The West Columbia Beautification Foundation’s 6th Annual Taste on the River is Tuesday, June 14, 2022, from 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM, at Stone River, 121 Alexander Road, West Columbia, SC. The best restaurants from around the Midlands are coming together for a night of fun and festivities to support the beautification of West Columbia.
Tickets are $100 per person and include a silent auction, unlimited tastings, and an open bar.
Restaurants included are:
- Black Rooster
- Hite’s BBQ
- Blue Marlin Restaurant
- Brookland Baptist Conference Center
- The Hideout in Weco
- Always Original Bakery
- Cafe Strudel West Columbia
- Grecian Gardens Restaurant
- Ariana’s Restaurant
- DeLucca’s Italian Grill
- Buttercream Dreams
Thank you to our sponsors:
- Something Borrowed, LLC
- By Design Holiday and Events
- Moore, Bradley, Myers
- Irmo Arbor Day Foundation
- Mooneyhan’s Automotive
- World Insurance Associates
For questions, please contact Events Coordinator Brittany Raven at [email protected].
West Columbia Beautification Foundation
The West Columbia Beautification Foundation is committed to redefining West Columbia as an impressive and attractive place to live, work, or visit by involving the entire community in positive beautification efforts. In 2008, local community leaders, elected officials, and city staff collaborated to establish the West Columbia Beautification Foundation, a nonprofit organization designed to energize West Columbia as an attractive place to live, work, and visit.
The West Columbia Beautification Foundation partners with the City of West Columbia to beautify both public and private areas through landscaping and other projects. The Beautification Foundation provides a mechanism to accept tax-deductible contributions for this purpose. The Foundation solicits individual and corporate sponsorships to aid the city in obtaining funds for beautification projects along West Columbia’s major thoroughfares, the expansion of tree canopies, and the development of green spaces. Twelve Foundation Directors were selected from persons who live, work, or own businesses in the city. These directors are working to make genuine changes that will have a long-term positive impact on the economy, environment, and livability of the West Columbia community. The Foundation is a non-profit corporation under the SC Nonprofit Corporation Act as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.
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The Camaleon Solar Street Lighting is available with adaptable exterior, in wood, metal, or other material. Beautifully designed as it blends in, supports and highlights its surroundings.
Camaleon, is an outdoor Solar Street Light pole, that has innovative technology and design. It can provide light for three nights, with one day charge from the sun - more info


Arc of Hilo Improvements to Cause Saturday Water Shut-Off
The County of Hawai’i’s Department of Water Supply will temporarily turn off water along a portion of Waianuenue Ave. Saturday for a waterline connection.
The shut-off will take place between 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. along the Puna side of Waianuenue Ave. from the Arc of Hilo building to the connecting side road just above of it.
The waterline connection is part of the Arc of Hilo’s Site Improvement Project.
The DWS says that customers in the area can expect turbid and/or discolored water when service resumes. Crews will flush and clean the waterlines as service is restored.
For more information, contact Carl Nishimura at 961-8790.


We’re committed to an ongoing conversation and giving communities more meaningful involvement in the way that places are designed
We have worked hard to ensure the final proposals reflect the needs of Mayfair today and in the future.
We have also provided various opportunities for everyone, including local residents and workers, to feedback on the proposals and for them to see how their comments have been listened to.
In the coming months we will share more about what happens next, but in the meantime please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Local engagement has included:
Throughout the engagement process between 2018 - 2020, many people responded positively to the proposals as they evolved:
A summary of all issues raised throughout the consultation, and our response, is set out in our ‘Statement of Community Involvement’. This is a public document that accompanies the planning application and is also available here.
On this website you will find:


Local news- Press Release
Laramie Wyoming - 3RD STREET CLOSURE between Bradley Lewis intersections 20 May 2022 ( news )
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, the street closure will be adjusted to shut down the Bradley Street approach into the Gateway Plaza . Concurrently the intersection of Flint Street will be reopened , maintaining two access to the Gateway Plaza .
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By Laura Wenus
Ford GoBike stations and cycles have been vandalized repeatedly in recent weeks after a dramatic expansion of the program formerly known as Bay Area Bike Share. Photos circulated of one bike stripped and stashed in a tree in the Mission and another thrown in Lake Merritt.
More formal opposition to the program has also emerged in the form of a call for an economic impact study from a coalition of neighborhood groups in the Mission calling itself United to Save the Mission. One group in that coalition, the Calle 24 Latino Cultural Corridor, succeeded earlier in booting bike share from 24th Street. READ MORE


Shoalhaven City Council will be conducting roadworks on Culburra Road, Crookhaven River on what is referred to in the community as the Archgate Bridge or also known as the Crookhaven River Bridge in Pyree/Woollumboola.
Last month, Council dropped the speed limit over the bridge from 80 kph to 40 kph for safety. A load limit change has also been made.
Due to significant deterioration being detected on the bridge, steps have been taken to protect the bridge's structural inte...
Read more about Road Works on Archgate Bridge


The sports playing field at Bayhead, Stornoway is now protected for community use, thanks to a collaboration between the national charity Fields in Trust, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and The Stornoway Trust.
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar convener Cllr Norman A MacDonald said: "I'm delighted that we now have our own protected field for the whole community to use.
"Over the years the field has remained a place for sport, quiet enjoyment of nature and community festivals and it is great to see this as part of the legacy of the 2012 Olympic games, held in London."
Established in 1925 as the National Playing Fields Association, by King George V, Fields in Trust works to improve the protection, provision and quality of outdoor recreational spaces for all communities in the UK.
Helen Griffiths, Chief Executive of Fields in Trust, said: "We are delighted that Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and The Stornoway Trust have shown how much they value their community and its future by preserving their green space forever with Fields in Trust. Community green spaces such as this play such a vital role in maintaining a high quality of life for those around them."
- Pictured (L/R): Depute Lord Lieutenant, Donald Martin, Comhairle Convener, Cllr Norman A MacDonald and Factor of The Stornoway Trust, Iain MacIver


On June 23, 2018, The Mandala Project turned a dead-end road into a work of art. The Mandala mural was painted in Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill, where a road ends and a walking trail begins. The mural is a perfect attraction for a walking path, as it promotes creativity and a new space to meet neighbours. This project is a beautiful addition to the community, and one that everyone can enjoy.
A local artist and several volunteers donated their time to help bring The Mandala to life. A Street Use Permit is needed for projects like this, and artwork approval from The City is also needed. A mural of this size uses quite a bit of paint, so a portion of the $770 provided by ActivateYYC was used to cover the cost of paint and supplies.


As many of you know, the Bridgewater Development Association has been introducing Property and Business Owners in Bridgewater Downtown to the benefits of forming a Business Improvement District (BID).
To date, the BID Steering Committee has identified a proposed BID District and members on the Steering Committee have been delivering information to Property and Business Owners. All of the information which has been delivered is also available on the BID website at: www.smartbridgewater.ca/bid, including the Steering Committee Terms of Reference and Questions and Answers. The committee has organized a number of events to bring Property and Business Owners together, including
JOIN US! Wednesday, June 25, 4 - 6 pm
Have your say on what you'd like to see happen in empty shop fronts on King Street!
Certain landmarks along King Street, including Cummings, the old LaHave Furnishings, and Baptist Church buildings, as well as others will be hosting open houses.
What you will find:
Business Improvement District in Downtown Bridgewater
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are formed when local businesses join together to improve, promote and undertake projects that will result in a stronger and more competitive commercial main street or business district.
The Bridgewater Development Association (BDA) invited all Downtown Bridgewater Business and Property Owners & Operators, and interested residents, to a meeting to explore the opportunity for a local BID. It was an inspirational evening of Guest Speakers and discussion.
The following documents outline the agenda and report from the Business Improvement District meeting which was held on September 20, 2011, at the Bridgewater Fire Hall. Click on the links below to open the documents in PDF format.


A water main break has flooded a residential area of north Edmonton.
The break happened in the area of 121st Street between 150th and 152nd Avenue just after 9 p.m. Tuesday night, EPCOR spokesman Tim LeRiche said.
The break has been isolated, and crews will begin digging to repair it this morning.
Two waters tanks have been brought in to service in the area until repairs are complete, LeRiche said.
Traffic in the area will be affected as crews continue to work.


Scott Lake Level Structure and Baylor Rd. Culvert
Scott Lake Level Structure & Baylor Road Culvert
Baylor Road - Failed Culvert
In 1962 the Scott Lake Level was established at 678.5' elevation. The lake level structure was installed in 1962 as part of the Baylor Road culvert installation. As a result, the structure was incorporated into the culvert as one overall structure.
Recent inspections and development of sinkholes in Baylor Road above the culvert have shown that the corrugated metal pipe is failing. Since the culvert and lake level structure are combined they will both need to be replaced. The lake level structure will be separated from the culvert under Baylor Road so future issues don't occur.
The project is a joint effort between the Van Buren County Road Commission and Drain Commissioner. Since Baylor Road is the only road in and out of the area several meetings have been held with area officials and emergency services to coordinate this project.
Project Dates & Closures, weather permitting:
Thursday, April 21, 2016: Construction equipment will moved to area and Lake Level Control Structure installation, partial lane closure.
Monday, April 25, 2016: Baylor Road Culvert Replacement, full lane closures 7:00 a.m., 12-14 hours Notifications will be sent out to area residences and signs will be posted. Emergency services will be stationed in area before road closure.
***Bangor Township Fire Department and Pride Care Ambulance have worked to place equipment inside the Scott Shores area during construction to ensure the safety of residents in case of and emergency. The Van Buren County Sheriff's Department will also have personnel inside the area to assist as necessary.
Updates will be posted on the Road Commission's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/VBCRC
Completed Lake Level Structure:


We wanted to help advertise the upcoming Stirchley Ward Forum meeting. This is not the monthly neighbourhood forum, instead it’s a meeting run by Birmingham City Council and Councillor Mary Locke.
The meeting will take place on Wednesday 19th February at 7pm at The Grace Church, Dell Road B30 2HZ.
Residents are invited to come and meet our local councillor and join in discussions with the cabinet member for street scene & parks. There will also be an update on the ward plan.
A reminder again that this isn’t the our neighbourhood forum meeting (that’s Monday 10th February), but an additional meeting. Hopefully we’ll see you at both!


