Replace existing distribution system lines (approximately 10,000 feet) with new 4- to 6- inch PVC piping and connection with residential units,
install fire hydrants and isolation and pressure control valves.
County of Humboldt
Project will help local public agencies to meet long-term water supply needs, protection of water quality, and augment/restore environmental conditions.
Complete and Fully Paid
Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino, Modoc, Siskiyou, Sonoma, Trinity


Spirit Park was completed in 2008. The park is a first-class facility in which the citizens of Spanish Fort can take pride.
30338 Waites Lane
Spanish Fort, Alabama 36527
Eight (8) tennis courts with lighting
Three (3) multi-purposed fields to accommodate regulation softball and youth baseball
Climate-controlled press boxes
Ample parking throughout the park
RULES AND REGULATIONS
View Ordinance No. 439-2013 to review the Rules and Regulations for Spirit Park.
Spirit Park facility shall not be leased out to organizations which are not associated with the City of Spanish Fort.
PARK RULES ARE POSTED AT THE PARK AND ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED.


Good news from the Kitty camp today: our house plans have finally gone into council for discussion. Not the official DA process, but a modified pre-DA version which you can do through our council. You can submit your plans for discussion and feedback to a planning officer and then have a meeting to talk about why you have designed it the way you have and where you don't comply with planning laws.
The process is designed to try and make the DA process smoother and get you a better result for your plans and have a chance to negotiate before putting the plans through the formal DA process. We have our meeting with council next Tuesday and I have my fingers crossed that they will be kind to us! I'm really excited about the progress we have made these last few weeks and can't wait to start talking to builders about it!


On June 9, 2022, the city held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly constructed memorial garden behind Fire Station 16. The fire station was dedicated in honor of Dawson Barnes, a Burleson teenager who tragically lost his life in an automobile accident at what would be the future site of the station. The station design includes a memorial garden and a portion of the garden has been reserved for engraved bricks where loved ones can be memorialized.
If you would like to purchase an engraved brick in memory of someone special to you, please complete the Engraved Brick Order Form.
For additional information, please contact Kerry Montgomery at 817.426.9206.


Transport Department may as well have no Minister – Munster
Sinn Féin Spokesperson for Transport, Tourism and Sport Imelda Munster TD today questioned the role of Shane Ross as Minister for Transport, amid widespread chaos in the transport sector.
Deputy Munster was speaking after a meeting of the Joint Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport, where representatives from TII and the Department of Transport appeared to discuss the dire state of our roads, and the totally inadequate level of funding available to the department to remedy the situation.
Speaking about the current challenges facing the rail network, Deputy Munster said:
“The Department may as well have no Minister. It is as though there is nobody steering the ship. The crux of the matter is that the sector is woefully underfunded, and this has led to the crises we are seeing with the deterioration of our roads and our rail network in the past eight years.
“I have to question whether it is not government policy to run public services into the ground so that it appears we have no option but to close them down.
“Our public transport network is there to provide a public service, which includes servicing rural areas, alongside densely populated urban areas. That’s what defines it from a private transport operator who can pick and choose to service only the most profitable routes. Maybe that is the ulterior motive behind all this.
“Cutting railway lines appears to be something of a knee-jerk reaction to the figures quoted in the NTA report. Closing stations and lines is not the answer. We should weigh up all options during the consultation period to address the challenges facing the rail network so that we can find solutions to improve our vital public transport network.”


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TRAILS CELEBRATION! JUNE 2, 2022 4 PM Opening the newest section of Hanover Trolley Trail. As a prelude to National Trails Day, […]Continue reading
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Save The Date! Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Northern Extension 4/20/18
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7500 Sunset Blvd DEIR is posted for your review.
7500 Sunset Blvd project proposes demolition and new construction of the entire two (2) blocks on the south side of Sunset Blvd from Curson to Gardner St.
See “Project Description”, then click on the link below or project address (Green Text) to view the full document and DEIR chapters.
7500 Sunset Boulevard Project – Draft Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIR)
Comment Review Period: June 16, 2016 to August 1, 2016
- Housing Chair Vacancy
- CD4 Virtual Candidate Forum
- Executive Committee Special Meeting
- HHWNC Virtual Board Meeting- Wed. Sept. 16, 2020
- PLUM Committee & Ad Hoc Hollywood Community Plan Committee Joint Meeting – 9/9/2020
- PLUM Committee Meeting (virtual) – Sept. 2, 2020 @ 6pm
- Hollywood Hills PARTY HOUSE VIRTUAL TOWN HALL MONDAY 5:30 pm With CD4 Councilmember David Ryu


Abdullah City Islamabad:
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- Residential plots (5 Marla, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal)
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Outdoor Art Exhibition
The Arts and Humanities Advisory Board (AHAB), the City of Manhattan, and the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation (GMCF) are pleased to present Manhattan’s first juried outdoor public art exhibition. The juror, Dr. Susan Earle, is Curator at the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, Kansas, and Department Head at the University of Kansas Department of Art History.
The art pieces are installed along the 3rd Street Corridor in Downtown Manhattan, from the 3rd Street Pocket Park to Blue Earth Plaza. The exhibition runs through April 2021.


- Western Terminus:
- Madison-Durham Road (CT 79) in Killingworth
- Eastern Terminus:
- Town Street (CT 82) and Norwich-Salem Road (CT 82) in Hadlyme
- 16.35 miles
- Middlesex, New London
CT 148 is an east/west route from Killingworth to Hadlyme. It is divided into two sections, one on each side of the Connecticut River. A ferry connects the two sections during the summer months. CT 148 begins at Madison-Durham Road (CT 79) and ends at Town Street (CT 82) and Norwich-Salem Road (CT 82). The entire length is a two-lane undivided road.


Here’s the latest on the M-52 construction project from the Michigan Department of Transportation.
From 5 a.m.- 7 p.m., miscellaneous work continues for water main installation and driveway placement prep. All three lanes on M-52 are open to traffic: one southbound lane, one northbound lane and a designated left turn lane.
From 7 p.m.-5 a.m., traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction along the west side of M-52 and the contractor will be working along the east side of M-52 completing driveways and sidewalks.
On Monday, Oct. 15, at 5 am, until about 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 16, M-52, north of I-94, will be reduced to one lane in each direction for milling and paving.
On Wednesday, Oct. 17, from 7 p.m. to 5 am, there will be a detour for southbound M-52 traffic between I-94 and Old US-12 for paving in the southbound and left turn lane on M-52.
On Friday, Oct. 19, between 7 p.m. – 5 a.m., the contractor will close and detour the westbound I-94 off-ramp to M-52 for paving on the ramp.
On Monday, Oct. 22, between 7 p.m. – 5 a.m., the contractor will close and detour the westbound I-94 on-ramp from M-52 for paving on the ramp.
Please note that all closure or detour dates are tentative, and weather dependent, so any interruptions due to the weather will most likely shift the entire schedule.


Henry County SPLOST sales tax collections surpassed $57 million dollars during 2022. The county’s transportation SPLOST program collected another $40 million during its first nine months.
Henry County SPLOST and transportation SPLOST each represent a one percent local sales tax within the county. The funds pay for capital projects, such as new parks and road improvements.
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We are interested in your comments
The Jetport welcomes your participation in the Airport Master Plan process, and we are interested in your ideas and comments. After reviewing the documents published on this web site, you are welcome to submit comments for the airport and the consulting team to consider.
Comments can be submitted in several ways:
- Participate in the Public Information Workshop
- Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.org
- Mail a letter to: TTA Master Plan Update, Raleigh Executive Jetport, 700 Rod Sullivan Rd, Sanford, NC 27330
- Fill out the comment form below
If you have questions, please provide your contact information and we will provide answers as soon as practical. Please do not contact the airport administration directly with comments or questions associated with the TTA Master Plan Update.


26 Calle Parras
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
26 Calle Parras has a Walk Score of 80 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Jardinero en Granada, Pabellon Ogijares and Campo De La Zubia Para Ver A Fran!!.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 26 Calle Parras.


