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MORRIS GERBER PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION
23 lin. ft., 47 boxes
Series I. Street ViewsSeries II. SubjectsSeries III. Photo Acquisition of 1983
Morris Gerber was a typesetter at the Albany, NY newspaper, the Times-Union. The collection was assembled by Morris Gerber from the archives of Stephen Schreiber and William Klein, both Albany photographers; discards from the Albany NY newspaper Knickerbocker News morgue and purchases. Photographers in the collection include: Stephen Schreiber; William Klein; Fellowcrafts Studio; Joseph H. Winchell III; Ed Driscoll; Robert Wilder; Roberta Smith; Joe Higgins; Bernie Kolenberg; Ray Joy; Morris Gerber.
Scope and Content Note
The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection represents a significant documentation of the architectural, social, cultural and economic development of Albany's history from the 1860's into the 1970's, although the bulk of the collection covers the 1910's through the 1950's. Views include building interiors and exteriors, action photos (such as fires, floods, parades, and building construction), urban and suburban residences and businesses.
The collection provides researchers with photographic documentation of a wide variety of public and private spheres of human activity in Albany ranging from city sponsored parades to life in a suburban home. Concentrated mostly in the second quarter of the 20th century, the images depict the growth of some of the more "suburban" neighborhoods in Albany (such as Pine Hills) and the flourishing and decline of certain types of businesses. The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection provides a valuable record of streetscapes and facades that have been altered or have vanished over the years.
The collection contains:approximately 12,500 black and white 8 x 10 in. silver gelatin photographic
printsapproximately 600 8 x 10 in. glass plate negatives approximately 3,400 black and white 8 x 10 in. film negativesapproximately 13,000 black and white 4 x 5 in. film negatives
(unprocessed)Many of the photographs were used in publications so they have annotations, crop
marks and retouching; condition varies widely due to their former lives; some images are poorly exposed or focused. Duplicates exist.
This finding aid covers only the photographic prints. The 8 x 10 negatives have been processed and foldered but not described here. The 4 x 5 in. negatives are unprocessed.
The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection holds 969 folders, each of which contain
approximately 15 photos. An additional 370 prints mostly 8 x 10 in that Mr. Gerber delivered to the
Library subsequent to the initial processing are contained as Gerber Supplement, and follow the catalogue for the main collection.
Series I, STREET VIEWS, is contained in 266 folders, or about one-quarter of the collection. The series is arranged in alphabetical order by street name. Order within the folders generally follows a pattern of starting addresses (low numbers) to end of the street; this applies especially to the larger streets ie., Broadway, North Pearl, and State Streets.
Street views are defined as images of streets (at street level), intersections, street repair, crowds, sidewalk activity, storefronts, buildings, homes, realty photos, and businesses. A business photo will be included in the appropriate street address folder unless it is accompanied by ten or more related photos; then it qualifies for its own folder under the business name.
Photographs of unidentified streets can be found in Box 44.Series II contains images filed by SUBJECT categories. There are 703 folders in
the series that make up seventy-five percent of the 8 x 10 collection. The subject categories are listed and stored in alphabetical order. Sub-headings within the individual subject categories (such as Churches - St. Peter's) will generally be listed and stored in alphabetical order.
A very small portion of this collection contains images of towns and villages outside of Albany. Any images outside of Albany will be housed in a folder with its town or village name. These folders are created for groups of ten or more images from a single town or village, otherwise, they are placed in folders under the heading, "Outside Albany."
Series III holds prints purchased from Mr. Gerber in 1983.
Series I. STREET VIEWS
1 1 A Streets (1993.010.1 - 1993.010. 4)includes Ashgrove Place, Adirondack Street, Austin Avenue, Alexander Street, Albany Street and Academy Road.
1 Allen Street, North and South (1993.010.9 - 1993.010.19)
1-2 Arch Street (1993.010.20.1 - 1993.010.32)
1 B Streets (1993.010.33 - 1993.010.47)includes Benson Street, Bancker Streets, Brookline Avenue, Buchanan Street, Beacon Avenue, Buckingham Drive, Buell Street, Brevator Street and Belvedere Street.
1-2 Beaver Street (1993.010.50 - 1993.010.65)
1-13 Broadway (1993.010.66 - 1993.010.137.3)
2 14-33 Broadway (1993.010.138.1 - 1993.010.293.6)
3 34-40 Broadway (1993.010.296 - 1993.010.361)
1-3 C Streets (1993.010.362 - 1993.010.391 and .1543)includes Catherine Street, Cardinal Avenue, Clayton Place, Clinton Street, Congress Street, Chapel Street, Church Street, Chestnut Street, Cuyler Avenue, Cherry Street and Cortland Place.
1-10 Central Avenue (1993.010.392.1 - 1993.010.484.2)
4 11-14 Central Avenue (1993.010.485.1 - 1993.010.514)
1 Clinton Square (1993.010.516.1 - 1993.010.524)
1-6 Clinton Avenue (1993.010.527.1 - 1993.010.578.2)
1 Colonie Street (1993.010.584 - 1993.010.593)
1-3 Columbia Street (1993.010.597.1 - 1993.010.624)
Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued
 1 D Streets (1993.010.625.1 - 1993.010.631)includes Dana Avenue, Danker Avenue, Dennis Avenue,Daytona Avenue and DeWitt Street
1 Dallius Street (1993.010.632.1 - 1993.010.641.2)
1 Dean Street (1993.010.642.1 - 1993.010.646)
1-2 Delaware Avenue (1993.010.652.1 - 1993.010.675)
5 1 Division Street (1993.010.676 - 1993.010.681)
1-2 Dongan Avenue (1993.010.682.1 - 1993.010.697.2)
1-2 Dove Street (1993.010.698 - 1993.010.711)
1 E Streets (1993.010.713 - 1993.010.736)includes Erie Boulevard, Elizabeth Street, Eileen Street, Edgewood Avenue, Euclid Avenue, Essex Street, Exchange Street, Edgecomb Street and Erie Street.
1-5 Eagle Street (1993.010.737 - 1993.010.780)
1-3 Elk Street (1993.010.781.1 - 1993.010.805.6)
1 Elm Street (1993.010.806.1 - 1993.010.818)
1 Englewood Place (1993.010.819 - 1993.010.833)
1 F Streets (1993.010.834 - 1993.010.854)includes Forest Avenue, Fairview Avenue, Fairlawn Avenue, Fourth Avenue, First Street and Ferry Streets (North and South).
1 Franklin Street (1993.010.855.1 - 1993.010.861)
1-2 G Streets (1993.010.862 - 1993.010.879)includes Garfield Place, Gingerbread Lane, Greenway, Grove Avenue, Genesee Street and Grand Street.
6 1-3 Green Street (1993.010.880 - 1993.010.902)
Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued
 1 H Streets (1993.010.919 - 1993.010.941.2)includes Hackett Boulevard, Hall Place, Home Avenue, Holland Avenue, Harris Avenue, Harding Street, Homesdale Avenue, Herkimer Street, Hollywood Avenue, Harris Avenue and High Street.
1-5 Hamilton Street (1993.010.942.1 - 1993.010.990)
1-2 Hawk Street (1993.010.991.1 - 1993.010.1002)
1 Howard Street (1993.010.1003 - 1993.010.1014)
1-9 Hudson Avenue (1993.010.1015.1 - 1993.010.1085)
7 1-2 J Streets (1993.010.1087 - 1993.010.1108)includes James Street, Jay Street, Jefferson Street, Jackson Street,Jase Court, Jerman Street, John David Lane and Judson Street.
1 John Street (1993.010.1109.1 - 1993.010.1112.7)
1 K Streets (1993.010.1113 - 1993.010.1114)includes Knox Street
1-3 L Streets (1993.010.1115.1 - 1993.010.1149)includes Lodge Street, Livingston Avenue, Liberty Street, LaFayette Street, Lansing Street, (north), Lexington Avenue, Lenox Avenue and Lawn Avenue.
1 Lake Avenue, North (1993.010.1150.1 - 1993.010.1160)
1 Lake Avenue, South (1993.010.1162 - 1993.010.1171)
1 Lancaster Street (1993.010.1172.1 - 1993.010.1179.2)
1-4 Lark Street (1993.010.1180.1 - 1993.010.1213)
1 Leonard Place (1993.010.1215 - 1993.010.1226)
Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued
 1-3 M Streets (1993.010.1227.1 - 1993.010.1265)includes Myrtle Avenue, Monroe Street, Montgomery Street, Morton Avenue, Melrose Avenue, Mulberry Street, Maguire Avenue, Mohawk Street, Marion Avenue, Matilda Street, Maplewood Avenue, Mercer Street and Mereline Avenue.
1-2 Madison Avenue (1993.010.1266 - 1993.010.1279.4)
8 3-9 Madison Avenue (1993.010.1280 - 1993.010.1350.3)
1 Maiden Lane (1993.010.1352.1 - 1993.010.1363 and .1120)
1 Main Avenue South (1993.010.1364 - 1993.010.1372)
1-3 Manning Boulevard (1993.010.1376 - 1993.010.1398.2)
1-5 Market Square (1993.010.1399 - 1993.010.1428)
1 Morris Street (1993.010.149 - 1993.010.1438)
1-3 New Scotland Avenue (1993.010.1439 - 1993.010.1474)
9 1-3 Northern Boulevard (1993.010.1475 - 1993.010.1495)
1 O Streets (1993.010.1497 - 1993.010.1506)includes Oakwood Street, O'Connell Street, Oxford Road andOntario Street.
1 Orange Street (1993.010.1508 - 1993.010.1516)
1-2 P Streets (1993.010.1518.1 - 1993.010.1544.2)includes Park Place, Park Avenue, Park Street, Partridge Street,Philip Street, Parkwood Street, Plum Street, Picotte Drive, Pinehurst Avenue, Providence Street, North Pine Avenue, Putnam Street and Pine Street.
1-12 Pearl Street, North (1993.010.1546 - 1993.010.1664.4)
10 13-16 Pearl Street, North (1993.010