MULTI-UNIT BUILDING DATING BACK TO WILHELMINIAN ERA (Off Market)
For Sale, 2,500,000 EUR
(~ 2,954,384 USD)
Property Type : Multi-Family Home
Property Style : Historical
Build Size : N/A
Land Size : 3,272 ft² / 304 m² Convert Land Size
Bedroom : 14
Bathroom : 0
Half Bathroom : 0
The warm, dark red colour of the brick faÃ§ade radiates a special appeal, giving this building its characteristic appearance. The multi-family residential complex was constructed around 1910 and consists of a front building and a rear building. It is located in Sachsenhausen-Nord, a particularly popular residential district of Frankfurt with excellent connections to the city centre and optimal infrastructure. The building is in need of some renovation and is currently divided into 9 apartments, 8 of them are rented out. One apartment and a studio in the rear building with a commercial space are available for rent.
The property is not listed.


Kastamonu Leda Kent
Project name : LEDAKENT / LEDAKENT
Location : KASTAMONU
Client : Üster İnşaat / Üster Construction CO.
Proje Tarihi / Year : 2011
Construction Year : 2012
Total Construction Area : 45.700 M2 / sqm
Kastamonu Gelincik Housing Project has 3 different house types, where these are located in a center of a historical district of Kastamonu. The project consists of 190 houses where the construction area is about 46.000 m2. The project proposes a site plan which takes place in a n environment of nature.


Coachella Valley Water District Storm Channel Project
6:00 am Early Work Start Time Notice
What: Sukut Construction will be pouring concrete at the North Channel at 7:00am. The crew will be onsite between 6:00am – 6:30am.
When: Monday, October 31, 2022, 6:00 am
Construction Zone: The channel near the Southeast corner of 40th Avenue and Jefferson Street. Near the old pond area in Sun City Shadow Hills.
What to expect: Moderate noise emitted from machinery. Sukut Construction will implement all necessary actions to control dust and any associated air pollution within the project footprint by following applicable laws, rules, and regulations of the governmental entities having jurisdiction (City, State, etc.) as outlined in the contract documents.
We thank you for your continued patience during this project. For more information, please contact the SCSH Facilities Department at 760-345-4349 Ext. 2401.


The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week. Traffic movements may be restricted and speed limits reduced in work zones. (NEW) or (UPDATE) indicate revisions since last week’s report.
VDOT will suspend most highway work zones for several days during the Labor Day holiday travel period. Lane closures will be lifted on interstates and other major routes from noon Friday, Sept. 3 to noon Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Culpeper District traffic information is also available on Twitter at @VaDOTCulp and on VDOT’s website at www.virginiadot.org/travel/travel_alerts/culpeper/default.asp.
Albemarle Design-Build Projects – Be alert for construction activities in the following areas:
- (UPDATE)Route 250 (Richmond Road) at Interstate 64. Construction of diverging diamond interchange. One westbound lane closed overnight Sunday through Thursday. Speed limit reduced to 25 miles per hour. Use caution traveling through the work zone and be alert for construction vehicles entering and exiting the work area.
- Route 20 (Stony Point Road) at Route 649 (Proffit Road). Construction of a roundabout. Be alert for flagging operations on Route 20 and Route 649 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Speed limit reduced to 25 miles per hour.
(UPDATE) Interstate 64 – Bridge rehabilitation at mile marker 104. The right eastbound lane will be closed from 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 27 until 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 30. Eastbound speed limit reduced to 55 mph from Exit 99 through the work zone. The VDOT Memorial will also be closed this weekend because the access road is within the work zone.
(UPDATE) Interstate 64 – Bridge work over Route 22 (Louisa Road) at mile marker 126. Expect alternating eastbound lane closures from 7:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday.
(NEW) Interstate 64 – Brush removal and tree trimming operations from mile marker 126 to mile marker 129. Expect workers on the right shoulder in both directions Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(NEW) Interstate 64 – Maintenance of highway signs and message boards at mile marker 106.
Eastbound shoulder closed, be alert for workers near the travel lanes Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(UPDATE) Interstate 64 – Brush removal operations from mile marker 103 to mile marker 124. Expect workers on the right shoulder in both directions Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Route 29 (Monacan Trail) – Utility work under VDOT permit. Expect alternating southbound lane closures from the Interstate 64 ramp to Route 801 (Rock Branch Lane) Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Route 640 (Gilbert Station Road) – Rehabilitating bridge over the railroad. Road closed to through traffic. Use detour via Route 784 (Doctors Crossing), Route 600 (Watts Passage) and Route 747 (Preddy Creek Road). Anticipated completion Oct. 8.
Route 654 (Barracks Road) – Utility work under VDOT permit from Route 29/250 to Route 601 (Old Garth Road). Expect alternating lane closures Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(UPDATE) Route 229 (Rixeyville Road) – Utility work under VDOT permit between Route 626 (Black Hills Road) and Route 1075 (Berkshire Drive). Expect right shoulder closures Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
(UPDATE) Route 229 (Rixeyville Road) – Utility work under VDOT permit between Route 1060 (Clemair Drive) and Route 633 (Alum Springs Road). Expect right shoulder closures Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Route 628 (Butler Store Road) – Removing debris and repairing bridge over the Hazel River. Road closed to traffic at bridge near Route 640 (Monumental Mills Road) until project is complete.
Route 17 (Marsh Road) – Replacing southbound bridge over the railroad and Route 805 (Bealeton Road). One southbound lane closed. Lane closure will remain in place for majority of project. Anticipated completion December 2022.
Route 28 (Catlett Road) – Resurfacing operations from Route 806 (Elk Run Road) to the Prince William County line. Expect alternating lane closures Sunday through Thursday from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m.
(NEW) Route 28 (Catlett Road) – Driveway culvert replacement between Route 650 (Messick Road) and Route 745 (Liberty Road). One lane closed with traffic controlled by flaggers on Tuesday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
(NEW) Route 29 (James Madison Highway) – Mowing operations from the Eastern Bypass south of Warrenton to Route 651 (Freemans Ford Road) at Remington. Expect mobile lane closures and slow-moving equipment near the travel lanes, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Route 211 (Lee Highway) – Mobile work zone with right shoulder closure under permit from the Culpeper County line to Route 681 (Holtzclaw Road). Be alert for workers and equipment near the travel lanes Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
(UPDATE) Route 245 (Old Tavern Road) – Resurfacing operations from Route 55 (John Marshall Highway) to the town of The Plains. Expect alternating lane closures and flagging operations Monday through Friday from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
(NEW) Route 806 (Elk Run Road) – Utility work under VDOT permit near Route 28 (Catlett Road). Expect alternating lane closures Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
(NEW) Route 676 (Riley Road) – Resurfacing operations from Route 15/29 (Lee Highway) to Route 605 (Dumfries Road). Expect alternating lane closures Monday and Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Route 805 (Bealeton Road) – Road reduced to one lane under the Route 17 (Marsh Road) bridge. Traffic controlled by temporary traffic signals.
(UPDATE) Various Routes – Expect intermittent flagging operations in the town of Marshall Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Business Route 17/55 (Main Street) between Frost Street and Old Stockyard Road
- Business Route 17 (Winchester Road) between Main Street and Old Stockyard Road
- Route 1003 (Frost Street) between Salem Avenue and Anderson Avenue
Route 656 (Bremo Road) – Rehabilitating two bridges about 0.3-mile east of Route 657 (Bremo Bluff Road). Use alternate routes.
(NEW) Interstate 64 – Ditch cleaning operations between mile markers 143 and 148. Be alert for workers on the shoulders in both directions Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to3:30 p.m.
(UPDATE) Interstate 64 – Paving operations westbound from mile marker 134 to mile marker 139. Expect alternating lane closures from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday.
(UPDATE) Route 22 (Davis Highway) – School Bus Road realignment project. Be alert for construction workers and vehicles near the travel lanes between Route 625 (Chalk Level Road) and Route 767 (School Bus Road). Expect intermittent lane closures controlled by flagging Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Route 647 (Harts Mill Road) – Rehabilitating bridge over the South Anna River. Road closed to through traffic. Detour via Route 640 (East Old Mountain Road) and Route 522 (Cross County Road). Anticipated completion Sept. 22.
Route 767 (School Bus Road) – School Bus Road realignment project. Relocating Route 767 to align with Route 625 (Chalk Level Road). Anticipated completion Dec. 15.
Route 631 (Mill Hill Road) – Replacing culvert carrying Bolton Branch. Road closed at work location Monday through Thursday.
Road conditions and other real-time travel information can be found on the 511 Virginia website, the free VDOT 511 mobile app or by calling 511 from any phone in Virginia. VDOT updates are also on Facebook and the district’s Twitter account, @VaDOTCulp.