Easy Rider® speed bump reduces vehicle speeds to 2-5 mph (approximate), making parking lots or light traffic streets safer for pedestrians and motorists. Constructed from 100% recycled tires, Easy Rider® speed bumps are preformed to ensure a smooth, safe ride. The Easy Riders® flexible design conforms to the contour of virtually any road surface.
The Easy Riders® will not chip, crack, fade, crumble, rot or deteriorate. Channeled bottom helps facilitate drainage as well as cover cabling or piping.
End caps can also be purchased to protect the speed bump ends as well as vehicles, sold separately. In-molded reflective tape and cat’s eye reflectors enhance the speed bumps visibility at night warning drivers and pedestrians well in advance.
Easy Rider® speed bumps are the ideal maintenance-free parking lot solution. In addition to enhancing parking lot safety, the bumps can lower insurance premiums for lot owners.
Features and Benefits
- Long lasting and cost efficient
- Resistant to ultraviolet light, moisture, oil, and extreme temperatures
- Made with corrosion resistant recycled rubber for long lasting durability and dependability
- Reduces speed to 2-5mph
- Molded highway reflective tape makes curb highly visible at night and "Cats Eye" Reflectors provide additional reflectivity at night
- Will not chip, crack, fade, crumble, rot or deteriorate. Maintenance free.
- Resistant to damage from ultraviolet light and precipitation including ice, road salt, gas and oil and does not change with extreme weather swings
- Brittleness at -40F to 70hrs at 150F no change. Weight Max Capacity 40,000 lbs
- Warranty: 3 years on the product; 1 year on the tape (under normal use)


Milton Council is set for its first meeting in March tomorrow (March 4). A couple of items to keep in mind
Technical Report– Condo Towers at Drew Centre and Thompson Rd (west side): Town Staff are recommending the development of 3 towers (31, 29, and 27 storeys) be approved. Traffic remains a major issue at that corner, with drivers stuck at that intersection for multiple red lights depending on the time of day. Residents on the north side of Childs Drive raised issues about the building’s shadow. Parking is another plague of the area. There is never enough of it with transit users often using the Super Store plaza. Work is set to begin on changes to the GO Station.
Regional Government Notice of Motion: This one has been developing the last couple of meetings. The provincial government has appointed a three expert panel to review the structure of Regional Government. Mayor Krantz has revealed he had met with the panel. The general message from Halton Mayors is that the region is working well as it is. There has been increasing talk combining some services such as transit into some kind of region-wide system. The motion firmly opposes amalgamation.
The council meeting begins at 7pm in Council Chambers at 150 Mary St. Can’t make it? watch online, or follow along on the twitter feed: @MiltonReporter for highlights.


Islamabad (December 07, 2017): The Supreme Court of Pakistan will announce its decision in case of Orange Line Train project of Lahore tomorrow, Friday, the decision was reserved on April 17.
The Supreme Court had reserved its ruling in the Orange Line Metro Train project case on April 17, but asked the Punjab government to submit a comprehensive report after seeking expert opinion to allay the fears of its opponents.
The case heard by three-member SC larger bench headed by justice Aijaz Afzal.
The Punjab government has filed five various appeals against the case as the Lahore High Court had already directed the Punjab government to protect the historical buildings and mosques constructed on the suggested route of the orange line train projects.
Cost of Orange Metro Train in Lahore has exceeded 250 billion rupees, while metro train cost was estimated at 164 billion rupees.
Orange Line project has started to set huge affect on Punjab’s economy and the whole province’s budget was put on a single project. AbbTakk News has dug out startling statistics of the project.
According to sources, 27 kilometers of new roads have been destroyed and their reconstruction cost will be 600 million rupees. Multan Road was constructed with a cost of six billion rupees, which will now be reconstructed, while the affected government buildings payment statistics are not added in the expenses yet.


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Selected Firms - Resident Engineering Inspection Services for the Construction of Sidewalks at Various Locations in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island
5 firms were awarded contracts from 20 firms that proposed.
The selected firms are:
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- Western Terminus:
- Newport Gap Pike (DE 41) and Lancaster Pike (DE 41) in Hockessin
- Eastern Terminus:
- Walnut Street (Business US 13) in Wilmington
- 7.09 miles
- New Castle
DE 48 is an east/west route through Wilmington and its suburbs. It begins in Hockessin where DE 41 turns from Lancaster Pike onto Newport Gap Pike. Lancaster Pike continues east as DE 48. Coming into Wilmington, it changes Lancaster Avenue. At Union Street (DE 2), Lancaster Avenue becomes an eastbound one-way street. Westbound traffic follows Second Street, which runs parallel one block to the north. After crossing I-95, Lancaster Avenue becomes Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. A short distance thereafter, it ends at Walnut Street (Business US 13).


6, Golf Links Road, HEPBURN, VIC 3461
“The Country Dream - Vacant Allotment in Quiet Residential Area”
Located in a quiet area of Hepburn this gently sloping, cleared and fully serviced allotment of 624sq.m approx. could be the site for your future home (STCA).
Just a stroll to the many amenities that Hepburn/Hepburn Springs has to offer such as Bathhouse & Spa, historic mineral springs, cafes, restaurants, general store, golf course, primary school and kindergarten. Less than a five minute drive into neighbouring Daylesford.
One of 5 blocks in the development this property is perfect for those seeking to build their own home, weekender or rental investment dwelling.
Inspections are available by appointment.


Meeting Schedule: The Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Advisory Committee meets quarterly, generally on the first Monday of the month in Room B106 of the County Administration Center, 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, at 10:30 a.m. Meeting date, room location, and time may change due to scheduling conflicts. For additional information or to place a topic on the meeting agenda, please call Joshua Hudson, 941.764.4943.
The next Charlotte Harbor Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Advisory Committee meeting will be on October 7, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. in Room B106 of the County Administration Center, 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte.
Background: The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) is the governing body of the Charlotte Harbor CRA and has appointed the Charlotte Harbor CRA Advisory Committee to make recommendations on the use of tax increment revenues and legislative items. The Advisory Committee consists of seven members appointed by the BCC. Meetings are open to the public, and property owners in the area are invited to become more involved in the strategies to continue to improve the area.
View information about the Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency.


Residents' perceptions following retrofitting of residential area outdoor lighting with LEDs
Forskningsoutput: Tidskriftsbidrag › Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift
The use of light emitting diodes (LEDs) in outdoor lighting has energy-saving potential, but users' responses to this light source are largely unknown. An intervention study in two residential areas compared conventional lighting installations (high pressure sodium in Area 1 and high pressure mercury in Area 2) to a retrofitted LED-alternative regarding residents' perceptions of quality of light, visual accessibility and danger. Moreover, energy use was calculated. Residents' (N=60) visual accessibility improved and perceived danger remained low in both areas after retrofitting. In Area 2 the perceived quality of light increased, whereas in Area 1 the results were mixed. The retrofitted application reduced energy use by 41-76% and might be a feasible alternative to conventional outdoor lighting in relatively safe areas.
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1,800 meters of Padma Bridge now visible
Published 11:50 pm | May 06, 2019
A total of 1,800 meters of the Padma Bridge became visible as its 12th span was installed today. Talking to BSS, Project Director of the Padma Multipurpose Bridge M Shafiqul Islam said the span was placed between the pillars 20 and 21 of the bridge at about 12 noon.
He said after the installation of the 12th span, a total of 1,800 meters of the bridge became visible.
According to project details, on October 14, 2018, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina unveiled the name plaque of Padma Bridge Toll Plaza at the Mawa end.
The national economy is expected to witness 1.2 percent GDP growth rate, while 0.84 percent poverty will be reduced every year after completion of the bridge to be built with an estimated cost of Taka 30,193.39 crore.
The first span of the Padma Bridge was installed on September 30, 2017. The second span was installed four months later on January 28, 2018 while the third one was placed on March 11, after one and a half months.
According to the engineers concerned, a total of 41 spans will be installed on 42 concrete pillars to complete the bridge.
দৈনিক সময় সংবাদ ২৪ ডট কম সংবাদের কোনো সংবাদ, তথ্য, ছবি,আলোকচত্রি, ভিডিওচিত্র, অডিও কনটেন্ট কপিরাইট আইনে র্পূব অনুমতি ছাড়া ব্যবহার করা সর্ম্পূণ বেআইনি। সামাজিক যোগাযোগ মাধ্যমে যে কোন কমেন্সের জন্য কর্তৃপক্ষ দায়ী নয়।


Full and original article posted on Telegram.com
WORCESTER – The Worcester Regional Transit Authority recovered quickly from ridership lows during the pandemic and is on track to meet its ridership peak in 2016, the Worcester Regional Research Bureau details in its latest report.
“The WRTA’s exceptionally speedy ridership recovery, with 140% of 2019 pre-pandemic values by the end of 2022, may be due in part to the fare-free service begun in March 2020,” reads the report, titled “Resurging Regional Ridership: An analysis of mobility flows, riders, and ridership in the WRTA region.”
“More years of fare-free service would require that the WRTA design strategies to continue its upward trend in ridership,” the report states.
Click here to read full article.


About the Project
No The project will ensure that the school has a safe, accessible and stimulating environment for all the children to enjoy for many generation to come. The playing fields adjacent to the playground are also used by local sports coaching clubs at the weekend, so they will also feel the benefits.
About the Charity
The junior school is desperately in need of a new playground. When it rains large areas become flooded and unusable. It has been patched up for years and now needs sorting out properly. But this is going to cost. A lot. Friends of Nevill Road Schools, the PTA, are raising as much as possible to put towards the work to help make it happen!


