounter intermittent lane closures.
• S.R. 30E (Cape San Blas Road) – The speed limit on S.R. 30E (Cape San Blas Road) east of the State Park entrance in Gulf County will be lowered from 45 MPH to 35 MPH Wednesday, Oct. 30 at 9 a.m. EDT.
All planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. Drivers are reminded to pay attention to the reduced speed limit when traveling through the construction area.
For more information, follow the Florida Department of Transportation District Three on Twitter @myfdot_nwfl or like us on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/MyFDOTNWFL.
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The city of South San Francisco may be one step closer to realizing its vision of creating a walkable, mixed-use district in the El Camino Real and Chestnut Avenue area with a new housing proposal.
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A new £25m Community and Leisure Centre is to be built on the Kingsland site near the new secondary school. The Centre will have a swimming pool, squash courts, fitness suite plus other community facilities.
CBC is arranging some public consultation meetings:
Thursday 27th January – webinar – 6.00 to 7.30pm
Saturday 29th January Bedford Square Library – 11.00am to 4.00pm
Monday 31st January – webinar – 12.30pm to 2.00pm
To sign up for a webinar go to www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/kingsland
For more information down load a leaflet by clicking here or go to the above CBC website


The TPO’s mission is to advise and assist our region to improve and expand transportation choices by involving citizens and decision-makers in our plans, forums, and outreach. Every four years, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) review and evaluate our planning process to ensure that we’re meeting the federal requirements and regulations in place to help us realize that mission. That’s where you come in! Part of the evaluation is to hear from the public and stakeholders about how we engage with them in the transportation planning process. If you’ve been involved in one of our plans or projects over the last four years, we want to hear from you! There are two ways to provide input. A public meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 in the Community Room at Knoxville Station Transit Center at 301 Church Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37902. It will be held from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. You can also provide written or email comments to: Sean Santalla FHWA Tennessee Division 404 BNA Drive Building 200, Suite 508 Nashville, TN 37212 Email: email@example.com Andres Ramirez FTA Region IV 230 Peachtree St, NW Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30303 Email: firstname.lastname@example.org Comments will be accepted until February 7, 2020.


Major changes to your bus and light rail service in Silicon Valley are coming. On December 28, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) will make major changes to its bus and light rail service, adding new bus lines, closing down the Almaden light rail spur, and eliminating some bus lines.
Inside the Santa Clara County Supervisors’ chambers where VTA Board Of Directors’ meetings are held.
It’s transit budget time again. Thursday’s Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Board Of Directors meeting will be where they vote to approve – or reject – their proposed budget for the 2020 and 2021 Fiscal Year (FY).
Details on what VTA proposes – and our own alternate to fund additional, much-needed bus increases in Santa Clara County – are below.
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-From dilapidated infrastructure and lack of maintenance to poor service delivery, the civic issues of Islamabad await CDA, MCI
ISLAMABAD: The capital and its denizens are paying the price of the seemingly endless infighting between the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI) over manpower, assets, transfer of directorates and powers as issues of dilapidated infrastructure, absence of maintenance and poor service delivery of basic amenities await the attention of both civic authorities.
However, the recent episode where CDA Chairman Afzal Latif refused to transfer twenty key directorates to MCI and Islamabad Mayor Sheikh Anser Aziz while demanding that CDA be disbanded and merged with MCI all together has dashed the hopes of citizens of either of the civic agencies taking on their responsibilities anytime soon.
Since June, 2016, despite an office order being issued for 23 directorates of CDA to be fully transferred to MCI and given under the administrative control of the Mayor Anser Aziz, little progress has been made on ground as the two municipal agencies under the Ministry of Interior have failed to resolve serious issues of service delivery that include sanitation, water supply, illegal slums and deteriorating amenities.
The failure of city managers is visible in many sectors of Islamabad in general, and in sectors G and I in particular where the lack proper waste disposal and heaps of garbage reek for weeks because MCI has outsourced the clean up job to private contractors. Although the sanitation directorate under the environmental wing is responsible for sweeping, cleaning and transportation of solid waste along with door-to-door garbage collection, garbage drums routinely overflow near many localities.
Presently, the sanitation directorate of MCI is trusted with providing sanitation services only to the municipal limits of Islamabad that include Zone-I. Islamabad has a total 5 zones out of which only Zone-I has been fully developed. It primarily comprises of established sectors i.e E, F, G,H and I. With the MCI given power of sanitation, all five zones have come under its domain.
Secondly, the CDA was formed for a special purpose to plan and develop the capital in an eco-friendly and sustainable fashion, however, the organisation has failed to fulfill its core purpose. The mushroomed and steady growth of slums and failure to stump the new ones in the capital’s vicinity and main sectors speak volumes about the top civic agency’s performance.
Furthermore, the Directorate of Municipal Administration (DMA) has to deal with one of the most pressing issue for residents of Islamabad; encroachments and illegal occupation of land.
In order to put an end to such practices, a joint demarcation by ICTA and CDA revenue staff to determine exact nature and quantum of land under illegal occupation is still underway and far from over in many rural areas like Bani Gala, Jamali, Pandora, Senior Chitral, D-12,C-15/16, E sector and other parts of city. Once the exercise is completed, CDA/MCI plans to fence its own land properly. Despite various operations by civic authorities the growth of katchi abadis, dhabas, car wash stations and shops by land grabbers continue at a steady pace.
It is pertinent to mention that the rifts between MCI and CDA directly affect the capacities of both civic agencies as the problems of the capital have diversified over the last few years due to an increase in population, migration of affectees of natural and manmade disasters in rural and urban areas of the capital territory.