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Land Use Committee Meeting – Wednesday August 16, 2023 6:30pm – VIRTUAL
August 16 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
The Meridian-Kessler Neighborhood Association’s Land Use Committee will be holding a virtual meeting to review projects at:
- 366 E. 45th Street to discuss a remodel, addition and new garage construction
- 4002 Broadway Street to discuss a variance of use to provide housing for up to seven boys up to 17 years of age by the Voices Corporation
- 5354 North Delaware Street, Construction of an attached garage with a one-foot south side yard setback (four feet required)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 627 837 9686
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Any interested neighbor or resident is welcome to join the meeting, review the materials and ask questions and voice concerns or opinions.
This meeting will be held virtually on Wednesday August 16th starting at 6:30pm


Appleton Rotary Club: $10,500. Health - Early Childhood Intervention.
Appleton Breakfast Rotary Club: $3,000. Environmental - Midwest Region Coastal Water Project.
Escanaba Rotary Club: $5,000. Community Development - West Side Recreation Area Phase 2.
Ishpeming Rotary Club: $7,500. Health - Teal Lake Joint Dock Project.
Marquette West Rotary Club: $ 7,500. Community Development - West. Kids Cove 2.
Hancock Rotary Club: $5000. Community Development - Hancock Memorial Park.
Iron Mountain/Kingsford Rotary Club: $7,500. Community Development - Welcome Center and Rotary Monument.
Houghton Rotary Club: $5,100. Community Development - Outdoor Public Music Park.
Shawano Rotary Club: $4,342. Community Development - Mountain Bay Trail Bridge Repair.
Antigo Rotary Club: $7,500. Community Development - Outside Improvements at the Boys and Girls Club.
Marquette: $7,850. Community Development - Hurley Field Playground.
Rotary Club of Wausau and Wausau Early Birds Rotary Club: $7,500. Health - Good News Project - Medical Sanitizing Equipment.


Pressure Reducing Valve
A water pressure reducing valve (PRV) automatically reduces the pressure from the water supply main to a lower, more sensible pressure. Even if the supply water pressure fluctuates, the pressure reducing valve ensures a constant flow of water at a functional pressure, as long as the supply pressure does not drop below the valve's pre-set pressure.
The Town recognizes not all of the buildings were constructed or retrofit with PRV’s and that having these PRV’s in individual units that meet the criteria provide a benefit to the Town in as much of a benefit to the building owner. The Town has identified a rebate program as a way to benefit both the individual building owner and the Town.
Pressure Relief Valve
The Town of Lyons Public Works Department, in conjunction with the Lyons Fire Protection District, periodically flushes the Town's water system. This will cause some pressure fluctuation in the waterlines throughout town. In the past, some homeowners and businesses have experienced some damage to their property because the water heater was not installed properly. Please take a moment to make sure the pressure relief valve has a pipe hose draining into a floor drain. The Town of Lyons will not be liable for any damages caused to property because of this issue.
Thank you for your cooperation with checking your hot water heater.


WHEN: SATURDAY, September 27th, 2014, 8 AM – 2 PM
WHERE: Thousand Oaks City Hall, 2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA
WHY: On September 7th, 2003, 700 Swiss children helped build the World’s Longest LEGO Chain, measuring over 565 meters to celebrate the 700th year anniversary of their city, Willisau.
11 years later, as part of 50th anniversary celebration of the town of Thousand Oaks, CA, families from all over Ventura County will attempt to break the Swiss record for charity. This charity event is a collaboration between the Conejo Recreation & Park District, Rotary International, and Play-Well TEKnologies. The main goal of the event is to raise money to build a state of the art community playground for children with special needs and their families. The playground will be called the Rotary Dreamcatcher Playground. It would be one of the first playgrounds of its kind built in America.
In order to break the World Record for the longest LEGO Chain, community volunteers will need to build approximately 94 meters/hour. Over 100,000 LEGO bricks will be on hand for families to help build with. If successfully done, the outward spiral circle will fill a majority of the Thousand Oaks City Hall lawn. A number of participants joining the event will be from the developmentally disabled population of the surrounding community. There will also be a number of elected officials and community leaders, as well as their children and grandchildren helping to figuratively “link the community together.”
Come out and see this World Record attempt and if you sign up to participate, you could be a part of breaking a Guinness Book of World Record. Not a bad Saturday accomplishment.
Event Organizer: Ron Block


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Investigators still do not know exactly why the I-35W bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on August 1, killing 13 people and injuring about 100. But a succession of less spectacular failures over the years has raised concern among the country’s bridge engineers. New materials promise to make routine repairs less costly and intrusive, an important consideration in an era in which money for infrastructure is tight. “The days of letting a bridge deteriorate and then simply replacing it are going away,” says Mark Hirota, a consultant with Parsons Brinckerhoff and a former bridge engineer for the state of Oregon.
According to a 2005 study by the American Society of Civil Engineers, 27.1 percent of the nation’s bridges are either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete—a total of more than 160,000 bridges. The estimated cost to repair these bridges is almost $10 billion a year over the next 20 years. Built in 1967, the Minneapolis structure was a deck truss bridge with multiple steel girders and had been a concern among the state’s transportation officials for years. After the collapse, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters quickly called for an inspection of all the nation’s steel truss bridges similar to the I-35W span. A truss bridge, one of the oldest bridge types, is fairly simple in design and relatively cheap to build as compared with suspension and cable-stayed bridges, but engineers make no generalizations about types especially prone to sudden collapse.


Construction of Housing at Drumellan Park, Craigavon
QMAC Construction has completed many high profile and high quality commercial projects across Northern Ireland throughout its existence. Due to the demands of many commercial clients, there have been tight deadlines and budgets under which our service has remained the highest quality.
Many different projects undertaken by QMAC Construction include offices, retail, industrial, hotel and mixed-use developments. The experience and quality of the company dictates the variety of schemes on which we can work.


Greenville Mid-Delta Airport Prepares for Runway Improvements
By Samuel L. Washington, MBA, MCA
Airport Director, Greenville Mid-Delta Airport
The City of Greenville, MS, recently awarded a bid to Metro Construction of Tennessee to clean and seal cracks, as well as to clean and repaint markings, on Runway 18L/36R at the Greenville Mid-Delta Airport. The project is funded by a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Improvement Program.
Airport Director Sam Washington notes, “This project will clean and seal various linear and lateral cracks in the runway service on our commercial runway. None of the cracks exceed the specifications for cracks in the surface, but this project will help to ensure that none of the cracks reach an excessive level and will help to extend the life of the runway pavement. We want to commend the FAA for funding this project, as well as our engineering firm, Michael Baker International, for developing the bid specifications and preparing the grant application.”
Work should begin on the project by the end of September 2022.
MISSISSIPPI AIRPORTS ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 16803, Jackson, MS 39236 | 877-397-3929


The Kitty Hawk Recreation Committee will not meet on April 30, 2019 because the meeting room will be used for the State Special Election. The committee will instead meet on April 23, 2019 at 6:00 pm, Kitty Hawk Town Hall, 101 Veterans Memorial Drive, Kitty Hawk, Kitty Hawk, NC. Topics to be discussed include the Master Plan and may include Town history projects. The public is cordially invited to attend. Lynn Morris, Town Clerk.


Veterans Day Parade Final Route Still Unclear
Rain or shine, construction work or not, the Yakima Veterans Day parade along Yakima Avenue is set for 10:45 a.m. Tuesday.
Yakima city officials were hoping construction work between First and Second streets would be finished over the weekend so the parade could continue as planned, but they won't know that until later Monday.
A water main broke on Yakima avenue causing the street closure. If the work is not finished, city officials say the parade would detour to South Third Street, then to East Chestnut Avenue and South First Street before continuing back on Yakima Avenue.
Newly elected Sheriff Brian Winter and his wife Tammy will serve as Grand Marshals for the procession, which starts at Naches and Yakima avenues.
The day will include a special ceremony at the Korean/Vietnam warn memorial in Sarg Hubbard Park that starts at 1 p.m. There will be a wreath laying and a 21-gun salute by the Yakama Warriors as well as speakers.


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This iReport is part of an assignment:
Kapurthala road with 3-4 feet of water-residents,tourist and bussinessmen in trouble
To, 1. The Deputy Commissioner, Jalandhar 2. The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar Sub:- Kapurthala road full of water on rainy day. Respected Sir, As you are aware that Kapurthala Road is just like a mini highway which connects two cities i.e. Jalandhar and Kapurthala and there are number of residential colonies falling on/near Kapurthala road viz Raj Nagar, Basti Bawa Khel, Madhuban Colony, Chopra Colony, Raja Gardern, Basti Peer Dass etc. Further there are Industrial sectors also situated on/near Kapurthala Raod viz. Surgical complex, Leather complex, Industries/factories. Apart from above, Kapurthala road is a only route for a tourist for reaching PUSHP GUJRAL SCIENCE CITY.


Welcome to THE development opportunity of a lifetime. We are proud to present 2000 Clyde Avenue, a 4-townhome FULLY RTI development for sale in a scorching hot Culver City adjacent neighborhood! Designed by award-winning 64-North Architecture, each unit presents a unique architectural design that will be sleek, modern, yet cost-effective to build. The entire project is above grade. With nearly a 10 thousand sqft lot and 10 thousand sqft of buildable living space. Each townhome offers a large floorplan, a spacious private yard, unobstructed views and will attract the finest quality tenants and/or buyers. Rent each townhome or individually sell each townhome for a premium price. Situated at the very end of a tree-lined quiet non-through street along Ballona Creek, you couldn't ask for a more perfect project. Another major highlight is that this is an opportunity zone! Offering memorandum available upon request. Bring your best offers & break ground today. This deal will go FAST!
FACTS / FEATURES
- Lot Size: 9,931 sqft
- View: City Lights, Trees/Woods, Canyon


23rd February 2009
MEETING OF DUN LAOGHAIRE AREA COMMITTEE23 FEBRUARY 2009Removal of Tree StumpsQuestion: Councillor M. Baker:
“To ask the Manager in relation to Fairyhill off Newtownpark Avenue to have the tree stumps removed and replacement trees planted? When will these works take place?”
It is anticipated that stump grinding, which is included within the ArboriculturalProgramme will commence within coming weeks.Due to Health and Safety concerns, this department would not recommend theplanting of a tree opposite the laneway due to restricted lighting, safety issues and poor visibility. We will however provide tree planting outside no 38 Fairyhill in lieu of the recently removed tree.