Stretch of Telegraph Road in Redford Township to close Friday
As construction season drags into fall, another major road will be under repair.
Southbound Telegraph Road (US-24) in Redford Township, near the Detroit border, will be closed from 5 Mile Road to I-96 beginning Friday at 9 a.m., announced the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). The agency is investing $1.8 million to perform bridge repairs on the road over the Tarabusi Creek, north of I-96. The project will entail removing and replacing support beams and patching the driving surface.
In addition, the left lane on northbound Telegraph will continue to be closed. Both closures are expected to reopen the week of Oct. 7.
MDOT's suggested detour is eastbound 8 Mile Road to southbound Southfield Freeway(M-39) to westbound I-96, then to southbound Telegraph.


The City of Cape Town advises of water supply disruptions in Sunningdale and Bloubergsands areas on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th June.
The Water and Sanitation department will be performing essential emergency work on the water infrastructure that will be causing the water disruption.
Water disruption will take place between 8 pm and midnight on both the 12th and 13th June.
Residents are requested to store water in clean, sealed containers for use during this time. All taps must be kept closed during this time to prevent any water loss or damaged when the water supply is restored.
The City apologises for any inconvenience that may be caused while conducting these emergency repairs.


Save the number 22 bus in Woodingdean from being cut on a Sunday
This petition made change with 98 supporters!
The proposed cut to the number 22 bus in Woodingdean means that after 6pm on a Sunday residents of Woodingdean will no longer be able to access important parts of the town centre such as the train station, Churchill sq shops, London road shops, cinema, restaurants or friends and family in town. This is an unfair cut on those who live on the outskirts of the City and who have no alternative forms of transport and will affect the most vulnerable members of our village; the elderly, young mums with children and the disabled, the most. All to save only £51,000. Your Conservative Councillors Geoff Wells and Dee Simson are campaigning to "Save the 22" from the Green axe and welcome your support
Today: maria is counting on you
maria caulfield needs your help with “Brighton and Hove City Council: Save the number 22 bus in Woodingdean from being cut on a Sunday”. Join maria and 97 supporters today.


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Pine Street Construction Update04/26/2017Last week Advance Construction completed the water main on West Pine Street. This week they began water services and sanitary l...
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Shiv Residency Residential Plots for Sale Near Muhana Mandi Mansarovar Extn. Jaipur, Jda Approved Plots for Sale & Agriculture land for Sale Near Muhana Area Sanganer Jaipur.
Shiv Residency Jda Approved Plots in Muhana Sanganer Jaipur
Shiv Residency Jda Approved Plots for Sale Muhana Mandi Sanganer Jaipur, Residential Jda Approved Plots for Sale Near Muhana Terminal Market Sanganer Jaipur.
Residential Jda Jaipur Approved Plots 111 SQ YARDS, 150 SQ YARDS, 166 SQ YARDS, 200 SQ YARDS Plots for Sale near Muhana Mandi Terminal Market Sanganer Near Mansarovar Extn. Jaipur.
Also Deals in – Jda Approved Plots Residential & Commercial Mix Use Plots 50 SQ MTR to 1250 SQ MTR Plots on Ring Road Jaipur & Residential Plots 111 SQ YDS to 200 SQ YDS Plots in Gokul Garden City Kishorpura Diggi Road Jaipur.
Residential Jda Jaipur Approved Plots 98 SQ MTR, 120 SQ MTR, 162 SQ MTR, 200 SQ MTR, 252 SQ MTR Plots in Swarn Vihar Jda Scheme Near Muhana Mandi Terminal Market Gate Number -2 Sanganer Mansarovar Extn. Jaipur.
Jda Approved Plots New Residential Township in Jaipur
- Royal Green City ist New Jda Approved Plots Township at Near Lotus Jain Temple Badke Balaji Ajmer Road Jaipur, more info…
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Pothole alongside drain
Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 10:10, Tue 24 August 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
OS GRID REFERENCE: ST 57767 72545 DISTRICT: Bristol, City of WARD: Cabot LOCATION DESCRIPTION: A4, Bristol, England, BS8 4UA LOCATION MAP: https://urldefense.com/ v3/ __http:/ / www.fillthathole.org.uk/ hazard/ 188293/ map__;!!KUxdu5-bBfnh!uhHu1d15KF2PQfCbUUp0IFS42jq3fu1tO-7-WuTpGZqPBxk0kdz5dS8dMDEXE8FpBl7fiweP5sTx$
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HAZARD TYPE: Other APPROX. SIZE: APPROX. DEPTH: APPROX. DISTANCE FROM KERB: DATE ENCOUNTERED: 2021-08-14 DEFECT DESCRIPTION: Huge 150mm deep pothole along side drain / access grate - in the bus / cycle lane - if hit by a bicycle this will cause the rider to fall off. FURTHER INFORMATION: https://urldefense.com/ v3/ __http:/ / www.fillthathole.org.uk/ hazard/ 188293__;!!KUxdu5-bBfnh!uhHu1d15KF2PQfCbUUp0IFS42jq3fu1tO-7-WuTpGZqPBxk0kdz5dS8dMDEXE8FpBl7fi-DKc1ZR$
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:10, Tue 24 August 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:28, Tue 24 August 2021
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:10, Fri 10 September 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


PITTSBURGH – The Allegheny County Department of Public Works today announced that the McKinney Road Bridge in North Park is now closed for deck repairs, installation of scour protection and abutment repairs. The bridge is scheduled to reopen at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 31.
Traffic will follow a posted 1.5-mile detour. Motorists traveling on Pearce Mill Road will be detoured west onto Brown Road, south onto Kummer Road, and then back to McKinney Road. Those traveling east on McKinney Road will follow the same detour in reverse.
For additional information, contact Construction Manager Jeanna Fisher at 412-350-5978
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The original item was published from 6/22/2011 4:07:01 PM to 10/1/2011 12:05:00 AM.
Public Works News Flash
Posted on: June 22, 2011
[ARCHIVED] Road Work on Vasco and Camino Diablo Roads
The work will begin on June 23, 2011 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.


Driving Toward Accessibility & Mobility For Everyone.
No Matter The Destination
The Headwaters Regional Mobility Center is a centralized source for ride information in north-central Minnesota. We can assist in arranging transportation in town or across the state. The mobility center coordinates with all public transit, taxis, specialized transportation services, and other transportation agencies to provide the most efficient and cost-effective solution.
Our services are free of charge and can either arrange transportation on your behalf, connect you with the appropriate service, or assist with any questions.
Call us at 218-444-4732 or , we are here to help.


Innerbelt e-mails include traffic operations which are new or different for the week. For a complete list of long-term & permanent closures and operations - including a map of recent & upcoming changes - please log-on to www.Innerbelt.org
and click on "Traffic Impacts." Remember... Opt for the Alternate!
and use I-490 and I-77 to avoid downtown construction.
- NEW!! Friday, September 23, E 9th Street will be closed under I-90 from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. The E 9th Street ramp to I-77 south will also be closed during this time. Use Ontario.
- Daily through Friday, September 23, E 14th Street and E 9th Street will have lane closures under I-90 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.
- Nightly through Friday, September 23, E 14th Street will be closed under I-90 from midnight to 6 a.m. each night.
Regional Interstate Impacts
- NEW!! Beginning Friday, September 23, I-90 west will be closed between I-77 and E 9th Street, from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. on Saturday, September 24. Use I-77 south to I-490 west. The E 9th Street entrance ramp to I-90 west will be open.


FINALLY Nashville fans of NASCAR have some good news to celebrate!
Mayor John Cooper and Bristol Motor Speedway have reached a deal to revitalize the Nashville Fairgrounds Speeday!
The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway is a staple of the city and has been around for 117 years! With this revitalization, they are hoping to bring NASCAR cup series back to Nashville!
This partnership creates an economically viable future for our historic track, spurs hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity, and completes the last unrenovated part of the Nashville Fairgrounds at no cost to the Metro General Fund.