What will the future Edinburgh be like? Come along and share your vision and hopes for the future of our city.
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Pillar and our partners have submitted a funding request to the City of London for one-time funding for capital costs for the Social Innovation Shared Space and we are asking our members for your help and support.
VISION: The Social Innovation Shared Space will create a place for co-working, nurturing new ideas and fostering social innovation and positive community change. For more information please visit www.sisslondon.ca.
REQUEST DETAILS: Pillar Nonprofit Network is requesting City Council to consider one-time funding of $339,000. This funding will cover $289,000 for capital costs related to accessibility improvements (such as exterior ramp and barrier-free washrooms) and $50,000 toward one-time start up costs (such as development fees and permits, architect and other consultant fees). This one-time funding will enable us to access a $50,000 accessibility grant (which requires local matching funds) and will help us meet the City’s Facility Accessibility Design Standards (FADS). To date we have secured $1.5 million dollars in grants and donations for the Social Innovation Shared Space. Please review the Shared Space Request Summary for more details about the request and initiative.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
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This remarkably designed venue will ensure an exceptional event atmosphere which incorporates WA’s unique cultural and Aboriginal heritage. Construction of the stadium is due to open on time for the beginning of the AFL 2018 season. Perth Stadium is a multi – purpose venue which will host a variety of sporting events including rugby, football, cricket and entertainment with a seating capacity of 60,000. There will also be an integrated public transport approach that includes a pedestrian station, rail and bus. The new stadium will truly transform the City with site works well under way.
The venue is wholly focused on delivering a venue which puts fans first which will ensure an unrivalled spectator experience for many years to come. This development as well as other local major developments will boost Perth’s status as a world class city.
Current construction updates include the structure reaching its full height of 42 meters with the first of 50 roof trusses installed on the 5 tier stadium, with Year 1 of construction finished on time. The structure is now 33 percent complete based on the design and procurement status. The steel trusses will be delivered to the Burswood, with installation due in the next 12 months. The trusses will cover 85 per cent of the 60,000 seats.
The stadiums steel frame is using more than 14,000 tonnes of steel, and has subcontracts valued at almost $160million to local WA companies. This is a great opportunity for local Western Australian businesses.
2016 will be the busiest period of construction and the Burswood site and is set to become a prominent source of employment, with expected workforce numbers estimated to be around 1,000 workers by June 2016.
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Tomorrow will be a busy day for Mary Peters. The US transportation secretary plans to visit three airports in three time zones as new runways open at Washington Dulles International, Chicago O' Hare International and Seattle-Tacoma International airports.
That sounds exhausting. Thankfully, I only have to make it to one ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Dulles will open its first new runway since the airport opened in 1962. The fourth runway will be used for domestic and international operations. It is 9,400-ft and is the airport's third north-south runway.
O'Hare will open its first new runway since 1971. Before paving could begin, more than 3.1 million cubic yards of earth had to be moved and 126 acres of land in Des Plaines, Illinois, had to be cleared.
Made of nearly 270,000 tons of asphalt, the new domestic runway will open on the northern-most boundary at Chicago O'Hare. The east-west runway is 7,500-ft.
On the west coast, Sea-Tac's third runway will open at 8,500-ft runway, making it the shortest at the airport.
Airport operator the Port of Seattle purchased about 500 properties, including about 400 single-family homes, for the project.
Designed to last 40 years, the runway required 130,000 cubic yards of concrete and 35,000 tons of asphalt for the runway shoulders. More than 16 million cubic yards of dirt was moved during construction.
"If you took all the trucks that carried that dirt they would go from here [Seatte] to Miami and back," Sea-Tac spokesman Perry Cooper says.