“Sea-Tac Airport Parking Rates Increase July 1”
“Hourly, daily and weekly rates to rise by 5 to 6 percent”
SEATTLE – Parking rates at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport garage will increase on July 1. Parking rates at Sea-Tac Airport have increased only two times in the last decade, keeping airport parking comparable to off-site lots and to the cost of parking in downtown Seattle. The last rate increase occurred in 2017.
The rates will increase five to six percent. Daily parking will cost an additional $2/day, and hourly rates will increase by $1/hour. Weekly rates will increase $9/week. Passport and Corporate Premier rates will not change. Airport parking garage rates will rise according to the chart below:
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|27 March 2001|
Hui Tomorrow At Aranui
A community hui-meeting to deal with issues as part of the Aranui Community Renewal Project will be held tomorrow, Wednesday 28 March at 6.30pm at the Wainoni-Aranui Family Centre in Hampshire Street.
The project is a partnership between the Christchurch City Council and Housing NZ and is the first of its kind in the country.Further information: Cr. Carole Anderton: 025 220 8536.


Thursday, July 19, 2012
Road Construction Alert - Duval Drive - Jax Beach
Road Construction - Duval Drive from 37th Street south to Ponte Vedra Blvd.
Beginning Monday, July 23 they will begin to tear Duval Drive up.
They will be repaving and adding curbs to Duval Drive.
Project time line is 270 days.
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What you can expect between Lenora and Pike streets (in front of Pier 62/63) next week:
- Jet grout work has begun. A vactor truck will be used as part of this work. Increased noise can be expected, along with large trucks and equipment entering and exiting the site.
- Major construction work will occur six days a week. The noisiest work will start each weekday at 7 AM (9 AM on weekends) and stop by 10 PM.
What you can expect between Pike and Union streets (in front of the Seattle Aquarium) next week:
- Utility restoration work will continue.
What you can expect between Union Street and Yesler Way:
- Work to replace glass and concrete sidewalk pavers near Madison Street continues. Please follow the signed directions to safely access your destination.
- Movement joint plate work will occur at various locations. Vehicle and pedestrian access will be maintained during this activity.
Other project area work:
- Seattle City Light will begin construction on Phase 2 of the Central Waterfront Transmission Line Relocation Project between Yesler Way and South King Street. The majority of work will take place behind the SR 99 Tunnel Project fenced-off work zone on Alaskan Way. The most visible work will occur at Yesler Way.
- To minimize impacts to vehicle access at the Colman Dock Ferry Terminal, work will occur at night in this area, starting as early as Sunday night, March 26.
- During night work, work hours are from 9 PM to 5 AM, Sunday through Thursday nights. Ferry traffic to Colman Dock at Yesler Way will be inbound only – all outgoing traffic will use Marion Street. Daytime work hours are from 7 AM to PM, Monday through Friday.
- Visit the project website for more information.
- Next week, Waterfront Seattle will continue surveying work on Alaskan Way between Union Street and Yesler Way in various locations. This intermittent work will take place during daytime hours, Monday through Friday and will take place only in off-street areas. No traffic detours are associated with the work. Work is weather dependent and may be postponed due to inclement weather.
You’ve got questions? We’ve got answers! The Seawall Project Street Team is your source for answering questions about seawall construction.
- (206) 618-8584 (staffed during work hours; work hours are listed below and subject to change)
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To keep current on construction progress, check out our photos and videos to see all the great, interesting work happening along the waterfront.
Or sign up for one of our upcoming tours where we share what you can see taking place behind the construction fence.


September 30, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information contact: Water Division, 269-966-3506
Road closure for water service line replacement
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Crews will be replacing a water service line on Post Avenue tomorrow morning causing a road closure.
During this work, Post Avenue, from Nelson Street to Marjorie Street, will be closed. Emergency vehicles will NOT have access. Motorist should seek alternate routes.
The work will take place from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, October 1, weather permitting.
We appreciate everyone’s patience during this work.


07 Apr Temporary Closure of the Bridleway between Wichelstowe and Wroughton
SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
SECTION 14 – THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
NOTICE OF TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF BRIDLEWAY CLEY DROVE PROW WRCP – FP 1, WROUGHTON, SWINDON
This restriction is being introduced for emergency repairs to alleviate seasonal flooding and will impose a prohibition of proceeding on the above bridleway between Wroughton and Wichelstowe.
No Alternative Route Available.
The restriction will come into force on the 6 April 2021 for up to 12 days.
Strategic Transport and Infrastructure Service Area
30 March 2021
For further information please contact 01793 463040 quoting reference STR000172


River Greenway Hospitality, LLC
Sioux Falls, SD – Development
The Hilton Garden Inn consists of a five stories with 136 rooms, as well as approximately 6,000 square feet of conference space. It is the first hotel in Sioux Falls to offer underground parking to guests. It is also the first hotel in nearly twenty years to be built in downtown Sioux Falls. Construction was completed in the fall of 2013 and the hotel opened for business late 2013. The hotel is well positioned on the east bank of the Big Sioux River, with 8th Street bordering to the north and the newly built Lumber Exchange building to the south, home to CNA Surety, Lloyd Companies, Lindquist & Vennum Law Firm, Ernst Capital Group, and the Sanford Health Foundation, among others. This project was developed by Lloyd Companies.
136 Guest Rooms
6,000 Sq. Ft. Event Facility/Restaurant/Lounge


TRAFFIC ALERT: I-40 IN KNOX COUNTY
Motorists traveling on I-40 in Knoxville should be alert for lane closures that will have a significant impact on travel again this weekend.
Weather permitting, beginning at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 13, 2018 through 6 a.m. on Monday, April 16, 2018, I-40 East and West will be reduced to two lanes near Mile Markers 380 and 381 (I-40 Bridges over Montvue Road and Buckingham Drive) as crews perform bridge repairs in this area.
Crews will be working around the clock to complete the next phase of these scheduled repairs.
Motorists should expect potential long delays, adjust travel times, and seek alternate routes.
Motorists should be alert as workers will be present and there will likely be slowed or stopped conditions. Motorists should use extreme caution through this area.


Sulafjorden Suspension Bridge
Client Multiconsult A/S for Statens Vegvesen
The Sulafjorden is a stretch of sea nor far from Alesund, whose crossing is part of the known E39 infrastructural project in Norway. In such scenario E.D.In. prepared a concept design for a single 2800 m span suspension bridge alternative.


September 15th, 2020 – 5:35 PM
The Rockmart Silver Comet Trailhead in the Downtown Rockmart Historic District posted the following press release regarding their recent repair of the trail’s public bike pump station:
“Thanks to our Public Works team for the replacement of the air pump, and the relocation of our trailhead bike repair station.
The repair station was installed several years ago, but had been vandalized and viable parts stolen.
The City of Rockmart was able to purchase the replacement pieces, and today it was repaired. Great Job Team!”
The Rockmart Silver Comet Trailhead is open from 9 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday, and also from 1 PM to 5 PM on Sunday.


1103 Rutgers Avenue Salton City ( California, US - 92275) Built
1103 Rutgers Ave., Salton City. Large Vacant Lot. 15,200. sf M/L. Zoned R3. Multi Residential with many other potential uses. Located in the Heart of Salton City East of S. Marina/Salton Dr between Haven Dr and Desert Manor Ave. You own the land. Lower IID electric in this area. Area seeing growth, known for its gorgeous winter weather. APN 015-523-001.
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- MAKENGI RESIDENTS PROTESTS OVER SLOW ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN KENYA
- MCM PLANS TO CONSTRUCT MULTI-PURPOSE STADIUM IN BOTSWANA
- RESIDENT UNHAPPY WITH NEW BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION IN GAMBIA
- 14 YEARS AFTER CONSTRUCTION, FACTORY REMAINS ABANDONED IN NIGERIA
- CALLS FOR ETHIOPIANS IN DIASPORA TO SUPPORT GERD INTENSIFY
Federal Executive Council approves USD 53 million for road projects in the FCT, Oyo and Kano States.
The Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, revealed to the State House correspondents that the road construction project for the three states has been approved.
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“The second memorandum we presented was


CITY OF TROY, KANSAS
ORDINANCE NO. 703
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TROY, KANSAS VACATING A PORTION OF UNION STREET IN THE CITY OF TROY, DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
WHEREAS, the governing body of the City of Troy, Kansas has determined that vacating that portion of Union Street hereinafter described would assist Doniphan County, Kansas, promote beneficial use and development in the city, enhance the city’s tax base, and generally be in the best interest of the City of Troy, Kansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF TROY, KANSAS:
SECTION 1. That portion of Union Street situated South of Blocks A, B, C and D of Union Addition to the City of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas is hereby vacated, SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to reservation by the City of Troy, Kansas of an easement for utilities over, under and upon the North 40 feet of that portion of Union Street hereinabove described
SECTION 2. That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its publication in “The Kansas Chief”, the official city newspaper.
PASSED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF TROY, KANSAS AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF SAID CITY THIS 19th DAY OF DECEMBER, 2017.
Robert Jenkins, Mayor
Jane Boeh, City Clerk


Sparta Township Council Executive Session
Posted January 25, 2020
Sparta Township Council will meet in Executive Session at 6 p.m. on January 28, 2020.
The agenda is Planning and Zoning Board Interviews
The Regular meeting will start at 7:30 p.m.
In accordance with the law, this notice will be on file with the Township Clerk's Office and has been posted in a public place reserved for announcements in the Municipal Building. Formal action may, or may not be taken at this meeting.