**Please note: This open house was held on February 21, 2018. Since then, the project has undergone a number of design refinements based on local feedback. To review the current project proposal, please go to the following link and go to Item #'s 29 and 34
In February, we held an Open House to invite the public to learn more about the project and to comment on our preliminary design. Based upon this feedback as well as outreach meetings conducted locally, we are in the process of updating the project design. Once completed, we will be sharing the revised design with the public and involved stakeholders for feedback. Below are details which we shared in February.


FERNDALE, Wash. — City of Ferndale officials said Friday, October 9th, that repair work on a newly installed water main would require Hovander Road to remain closed between Main Street and LaBounty Drive all-day and all-night over the weekend and into next week.
The road was initially closed during the week of September 21st to allow for the water main installation. Subsequent testing revealed a potential leak in the new section of the water main and the road was closed again beginning October 5th for an indefinite number of days to allow for investigation and repair.
City staff were unable to commit to a specific date for when the road could be expected to reopen.
Red = road closure area. Blue = water main extension


ROAD SENSE: Rochdale Borough Transport Strategy (RBTS) can be used to help support funding bids and support the council’s wider economic, environmental, social and health priorities
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Mon, May 15, 7pm: Urge City Council to include building electrification and tree master plan & preservation in FY2023-25 goals. Plus, support Housing Element and Economic Development Plan for a clean energy future. Agenda & staff reports.
Sat, May 20, 11am - 5pm: Ember Stomp for all you need to know in the new climate reality of ongoing wildfire. Marin fairgrounds. Details.
Wed, June 14, 4pm: MarinCAN Board considers how Marin can reach zero net GHG by 2045. Link.
More events at MarinCAN.


** NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING **
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Monday, June 5, 2023 5:30pm
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Monday, June 5, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. at the Fremont Village Hall, 317 Wolf River Drive, to hear the following request:
Jeff Barth, 727 South River Road, has requested an area variance to build an addition onto his home with a setback of 0-2 feet from the property line instead of 10 feet.
All written and oral comments will be heard.
Clerk/Treasurer Posted: May 4, 2023


SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF SEDGEMOOR PARISH OF OTHERYNotice ID: BOU0146305
SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF SEDGEMOOR PARISH OF OTHERY
Temporary Closure of Rye 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 Rye Lane from 25m south from the junction with (A361) Main Road, High Street, Fore Street, southwards for a distance of 25 metres. This order will enable Mike Boobyer Ltd to carry out storm and foul drain connections in this road. The Order becomes effective on 02 May 2017 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 2 weeks. While the closure is in operation an alternative route will be signed as detailed below.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE Please visit www.roadworks.org for further information on the alternative route. For information about the works being carried out please contact Mike Boobyer Ltd on 07711801290.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive Dated: 11 April 2017


Please be advised that the Copake Roads Advisory Committee has scheduled its next meeting for Monday, October 17, 2022 at 11:00AM.
The meeting is open to the public and will be held in person at Copake Town Hall, 230 Mountain View Road, Copake, NY 12516.
Interested persons can also attend remotely via the OWL. The OWL link will be posted on the Town of Copake Website at townofcopake.org.
Lynn M. Connolly
Dated October 13, 2022


City of Toronto
Sir Adam Beck Park Ice Rink
34 Delma Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
About Sir Adam Beck Park Ice Rink
This ice rink is located in the Horner/Browns Line area on Orianna Dr. next to Alderwood Centre. This is a single pad outdoor ice rink that is equipped with change rooms and washrooms facilities. The rink offers supervised and unsupervised public skates and shinny hockey for all ages. Please note that the use of this ice rink is dependant on the operating schedule, closure dates, availability and accessibility as govered by the City of Toronto. It is also dependant on weather conditions fit for skating. For more information, please visit the City of Toronto website of this space.
This space does not offer or provide any equipment to use.
Pick Up Hockey


US-127 lane closures at M-50 start, run into late November
An alternate route is being advised.
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - The Michigan Department of Transportation is closing one lane of US-127 in each direction until late November.
Starting Tuesday, Oct. 26, the lanes will be closed at M-50 in Jackson for deck repairs. With traffic reduced to one lane, an alternate route is advised.
The estimated completion date is Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 6 p.m.
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Our campaign to bring awareness about the importance of parks and open space is reaching cities all across LA County. Here are a few articles covering others throughs on parks and the possible parks and open space ballot measure: here are some of what others are saying about this issue:
*** BOARD OF SUPERVISORS UPDATE ***
On Tuesday, July 5th, the County Board of Supervisors will consider a local ballot measure for a dedicated funding source for parks.
The meeting will begin at 1 PM at the Board’s Hearing Room (500 West Temple Street, Room 381B, Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration in Los Angeles).
If you cannot attend the meeting, we urge you to write to the Board of Supervisors and share yourthoughts on funding to protect and preserve our parks, open spaces, beaches and cultural centers. Contact info for the Board members can be found here. Hope to see you there!


Section 5534.06 | Sgt. Michael W. Finke, Jr. U.S.M.C. Memorial Walkover.
The pedestrian bridge spanning the road known as United States route number six, located in the municipal corporation of Huron and having a northern terminus of south Jim Campbell boulevard and a southern terminus of Adams avenue, shall be known as the "Sgt. Michael W. Finke, Jr. U.S.M.C. Memorial Walkover."
The director of transportation may erect suitable markers upon the bridge or its approaches indicating its name.
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- March 23, 2016 – Senate Bill 190, 131st General Assembly [ View March 23, 2016 Version ]


We met with the City staff today to start looking at options. They are going to put together some design plans that we can use as a basis for discussion and to determine the official NPDog proposal and level of support available.
The items we are trying to solve are:
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The Nate's Point Dog Off-Leash Area is located on the West Mesa of Balboa Park. The off-leash area is approximately 2.3 acres in size, and has been used as a dog park since 1996. This off-leash park is one of the most popular dog parks in the San Diego region, and is used every day of the year. more


ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday inaugurated the much-awaited Greenline Fast Bus Transit Venture, one of many 5 huge tasks introduced by the federal authorities for town beneath the Karachi Transformation Plan, saying such a contemporary transport system was important for the prosperity of the monetary hub of the nation.
Addressing the inaugural ceremony, PM Imran mentioned that no trendy metropolis may run and not using a trendy transport system. China, regardless of its large inhabitants, turned a contemporary nation resulting from a contemporary transport system, he added.
He mentioned that if the federal authorities was serving to Karachi, it was like serving to the nation as a result of town generated probably the most income.
— PTI (@PTIofficial) December 10, 2021
Addressing a big gathering after the inauguration ceremony, the premier mentioned,“Karachi is the financial hub of Pakistan however sadly no authorities considered this metropolis earlier than. A contemporary transport system is important for the prosperity of Karachi and the Inexperienced Line BRT venture is step one in the direction of it.”
Many governments got here into energy, however none of them taken care of the Karachi transport system, claimed the premier.
PM Imran mentioned that it was tough for Karachi to turn into a contemporary metropolis till the native administration was improved.
The premier mentioned Karachi wanted to be given autonomy. He was glad that the plans, designed beneath the Karachi Transformation Plan, had been operating easily.
— Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) December 10, 2021
“The venture on which I’m extra centered is K4. The venture is more likely to be accomplished by 2023,” the PM added.
On Bundle Islands, he mentioned the province which might reap probably the most advantages from the Bundle Islands could be Sindh. He additionally introduced that each family in Punjab would have a medical insurance card by March subsequent 12 months.
PM Imran mentioned the Sindh authorities must also coordinate for issuing well being playing cards to the residents, and the event of Bundle Islands within the province.
In response to Minister of State for Data and Broadcasting Farrukh Habib, the Inexperienced Line BRT bus service has a capability to accommodate 135,000 passengers each day.
Earlier right now, Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb claimed that PM Imran was placing up his nameplate on the Inexperienced Line BRT venture that was Nawaz Sharif’s venture.
“Other than placing up nameplates on Nawaz Sharif’s tasks and beating his colleagues with sticks, the efficiency of the Imran Khan authorities is just to make the nationwide safety companies controversial to avoid wasting his seat,” she mentioned.
What’s the Inexperienced Line venture?
The Inexperienced Line BRT venture is a bus service accomplished at an enormous value of Rs35.5 billion. The venture would supply trendy journey services to 135,000 passengers each day within the western and central districts of Karachi, making their entry to Central Enterprise District straightforward and secure.
Karachi’s Inexperienced Line BRT venture is 24 km lengthy which includes 12.7 km elevated, 10.9 km at grade, and 422 meters underground path and has 25 stations.
The phase-II frequent strip from Gurumandir as much as Municipal Park with a size of two.5 km has two underpasses at MA Jinnah Highway.
The venture has been carried out by the Ministry of Planning and Improvement by Sindh Infrastructure Improvement Firm on the particular curiosity of Minister for Planning and Improvement Asad Umar.
The buses on the Inexperienced Line venture would run for trial till December 24 after which they’d be open for the general public on December 25.


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FORT WORTH – East and westbound I-20 from Bryant Irvin Road to Winscott Road will have the far-right lane closed nightly Feb. 2-4 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. for construction activities, weather permitting. The westbound entrance ramp from Bryant Irvin Road will also be closed. Alternate routes are advised.
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ORDINANCE NO.

07-S-40

AN ORDINANCE

BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS
AMENDING ARTICLE III OF THE UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT
CODE (UDC) ORDINANCE 96-S-28 BY UPDATING AND
REVISING THE OmCIAL ZONING MAP FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED IN COMAL COUNTY AND GUADALUPE COUNTY
WITHIN THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS AND ADOPTING
SAID ZONING MAP.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:

THAT, the official zoning map of the City of Schertz as referenced in Article III of the City's
Unified Development Code, Ordinance No. 96-S-28, of the City of Schertz, Texas is hereby
amended in the following manner.

SECTION I

THAT, the official zoning map of the City of Schertz is updated and revised to reflect changes in
the zoning classification of certain parcels or portions thereof for property located in Comal and
Guadalupe Counties within the City of Schertz Texas, more particularly described in the
Proposed Zoning Map as attached in Exhibit "A", and detailed in Exhibits one (1) through
twenty-two (22) attached hereto in adopting the Official Zoning Map"

SECTION II

THAT, this Ordinance shall be effective from and after its final passage and any publication
required by the City of Schertz.