The automatic top-up facility for Metro smart cards was launched at the Barakhamba Road station by DMRC head Mangu Singh on Wednesday. Times of India, 1 week ago
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Price has been slashed.!!! Great restaurant, business, or hotel location on busy Hwy 231. This 1.9 acre lot has its own turn lane already put in and is ready to go. Zoned B-2, all utilities are available and there is 327 feet of highway frontage. Ready to build. Would be a great investment.


Welcome to the Ormesby Saint Margaret with Scratby Recreation Ground & Playgrounds website.
We are a newly registered Charity, Number 1189610 and we are currently bringing together the Management Committee to oversee all aspects of the Recreation Ground & Playgrounds.
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We are currently developing plans to run a Community Garden, develop the play areas around the village and to replace the existing Pavilion. Please visit our facebook page for more information.
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Wildflower and Monument Village Neighborhood Information
These two popular Casa Grande subdivisions blend seamlessly into one extremely convenient location. Wildflower is on the North side of Carolyn Way and Monument Village is unmarked but to the South. Features are large lots with only single level homes, well maintained exteriors and location near the Vista Grande High School, medical, the hospital, shopping, and dining. Most lots are large enough to park an RV.
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MWD Headquarters. The building cost more than $100 million. An investigation into MWD field trips is raising questions about who is going on the trips and benefiting from them.
A KPCC investigation has raised questions about hundreds of out-of-town trips sponsored by a local public agency.
The Metropolitan Water District (MWD) has spent more than $2 million in public money in the past three years on weekend field trips to water facilities.
KPCC's Alice Walton reports the presence of MWD board members' relatives, campaign donors and those with business before the agency has raised questions about who is benefiting from the outings.


Stones Cross Road, Crockenhill
Temporary Road Closure – Stones Cross Road, Crockenhill – from 30 July 2018 for up to 5 days
The road will be closed outside “Dormers”.
The alternative route is via B258 Green Court Road and vice versa.
The closure is to enable works to be carried out by Thames Water Utilities Ltd.
This bulletin contains public information and can be freely forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.
Road names are taken from the National Street Gazetteer on Elgin, with alternative names given where known.