Black Chevron Strip
A small rubber strip with an embossed chevron pattern on one side.
It is suitable for multiple applications such as a rumble strip for roads and car parks, as a wall guard or as a parking bay delineator.
Dimensions: 500 x 100 x 15 mm
Weight: 0.61 kg


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Context and objectives
Expansion Project is a design-build project that will add 320 million gallons per day (MGD) by 2024 to the existing water plant’s capacity. The expansion project will allow the city and the regional water authorities to meet the forcasted water demands, while fulfilling requirements set by the Harris-Galveston and Fort Bend Subsidence districts resulting in a shift from historical groundwater usage to a predominant reliance on surface water.
Main Responsibilities are:-


Council Public Meeting Tuesday September 19 at 7:30pm
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On the agenda:
Request for Comments - Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment Applications - 9712 Yonge Street General Partner Inc. - 9712 Yonge Street (Currently Mr. Congee)
To permit the construction of a 24 storey mixed use residential/commercial building to contain a total of 341 apartment dwelling units and 337 parking spots.
Public Comments: The public may submit written correspondence regarding agenda matters by email to email@example.com. Written correspondence must be submitted by 12 p.m. (noon) on the day of the meeting. Comments submitted will be provided to all Members of Council, considered as public information and noted in the public record.
Delegations: No prior registration is required to make an in-person delegation, but is encouraged. Prior registration is required should the public intend to make an electronic delegation by video conference or telephone. Applications to appear as a delegation must be submitted by 12 p.m. (noon) on the day of the meeting by email to firstname.lastname@example.org or by using the on-line application form found on Richmondhill.ca. The Office of the Clerk will provide instructions on appearing as a delegation.


Asphalt pavement at truck stops needs to withstand lots of traffic and frequent heavy loads. We will ensure the asphalt mix we use will hold up and last a long time for your particular usage requirements. We offer both installation and repaving!
When potholes develop, we can provide quick fixes and long-lasting repairs that you can count on. We also offer maintenance, cost-effective resurfacing services, and sealcoating that boosts curb appeal.
When your truck stop parking lot pavement needs a refresh, give us a call! We are happy to provide free on-site evaluations and estimates. Our team looks forward to hearing from you!


Beginning this spring, the Town will have several projects going. There will be contractors working on both the water and sewer systems. Concrete, asphalt, chip sealing, and plumbing will also be done throughout the spring, summer, and into the fall.
The Town will be adding a “Contractor” tab on the website! If you would like to be added to the list, please contact Town Hall.


Contact your Field Ambassador
Your Field Ambassador is the main point of contact for questions and concerns about reconstruction of the Six Points Interchange.
Contact: Nathan Jenkins, email@example.com, 416-338-7755
Sign up for Email Updates
Stay up to date on key construction milestones and opportunities to get involved. Your contact information will be kept private, and will only be used to share information about the Six Points Interchange Reconfiguration. Sign up to receive email updates about this project.
During construction there will be temporary disruptions to local roads and traffic. Notification about construction impacts will be sent to 2 weeks in advance of any disruptions via Canada Post delivery. Questions about construction impacts can be directed to the Field Ambassador.
To request assistance reading any files on this page, contact Nathan Jenkins: firstname.lastname@example.org 416-338-7755.
Untangling Spaghetti Junction:
the last walk through the interchange
Jane’s Walks encourage people to share stories about their neighbourhoods and use walking as a way to connect. Walks
take place in hundreds of cities around the world, and this year you can “walk the unwalkable” together with Urban Designer Julie Bogdanowicz and Six Points Field Ambassador Nathan Jenkins as they share information on Six Points past, present and future. This will be the last Jane’s Walk on the existing interchange before it is demolished – join Julie and Nathan for the last dance.
DETAILS: Saturday May 5, 2018. Meet at 1 p.m. in Six
Points Park (short walk from Kipling Subway).
The walk will last approximately 1 hour. Wear walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. Rain or shine. Please note that the walk will take place on walkways made available for the public, sidewalks that are narrow, and next to fast-moving vehicles. We ask that participants wear bright-coloured, safety-themed clothing.
More nformation: https://janeswalk.org/canada/toronto/toronto-walk-listings/
The mandate of the Six Points Interchange Reconfiguration Construction Liaison Committee (CLC) is to provide community input and advice to City staff throughout the duration of construction work. The CLC is an advisory committee and not a formal commenting or decision-making body of the City of Toronto.
Throughout Stage 1, 2 and 3 construction, membership in the CLC will reflect affected groups adjacent to construction locations. The committee members will represent the following local interests:
- Business Improvement Area (BIA)
- Resident’s Associations
- Community Organizations
- Neighbouring Properties
- Councillor Di Ciano, Ward 5
- City Staff: Project Manager, Field Ambassador, Senior Public Consultation Coordinator
Minutes from past CLC meetings will be posted here.
- Meeting 2 – February 21, 2018
- Meeting 1 – November 24, 2017: Minutes
Public Event – Thursday May 11, 2017 4-8 p.m.
- Display Panels
- Backgrounder: Etobicoke Civic Centre (PDF from BUILD Toronto)
- Backgrounder: Kipling Mobility Hub (PDF from Metrolinx)
- Event Notice (printed in Etobicoke Guardian South & Central, April 27, 2017)
An extensive public consultation program was carried out as part of the Six Points Reconfiguration Environmental Assessment from 2003 – 2007, and two community events helped shape the final design for the Reconfiguration in 2013 and 2014.


City of Lawton
• NOTICE OF
THE CITY OF LAWTON HEREBY GIVES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING to be held at 5:30 o’clock pm. on Wednesday, September 5, 2018 or as soon thereafter as the matter may be reached, regarding the Plans, Specifications, Form of Contract, and Engineer’s Cost Estimate for the CITY OF LAWTON 2018 BIKE AND WALKING TRAIL PROJECT for said City. The hearing will be held in the Council Chambers, 101 East Maple Street, Lawton, Iowa.
Proposed plans, specifications, form of contract and estimated costs for the construction of CITY OF LAWTON 2018 BIKE AND WALKING TRAIL PROJECT are on file with the City Clerk.
The extent of the WORK involved consists generally of .75 miles of Portland Cement Concrete with width 8 to 16 feet and depth of 4 – 6 inches pursuant to project specifications:
The Bid will be for the furnishing of all labor, materials, use of contractor’s equipment and all else necessary for the 2018 BIKE AND WALKING TRAIL PROJECT.
The WORK under the CONTRACT for the project shall commence on or before the date specified in a written “NOTICE TO PROCEED” and shall be substantially completed on or before June 1, 2019, subject to changes in the contract times as provided for in the contract documents and granted by the City of Lawton.
Written objections may be filed with the City Clerk prior to 5:30 pm on September 5, 2018 or mailed to City Clerk, Post Office Box 275, Lawton Iowa 51030 in time to arrive prior to the scheduled hearing.. Persons wishing to be heard orally regarding the plans, specifications, and form of contract may appear in person at the time and place of the hearing as set out above.
Published by order by the City of Lawton.
By /s/ Dale Erickson
/s/ Carla Eidenshink
Published in The Record
Thursday, August 9, 2018


WILSON, N.Y. (WIVB) – A portion of NY Route 18 in Wilson, near Wilson-Tuscarora State Park, will be closed for a culvert replacement project starting July 17.
NY State Route 18 (Lake Road) between Maple Drive and Ontario Street, will be closed to all traffic starting 9 a.m. July 17.
A posted detour using Youngstown Road and Ransomville Road will be posted.
The closure is expected to last approximately three weeks.
“Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes and allow for additional travel time,” a press release from the New York State DOT said. “Motorists are also reminded that fines are doubled for speeding in a work zone.”


Metro’s nine-month maintenance surge will soon affect riders on the heavily traveled red line for the first time.
Starting on August 1, trains will be sharing a single track in both directions between the Silver Spring and Takoma stations, disrupting the commute for thousands of Maryland residents. The single-tracking will last for one week.
On July 27, Metro general manager Paul Wiedefeld will join officials from Montgomery County, the District of Columbia and Takoma Park at a news conference to discuss what riders should expect. Commuters are being strongly encouraged to find other ways to get to work.
So far, Virginia commuters have been more broadly affected by the shutdowns and single-tracking involved in Metro’s maintenance surge, which started in June.
Because of the maintenances surges, Metro has been closing earlier on the weekends.
Metro’s general manager is proposing that the Washington-area subway system should close at midnight on a permanent basis to allow for ongoing maintenance.
Metro suspended late-night service in May before it launched its ongoing nine-month maintenance surge. The system had been open until 3 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday mornings. It’s now closing at midnight every night.
General manager Paul Wiedefeld is also proposing that Metro close even earlier on Sunday nights — at 10 p.m. Metro said in a statement July 26 that Wiedefeld consulted with other transit agencies and rail engineering consultants before proposing the new schedule.
Metro’s board of directors will have to approve the proposal, which Wiedefeld will present at a board meeting on July 28.