In this short, we discuss the influence SCI-Arc (Southern California Institute of Architecture) has had on the surrounding Art District. Through a grant from ArtPlace, they were able to create two public areas where people are welcome to utilize for their own projects and events.
Client // SCI-Arc
Director // Alain Uy
Producer // Angela Calero, Allison Holton, Georgiana Ceausu


Sadbhav Engineering said it has been declared lowest bidder for two highway projects worth Rs 1,572 crore in Gujarat by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Both the projects fall under Bharatmala Pariyojna.
"We have been declared as lowest bidder today by NHAI for ... 2 EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) road projects," the company said in a regulatory filing to the BSE.
The company said one of the projects pertain to construction of 4-lane expressway from Sardar Patel ring road to Sindhrej Village of Ahmedabad District from km O to 22 of Ahmedabad-Dholera Greenfield Alignment (NH-751).
The company's bid cost for the project was Rs 690.30 crore.
The other project for which the company bid Rs 882 crore pertained to construction of 4-lane expressway from Sindhrej Village to Vejalka village of Ahmedabad District from km 22 to km 48.520 of Ahmedabad-Dholera Greenfield Alignment (NH-751).


|There's nothing worse than setting out for a nice long walk or run through your neighborhood and stumbling on a cracked, deteriorated, or misaligned sidewalk. Not only does this sidewalk threaten your safety, but it also decreases the neighborhood's beauty. To combat this problem, the City of Kettering conducts an annual sidewalk and curb repair program.
Each year a section of the City is targeted for the program with the goal of covering the City within a 20 to 25 year period.
Kettering has adopted the practice, which is common in most communities across the country, of making property owners responsible for the sidewalk and curbs abutting their properties. In Ohio, state law provides for this practice on the premise that property owners get the most benefit from the walk because it is available for their use and it enhances a property's value. So when it comes to making repairs, property owners are responsible.
The City Engineering Department inspectors review the sidewalk and curb and mark the sections that must be replaced or repaired. The criteria for replacement or repair was established by City Council and has been used for several years. After the marking is completed, an explanation of the markings, a copy of the required work, an estimated cost, and the options for doing the work are sent to the affected residents.
There are two options for repairing the sidewalks and curbs.
First, the citizen could hire a contractor, who must obtain a permit within thirty (30) days of official notification, to do sidewalk, drive approach, and/or curbs. The contractor has thirty (30) days from the time the permit is issued to complete the work. The contractor must post a $5,000.00 performance bond which will remain on file with the City for a period of 12 months. The contractor must also provide proof of insurance, listing the City of Kettering as an additional insured. This work must also have a final inspection.
The second option for replacement or repair is to have the contractor that the City hires do the work. The City pays the contractor for the actual cost of the work. Once th work is completed and a final letter sent to the citizen, the citizen may either pay cash to the City for the work or have the actual cost plus interest, and a County collection fee assessed to their property taxes.
Sidewalk and curb repair is a vital part of neighborhood pride and the residents should remember that the program not only ties into neighborhood pride, but community pride as well. If everyone does their part, improvements will be a lot easier. Any property owner that has questions about the program should contact the Engineering Department at (937) 296-2436, Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The marking and issuing of replacement orders on curb, sidewalks, and drive approaches is a controversial subject. The purpose of these standards is to make determinations as precise as possible while holding arbitrary judgments to a minimum. However, it must be realized that some decisions will require an arbitrary, impersonal approach.
When there is a disagreement between the Inspector and the property owner regarding replacement orders, the City Engineer will re-examine the curb, sidewalk, or drive approach in question and make the final determination.
Deficiencies Requiring Sidewalk or Drive Approach Replacement:
1. Section or sections sagged or raised more than one inch (1") from original configuration, if, at the discretion of the inspector, there is a drainage or safety problem.
2. Misalignment at joints or part of sections.
(a) Sidewalk - three-eights inch (3/8").
(b) Drive approach - at sidewalk edge, one-half inch (1/2"); at edge next to curb - one inch (1").
3. Badly spalled, when aggregate can be scratched from the surface indicating constant deterioration.
4. Missing sections or horizontal gaps in excess of one inch (1") between sections.
5. Sidewalks that are not in drive approaches may be allowed to be patched. Cracked or loose corners when damaged area is larger than two square inches (2 sq. in.) but smaller than thirty-six square inches (36 sq. in.) may be patched by the owner or his contractor. Cracked corners less than two square inches (2 sq. in.) will not require correction.
Deficiencies Requiring Curb Replacement:
1. Missing or damaged sections.
2. Curb that is sagged or raised more than one inch (1") out of original configuration, if, at the discretion of the inspector, there is a drainage or safety problem.
3. Misalignment at joints or in section of three-fourths inch (3/4") or more.
(a) Loose longitudinal cracks twelve inches (12") in length (when balance of curb is solid). The inspector may in these cases approve cap patches when properly made and installed by the owner's contractor, but will not be permitted for the City Contractor.
4. Curbs can not be patched.
5. In the absence of tree lawn where curb and sidewalk abut each other, three-eights inch (3/8") shall be the guide for misalignment.
6. At catch basins for storm water, the City shall be responsible for curb or sidewalk adjacent to and within three feet (3') of either side of the outside edge of basin. Sidewalk separated from basin by tree lawn shall be the property owners responsibility.
NOTE: Coachwalks can either be removed or repaired and/or replaced.
The contractor you hire must post a $5,000 performance bond which will remain on file with the City for a period of 12 months if they are doing any CURB WORK.
Call the Engineering Department at (937) 296-2436 to check on the bonding status of the contractor that you may hire to do your work.


Your Fresh Voice
Transit officials may consider changes to push Muni riders and tourists towards paying for fares in advance.
Commercial advertisements of cannabis products, services or businesses will no longer be allowed on SFMTA property.
Major changes to San Francisco’s 40-year old Residential Parking Permit Program are put on hold after transit officials raised concerns.
Muni’s electric trolleys will soon drive off into retirement as newer and more reliable electric trolleys will arrive in The City during the next two years.


Sheffield cycle stand - Root fix
Sheffield cycle stands provide a low-cost and reliable fixing point for bicycles. The Sheffield cycle stand is perhaps the most well-known variation and is a simple, steel hoop design which allows one bike to be locked to either side.
The Sheffield cycle stand is designed to be the same height as a standard bike frame to allow easy fixing with a bike lock. Cycle stands are very low maintenance and once installed will provide a safe, secure and convenient cycle locking point for years to come.
Sheffield cycle stands are fabricated from mild steel and galvanised as standard to prevent rust, the cycle stands are also available polyester powder coated in any standard RAL colour. The root fix version of the cycle stand is designed to be concreted in.
· Extremely popular bicycle fixing solution.
· Also available in cycle rack variation.
· Fully bespoke sizes available.
· All cycle stands fabricated in-house.
· Root fix option for concreting in.
· Hot dip galvanised as standard to prevent rust.
· Can be powder coated in any RAL colour.
· Reflective banding can be applied to increase visibility.
lead time: 2 - 3 weeks from receipt of official order.


Opportunity! Very large wooded lot of 52,141.3 square meters (561,249 square feet) ready for development. Multi-family residential zoning. Current project is an integrated project of 5 x confirmed sixplexes private street ending in a roundabout and a cul de sac). Opportunity to optimize by doing otherwise. Close to many services.
Integrated project of 5 times 6plex ready to build (private street ending in a roundabout and a cul de sac). Very high optimization possible.
706'6" X 893'10" Irregular
Flat terrain fields
Highway , Daycare centre , Golf , Hospital , Park , Bicycle path , Elementary school , High school , Cross-country skiing , Public transportation
Residential , Multifamily
Municipality , Not connected
Not connected , Municipality
Aqueduct and sewers are available on the street but not connected.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS/QUALIFICATIONS
SALE of HINSDALE SCHOOL
TOWN OF WINCHESTER, CT
The Town of Winchester is seeking sealed proposals from prospective developers/buyers for the purchase of the former Hinsdale School building 15 Hinsdale Avenue, Winsted, CT. Proposals will be accepted in the office of Purchasing Agent, Town Hall, 338 Main Street, Winsted, CT 06098 until 10:00 a.m. August 30, 2016 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. The Town is seeking uses and rehabilitation that will support and not detract from the overall economy of the downtown district and that will compliment the Townâ€™s overall vision of downtown. No warranties, either expressed or implied, are made as to its condition. No adjustments will be made based on discovered defects. All Proposals are made based on the bidderâ€™s information and knowledge of the condition of the property acquired through the proposerâ€™s own efforts and not upon any representations or comments made by the Town. Any acceptance is contingent upon meeting the terms of Town of Winchester Ordinance Section 176. To view the building contact Purchasing Director Mark Douglass at 860-738-6960 to schedule an appointment. The Town of Winchester reserves the right to accept any or reject any or all proposals any part thereof if to do so is deemed to be in the best interest of the Town. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.
RA July 25, 2016


The company was established 2nd of October 2002 and operates water supply system and sewer networks within three regions. The capital of the company is divided among cities and municipalities, where majority of shares are owned by the City of Bratislava (capital of the Slovak Republic). The main business activities of BVS, a.s., are the drinking water production and supply, wastewater sewerage and treatment as well as related chemical, technical and lab activities. BVS administrate and operates a total of 19 public water mains in 117 municipalities, 60 water sources, 130 water reservoirs, 112 water pumping stations and 8 drinking water treatment plants. We supply more than 721 thousand inhabitants with drinking water through a 3,163 km long water distribution network. In the wastewater sector we operate 26 WWTP’s in 42 municipalities, 279 wastewater pumping stations and 1652 kilometers of sewerage networks. BVS carried on implementing corporate responsibility and philanthropy projects and environmental education projects through the general public educational activities (Water Museum), educational programmes for the youth (Blue school programme) as well as specific activities, financed through the BVS Foundation.


Home Tags Council
At the official launch of the Darlington village upgrade, Charles Kernan Reserve was filled with a crowd of locals and a palpable sense of anticipation. Today was a day of celebration: not only of the completion of the upgrade, but also of the legacy of a much-loved community member: Trevor Edward Davies (1956–2011).
ALEXANDRIA: Residents were shocked to learn that a Development Application had been lodged to demolish the iconic Alexandria Hotel and replace it with a block of 28 apartments. Only residents within a 50-metre radius were directly informed by Council. Fortunately, residents were able to use social media to spread the word more widely. Among the first to do so was Alex Robinson, who set up the Facebook group “Save the Alex pub”.