The following excerpt appeared in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune on June 18, 2021. To read the full article (may require subscription), click here.
Lawmakers seek $540 million from state to push Gold Line to Montclair – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
By Steve Scauzillo
June 18, 2021
The lawmakers, joined by the cities of Montclair and Claremont, are racing against the clock. A contract already awarded to Kiewit-Parsons nearly two years ago includes environmental approval and a locked-in price to build to Montclair, but that window closes at the end of October.
“This project has already been bid out and it is not going to get any cheaper,” said Claremont Councilman Ed Reece, who sits on the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority board and chairs its construction committee.
If fully funded, the extension to Montclair has a completion date of 2028 and is expected to increase ridership on the L Line by 8,100 daily boardings by 2028, and 18,000 more by 2042. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, which reduced ridership by 60%, the line carried an average weekday ridership of 52,000 in 2017.
Assemblyman Chris Holden, D-Pasadena, a member of a key state transportation committee, has led the effort. He said the state budget may include about $5.3 billion for transportation projects, part of the surplus the lawmakers want to tap.
“If not now, then when? We have a chance now, and for our region there is nothing bigger than the Gold Line,” Holden said.
“A driving issue for all of us is to link the two counties — to extend from Los Angeles County into San Bernardino County,” he said.
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Between public and private: town architects in Belgium during the interwar period
For want of legislation, municipal architects in small Belgian towns were able to develop flourishing private practices until the Second World War. Their resulting, rather ambiguous, position in between public and private allowed them to influence interwar reconstruction efforts in myriad ways, from sweeping, top‐down projects led by the central government to local initiatives. More than has been acknowledged thus far the private practice of municipal architects seems to have influenced efforts to create aesthetically distinctive townscapes. This argument is advanced here with reference to the case of Dendermonde, a town heavily damaged during the First World War.
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Eight flights which were supposed to land at the Dabolim airport on Wednesday morning had to be diverted to other airports in India due to bad weather conditions (low visibility due to fog) in and around the area.
The flights that were diverted to other airports in India included one international flight which had come from Muscat. Two flights from Mumbai, two from Bangalore, one from Delhi, one from Hyderabad and one from Cochin had to be diverted to the airports of Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
Later when the weather conditions became normal (clear visibility), the flights landed at the Dabolim airport. The flights had to land at the airport with a delay of two to two and a half hours.
Meanwhile, A mega flyover from the Dabolim grade separator to Verna main junction is to come up soon. The project is worth Rs 650 crore and will ease traffic woes.
Transport Minister Mauvin Godinho will be meeting Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to discuss a few pressing issues pertaining to the infrastructural upgradation in Goa.
On Wednesday, while speaking to local reporters, Minister for Transport Mauvin Godinho said that he will be meeting the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari.
"In the meeting," Godinho said, “I will discuss building one more flyover costing around Rs 650 crore. This flyover will come up from the grade separator at Dabolim to Verna junction.”
Godinho said that he is also trying to bring more electrical buses to the state. The modernisation of bus stands in Goa is another one of the many issues on the agenda for discussion during this meeting with Union Minister Gadkari.
Commenting on the urgency of parking near the Dabolim airport, he pointed out that multilevel car parking at the Dabolim international airport will provide great relief to commuters and visitors to the airport.


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The City of Fremont is requesting Qualification Statements (RFQ) in the form of a Letter of Interest (Loi) from professional engineers to provide engineering and surveying services for the City’s Garrison Street Improvements Project. The City was awarded a Community Block Development Critical Infrastructure Grant for this project, with the City of Fremont administering the project.
Section 1 Submission of RFQ
The RFQ for providing these services will be accepted until 4:00 pm, 09/14/2018.
Toe RFQ may be submitted in person or mailed to the Safety Service Director’s office (4 Paper copies and one electronic copy (CD or USB in PDF format) as follows:
Mr. Kenneth Frost, Safety Service Director
City of Fremont
323 S Front St.
Fremont OH 43420-3065
Note that non-compliance with the instructions provided may result in rejection of the RFQ.
Additional information concerning the RFQ may be obtained by contacting Mr. Ken Frost at 419-334-5900 of Tucker Fredericksen, City Engineer at 419-334-8963.


Saturday, March 7
There will be a concrete pour tomorrow, Saturday, March 6. Crews will be working from 9 am to continue working on the concrete pour for the next section of the 8th floor. The concrete pour is expected to continue through the afternoon. Concrete finishing will continue on the poured section until it is completed and may need to continue past 7 pm.
This past week, the 7th floor concrete pour was completed. Over 50% of the 8th floor concrete slab floor was poured. The first sections of columns and walls rising from the 8th floor were also completed. Work is underway now to set the panels and forms in place for the first section of the 9th floor.
We expect the hoist (external construction elevator) to be in service within the next two weeks. Deliveries of material will occur through the Front Street gate. Concrete will continue to be delivered via the Frederick Street gate.
The next sections of the podium’s pre-cast brick cladding are expected to be installed within the next two weeks.
Be sure to check back for updates regularly. If you wish to receive notice of construction updates please email us at email@example.com


Island Plan 2021-2030
Work is underway on the Island Plan 2021 to 2030, which will help shape Jersey’s future.
This summer you will have a chance to add your feedback, so don’t waste this opportunity.
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This small neighborhood park has a softball diamond, basketball/multi-use court, and tennis courts.
This park is adjacent to McLean Science/Technology Magnet Elementary School.
This court is NOT lighted.
This softball diamond is all grass with NO seating or lighting.
Two lighted tennis courts.
2319 Columbine, 67204 | 10.33 acres
This small neighborhood park was acquired by the Board of Park Commissioners in 1954.
Basketball/Multi-use Court | Softball Diamond | Tennis Courts
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SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 1428
of the City of Gig Harbor, Washington
On the 28th of October, 2019, the City Council of the City of Gig Harbor, passed Ordinance No. 1428, the main point of which may be summarized by its title as follows:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GIG HARBOR, WASHINGTON, RELATING TO LAND USE AND ZONING; AMENDING SECTION 17.14.020 OF THE GIG HARBOR MUNICIPAL CODE TO PERMIT COMMUNITY RECREATION HALLS AS A CONDITIONAL USE IN THE WATERFRONT COMMERCIAL (WC) ZONING DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The full text of this Ordinance will be mailed upon request or you can access the full version at www.cityofgigharbor.net
APPROVED by the City Council at their meeting of October 28, 2019.
BY: MOLLY M. TOWSLEE, CITY CLERK


Pikene på Broen is proud to be named amongst the latest funding recipients of KORO’s Art Scheme for Outdoor Public Spaces initiative (URO). The project funding is for Pikene på Broen’s project Kunststi i grenserom / Art path in the borderland.
The funding will go toward Pikene på Broen’s pilot project aiming to make outdoor installation artwork a permanent presence in Kirkenes and surroundings. During the pilot project, Pikene på Broen will explore converting existing artworks we have produced with artists into permanent installations in public spaces around the community – as well as continuing production of works that are in development.
The project will work in cooperation with Sør-Varanger municipality and also create possibilities for cross-border collaboration with partners in Nikel.
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The City of La Grande is the economic, educational, recreational, and cultural hub for eastern Oregon, with a family oriented, small-town character.
- July 29, 2015
- Pioneer Park Basketball Court
- July 27, 2015
- 07-27-2015 URA Special Session and Work Session Agendas
- June 30, 2015
- City Crews to Begin Road Work
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- June 4, 2015
- Max Square Renovation Improvements