Aberystwyth paddling pool has been left to deteriorate from annual storm damage and will eventually be removed. Caru Aber (Love Aber) is a group of local residents who volunteer to maintain, upgrade and clean up our home town. We are now raising money to build a Splash Water Entertainment Area for local and visiting children to play in.
- Julie Hart
- Sarah Cleary
- Katie Westbury
- Tom Francis
Bow Street, Wales, United Kingdom


Bike Path Closure--Southwest Path
Sections of the Southwest Path will be closed for resurfacing over the following dates. Path detours will be marked during construction at each section.
- Commonwealth Avenue to Glenway Street:
- 7:00 a.m. Monday, 9/27/21 thru 5:00 p.m. Friday, 10/1/21
- Odana Road to Hammersley Road (South of the Beltline):
- 7:00 a.m. Monday, 10/4/21 thru 5:00 p.m. Friday, 10/8/21
Project details can be found here:
Direct any questions to the contacts listed.


Aimed at providing the commercial and residential building trade in the Western Cape with complementary, easily accessible, vetted resource to use when sourcing green building suppliers, the recent launch of Eco Exhibit presents local architects, builders, developers, designers and decorators with a unique “greening” tool.
Rayne Neave, granddaughter of Laurie Wale, a pioneer in the South African building industry and founder of the Building Centre, is the private owner of the permanent exhibition space. Aimed at providing building suppliers to view “green” products and services in one convenient setting and serves as a marketing and information hub to promote and encourage sustainable developments.
Situated conveniently off the N1 at Northgate Estate in Ysterplaat, Cape Town, Eco Exhibit is currently hosts 75 green exhibitors and is open Monday to Friday (9am to 5pm) and Saturday and Sunday (10am to 3pm).
Cell: 084 702 3824


There are three major construction sites, these will operate for 3 to 6 years.
We’re starting construction at 2 of the major construction sites this year. You can see what’s happening at these sites below. We’ll post updates on all the other sites in 2020, when we get nearer to construction. There are also 13 smaller construction sites to build connections to the tunnel, which will operate between 12 -18 months. All construction sites are shown on the map (click to enlarge).
Tunnelling activities: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This happens underground.The hours we’ll be working
General site activities and truck movements: Monday to Friday: 7am to 6pm, Saturday: 8am to 6pm
Trucks won’t enter or exit sites close to schools during school terms on Mondays to Fridays, between 8.15 - 9.15 in the morning and 2.45 - 3.15 in the afternoon.


HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – Officials have launched a new project website for the I-69 Ohio River Crossing (I-69 ORX) to provide new maps, photos and updated project information.
The I-69 ORX will connect Evansville and Henderson with a new 4-lane bridge. Last month, Governor Andy Beshear joined local officials in Henderson to break ground on the first of three sections on the ORX project.
Visitors to the site are encouraged to sign up to receive project updates by email or text, which will include traffic updates for ORX Section 1 with construction in Henderson. You can visit the updated website here.


Downtown Woodland Revitalization
Choose a photo album below:
Wal-Mart Construction - June, 2010
Downtown Woodland Revitalization Photos
Photos of Community Events
Woodland Centennial Building
Frank Ellis is having this building completely rejuvenated with the idea of maintaining the original look. Frank says, "We are having a lot of fun with this project. When we are finished the Woodland Centennial Building will be one which we can all be proud of."
Click here for more pictures.
Morris Smith Masonry 360.274.0572, contributed free of charge, installation of memorial bricks at Hoffman Plaza. Thanks from the entire community. It didn't take long for Locals to start enjoying their work. All done just in time for Planter's Days.
Click here for a slideshow of the Woodland High Junior
Achievement Students that helped sell bricks, benches etc.
Davidson Avenue/Goerig Street Reconstruction
(From 5th Street to Bozarth)
Click above for complete information.
Click here for wastewater treatment plant dedication ceremony.


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Getting here on public transport
Nearest tube stations are Elephant & Castle on the Bakerloo and Northern Line (+ 25 minutes walk or buses 68, 40, 35, 148, 45 from stop R on Walworth Road); Oval on the Northern Line (+ 18 minutes walk); and Kennington on the Northern Line (+ 18 minutes walk).
Nearest overground station is Denmark Hill (+ 22 minutes walk or buses 40, 176 from stop J).


NEW DELHI: Delhi’s 170 projects mainly related to beautification, construction and repair work are likely to be completed soon as Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal has approved a PWD proposal to delegate financial powers to the department's engineering officers. The project related to beautification of roads, repair of Delhi’s major flyovers, construction in schools etc have already crossed their deadlines as there is a delay in releasing funds.
According to the proposal which was approved by the LG Anil Baijal, engineer-in-chief, who had no financial powers, can now take a call on costing between Rs 4 crore to Rs 5 crore. Similarly, superintendent engineer can execute the department's works costing between Rs 30 lakh and Rs 1 crore and principal chief engineer can execute works that cost between Rs 2 crore and Rs 4 crore.
“There are almost 23 big projects which have not seen any work due to lack of funds. These projects were supposed to complete in 4-6 months but still they are waiting for funds clearance,” a PWD official said.
“Projects like Streetscaping and beautification of a road was sanctioned in September 2016 and should have completed by December 2016. But, still work is under progress due to late release of funds. Similarly, work related to remedial measures of noise and vibration at the flyover of Ber Sarai was expected to be completed by 2013, but due to lack of funds and other clearance issue the work is still pending. Now, after the approval of the proposal, it is expected that work would be completed by January,” official added. Earlier, PWD engineers had no financial powers and chief engineer and the secretary had powers to allocate funds only related to maintenance of roads, installation of road signs etc.
Pending projects of PWD where sanction work have been given
Project cost less than 1 crore: 147
Project cost 1 crore to 5 crore: 23
engineer-in-chief: Rupees 4 crore to 5 crore.
principal chief engineer: Rupees 2 crore to 4 crore
superintendent engineer: Rs 30 lakh to 1 crore
Resurfacing of Various Roads under PWD North West — Project cost Rs 4.92 crore
Remedial measures for stopping vibration and noise due to flyover to Outer Ring Road — Project cost Rs 4.90 crore
Construction of 06 Additional Class Rooms, 10 Girls Toilets, Boys Toilets etc in Trilokpuri school— Project cost Rs 1.81 crores
Construction of Fire Station Building of Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar — Project cost Rs 1.29 crores


PUBLIC TRANSIT DISCUSSION @ SVILC WITH U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR SF BAY AREA!
Problems with public transportation in the Greater Bay Area?
Got stuck in an elevator using BART or VTA light rail?
Broken elevator at BART or VTA light rail station?
Lift out of service when you tried to take Cal-Train?
Scolded by a transit driver?
Let your voice be heard!! Our lives and our transportation needs matter!!
Join SVILC on Wednesday, August 16th, as we have an open discussion about public transportation pros and cons with the Assistant U.S. Attorney General for San Francisco.
WHEN: Wednesday, August 16, 2017
TIME: 1:00 – 2:00 PM
WHERE: Silicon Valley Independent Living Center: 25 N. 14th St., Ste.1000, San Jose, CA 95112 (X street Santa Clara Street)
BUS LINES: We’re on bus lines 22 & 23 (Santa Clara & 14th) and 64 (13th & Santa Clara
WHO: All people with disabilities…and their friends, family members, and PAs who use public transportation
WHY: The Assistant U.S. Attorney General for San Francisco wants to hear from you! Here is a chance to have your concerns, frustrations, and more heard.
RSVP for Accommodations or Alternate Formats by Monday, 8/14/17:
Christine @ 408-894-9041 or Info@SVILC.org


Meeting Date: 04/07/09 06:30 PM
Location: Yucca Center 6671 Yucca Street.
Tuesday, April 7th Area 3,Business, And Housing Joint Meeting Agenda
1) Introductions and reading of minutes
2) Further discussion of Yucca Center Youth Soccer League and request for
HHWNC assistance. Possible motion and vote.
3) Further discussion with Alexandra Agajanian of SEE-LA on request for HHWNC
assistance in advertising for Hollywood Farmers’ market. Possible motion and vote.
4) Further discussion on proposed changes to the Hillside Ordinances. Possible motion
5) Public discussion on non-agenda items.
6) Schedule next meeting and adjourn.
- 2020/21 NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL ELECTION CANDIDATE REGISTRATION – NOVEMBER 13 – DECEMBER 28, 2020
- HHWNC Board Meeting – November 18 (virtual)
- Wednesday, November 11, Hollywood Community Plan Implementation Plan to be discussed in Committees Meeting
- Joint Public Safety and Area 8 Meeting: RYLAN Online – An Introduction
- LAFD West Burueu Newsletter Oct-Dec 2020
- Tuesday, 10/13/2020, Community Discussion on Two Proposed Developments within Cahuenga Pass
- HHWNC Board Meeting (Virtual)- October 21


State of Emergency Issued – Fletcher Community Park Closed
The Town of Fletcher has issued a State of Emergency (see proclamation here) due to the flooding, heavy rain and winds expected this weekend. Fletcher Community Park has a history of flooding, therefore the Town has decided to close the park effective at dusk on Friday, Oct. 2 and remain closed until further notice. This will allow Town personnel, equipment and other resources to be available for emergency response if needed. Thank you for your cooperation. We will update you here and on our facebook page when the park has been reopened.
The Fletcher Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for the residents of Fletcher by providing positive leisure activities, and well maintained parks and facilities. We strive to provide experiences that create connections between people and generate opportunities for members of our community to come together.
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The original item was published from 9/6/2022 1:16:24 PM to 11/21/2022 12:00:01 AM.
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[ARCHIVED] Upcoming Road Closures for Division Street and State Street Start in September 2022
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Starting in September 2022, DPR contractors working on the Granite Place project will conduct road closures along Division Street, State Street, and Reserve Street.