Chicago Closer To Having MMJ Dispensaries
Those who desired to become medical marijuana dispensaries in Chicago made their pitches to the Zoning Board of Appeals to set up in various neighborhoods, touting their security and financial plans. The Board has approved 6 more dispensaries to open within city limits, while denying one near Wicker Park.
Along with hearing the pitches for dispensaries, the Board also heard its first pitch for a marijuana-growing facility, which was approved. Six other proposed dispensaries on Friday's agenda were pushed off to later meetings.


TxDOT: Intersection at I-10 and Major Drive opens
The new section of Major Drive travelling under Interstate 10 opened Tuesday afternoon, according to a release from the Texas Department of Transportation.
The $29.9 million project to reconfigure Interstate 10 at Major Drive began in late 2015.
The closure caused drivers to take an additional turn-around to get to Ford Park, when traveling westbound.
The goal of the project was to provide better access for Major Drive traffic to Ford Park as well as improved evacuation in case of emergency like a hurricane or a industrial calamity.
Major Drive was also widened during construction from one lane in each direction to two lanes in each direction with a turning lane. Turn-arounds were also added.


Pittsburgh Yards 2021 Community Celebration
September 18, 2021, was a day of celebration and inspiration—honoring years of planning, community involvement and collaboration to create a neighborhood anchor for Black businesses that will cultivate economic prosperity for residents in the NPU-V and surrounding SW Atlanta neighborhoods for generations to come. It has truly taken a village to see the vision of Pittsburgh Yards® come to life—including neighbors, community leaders, developers and partners, public officials, friends, family and talented, visionary entrepreneurs.
The energy of this historic and memorable occasion was invigorating to all who participated and attended—fueled by food, music, entertainment, crafts, inspirational speakers, entrepreneurship and fellowship.
We invite you to take a moment to explore the memories captured on this special day, and we invite you to continue with us on our journey in the years ahead. Thank you for your invaluable support!


The Longmont City Council listened to a presentation from Ben Ortiz, City of Longmont transportation planner concerning the City of Longmont Municipal Code regarding the operation of bicycles.
As our students today are entering a complex, highly competitive workforce, unlike anything previous generations have experienced, it is essential that we provide them with the knowledge, skill, ingenuity, confidence, and capacity to advance and compete on a global scale.
The Longmont City Council voted to place the topic of stopping all new development in the City of Longmont until August 4 on a future city council agenda.
City Council member Tim Waters hosts this episode of The Backstory podcast with guests Mayor Brian Bagley and City Manager Harold Dominguez.
https://youtu.be/Lhu5LI_RqbI ROLL CALL – PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCECHAIR REMINDER TO THE PUBLICA. Anyone Wishing To Speak At “First...
A new Performing Arts Center is in the works for Longmont. The Longmont Performing Arts Initiative is currently raising money to fund a feasibility study, which is the first major step towards building a dedicated facility for the performing arts in Longmont.
The St. Vrain Valley Board of Education will meet on Wednesday, May 22 at 5:30 p.m for a review of the April...
7:00 p.m. – City Council Chambers - Regular Session MEETING CALLED TO ORDER . Civic Center 350 Kimbark Street, Longmont, CO 80501
The next evolution of legalized and medical marijuana has come of age, as House Bill 19-1230 concerning marijuana hospitality establishments has been approved.
Cultivate busca ayudar a los adultos mayores con una variedad de programas locales impulsados por voluntarios de la comunidad. La iniciativa "Carry-Out Caravan", que comenzó en 1983, se enfoca en los desafíos de los adultos mayores para obtener sus comestibles. Los voluntarios de Cultivate ayudan a las personas mayores con el pedido, la compra y la entrega de comestibles de su socio, King Soopers.


LYMMO Orange Line Detour to Creative Village
Sun, October 24, 2021 5:00 AM
How does this affect my trip?
Effective Sunday, 10/24/21 and until further notice, the LYMMO Orange Line will be extended to serve Creative Village and layover on Terry Ave at Livingston St. (current LYMMO Lime Line terminal) Service to the Amelia St. Garage will be discontinued.
This route extension will be performed on the following detour:
Why is service being changed?
LYMMO Orange line extended to serve Creative Village.


Welcome to Queens Gardens Estate Kuje Abuja. Kuje is a Local Government of the Federal Capital Territory (Nigeria) and the town which is the headquarters of the Local Government Area. It is about 40 km south west of Abuja, the Capital of Nigeria.
It shares it’s neighborhood with the Centenary City in Abuja. Kuje has several state and private schools including Government Secondary Schools, The Capital Science Academy and Nigeria-Ghana International College
Plot of Land
Right of Occupancy


Considering statue of unity now Dabhoi road will be develop fast as tourists Center.
Due to these traffic big investors will involve in development of hotel resort ,amusement park ,Restorant ect .
Considering this commercial activities directly affect land rate of surrounding area..
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It is the goal of GLH Construction to provide infrastructure development and improvement to the Northern Colorado area, emphasizing quality and integrity.
GLH Construction in August of 1996.GLH Construction started as a company with 6 employees and has grown today to a company of 65 employees.
GLH Construction is a company rooted in Windsor, a Northern Colorado area. As such, we have found that our costs are best minimized by operating within a specific regional distance. Typical parameters include the cities and towns of: Ft. Collins, Loveland, Berthoud, Mead, Longmont, Erie, Dacono, Fredrick, Firestone, Ft. Lupton, Platteville, Milliken, Johnstown, La Salle, Kersey, Greeley, Eaton, Evans, Severance, Nunn, Wellington, Windsor and other areas within or nearby this boundary, including Wyoming.
Our company specializes in infrastructure development which includes:
Subdivisions (Start to Finish)
Sanitary Sewer, Water Line, Storm, Drainage Lines
Backhoe & Loader Work
GLH Construction also competitively bids city, state and private projects.
Bonded and Insured
Bonding Capacity 25,000,000


APPROVED DEVELOPMENT SITE CLOSE TO BRISBANE CBD
10 Largs Street, DARRA QLD 4076
– 1,012 m2* residential development allotments
– Zoned Medium Density Residential
– DA approval on each allotment for:
16 x 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom units
4 x 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom units
– Holding Income – $340 per week
– 20 minutes to Brisbane CBD (approx. 14 km south-west)
– 2 minutes to train station providing express services to Central Station, Brisbane
– Close to local shopping and schools
The sites are located close to schools, shops, train (20 minute express to Central Station) and is approximately 14km south west of Brisbane CBD. Ideal for the astute builder or developer.
Contact The Commercial Guys, Glen Davies, for further information.


Campus Drive to close for construction beginning May 6
The main road through the Allendale Campus (North and South Campus Drive) will be closed from May 6-August 9 due to construction. Crews will be making improvements to prepare for The Rapid's new Laker Line.
Road closures include North Campus Drive between Ravine Center and Calder Drive, and West Campus Drive between the Meadows parking lot and North Campus Drive.
North and South Campus Drive will be open only for delivery and service vehicles from Calder Drive to the Commons loading dock driveway.
• Entrance from north academic and athletic areas: Enter campus from Lake Michigan Drive and turn right onto West Ravine Center Drive. Turn left onto Laker Village Drive and enter Lots C, E, F, G, H, K and P on the left.
• Entrance from north to North Housing and Lot D: Enter from Lake Michigan Drive and turn left on East Ravine Center Drive and enter Lot D on the right.
• Entrance from south and west to academic and athletic areas: Enter campus from Pierce Street or 42nd Avenue. Enter Lots P, K, H, G, F, E, C and D on the right.
• Entrance to The Meadows Golf Course and practice facility: Enter West Campus Drive from 48th Avenue.


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This location is in the city of Sioux Falls, SD. Sioux Falls has an average Walk Score of 43 and has 153,888 residents.
About 200-268 W 4th St Sioux Falls SD 57104
200-268 W 4th St Sioux Falls SD 57104 has a Walk Score of 77 out of 100. This address is Very Walkable which means most errands near 200-268 W 4th St can be accomplished on foot.