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The snow disappears from Saskatoon roadways and the potholes almost instantly replace it.
Although according to courier driver, Savannah Koski, it’s nothing new.
“I drive all day and they are constantly everywhere,” said Koski.
Many drivers either dangerously swerve between lanes to miss them, like Don Chormonitz. “I’m watchin, I’m swervin’ ’em,” he said.
Or they wince at the sound their vehicle makes when they hit them.
City of Saskatoon Roadways Manager Tracy Danielson said they do have a plan in place to combat the pits in the pavement.
“This is the time of year where lots of potholes are created and so our target is to address those priority locations within a few days but we’ll be doing pothole repairs all throughout the spring summer and into the fall,” said Danielson.
The city budgets around $4 million annually just for pothole repair.
“I hope they do it right, because they never do it right as far as I’m concerned,” said concerned driver, Len Holynski.
Saskatoon residents can go to the city’s website or use their app to report a pothole at any time.


Santa Claus is making a list and checking it twice before he cruises through Matawan to say Merry Christmas to local children.
The Matawan First Aid Squad will tow Mr. Claus on his sleigh from Monday, Dec. 10 to Thursday, Dec. 13, according to elves at the North Pole. Mr. Claus plans to leave the Matawan First Aid Squad each evening promptly at 6 p.m.
A senior elf on Mr Claus' staff was kind enough to share his sleigh riding schedule with Patch:
Monday, Dec. 10
Ravine Drive, Jackson Street, Church Street, Wyckoff Street, Spring Street, Main Street, Washington Avenue, Jackson Street, Monroe Street, Franklin Street, Route 34, Fierro Avenue, Lakeside Drive, Taylor Road, Weldon Road, Fierro Avenue, Annmar Drive, Elm Place, Elizabeth Drive, Route 34, Crescent Place, Route 34, Sunset Avenue, Schenck Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Woodland, Sunset Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Kimberly Drive, Schenck Avenue, Freneau Avenue, New Brunswick Avenue, Danemar Drive, Miriam Drive, Miriam Place, New Brunswick Avenue, Sutphin Avenua, Shainey Lance, Center Avenue.
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Freneau Avenue (Route 79), Vermont Court, Villanova Place, Freneau Avenue, Wilson Avenue, Freneau Avenue, Tina Place, Freneau Avenue, Ryers Lane, Maple Avenue, John Street, Freneau Avenue, Poet Drive, Freneau Avenue, Scenic Lane, Magnolia Court, Somerset Place, Sapphire Lane, Mill Road, Overbrook Lane, Onyx Place, Route 34, Mac Arther Drive, Eisenhower Court, Route 34, Broad Street, Church Street, Orchard Street, Park Avenue, Little Street, Johnson Street, Atlantic Avenue.
Wednesday, Dec. 12
Edgewater Drive, Beechwood Terrace, Crestwood Road, Northfield Road, Bellevue Lane, Maple Avenue, Middlesex Road, Christine Court, Matawan Green Lane, Middlesex Road, Rustic Lance, Ravine Drive, Union Street, Fredwood Drive, Ravine Drive, Indian Terrace, Fawn Drive, Mohawk Drive, Union Street, Daniel Drive, Chestnut Drive, Union Street, Ravine Drive, Washington Avenue, Roberts Street, Harding Boulevard, Liberty Street, Sonia Avenue, Oakland Street, Harding Boulevard, Grant Street.
Thursday, Dec. 13
Matawan Avenue, Hillside Street, Matawan Avenue, Angelica Court, Oak Knoll Drive, Sutton Drive, Sutton Place, Aberdeen Road, Union Avenue, Daniel Drive, Essie Drive, Ned Drive, Colonial Drive, Marc Drive, Matawan Avenue, Main Street, Carten Lane, North Street, Broad Street.
Friday, Dec. 14
Friday will serve as a back-up day in case of inclement weather during the week.


Reopening & Recovery Webinar Series
A special thank you to all those who attended our Reopening & Recovery webinar series. Each week we had the opportunity to feature one community to learn more about their reopening and recovery plans, as well as development/redevelopment projects.
- June 19, 2020 – Village of Sussex
- May 29, 2020 – Village of Mukwonago
- May 22, 2020 – Village of Pewaukee & Positively Pewaukee
- May 15, 2020 – City of Brookfield & Visit Brookfield
- May 8, 2020 – City of Waukesha


DO NOT SCRAP MRT 3 PROJECT
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As Malaysians, we believe the urgent need to cut government's spendings and to scrap any unnecessary mega project. However, MRT 3 of MRT Circle Line is a need for Malaysians. The project will not benefit other people but instead will be very beneficial for Malaysians.
MRT 3, when it is in operation in 2025 will be one of the main components of our country's Greater KL/Klang Valley Integrated Transit System. By then, there will be a lot of passengers taking the MRT and by having MRT 3, passengers traffic can be channeled to this loop line and in effect, a comfortable and efficient ride can be enjoyed by Malaysians.
As such, Mr. Prime Minister, please review the decision to scrap MRT 3 and let us have an integrated and modern rail transportation system in our beloved country, Malaysia.
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A Tale of Two Communities: Modernizing Facilities and Infrastructure
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We carry out regular work to improve the roads and pavements. We also fix problems you tell us about.
Tell us about a problem
Report a street light or pothole
Regular and planned maintenance
Drain cleaningGrass cutting, hedges, trees and weedsHighways annual works programme
Highways plans and strategies
Take a look at our plans and strategy documents, including our inspection manual, Highways Service Guide and Winter Service Operational Plan.
HIGHWAYS PLANS AND STRATEGIES