. SECTION III

THAT all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed.

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The construction of Hantharwady International Airport in Bago region, which was initially scheduled on July 1 would be delayed since the selection process of construction companies have not yet finished, said t he Aviation Department.
The department planed to build the airport within three years and a halt to have capacity of handling some 12 million passengers a year.
The Tender Scrutinizing Committee is now examining seven companies who have already won the auction.
“Although, we expected to start the construction tasks on July 1st, it is impossible now. We are going to meet the construction company individually if the final scrutinizing report comes out,” Tin Naing Tun, Deputy Director-General of the Aviation Department said.
All seven companies have already submitted their proposals and the committee would select one of them who can offer good design at reasonable price, he said.
According to the original schedule, the construction work of the new airport would begin on July 1 and will last until December 31, 2017 before the opening of the airport in January 2018.
The construction of airport had been divided by three phases. The first phase included 12,000-ft long runway, 12 million passengers handling capacity, airport building and airport facilities. The second phase would upgrade the airport to have 15 million passengers handling capacity and the runway as well as terminals will be expanded if the number of passengers rise up to 25 million in final stage.
A chosen site for construction of airport is located on western part of Bago region, 50 mile far of Yangon.
The construction site is an old airfield, which was constructed for Japanese military aircraft during the World War II.
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SBS Transit Feeder Bus Service 229 is a Feeder service operating from Bedok Interchange and looping at Bedok South Road, passing through Chai Chee, Bedok South and Upper East Coast.
↺ Bedok Sth Rd (Loop)
|Route||Bedok Bus Interchange ↺ Bedok South Rd (Loop)|
|Passes Through||Chai Chee Rd, Bedok Sth Ave 3|
|Route Length||9.9 km|
|Travelling Time||50 mins|
|BCM Route Package||Bedok Bus Package|
|Current Operator||SBS Transit Ltd|
|Current Depot||Bedok North Bus Depot (BNDEP)|
|Current Fleet||12-metre Single Deck Bus
– Mercedes-Benz Citaro
– Scania K230UB
|Departure Times from Bedok
|05:45 – 00:40|
|Weekdays||7 – 9 mins||7 – 14 mins||8 mins||7 – 16 mins|
|Saturdays||10 – 15 mins||10 – 14 mins||13 – 17 mins||16 – 17 mins|
|Sundays / Public Holidays||15 – 16 mins||11 – 17 mins||17 mins||16 – 17 mins|
|Fare||Charges distance fares capped at 3.2km for feeder services.
Feeder Service 229 primarily serves the residents of Chai Chee and Bedok South to Bedok Town Centre. Originally introduced as Feeder 219 in 1985, the route was later renumbered to Feeder 229.
For residents of Bedok South, the detour at Chai Chee before arriving at Bedok Interchange adds to travel time and Service 38 offers a more direct connection.
During Eves of Public Holidays, as well as MRT Early Closure affecting Bedok MRT Station, operating hours will be extended. Exact last bus hours are announced by SBS Transit closer to these dates.
MRT Station Served
- EW5 Bedok
- 1999 – 2001: Singapore Bus Services Ltd
- 2001 – Present: SBS Transit Ltd
The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2023 under the Bedok Bus Package.
- 1985 (15 Sep): Introduced between Bedok Int and Bedok South Ave 1 (Loop)
- 1986 (09 Nov): Extended to loop at Bedok South Rd
- 1999: Re-numbered Service 229
- 1999: Re-numbered from Service 219 as a service between Bedok Int and Bedok South Rd (Loop)
- 2001: Serves new pair of bus stops outside and opposite Lion Home for Elders along Bedok South Rd
- 2001 (19 Nov): Amended to Bedok Temp Int
- 2012 (30 Sep): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus service (WAB)
- 2014 (30 Nov): Amended to Bedok Integrated Transport Hub
- 2015 (04 May): Last bus extended to 0040hrs daily


Update: Bromley Common A21 closed following burst water main
Published Thursday, 18 July 2019
Thames Water have been working overnight to repair their burst water main...
Information about progress, including the bottled water location confirmed on their website https://www.thameswater.co.uk/
The council understands that repair process is made more complex due to damage also incurred to the gas supply, which also needs to be repaired.
The overnight road closure on the TFL managed Bromley Common (A21) has necessitated local diversions, with traffic and related congestion being heavy locally. Information about this road closure is on TfL’s website .