Residential Heavy Garbage Scheduled for May 1, 2017
The CBRM Solid Waste Department’s Residential Heavy Garbage collection has been scheduled for Monday, May 1, 2017. Residents who live at properties eligible for curbside collection must have their large, heavy or bulky materials curbside no later than 6:00 a.m. on Monday, May 1.
To review the guidelines for Heavy Garbage Collection, residents are encouraged to visit CBRM’s website at www.cbrm.ns.ca or phone the Waste Management Hotline at (902) 567-1337. Educators are available to answer questions from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.
“It’s important to remember residents must have their heavy garbage materials placed curbside for this collection no later than 6:00 a.m. on Monday, May 1, as streets will only be visited once,” says Francis Campbell, Solid Waste Manager. “I encourage residents who have questions about heavy garbage, to contact the Waste Management Hotline”.
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Bus Route No. 553: Mays Landing Bus Stops Temporarily Not Accessible due to Construction Project and Detour - Wednesday, Nov. 8 to Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017
Beginning Wednesday, November 8 and continuing through Wednesday, December 6, NJ TRANSIT Bus Route No. 553 in Mays Landing will operate temporarily on a detour due to construction work.
During this time, the No. 553 line will not be able to service the bus stops on Route 40 and Farragut Avenue (MyBus #10557 and MyBus #10565).
Customers can use the following alternate bus stops:
TO Atlantic City –
- Route 40 at Central Avenue (MyBus #10556)
- Route 40 at Meadowbrook Drive (MyBus #10558)
TO Bridgeton/Upper Deerfield –
- Route 40 at Meadowbrook Drive (MyBus #10564)
- Route 40 at Central Avenue (MyBus #10566)
We apologize for any inconvenience.
For information, call NJ TRANSIT Customer Service at (973) 275-5555 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily.


Total Sq Ft Area: 218000 Sq Ft Per/Sq Ft Cost: Rs. 34/- Distance from Hosur: 40 Kms Per Acre Cost: 15 L Total Acres: 5 acres
This Property located near Shoolagiri to Kundarapalli Road. From NH7 road point just 20 Kms inside from the Sholagiri Krishnagiri Road on road side 20 meters land available for this property.
The distance will take 40 Kms from Hosur Bus Stand. Total Area is 5 acres.


Possible lawsuit looming
By JO CLIFTON
City Council is facing yet another possible lawsuit over a vote it took that may not have complied with the Texas Open Meetings Act. City attorney Anne Morgan discussed the matter with council in executive session on April 18.
Attorney Bill Aleshire, representing the Lake Austin Collective, a group of citizens who live near the tract owned by the Champion sisters on City Park Road, has notified the city that the council’s November 10, 2016, agenda posting for the zoning change vote on the tract, which the Champions propose to develop, was inadequate and missing certain essential information.
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Red concrete being dug up after defect discovered
Work is underway to fix two failed welds in the horse tram tracks on Douglas promenade.
The contractor is having to dig up the red concrete in the Strathallan area after a dip in the rail track was discovered.
As a result, a section of rail on either side of the welds needs to be removed and replaced.
The Department of Infrastructure says the defect only came to light once the concrete had been installed, and will be rectified by the contractor at no additional cost to the Department.


New Delhi, Oct 6 The Delhi traffic police has cautioned commuters to avoid Ashram Chowk towards Bhogal on Mathura Road during night hours between 10 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. from Tuesday to Thursday.
"Construction of underpass is going on at Ashram Chowk. Due to leakage of water on Mathura Road, a portion of the road is slowly sinking causing uneven potholes which hinder the smooth flow of traffic. This problem is endemic on Mathura Road between Ashram Chowk and Bhogal flyover," a senior traffic police officer said.
According to Delhi traffic police, in order to prevent further deterioration of the road, Delhi Jal Board will be carrying out emergency repairs from Tuesday to Thursday.
"Due to ongoing work of Delhi Jal Board, from 10.00 p.m. to 6.30 a.m. traffic will not be allowed from Ashram Chowk towards Bhogal on Mathura Road. Besides, commercial vehicles and buses would be diverted from CRRI onto Modi Mill flyover. They will take a u-turn from below Kalkaji flyover, take Capt Gaur Marg, Ring Road to cross Ashram flyover," the officer added.
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Routes 61X and 62X
On Thursday, September 12, 2019 from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., inbound trips on routes 61X and 62X will detour for the Panthers on Mint game day activities.
Inbound trips on routes 61X and 62X will use the regular route to 4th and Church, and will remain on 4th Street to 4th and Johnson & Wales Way. Morning inbound trips will not turn on Church Street.
Outbound afternoon trips will be on regular route on Thursday, September 12, 2019.


The Building Department assists residents and businesses in fulfilling the State of Michigan building, mechanical, and electrical construction codes. These construction codes are intended to protect the public health, safety and welfare. Project plan review, permit issuance, progress inspections and the issuance of final certificates of occupancy occur with various construction projects.
Contractors have two options when applying for a permit:
*NOTE: Several permits, included new construction permits, can only be submitted via mail or in person at our office.
To schedule an inspection, you may either:
Please note that same day inspections may be scheduled until 10:00 a.m. If a project fails the first two inspections, a $35 re-inspection fee will be applied.
|Building Inspections||Electrical Inspections||Mechanical Inspections|
|Monday | Beginning at 8am||Monday | Beginning at 10am||Monday | Beginning at 10am|
|Tuesday | Beginning at 8am||Tuesday | N/A||Tuesday | N/A|
|Wednesday | N/A||Wednesday | Beginning at 10am||Wednesday | Beginning at 10am|
|Thursday | Beginning at 8am||Thursday | Beginning at 10am||Thursday | N/A|
|Friday | Beginning at 8am||Friday | N/A||Friday | Beginning at 10am|
Rich McGrew is the Texas Township Building Official and handles all inspections for new construction, residential and commercial building projects. You may contact Rich directly at 269.978.0715 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Artie Wilcox is the Texas Township Electrical Inspector and handles all inspections for new construction, residential and commercial building projects. You may contact Artie directly at 269.978.0715
Scott Paddock is the Texas Township Mechanical Inspector and handles all inspections for new construction, residential and commercial building projects. You may contact Scott directly at 269.978.0715 or by email at email@example.com.
Jennie Miller is the Planning, Zoning and Building Assistant and processes all permit applications, schedules inspections, collects all associated permit and inspection fees, and more. You may contact Jennie directly at 269.978.0715 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org.


By Sarah Richardson
As Christmas Day draws closer, the City of Lewisburg wanted to make the holiday season a little more magical. Local firefighters and EMS crews have offered to help Santa get up to the North Pole in time for Christmas, and make sure he has a chance to see every little boy and girl around town before he goes. Jolly old Saint Nick will be escorted all around Lewisburg in a Santa Sendoff Parade so he will be able to wave and say hello to children waiting outside their homes to see him.
Santa will start his route by leaving the Lewisburg Fire Station Number 1 at 1 p.m., and while he won’t be coming through downtown, Santa’s Sendoff will go along these streets in Lewisburg in the following order:
Echols Lane, Davis Street, Lightner Avenue, Foster Street, Holt Lane, Alderson Street, Highlander Circle, Comstock Street, Ruffner Drive, Lipps Road, Summit Avenue, Teaberry Road, Longview Avenue, Lipps Road, Holt Lane, Jefferson Street, Dorsey Street, Echols Lane, Austin Street, Lafayette Street, Jefferson Street, Frazier Street, Second Avenue, Lafayette Street, Foster Street, Jefferson Street, Bell Drive, Second Avenue, Court Street, Laing Street, Church Street, First Avenue, Bell Drive, Graham Avenue, Court Street, Feamster Road, Walnut Street, Randolph Street, Oak Street, Feamster Street, Maple Street, Washington Street, Lee Street, GMS Drive, Matthew Street, McQueen Street, Dwyer Lane, Judyville Road, Old White Drive around Greenbrier Pines, Judyville Road, Mackle Point around Dogwood Heights, Judyville Road, Dwyer Lane, Washington Street, Jefferson Street, Chestnut Street, Lee Street Silo Lane, Blackbird Way, Cardinal Way, Blackbird Way, Blackbird Village , Raven View Lane, Crowfield Circle, Blackbird Way, Lamplighter, Crowfield Circle, Blackbird Way, Silo Lane, Jefferson Street, Underwood Estates to Coleman Drive, Jefferson Street, Montvue Drive, Wildwood Avenue, Montvue Drive, Jefferson Road, Jefferson Street, Circle Drive, May Apple Trail, Hickory Lane, Circle Drive, Wake Robin Trail, Commanche Lane, May Apple Trail, Circle Drive, Jefferson Street, and afterwards he will pass by the Lewis Terrace Apartments and Spruce Cove Apartments.
With such a widespread parade route, the city encourages everyone to maintain a safe social distance from each other and avoid gathering downtown, as his route doesn’t pass through the main intersections. Visit the City of Lewisburg’s Facebook page for a complete turn-by-turn set of directions to make sure you don’t miss him!
The Green Space downtown is still set up with Santa’s Mailbox so everyone can mail their Christmas Lists to the North Pole. It’s not too late to mail your letters! There is also Christmas music playing in the square, and lights on all the lampposts and storefronts.