The Pre-Submission Draft of the Lewes Neighbourhood Plan is now ready for a six-week public consultation.
This consultation period begins on Monday 8th May and ends on Wednesday 21st June 2017.
There will be a drop-in event presenting the draft plan at Lewes Town Hall on 25th May 2017 from 1.00pm until 10.00pm and on the 26th May 2017 from 9.30am until 1.00pm. Please come along to this event where you can find out more about the plan and ask any questions you may have.
There will be a slideshow presentation at 7.30pm on Thursday 25th May 2017. This presentation will explain more about the plan and be an opportunity for questions and answers.
Please go to the Lewes For All Neighbourhood Plan website to download copies of the plan and to complete the questionnaire survey. We also invite Members of the Friends of Lewes to send or copy their written comments to email@example.com, by the 15 June 2017.
The deadline for responses to the questionnaire survey is 5pm on Wednesday 21st June 2017.
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Tribune News Service
Dehradun, November 28
Over 3,000 trees will be felled for widening of the Rudraprayag-Gaurikund road in Rudraprayag district under the All-Weather Roads Project.
The 76-km long Rudraprayag-Gaurikund is a key road to reach the Kedarnath shrine. The Public Works Department has been working on a war footing to widen the road. The Rudraprayag district administration has also completed preparations for the payment of compensation to traders and villagers whose land would be acquired for the project. An amount of Rs 57 crore has already been released by the district administration for the payment of compensation in lieu of the land acquired for the widening of the road. The payment of compensation is expected to begin during December.
Nearly 2,000 trees will be felled between Augustmuni and Fata, another 250 trees between Fata and Gaurikunjd, 800 trees between Kund Bypass till Guptkashi and 96 trees will be cut between Rudraprayag Bypass and Augustmuni.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in the presence of Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari launched the All Weather Road Programme for Uttarakhand last year. Improved road connectivity plays a key role in facilitating the pilgrims visiting the state during the Char Dham Yatra. The 889-km all-weather road network covers eight districts of the state and will be built at a cost of Rs 12,000 crore.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
APRIL 12, 2023
CANCELLATION NOTICE: COMMUNITY MEETING TO DISCUSS NOVA DRIVE AND PINE RIDGE ROADWAY PROJECT IS CANCELED
DAVIE, Fla. – The Town of Davie’s community meeting regarding the Nova Drive and Pine Ridge Drive Traffic Intersection Improvements project scheduled for tonight, April 12, 2023, is canceled. Meeting will be rescheduled to a later date.
For more information about this project and the meeting details, please contact Assistant Town Engineer Abidemi “AJ” Ajayi at 954-797-1096 or [email protected].
Leona Henry, Intergovernmental Affairs Manager
Sussette Rodriguez, Public Relations Coordinator
Ariana Briceño, Public Relations Assistant


Both houses of the New York State Legislature have passed a measure that would allow the municipalities of East Hampton, Southampton, and Southold to transfer land, at little or no cost, to the trustees of those townships.
The measure, which awaits Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s signature, was championed by Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. of Sag Harbor and Senator Kenneth P. LaValle of Port Jefferson.
Typically, said Mr. Thiele, under the general municipal law, local governments can transfer land to other local governments for public purposes at no cost or reduced cost. However, such transfers may only be made to municipal corporations defined as county, town, village, or fire district.
The trustees of the freeholders and commonalty of East Hampton, Southampton, and Southold, elected bodies created in the 17th century by the Nicholls and Dongan Patents, are autonomous and are not defined as municipal corporations.
“They would greatly benefit from the ability to receive land at no cost from the county or other local governments,” Mr. Thiele said.
The bill also provides that real property received by trustees in this way cannot be sold, transferred, leased, exchanged, or otherwise conveyed unless by an act of the legislature.
Although historically, all the East End’s independent town trustees have tried to keep the state at arms’ length so as to maintain their special authorities, Diane McNally, the clerk of the East Hampton trustees, said she saw no drawbacks to her nine-member board becoming a municipal corporation.


Lakewold Police social media post.
School starts Aug. 31. @CloverParkSD buses will be on our roads. Please drive slow, obey speed limits and stop for buses and children. School zone cameras on Gravelly Lake Drive and Steilacoom Boulevard are working, so drive the speed limit, or get a a ticket.
Source: The Suburban Times


Thank you for your inquiry, Ann! Unfortunately, Twiddy cannot predict construction plans in the area and has no control over construction noise. You may reserve a house at a time when there is no construction in progress nearby, but construction could begin prior to your arrival. We regret any inconvenience, but we are not able to facilitate relocation or refunds. During the in-season months there is a small movie theater, shopping, go carts, mini-golf and a number of fantastic restaurants.
- Answered by Twiddy on 9/13/2014


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June 21, 2018, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM @ City Hall
Attend this informational meeting to hear about the project and ask questions of City staff. Proposed improvements to Hamburg Avenue in 2019 include roadway reconstruction, widening with concrete curb/gutter, storm sewer, water main and sidewalk/trail.


Bollard has been damaged and is totally snapped off
Reported in the Street Furniture category anonymously at 13:32, Fri 11 November 2016
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
On the traffic calming/speed bump at the upper (east) end of First Avenue a bollard has been damaged and is totally snapped off and on the floor. On this 'traffic calming chicane' 2 of the 4 bollards are now damaged. This road is increasingly used as a rat run and traffic is continually speeding. Thankfully it wasn't a pedestrian that was hit.