Date Added: 22/04/2014
We know that many Sandy residents are concerned about issues to do with highways, eg the impact of the A1 and the risk of a serious accident on it, increased HGVs in Beeston and in Sandy High Street, speeding in the 20 mph zone, the junction of New Road with the A1, the condition of footpaths and pavements, the Black Cat roundabout and many more.
Sandy Town Council is not the Highways Authority for Sandy and it has extremely limited legal powers to involve itself in matters to do with the road network so our role is to act as an advocate for the community and to encourage the relevant authorities to consult with us and everyone in Sandy.
We have invited speakers from the agencies who do have responsibility for roads:
Central Bedfordshire Council
the Highways Agency
to come to the Sandy for annual town meeting on 12 May 2014 at Sandy Upper School starting at 7.30. and talk to the community about the road and transport issues that concern them.
Last month representatives of our council, Central Bedfordshire Council and the Highways Agency had a workshop meeting at which we discussed some of the local concerns in Sandy. You can see the minutes here. We will also be posting up any additional relevant documents arising from this meeting which may be of interest to the public.
If you are concerned about anything to do with highways please talk to your town councillors and come to your annual town meeting on 12 May. It is important to make your voice heard.


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Local Lib Dems are campaigning for a new play area for Horsforth.
At a recent Town Council meeting, Lib Dem Town Councillor Simon Dowling laid down a motion to make available funds from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) for some new community facilities. For example for a play area. The CIL is a charge that local authorities can set on new developments.
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Wichita, Kansas 2022-05-25 12:40:00 –
Wichita, Kansas (KSNW) — Kellogg’s orange traffic cones and barrels are back, so enjoy as much as you can. The Kansas Department of Transportation is ready to embark on the next phase of the East Kellogg Freeway Project.
However, before road construction resumes, KDOT is holding a public meeting to provide feedback on the options under consideration.
The meeting will take place Thursday from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm at LifeChange Church Wichita, 10225 E. Kellogg Drive.
KDOT is considering improving US54 in two phases.
- From the K-96 interchange in eastern Wichita to Andover’s 159th Avenue
- From east of Andover’s 159th Street to east of Prairie Creek Road
KDOT states that its purpose is to reduce traffic congestion, increase safety and support economic growth. The goal is to complete most of the construction by the end of 2025.
The modernization project is part of Kansas IKE program – A 10-year, $ 10 billion program focused on maintaining, modernizing and expanding Kansas’ transportation system.
KDOT meetings are an opportunity for the general public to discuss with the project team, provide feedback, and review the project timeline. There is no formal presentation. Participants can come and go at any time during the event.
In collaboration with KDOT, the Federal Highway Authority has begun an environmental assessment to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). This conference serves as a public scoping method during the NEPA process.
Virtual options will be available online from May 26th to June 9th for those who are unable to attend. eastkellogg.ksdotike.org/..
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Montachusett Regional Transit Authority is requesting proposals from qualified contractors/vendor for breakroom kitchen remodel. This is a design/build project. The contractor will be responsible to provide owner with a complete set of construction plans and shop drawings in accordance with specifications in the RFR.
|Release Date:||Fri, May 4, 2018|
|Due Date:||Fri, May 18, 2018|
|Awarded to Company:||E5 Builders LLC, Leominster Ma|
|Awarded on Date:||Wed, May 23, 2018|
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Maryland Releases Purple Line Study
The Maryland Transit Administration today released its draft environmental impact study and alternatives analysis of the Purple Line transitway proposed for Montgomery and Prince George's counties. Here's a link to the story in Saturday's Post.
You can read the executive summary here. The MTA considered alternatives that include doing nothing, building various forms of light rail and creating various forms of rapid bus service.
Publication of the study is a crucial step in the lengthy process of planning a transit line, winning federal funding to cover a big portion of the cost and then building it. Release of the report will be followed by public hearings in November. You can see the schedule here.
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Bord Pleanála Case reference: PL29N.317818
Planning Authority Case Reference: 5252/22
Parkview, Ballymun, Dublin 11
Dublin City Council
Construction of 32 houses, 2 sheltered housing units, single storey creche and all associated site works.
Case is due to be decided by 20/12/2023
O'Cualann Cohousing Alliance CLG (Applicant)
David and Carmel Hardiman (3rd Party Appellant) (Active)
Joe McGuirk & Denise Master and others (3rd Party Appellant) (Active)
Click here for details of the original planning case submission to Dublin City Council.
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If this case is not decided you may be able to make an observation , please note the case number and get further information here.
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Contractor crews building direct connect HOV lanes between State Route 16 and Interstate 5 will implement a second weekend of overnight ramp closures to remove an old southbound I-5 overpass to make way for connecting HOV lanes between the two highways. Drivers are encouraged to plan for extra travel time during the early morning hours this weekend. Signed detours will be in place.
Friday, May 18
- Eastbound SR 16 ramp to northbound I-5 will close from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. Saturday.
Saturday, May 19
- Eastbound SR 16 ramp to northbound I-5 will close from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday.
Thursday, May 24
- Eastbound SR 16 exit to Sprague Avenue will close from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. Friday.
In addition to the above ramp closures, during the week of May 21 travelers can expect overnight single and double lane closures in both directions of I-5 and SR 16 at the following locations:
- Southbound I-5 between the Puyallup River Bridge and M Street each night Monday, May 21 through Thursday, May 24 starting as early as 8 p.m. All lanes will open by 6 a.m. each following day.
- Northbound I-5 between L Street and the Puyallup River each night Monday through Thursday starting as early as 9 p.m. All lanes will open by 5 a.m. each following day.
- Both directions of SR 16 between Union Ave. and I-5 from 12:01 a.m. to 5 a.m. Tuesday, May 22.
- Northbound I-5 from S. 48th Street to I-705 from 11 p.m. Wednesday, May 23, to 4 a.m. Thursday, May 24.
No lane or ramp closures are scheduled over Memorial Day weekend.


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City of Dayton
CITY OF DAYTON, MN
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, February 6, 2014 at 7:00 p.m., or soon thereafter, the Dayton Planning Commission will hold a public hearing meeting in the Dayton City Council Chambers located at 12260 S. Diamond Lake Rd., Dayton, MN 55327. The following matters will be discussed:
1. Amendment to Resolution 56-90 approving CUP for cell tower and antenna to allow for the collocation of an additional antenna at property known as 17600 Territorial Rd (Dayton Auto-auction) having PID 31-120-22-14-0008.
2. Ordinance amendments pertaining to:
a. Subdivision landscaping/buffering requirements
b. Sprinkler systems to require rain sensors
c. Mississippi River Critical Area Boundary
d. Tree preservation ordinance
All interested parties are encouraged to attend. All written and verbal testimony will be taken at this meeting and signed letters will be accepted prior to the meeting. Copies of the staff report can be obtained by contacting the Dayton Planning Department at 763-427-4589 ext 110.
Associate City Planner
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1/23/14, 3CDT, PHN


Broad Street Place (Gracious Court), Bath 1964
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Motorists to pay N200, N500 per trip
Exemption for diplomatic, military vehicles, tricycles, motorcycles
Terhemba Daka, Abuja
The Nigerian Government on Wednesday said it was set to reintroduce toll collections on selected dual carriageways across the country.
This development is coming several years after former President Olusegun Obasanjo dismantled all toll plazas on federal roads across the country in 2003.
The government said only 14.3 percent of the entire 35,000 kilometres federal roads that are dual carriageways will be eligible for tolling with vehicles paying between N200 and N500 per trip respectively depending on their make.
Diplomatic, military, para-military vehicles as well as tricycles and motorcycles will be exempted.
Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola made these disclosure Wednesday while briefing newsmen after the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting presided over by Vice President Yemi…
Source: Guardian Newspaper


After years of meetings, redesigns, and delays, the long-awaited Nobu hotel slated for the northeast corner of Randolph and Peoria in Chicago’s Fulton Market District is finally moving forward. While a boutique hotel, restaurant, and rooftop bar from Nobu Hospitality group on Randolph Street’s popular "Restaurant Row" sounds like a no-brainer, the project faced a lengthy and somewhat contentious approvals process after push-back from the West Loop community prompted the original 2014 design to shrink from twelve to eight stories.
Updated drawings reflecting the project’s downsized stature appeared on Booth Hansen’s website earlier this year while the presence of soil testing equipment on site last month provided strong indications that construction could be imminent. Crews have set about barricading the public way around site so construction can hopefully begin in earnest. The finished building will be roughly 90,000 square feet in size and contain 76 guest rooms. The Rockwell Group of New York City has been tapped to handle interior design.
- Nobu Hotel May Soon Rise Along Randolph's 'Restaurant Row' [Curbed Chicago]
- The West Loop's Nobu Hotel Gets a New, Shorter Look [Curbed Chicago]
- Fulton Market archives [Curbed Chicago]
- West Loop archives [Curbed Chicago]


Intersection of Nelson and Ham Reid Roads to be Closed Oct. 7-8
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The intersection of Nelson and Ham Reid roads will be closed from 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 7-8 for intersection striping.
For more about the project and for detour information, click HERE.