VDOT News - Lynchburg
Paula K. Jones 434-856-8176
April 15, 2021
TEMPORARY CLOSURE PLANNED FOR LANE OF U.S. 460 EAST
Drivers urged to be alert to change in traffic pattern
LYNCHBURG, Va. – The travel (right) lane of U.S. 460 east between Campbell Avenue and Concord Turnpike in the City of Lynchburg will temporarily close to traffic in the coming weeks for bridge work.
Weather permitting the lane will close from 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 4 until 6 a.m. on Wednesday, May 5 to allow contractors on the $18M highway improvement project to place girders on a new bridge structure.
Law enforcement personnel will assist during these operations. Signs and other traffic control devices will alert motorists to the change in traffic pattern.
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Business Journal: City Okays Sutter Expansion
Despite objections from a hospital workers union, Sacramento City Council members have approved Sutter Health’s huge expansion project in midtown.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
The Service Employees International Union has long tried to organize workers in the Sutter Health system … and has become the nemesis of this project, which would significantly expand Sutter’s campus in midtown Sacramento. The city council okayed the project a year ago, overriding the union’s opposition on environmental grounds. The city council again had to reapprove the $600 million project late Tuesday evening, despite more union objections. Some construction work has been done … but a key moment will occur in several months, when the state must approve the complete design plan.


Reported via iOS in the Gully/Drainage category by Andrew Varney at 23:12, Tue 19 January 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later.
FixMyStreet ref: 2489539.
Drain outside no. 47 Kensington Park Road completely blocked.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 23:13, Tue 19 January 2021
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:27, Wed 20 January 2021
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:53, Mon 1 February 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 2489539 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


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Demountable flood barriers to be deployed for Nailbourne flow
Our engineering team is continuing to monitor the Nailbourne and its progress, and as of this afternoon (Monday 18 December), the river has not yet reached Bishopsbourne.
Current Nailbourne road closures:
- South Barham Road – Barham
- The Causeway – Barham
We will start deploying our demountable flood barriers along South Barham Road tomorrow (Tuesday 19 December).
Our waste contractor Canenco is looking at what measures can be put in place to reduce disruption.
We will keep you posted.
Published: 18 December 2023


TOWN OF NEW DENMARK
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be conducted on Monday, September 14, 2020 at 6:45 p.m. to hear public comment regarding the following conditional use request:
1. Petition for Conditional Use for Northern Concrete Construction to temporarily relocate their construction operation which is located at 6601 County Highway R, Denmark, and Wisconsin to parcel ND-409 (5406 Town Hall Road) which is currently zoned Ag-1.
Anyone wishing to make comment may do so the night of the meeting.
Michelle Wallerius, Clerk


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[ARCHIVED] Public Notice- 25 Packet Road Coastal Hearing
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Coastal Hearings Officer of the City of Rancho Palos Verdes will conduct a public hearing on May 13, 2021, at 1:00 p.m. via a virtual meeting.


15020 North Bluff Road
Commute to Downtown White Rock
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Biking is convenient for most trips.
15020 North Bluff Road has a Walk Score of 83 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in White Rock. Nearby parks include Southmere Village Park, Centenial Park and Bakerview Park.
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352 OCEAN PARK /BRIDGEPORT STN
855 ELGIN PARK SCHOOL SPECIAL
360 OCEAN PARK/PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL
345 KING GEORGE STN/WHITE ROCK CENTRE
321 WHITE ROCK/NEWTON/SURREY CTRL STN
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350 WHITE ROCK CTR/CRESCENT BEACH
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This location is in the city of White Rock, BC. White Rock has an average Walk Score of 69 and has 19,339 residents.


Argyll and Bute Council’s getting to work on several roads in Bute and Cowal. It’s part of the council’s £15.6 million which will be spent improving the road network the next three years. £7 million is earmarked for 2011-2012.
Seven different roads in Cowal are due for upgrading and the work will be finished by mid August. The roads include Hillfoot St in Dunoon and the Balliebeg Bridge at Strachur.
On Bute the circular road and the Rhubodach Ferry road will both be worked on and ready by 16th June.
Executive Director of Development and Infrastructure, Sandy Mactaggart said “this work will make a real difference to the communities of Bute and Cowal. Some of the work has already started and will continue over the summer. The council is committed to improving the area’s roads for local people, businesses and tourists.”
Notes for Editors;
Here is a full list of roads in the area being worked on by the council;
Hillfoot St Dunoon from Milton Street to Jane Street – plane out and resurface – this will take 10 days from 4th July until 15th July
Toward Pier Road, north junction heading south – footway reconstruction, plane out and resurface – this will take 15 days from 4th April until 21st April
Ardlomont Loop, 4 sections – resurfacing – this will take 10 days from 8th August until 19th August
Strachur, Balliebeg Bridge heading south – resurfacing – this will take 25 days from 4th April until 20th July
Invernoaden, Invernoadenbridge heading north – resurfacing – this will take 15 days from18th April until 5th August.
Sandbank, Finbracken to Broxwood Lodge – plane out and resurface – this will take 20 days from 16th May until 10th June
Argyll Street, Dunoon, Hamilton Street to Dunoon Stadium –reconstruction and resurfacing - this will take 20 days from 13th June until 8th July
Colintraive Ferry to Dunans – Structural strengthening and surface dressing – this will take 5 days from 4th April until 8th April
Bute Circular, little Kilmory – resurfacing – this will take 10 days from 18th April until 2nd June
Rhubodach Ferry heading south – resurfacing – this will take 20 days from 4th April until 16th June


Time: 1:00 PM
Place: Windham Regional Commission (WRC) offices, Main Street, Brattleboro, VT
I. 1 p.m. A special meeting of the Newfane Planning Commission and WRC will take place at 1pm to discuss the process of getting the Enhanced Energy Plan updated into the Town Plan.
Posting locations: Newfane Town Office / Williamsville Post Office / WW Building Supply / Newfane Market.
Town of Newfane website:
Posting in compliance with 1VSA § 312 (d) (1)
Submitted by: Bob McCandless


Tuesday, July 5th, 9:23am
Ned Gravel ha been approved for a noise variance for July 8th from 3pm to 8pm, and July 9th from 4am to 9pm. Ned Gravel will be taking place at Chipeta Park. More information about the event can be found at https://www.nedgravel.com/.
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Your chance to have a say in Hebden Bridge’s future AND remind Sainsbury’s they are not welcome
Click on the links to download-and-print the flyer if you want a paper copy
Yes, its true – Sainsbury’s application to build in Hebden Bridge was tonight refused by Calderdale Council.
While it seems likely they’ll go for an appeal, we are all very happy at this stage. Thanks everyone for turning out and supporting us when needed, thanks for all the objection letters which definitely helped sway the decision, thanks to all the SOS crew for brilliant canvassing, flyer-and-leafleting… and thanks to the councillors who saw sense.
The meeting to discuss the application is at 6pm this coming Tuesday 16th September. The meeting is being held at Halifax Town Hall, Crossley St, Halifax, HX1 1UJ
The Sainsbury’s application will be heard about 7pm. Please try to be there by 6pm so there is a good throng outside the building before things start.
If you can’t make it until nearer 7 we think that’ll be ok. We want you with us, please come along.
The Final Countdown has begun…
The planning meeting to discuss the application to build a Sainsbury’s in Hebden Bridge will be held at Halifax Town Hall on Tuesday 16th September.
After a brief period when we thought the date would be in August, we’ve now had it confirmed (direct from the chair of the planning committee) that the actual date is 16th September.
We STILL need your support – everyone that turns up will help – its vital the council sees the overwhelming opposition that exists to this plan in Hebden Bridge.
Only one of us will be allowed to speak for 5 minutes. We hope that a large audience may influence some councillors to reject this application.
More details and travel information when we have a confirmed time.
The public and all written objectors will be formally informed on Tuesday 9th of September.
Please check the following links – we’ll keep you updated and informed:
– www.energyroyd.org.uk/archives/12927 (article)
– www.facebook.com/NOtoSainsburysHebdenBridge (updates)
– www.soshebdenbridge.org.uk (more)
If you like to dig deeper: 13/01542/FUL is the planning application number, simply enter it in the search box on the page http://portal.calderdale.gov.uk/online-applications/
(There are over 30 documents connected with this application
8/8/14 – Green Party Leader, Natalie Bennett, supports SOS!!
Ralph Nimman of SOSHebdenBridge, with Natalie Bennett (middle) and Neti Blackwell
16/7/14 – Summer’s here, but we must remain ready for the committe date, when all-hands will be needed, both before and at the Town Hall in Halifax.
Our latest press release stirred-up the Hebden Bridge Times and we should feature soon. Here it is:
Press Release July 2014
Save Our Shops – Say No to Sainsbury’s
Update; Just as summer starts and we are all off on our holidays, Sainburys have finally submitted amendments to their planning application for the Old Fire Station site on Valley Road (Ref 13/01542/FUL) in Hebden Bridge. It has taken them more than 4 months to submit this information and now they are pushing for a speedy outcome.
Unforgivably, Sainsbury’s are refusing to do a Retail Impact Assessment, as requested by Calderdale Council; this would address the community’s concern over the increase in supermarket floor space within the town. This assessment is needed because the additional 450m2 of this store, added to the permission already granted for a 2,140m2 supermarket on the Browns site in Mytholm, means the town suddenly has 2,590sq.m extra retail space. A Retail impact assessment is required when there is over 2,500m2 .The whole floor area of the local Co-op is about 2,500m2. Can Hebden Bridge sustain this?
The concern is that this would cause our precious small shops – those that give the town its unique, vibrant quality, to struggle and then close. There is a direct correspondence to the growth in supermarket activity and the decline of the British High streets. The BBC’s “Mary Queen Of Shops”, shopping expert Mary Portas, blamed supermarkets for “killing” Britain’s smaller shops and said “We’re sacrificing not just our greengrocers, our butchers and our bakers, but also our communities for convenience.” In a recent shop survey carried out by SOS Hebden Bridge, all of these local shop keepers we spoke to felt their businesses would be affected, as did most of those people asked. This is a real concern.
Added to this, Sainsburys have requested a devastating delivery routine. If the permission is granted we would be seeing an 11.2m long lorry delivering 7 times a day. The added problems a vehicle of this size would cause entering the town by the White Lion, turning over the bridge towards the town hall, where many pedestrians spill upon the street should not be underestimated. Turning up Valley road and parking opposite the colonnade of small shops. When exiting, it is proposed that 3 car parking spaces are lost on Regent Street to allow a turn back onto narrow Hangingroyd Lane, to leave the town again by the same route.
Watch this space for the date of the Committee Meeting where this will be discussed and decided. It will be on a Tuesday night at Calderdale Council in Halifax, but it has yet to be allocated a date. We hope you will come and support our campaign – SOS, Hebden Bridge.