Durham County Council are proposing to reduce the number of street lights. The consultation is open to comments until 11 July 2016. (This deadline has now been extended to 9th August 2016).
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Grass Infields for New Daphne Park
The City of Daphne is building a new Sports Complex that will include new baseball fields for our kids. However, the current plan is that all the fields, including the ones designated for our Daphne Youth Baseball League, will consists of dirt infields. Please consider signing this Petition which we will present to the City Council next Tuesday, September 6, 2016, in support of our request that the City install grass infields. With your help, we can hopefully convince our City Council that our kids should have the opportunity to play baseball as it was intended - On Grass Infields!
NOTE: YOU MUST ENTER YOUR ADDRESS. WE NEED THIS TO VALIDATE YOUR SIGNATURE SO IT WILL BE COUNTED WHEN PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL.


- City winter parking restrictions begin Saturday, Nov. 1. Parking is not permitted on city streets from 2 to 6 a.m.; however, in a portion of Shakopee, odd/even parking rules apply.
City winter parking restrictions begin Nov. 1
No parking allowed on City streets between 2 and 6 a.m.
- Police Department seeks owners of found bikes, property
Share input on Quarry Lake Park development
Community invited to discuss concept plans for future park
Police Department to host Power of Parents presentation
MADD program invites parents, caring adults to talk to teens about alcohol
Highway 101 connection to Eden Prairie to close Oct. 27
Carver County Road 61 will close east of 101; follow detour on Pioneer Trail
Oct31Show Off Shakopee Photo Contest Deadline
Submit photos by 4:30 p.m.
Nov01Winter Parking Restrictions Begin
Parking restrictions in effect from Nov. 1 to March 31
Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Nov05City Council Workshop


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Several Boards and Commissions are appointed by the Supervisors to assist in the delivery of municipal services.
The Board meets the1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm (unless otherwise noted).
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The Town of Nolensville is mourning the loss of former Mayor, Jimmy Alexander.
Alexander was elected as an alderman in 2004 and served with each mayor for the Town of Nolensville, including Nolensville’s first Mayor, Charles Knapper, before being elected Mayor of Nolensville in 2010 and serving until 2020. Alexander brought his extensive professional planning background from Metro Nashville to Nolensville.
Mr. Alexander chose to devote his retirement years to public service. He played an integral role in each major project and development that occurred in what became an award-winning town.
As Mayor of Nolensville, Alexander initiated the town’s first Public Works facility, the first historic district concept plan for revitalization and the largest road project to date with the widening and multimodal trail installation on Sunset Road.
Quality residential communities were planned and developed during his many years of service and Alexander ensured that trail connectivity continued throughout Nolensville. The Nolensville Recreation Center, discussed for many years, became a reality in 2015 under his leadership in partnering with Williamson County.
Mayor Jimmy Alexander also served on the Tennessee Municipal League Board from 2015-2019.
Even after his diagnosis, Alexander quietly underwent treatment without missing a day at Town Hall. In his 16 years of public service to the Town of Nolensville, Mayor Jimmy Alexander never missed a Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
Details on a celebration of life for Mayor Jimmy Alexander will be announced at a later date.


You may have heard that Brooklyn got a new basketball arena. It’s called the Barclays Center. It was designed by SHoP Architects, made possible by a guy named Bruce Ratner, and took nearly nine years to build. It has a rust-colored facade, a crazy light-up oculus, a shiny new subway station, a club by Jay-Z, and a lot of people have opinions about it. Great new venue for sports, concerts, meeting and events. Call us to help you Discover New York and Brooklyn 212-370-1319 with all kinds of tours, restaurants and hotels.