You are invited to attend a community update meeting for the Katy Trail Extension Phase VI project, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 18, 2007 at 5321 E Mockingbird Lane, Suite 240, Dallas, TX 75206 (next to the Angleika Theater) at Mockingbird Station. Phase VI of the Katy Trail will run between Ellsworth Avenue and Worcola Street along the DART corridor, crossing with a pedestrian bridge at Mockingbird Lane.
This meeting will be held in open house format where participants can browse presentation boards that have been generated to this point in the schematic design process. Councilmember's Angela Hunt and Sheffie Kadane, City of Dallas Public Works and Transportation representatives and the HNTB design team will be on hand to give a brief overview and field any questions you may have about the project process and timeline.
Please confirm your attendance by contacting Janeen Walls at (214) 743-7243 or firstname.lastname@example.org. Also, feel free to forward this notice to your full membership.
I look forward to visiting with you and discussing the progress on this project.
HNTB Project Manager


Crosswalk solution nixed
A solution to a “dangerous crosswalk” has been rejected by New Westminster city council.
The city’s engineering staff recommended the pedestrian and cyclist crossing on McBride Boulevard and Columbia Street be realigned.
But that option was defeated in a narrow vote because it would have meant the removal of three metres of the Woodlands heritage stone wall.
The crosswalk is located up the hill from the intersection. City staff recommended it be moved to the corner to make pedestrians and cyclists more visible to drivers turning right off Columbia.
Many turn on red lights even though it is illegal.
However, moving it to the corner would have required pedestrians and cyclists traverse a steep incline to connect to the Central Valley Greenway above the wall.
So staff recommended a three-metre portion be cut out of the wall to decrease the degree of difficulty.
That solution was not acceptable to some councillors.
“I don’t want to see any of the wall taken down, thank you very much,” said Coun. Lorrie Williams.
She suggested putting up a big, blinking sign to warn drivers.
Coun. Betty McIntosh said she liked a California solution which warns drivers when someone’s in the crosswalk.
But city engineering staff said the device isn’t approved in Canada.
Coun. Jonathan Coté was upset the recommendation was rejected and a motion to explore other options was approved. He acknowledged the heritage issue but pointed out only three per cent of the wall would be removed.
“For that small impact is it really worth creating a dangerous situation for pedestrians in a major greenway that crosses our city?” said Coté, who received support from Mayor Wayne Wright and Coun. Chuck Puchmayr in his position.
“We have gone down that route with signage to improve the significant safety concerns at that intersection. People are not obeying those rules ... We have to address the underlying issue which is we have a visibility problem. Drivers cannot see people crossing that intersection.”
He disagreed that bigger signs or flashing lights would fix the problem.
He also rejected council’s decision to explore other options.
“In my opinion it was a motion to look like we were doing something when we’re not,” Coté said Wednesday.
Sapperton resident Vince Kreiser uses the crosswalk on a regular basis.
He originally brought the problem to council’s attention and was happy with the staff recommendation. He was not happy it was rejected.
“I hate to say it, somebody’s going to get hurt before they do something. That’s unfortunate. It’s too bad but what are you going to do?” said Kreiser. “I’m frustrated with the whole process.”


Reply To: What’s happening in Trinity?
I had another look at the Pearse street buildings today and I must say its criminal the way they have been ‘remodelled’. breeze block a facade! Westland Row is imrpoving but they only seem to be concentrating on the upper buildings. The Council should consider reinstating old Georgian lamp posts as well to restore the streetscape a little.


The Metro Board voted 11-2 to put a transportation sales tax measure on the Nov. 8 ballot for L.A. County voters.
Speaking of, we took a look at some projects that would get ballot measure funding: the Green Line Extension to Torrance and a potential light rail line between Artesia and Union Station in DTLA.
And here comes service changes beginning Sunday. A big one: all Gold Line trains will begin running between East L.A. and Azusa. And all-door boarding will begin on the Silver Line.
The draft EIR burped forth for the Airport Metro Connector project — i.e. the train/bus/other station where folks will transfer to the future LAX people mover.
Stick figures meet their maker in these provocative new safety videos.
We also briefly explained how to pay to use Metro Bike Share, which debuts in DTLA on July 7.
Check out some nice pics of the future development adjacent to Culver City Station.
And, finally, the Dodger Stadium Express hosted its one-millionth rider.
Categories: Projects, Transportation Headlines
Well, it is up to the voters now. Like Brexit, no one really knows what Metro’s Forever Sales Tax Measure will wrought in the end. However, I predict that Metro’s last moment bait and switch tax scheme (It’s PR agency’s idea?) the “Forever” clause will be its undoing. Without direct election of Metro Board Members and without a time limit on its Forever Sales Tax, the voters, if they approve it, will have sold their franchise for a very cheap price indeed.


Communities and Local Government
Jack Dromey (Birmingham, Erdington, Labour)
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government when the £30 million announced in the Government's Housing Strategy in November 2011 will be available to support provision of short-term project finance to the self-build sector.
Grant Shapps (Minister of State (Housing and Local Government), Communities and Local Government; Welwyn Hatfield, Conservative)
The £30 million Custom Build Homes investment fund to support provision of short-term project finance for group self build projects on a repayable basis was launched on


East Carbon City Councilmen discussed Tuesday the enforcement of newly found ordinances regarding dog ownership and off-highway vehicle usage within city limits.
East CarbonвЂ™s attorney found the ordinances, and Councilmen agreed they should go in the CityвЂ™s books.
Dog owners would be limited to three dogs per household under the new ordinance.
The OHV ordinance would specify rules for using OHVs on city roads as well as penalties for breaking said rules.
- Councilman David Avery was excused from the meeting as he mourned his motherвЂ™s passing. The meeting began with a moment of silence for AveryвЂ™s mother.
- Councilmen voted to accept a bid of $23,900 from Hansen Roofing to fix city building roofs.
- Councilmen initiated the process to take bids to replace worn out or missing stop and yield signs. East Carbon resident Liz Ferguson suggested the City workers also trim bushes and trees that might cover existing signs.