Indianapolis traffic: Plan ahead for these highway closures and restrictions this weekend
The cooler weather is finally making an appearance, but construction season isn't quite over yet.
The Indianapolis Department of Transportation announced a new slew of closures for this weekend, including a full closure on I-65. Like last weekend, contractors will be in five locations throughout Marion County resurfacing pavement and strengthening bridges. Maintenance workers will be repairing barrier walls and guardrails, clearing drains and fixing lights.
Here are all the details:
Plans keep falling through to redevelop the GM stamping plant. Here's what we know.
Closure: Starting at 9 p.m. Friday, all lanes of I-65 from I-465 to the North Split — where I-65 and I-70 meet on the city's north side — will be closed.
INDOT detours: The official detour is I-465 westbound to I-70 eastbound if people need to get Downtown. Or take I-465 westbound and northbound up to I-65 northbound.
Reopening: 6 a.m. Monday.
- I-65 northbound: Only one lane will be open from Southport Road to I-465 on the southeast side from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
- I-465 eastbound: Only one lane will be open from Keystone Avenue to the White River on the northeast side from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
- I-465 westbound: Two lanes will be open from White River to Keystone Avenue on the northeast side from 7 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Monday.
- I-465 northbound: Only one lane will be open from I-70 interchange to Pendleton Pike northeast of Indianapolis from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
- I-465 eastbound: The left lane will be closed from I-865 to U.S. 31 (Meridian Street) on the north side from 8 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Sunday.
- I-465 westbound: The left lane will be closed from U.S. 31 (Meridian St.) to I-865 on the north side from 8 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Sunday.
- I-465 northbound: Only one lane will be open from 56th Street to 96th Street on the northwest side from 8 p.m. Friday to 8 p.m. Saturday.
- I-865 eastbound and westbound: Only one lane will be open in each direction on the northwest side from I-465 to I-65 through Oct. 9.
- I-65 northbound and southbound: Two lanes will be open in each direction from Little Eagle Creek to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street (Exit 117) on the northwest side through end of October.
- Ohio Street ramps in Downtown Indianapolis will be closed 9 a.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
- Northbound Keystone Avenue to I-465 westbound from 7 a.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Monday.
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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 Red Hill & Camerton Hill Camerton, Bath, extending from Redhill House in a southerly direction to the cross roads beyond The Timbers at a distance of approximately 392 meters.
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road to facilitate carriageway resurfacing and will be operative on the 16th April 2018 for a maximum period of 6 months. 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 4 weeks.
Red Hill – Camerton Hill – Skinners Hill – A367 Fosseway – A367 Peasedown Bypass – A367 Dunkerton Hill – A367 Fosseway – Crossways Lane – B3115 Tunley Road – B3115 Bath Road – B3115 Tunley Hill – B3115 Meadgate East – B3115 Meadgate West
Applicant: Craig Jackson, BANES
Telephone: 01225 394269
Dated: 29th March 2018
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Traffic Regulation Order Team
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Should Shreveport Residents Pay Mayor Glover’s Legal Defense Over Dog Park? [POLL]
Whether you want a dog park or not, you could be paying to not accept it. If the Dog Park Alliance goes forward with plans to sue the mayor, Shreveport taxpayers will be footing the bill for Mayor Cedric Glover's defense.
City Council Chairman Michael Corbin says that since the mayor is being sued as a government official, the city's taxpayers must provide his defense.
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SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING DEPARTMENTNotice ID: MFN0585333
SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
PLANNING DEPARTMENT Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) Order 2015
Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been submitted to Swindon Borough Council. Applications can be viewed using our Public Access system via our website
and by entering the application number into the search box. Any person who wishes to make any representations should do so via the Public Access link above or in writing to the following address: Planning Department, Wat Tyler House, Beckhampton Street, Swindon, SN12JG by 4th December 2020. Please note that any representations will be made available for public inspection.
94A, 94 Victoria Road, Old Town, Swindon, SN1 3BD
Change of use from offices (use class Bl(a)) to residential flat (use class C3).
S/20/13B8CHH0113 Victoria Road, Old Town, Swindon, SN1 3BH
Change of use from A1/A2 (Retail) to Sui Generis (Tattoo Studio).


Road around pedestrian crossing very uneven and broken up.
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 17:41, Sunday 21 January 2018
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council 4 minutes later
The road has been getting worse for months and will not be long before someone trips up and hurts themselves crossing the road here.
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Several complaints had been recently sent to the Sekhukhune Times regarding the state of roads in the Jane Furse town.
Locals are dissatisfied with the potholed ridden roads in the town, especially the potholes on the main road.
Most revealed that they were concerned with the big potholes in the Jane Furse CBD while others also complained about traffic lights not functioning.
“Our municipality has neglected roads in Jane Furse, the potholes are too big, and one cannot even think he is driving in a town.
“We are fed up with this road. For years we complained to the local municipality, but nothing has been done,” said Elias Makola, Mokwete resident.
This publication contacted Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality’s spokesman Lemson Morapjane who highlighted that the Jane Furse area and its surroundings was hit hard by heavy rains and storms recently.
“We are actually dealing with a huge backlog. Infact, the torrential rains haven’t stopped, making the job even harder for our maintenance team.
“Currently, we have started with the maintenance on the Jane Furse main road since Monday, and the road will be fully patched probably by the end of this week,”Morapjane


Birkenhead Culture and Heritage Strategy and Wirral Museums Service Strategy
Approval of strategies relating to the development of Wirral’s cultural and heritage offer in line with the Wirral Plan and Birkenhead 2040 Regeneration Framework.
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Decision status: For Determination
Notice of proposed decision first published: 03/02/2022
Decision due: Between 1 May 2022 and 31 Aug 2022 by Tourism, Communities, Culture & Leisure Committee, Director of Neighbourhood Services, Director of Regeneration and Place
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The Township of Wellington North has a robust 2022 Capital Program. Below you will be able to find information of some of those projects.
A public open house was held on Wednesday, March 23, 2022 from 5:00 - 7:00pm at the Mount Forest & District Sports Complex. The public open house was held to provide members of our community and neighbouring communities the opportunity to view the three concept designs and provide feedback in the form of a survey.
Couldn't make the meeting? Scott Robinson of Architects Tillmann Ruth Robinson provided a presentation to the Recreation, Parks and Leisure Committee (February 8, 2022) on three concept designs for the new Mount Forest Outdoor Pool, that presentation can be viewed on the Township's YouTube Channel.
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We look forward to receiving your feedback on the Mount Forest Outdoor Pool Concepts. Please submit your feedback by April 30, 2022.
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Preservationists in Owensboro say prospects for saving a historic school house look grim. The 76-year old Longfellow school building sits just south of Owensboro High School. Next week, the school board will unveil plans for a 22-million dollar expansion to the high school. Preservationists worry that the expansion will mean Longfellow will have to be demolished. The school board is hosting a hearing on the expansion next week, where they will unveil drawings of the proposed expansion. Preservationists hope that some of the architectural artifacts of longfellow school will be preserved, it the board decides to raze it.


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Most errands require a car.
Minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 3226 Frazier St.
488 Glendora-West Covina- El Monte Station
486 Cal Poly - El Monte Station
190 El Monte Station - Cal Poly via Ramona
3226 Frazier St is in the city of Baldwin Park, CA. Baldwin Park has an average Walk Score of 53 and has 75,390 residents.Learn More About Baldwin Park