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Phase 3 of Jocham-Utange rd flagged off
By Allan Kai
The third and final phase in the construction of the Jocham-Utange road has kicked off.
The flagging off of the road was presided by the Kisauni Member of Parliament Ali Mbogo on Wednesday.
Accompanied by the Kisauni Sub-county commissioner Jamleck Mbuba, the MP met with engineers and the area residents, to kick start the reconstruction of the current dilapidated road.
“We gave out this contract last year with the first phase being from Serena to Hassan Joho Girls High School and the second phase from Jocham Hospital to Kwa Palestina. Today we are flagging off the final phase from Kwa Palestina to Hassan Joho Girls High School,” said the MP.
Hon. Mbogo said the three kilometers stretch had some challenges, prompting the engineers to redesign the entire stretch so that they can reconstruct the road, rather than just patch it up and re-carpeting it.
He also acknowledged that they shall be constructing a new drainage system, to help eliminate the constant flooding of the road at the Kwa Palestina area each rainy season.
The MP thanked the national government for clearing the debt owed to the contractors which have given them more confidence to embark on the completion of the construction.
“I have spoken with the contractors and they have assured me that they shall remain on the site until the work is done,” said Mbogo.
He added that the road shall be completed by December 2020, as per the engineer’s projection.
Kisauni DCC Jamleck Mbuba thanked the MP for tirelessly working to help the residents of Kisauni,. He called for the contractors to heed their promise of constructing a durable road that will benefit the people of Utange.
Hon. Mbogo also reiterated that all the casual laborers that the contractor shall require will be sourced from the local youth in Utange so as to give them a chance to earn and better themselves, while possibly learning new skills in the process.


The Village of Clifton is governed by Mayor Bieri and council members.
Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7pm at the Clifton Senior Center (143 Clinton St. –
corner of Clinton St. & Clay St.).
Village of Clifton Planning Committee meets the first Monday of the month at 7 PM at the Clifton Senior Center.
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Village Voice Mail: (937) 342-2175
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LEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Road work is expected to take place in multiple areas of I-90 in Berkshire County for bridge and guardrail repairs.
According to MassDOT, lane closures will take place from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at mile marker 10.6. on Monday, August 2 in Lee for bridge repair work.
Beginning Monday night through Friday morning, there will be lane closures in Otis and Becket between 7 p.m. each evening until 5 a.m. the following morning for guard rail repairs.
Drivers will be able to travel through the work areas but encouraged to reduce speed, use caution, and take a different route if possible. The scheduled work is weather dependent.


For Immediate Release
July 16, 2020
The Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) will hold its first set of online community input meetings to present preliminary recommendations for the Fairfax County and Franconia-Springfield Parkways Alternatives Analysis and Long-Term Planning Study. Fairfax county residents will have three opportunities to participate in the meetings:
- Wednesday, July, 29, 2020, 11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. (Lunchtime)
- Thursday, July 30, 2020, 7-9 p.m.
- Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2020, 7-9 p.m.
Attendees must register with WebEx prior to the meeting using the link provided. The meetings will include a presentation by the study team and an opportunity for time for questions and answers. In order to facilitate the online meeting experience, FCDOT has put together a step-by-step process for registration, logging in and participating in the meeting.
We Want to Hear from You! Feedback is Welcomed until Midnight on Monday, August 31, 2020
View the Recorded Presentation
If you are unable to participate in the virtual community input meetings, the meetings will be recorded and posted on the Fairfax County and Franconia Springfield Parkways study webpage.The PowerPoint presentation will also be available on the website on July 29.
Take an Online Survey
An online survey that will be available from July 29 - Aug. 31, 2020.
Email, Call or Mail Your Comments
- Email comments by using the Feedback Form link at the bottom of the Study webpage
- Call FCDOT at 703-877-5600, TTY 711.
- Mail comments to Fairfax County Department of Transportation, Attn: Fairfax County & Franconia-Springfield Parkways Study, 4050 Legato Road, Suite 400, Fairfax, VA 22033
Over the last two years, FCDOT has held two rounds of community input meetings to gather feedback from residents and worked to identify deficiencies and future needs along the Parkway corridors. The goals of the study include creating a more efficient option for commuters while serving local residents, minimizing impacts to property owners and the environment, and exploring options for the corridors.
The study team will once again gather feedback and develop and evaluate final recommendations in its transportation models to ensure that the recommended improvements address future demand and commuter needs. FCDOT will present the final recommendations to the Board of Supervisors this winter. Once the Board of Supervisors have endorsed the Study, FCDOT will begin the process of amending the Comprehensive Plan in Spring 2021.
FCDOT will prioritize recommendations from the study to show what may be implemented in the near future or over a longer (10-50 year) horizon, as funding allows.
For more information, visit the Study webpage.