NHS- LIFT was a £1 billion programme to refurbish and replace hundreds of family doctors’ premises through a unique 25 year public-private partnership initiative to redevelop primary health care facilities.
Through a joint venture with The William Pears Group, we were the private sector partner within three London areas. The initial schemes totalled approximately £70 million in construction value with further tranches of approximately £200 million.
Each LIFT project worked through a Joint venture company (LIFTCo) established between the local NHS, Partnerships for Health, (which managed the LIFT programme nationally) and the private sector partner. This project was identified through competitive procurement.
LIFTCo was responsible for planning, designing, constructing and maintaining new or replacement primary and community care facilities over a 20-25 year period. The NHS paid a “lease plus” rent for the use of new premises.
West London LIFT
Covering Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham and Hounslow.
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham LIFT
Covering Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham.
South West London LIFT
Covering Wandsworth, Richmond & Twickenham, Sutton & Merton, Croydon and Kingston.


When it opens its doors in the fourth quarter of 2020, Best Western Nada Don Mueang will be one of the closest internationally-branded hotels to Don Mueang Airport, which handles more than 40 million passengers per year.
It will also be connected by two brand new urban rail links, the Pink Line and Green Line, which will provide fast and efficient transport to downtown Bangkok and across the Thai capital. Bangkok’s elevated expressway network is also within easy reach.
Positioned in the up-and-coming north of Bangkok, the new hotel is situated an emerging business and residential area which is also home to the Thai government complex, major universities and hospitals, IT Square, Central Plaza Ramindra, and IMPACT, Bangkok’s largest conference and exhibition center.
Upon opening, Best Western Nada Don Mueang will offer 270 contemporary guest rooms, all equipped modern amenities and complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel will also feature a restaurant and meeting facilities.


Amy Freedman, wtop.com
WASHINGTON – The railroad bridge on New York Avenue will be closed between Florida Avenue and Penn Street in Northeast from 10 p.m. Tuesday to 5 a.m. Wednesday for work associated with the New York Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
The same closure will be in place Monday, June 25, and Friday, June 29. The Friday closure will last until 11 a.m. the following day.
Traffic control personnel will be present to direct the detour.
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PLANS for more than 900 homes on the outskirts of Ryde have been rejected by town councillors.
There was standing room only at the Garfield Road Methodist Church last night (Monday) when more than 200 people heard Ryde Town Council’s planning committee issue a unanimous 'no’ to the controversial Pennyfeathers village.
The committee’s recommendation for refusal will be lodged with the Isle of Wight Council, which will make the final decision.
The application proposes more than 900 homes on 130 acres of land between Westridge Garage, Busy Bee Garden Centre and Smallbrook, in a new community complete with its own school, shops and industry.
Planning consultant Glen Hepburn detailed the plans which he said had already generated 11 expressions of interest from local businesses, before Roger Whitby-Smith, vice-chair of the campaign group Ryde Against Pennyfeathers (RAP), outlined their objections.
Criticism was levelled against Isle of Wight Council and Southern Water for not sending a representative to the meeting.
For more on this story, please see the Isle of Wight County Press on Friday, February 22.


Londyn - 4 listopada 2014 r. Konferencja "Year 2014 in Infrastructure". Finalist – 2014
Kategoria: "Innovation in building".
"This PLN 300 million project in Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland, was a hotel complex that included a hotel, conference center, sports hall, football stadium, and golf course on a historical site. Integrated data coordination allowed MWM Architekci Sp. z o.o. to avoid errors during the design stage, which resulted in more rapid construction.
AECOsim Building Designer, GenerativeComponents, InRoads, MicroStation, Bentley Navigator, ProjectWise, and ProSteel provided seamless data exchange among a large group of designers and offices during design. As a result, the team produced an accurate 3D model. The tight integration of engineering data and efficient team collaboration also eliminated design errors that would have impacted implementation down the road."


As I have written about both Abu Dhabi's green roofs, and Los Angeles's edible green roof, Dubai has outdone both.
Inhabitat.com reports that Dubai, in coordination with green landscaping firm, GCLA, are going to build a "Food City," complete "...off-the-grid, self-sufficient metropolis." Taste the Purest Tea on the Planet – Organic and Fair Trade Certified Shop Numi Organic Tea
How does one do that in Dubai, one of driest climates on earth? The answer (starting with green roofs!):
"...atmospheric water harvesting, solar desalination through concentrated solar collectors, grey water recycling, and application of hydroponic sand to minimize water loss."
All of this requires significant electricity, which will done via solar collectors focused on towers. Water Barrels and Storage
I wish Dubai luck, though I feel the project may be a bit ambitious.


The MD's Mapping & Geographics department is responsible for maintaining the region's Geographic Information System (GIS) (a computerized mapping system). The GIS team is responsible for producing and distributing maps and mapped data sets, as well as assigning addresses and approving street names.
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Greenwood Village is your connection to everyday destinations such as shopping, working, dining, education, or recreation. All amenities are close at hand. The pristine parks with landscapes of flowers and trees complement the natural beauty of abundant open space and create a special place to call home. Your hometown is a unique community where neighbors, families, and friends come together to enjoy a concert in the park, stroll along a peaceful trail, or cheer on the neighborhood soccer team. The Village offers areas for quiet introspection or rousing events that bring smiles to all ages.


Travel authority Metro is cutting some bus services because not enoughpeople were using them.
Metro was subsidising services on the 255 Halifax to Leeds service, which passes through Wyke, Cleckheaton, Gomersal and Birkenshaw.
Operator Arriva did not find the service profitable and after public consultation Metro agreed to subsidise it – but journey numbers were too low.
From January 24, the 7.03pm service from Wainman Street in Wyke to Halifax bus station will no longer run.
Other services are unaffected.
Metro chairman Coun James Lewis said: “This government has reduced the funding received by West Yorkshire’s councils by hundreds of millions of pounds, which in turn means Metro has less to spend on bus services.”


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Photo Speak – Governor David Umahi’s inspection of many Project sites in the State.
The projects includes:
1. Uburu Flyover that leads to mpu Enugu state.
2.18 kilometer Akaeze/uburu road linking Ishiagu.
3.Ugwuiyere Road edda,in Afikpo south LGA.
4.the ongoing flyover at Amasiri junction.
5.Amasiri-Amurongbom Road in Afikpo North LGA.
6.Ata bridge in Okposi Achara,Ohoazara LGA.
7.the ongoing Obodoma road in Okposi okwu in Ohoazara LGA.


Starting 2/12/2019: Road crews will be doing overlays in Greenwood for the next couple of weeks. Affected areas are: Off of FM1379 on ECR 103,104, 105, 106, 108 and 109. They will then move to: Off of FM307 on SCR 1086, 1084, 1083 and 1082
Please find an alternate route during this time.
Midland County does not maintain public roads that are not part of the Midland County road system. FM and State Highways are maintained by Texas Department of Transportation. These roads are maintained (repaired) by the corresponding municipalities; except for private roads.


TTC is shutting down parts of Line 2 this weekend
While last weekend was a refreshing break from subway closures it's not something we should be getting used to.
This weekend there will be no subway service on Line 2 between Kipling and Jane stations on April 14 and 15 due to track work. Shuttle buses will operate between these stations for the duration of the closure.
Those travelling to the airport this weekend may want to consider using UP Express from Union Station or Dundas West Station.
Also, take note that from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday, parking will be restricted on Bloor Street West between Jane Street and Armadale Avenue for shuttle buses.
Regular scheduled service will resume on Monday morning. The next scheduled closure will halt weekend service on Line 1 between St. Clair West and Union stations on April 21 and 22 due to signal upgrades.
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MARVIN ROAD & BRITTON PARKWAY PAVING PROJECT BEGINS SEPTEMBER 27
LACEY, WA, September 21, 2016: The Marvin Road and Britton Parkway/31st Avenue NE roundabout is scheduled for paving Tuesday, September 27 through Saturday, October 1, depending on weather. During paving, the intersection will be closed nightly from 8 p.m. - 5 a.m. If the project gets postponed due to weather, the City of Lacey will post updated information on their website under “Project Updates & Alerts” and on message boards in the area.
For more information, please contact Aubrey Argeris, Design and Construction Manager, at email@example.com or (360) 438-2639.


Adjusted toll tariffs are applicable to all conventional toll plazas in South Africa and are not applicable to the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project. The traditional vehicle classes (i.e. four classes) for the conventional toll plazas still apply and the discounts applicable per toll plazas still apply.
The South African Roads Agency (managed by N3TC, Bakwena and TRAC) announced that all highways affected include: N1, N3, N4, R30, N2 and N17.
For further details and new increased price structure visit SANRAL:
All road users to be aware that adjusted Toll Tariffs will be effective as from 7 MARCH 2013.


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The Howard Street Apartment District, now on the National Register of Historic Places, was originally occupied as second and third-generation, multifamily homes, built between 1908-1930. This district—once turned-eyesore—on the western fringe of downtown Omaha, is now revitalized into a pedestrian friendly campus of 153 units within over a dozen restored historical structures.
Field Health System is a critical access hospital in Centreville, Mississippi. This new, 19 bed hospital built in 2015, allowed for a partnership between ASI Omaha, and Altus Architectural Studios, an Omaha architectural firm, to create a complete signage solution.
ASI was selected because of our expertise with wayfinding, manufacturing capabilities, and the national reach we have with our multi-state locations.


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Spectators left behind an estimated 10,000 kilograms, 22,000 pounds, of garbage after the first night of the Celebration of Light festival, according to the City of Vancouver.
"The amount of garbage left on the beach was comparable to previous years, but less than what used to be left behind a decade ago," said Todd Harris, the supervisor of sanitation for the Vancouver Park Board. He added that almost all drink containers picked up were placed in 25 blue box recycling bins.