On Tuesday, February 20 at 4PM, the County Commissioners will announce their decision regarding an appeal made by the Griffin Neighborhood Association against the Conference Center.
No public testimony will be taken.
The GNA Board is asking all opponents of the Conference Center to turn out and demonstrate their opposition to this project.
Last year, the GNA asked the county to declare the application to build the Center had expired. When the county refused to do so, the GNA went to a Hearing Examiner for the County. The Hearing Examiner found the developer of the Conference Center was under no deadline to complete the Environmental Impact Study requested by the county more than a year ago. The EIS is required for the county to consider the application for approval.
The GNA appealed the decision of the hearing examiner and filed legal arguments with the County Commissioners. This Tuesday we will hear the decision of the Commissioners on that appeal.
If the Commissioners rule against the Conference Center, any new application to build would be filed under more restrictive rules for facilities of this kind. Even the representative of the conference center developer has admitted an application made under the current regulations is unlikely to pass.
If the Commissioners rule against the GNA, we will have to decide whether to take our appeal to the courts. We could only do that with the continued financial support of those in the community who don’t want to see residential property converted for commercial use in the way necessary to grant the Special Use Permit.
Join the GNA for the Commissioner’s meeting this Tuesday afternoon. We will have stickers to wear, so the Commissioners will know where we stand on the project, even if we cannot speak at the meeting.
Meeting of the County Commissioners
Tuesday, February 20
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Road construction begins on Monday September 15.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) will begin a resurfacing project on the 72nd Street Cross Drive in Central Park on Monday, September 15 at approximately 9:00 pm.
DOT crews will strip the surface of the drive from the 72nd Street entrance at 5th Avenue to the Bethesda Arcade Monday night into Tuesday morning. They will then pave the surface of the drive Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
There will be rough road on the Cross Drive and on the East Drive at 72nd Street on Tuesday, September 16. Please proceed with caution.
DOT will return to the Park the week of September 22 to complete the work on the west side of the Cross Drive.
Please call 212.628.1036 x17 if you have any questions about this project.
Thanks you for your interest in Central Park.
– Anna Colletti
Government & Community Relations
Central Park Conservancy


Oct. 11, 2022
Due to construction, Saskatchewan Dr. will be closed between Wightman Cres. and Riverwood Dr. starting Wednesday, Oct. 12.
Detours will be in place. Public will still be able to access the Weyburn Public Health building from Saskatchewan Dr. off King St.
This work is expected to take two weeks to allow concrete to cure.


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One Astoria politician is looking to make the headache of potholes go away faster.
Councilmember Costa Constantinides recently announced he had introduced a bill into the City Council that would require potholes to be filled within five days or less.
“It will give peace of mind to those that call 3-1-1 that potholes will be repaired within a five day time frame demonstrating our responsiveness to their all,” Constantinides said. “Department of Transportation (DOT) data shows that we have been able to fill potholes effectively despite the harsh winter. [The bill] would codify good practice and set our expectations high for years to come.”
Constantinides’ legislation was introduced after Mayor Bill de Blasio and the DOT announced that they have made pothole repairs a top priority this year. De Blasio’s plan includes pothole blitzes, targeted repaving, road-surface material enhancements, and enhanced routing and tracking operations.


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