A tree in memory of John Schmauss
Thu, 05/11/2023 - 4:30pm admin
Family members, including Laura (third from left), Tom (fourth) and Nancy (sixth), along with over two dozen friends and former coworkers attended a tree-planting ceremony on Arbor Day in memory of John Schmauss. He worked for the City of Cresco for 30 years.
The crabapple tree was planted near the City Street Shop. Mayor Dave Brenno told the crowd, “John did a great job for the City of Cresco.” He added in the official proclamation that wherever trees are planted, they are a source of joy and spiritual renewal.


Incredible opportunity to own this 15.6 acre tract of land located approx 1/2 mile East of Exit 82 in Weatherford, OK. This tract is located within Weatherford City limits and does have a preliminary plat design which is attached. This plat provides for 40 residential lots. All utilities City water, sewer, gas and electric are available. Weatherford is a progressive and growing City approximately 75 miles West of Oklahoma City and is home to Southwestern Oklahoma State University. This is an extraordinary opportunity for a home builder or developer. Access to this development will be off Holmstrom Rd. (South Access Rd to I-40) It will have 3 cul de sacs and will not be tied into any other subdivision.
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By Gregory Korte
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken said today he would veto any ordinance by City Council to install cameras at intersections to catch red-light runners.
"I think it's Big Brother. I think it's an invasion of privacy," the mayor said this morning, a week after City Council voted 6-3 on a resolution to seek proposals from camera makers.


Road Closure: New Street Lane, Calverhall
Start Date: 2nd August 2021
End Date: 5th August 2021
Purpose: Road Closure - To locate existing water main and other services. Install mains connection, valve and washout. Open cut 6m on verge and carriageway.
Works Promoter: Severn Trent Water
Works Promoter Ref: LB517A7W-13020028A
Enforcement pattern for New Street Lane, Calverhall: 24 hrs
You can view the closure and diversion route by clicking here: https://one.network/?tm=122228376
Should you have any queries regarding this closure, please call Customer Services on 0345 6789006, or contact the Street Works Team on firstname.lastname@example.org.


SR 62 Median Island Maintenance Cancellation
April 10, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RELEASE # 20-027
For more information please contact: Robert Adams, Street Maintenance Supervisor (760) 369-0801 ext 313
CANCELLATION: Highway 62 Median Island Maintenance Lane Closures: April 14-15, 2020
The Town of Yucca Valley Street Department has cancelled scheduled maintenance along State Route 62. Median island maintenance and associated lane closures scheduled for April 14-15, 2020 has been cancelled. Upcoming work will be announced at a later date.
Thank you for your cooperation and please drive safely.


Are you looking for street lighting contractors in Essex or any surrounding area?
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So, if you are looking for street lighting contractors, get in touch to find out how we can assist you.


Client: Office of Public Works
Architect: Pat Boyle
Description: Internal fitout of an existing office building measuring 4,500sq.m The building is on a prominent corner site with 7 floors over double basement. Required extensive modification to facilitate new spatial requirements. Works were completed in a challenging 15 week programme, i.e. Phase 1 – 4 floors for INTREO in 11 weeks, and Phase 2 in 4 weeks. The building was fully operational for phase 2 of the works.


Arguineguin's La Lajilla beach and natural swimming pool closes next Wednesday and will remain off-limits for six months due to renovation work. The work is phase one of a larger project to refurbish the entire stretch of the coastal path that runs from Arguineguín to Anfi del Mar. It has taken over 20 years and a lot of effort by local and Canarian authorities to get this improvement work cleared by Spain's Central Authorities. The work at La Lajilla and the surrounding area, known as Costa Alegre, has a budget of €800,000, of which €500,000 comes from the Spanish Government and €300,000 from the Canarian Government. The work will go on at the same time as improvements to the roadside path that connects Arguineguín to Patalavaca. In six months time, La Lajilla will have an improved coastal boulevard, a solarium platform for sunbathing, a 250 square metre terrace made of wooden decking, sunbeds, a kiosk serving food and drink, and bathrooms. The improved Boulevard will be six metres wide and include green areas. Other behind the scenes work will improve the coastal defences, channel the Costa Alegre Barranco, and improve drainage and street lighting along the Boulevard. The local Mogán authorities hope that the improvement will allow Costa Alegre to get Blue Flag status once the work has finished.
Future work along the Arguineguín coast
Phase two of the project will modernize the section of coast between Costa Alegre and the Sunwing Hotel and La Carrera beach. It has a budget of €1.8 million and includes a new breakwater built out into the sea to protect the coast from erosion. A third phase, which has not yet been budgeted for, will improve the section of waterfront between La Carrera beach and the Green Beach hotel. Once completed, this work will give the whole Arguineguin coast a boost and make it much easier and far more pleasant to walk between the town and the beaches along the coast. For more information about Arguineguín, see our detailed Arguineguin Property Area Guide.


There are two ways to submit a permit application. Option 1: Online Form. Please click the link below for the desired right-of-way permit to begin completing the online application. Option 2: Email or Drop off a Printed PDF. Please use permit application pdf linked below. You can either e-mail the completed PDF to firstname.lastname@example.org or drop off the permit (with payment) to our office at 555 N. Zeeb Road.
WCRC encourages electronic submittals of plans during the permit process. Email plan submittals to email@example.com. Still have questions? Call the Permits Office at (734) 327-6642.


IT DOES not surprise us one iota that the bus link connecting Rogerstone station to Newport city centre is attracting so few passengers.
Put simply, it is not what people want.
And, in our view, the lack of support for it should not be taken as any indication of the level of demand there would be for a direct railway link from Ebbw Vale to Newport.
It is just not a fair measure.
Regular readers of this column will know just how long we have been campaigning for the railway line.
We still have not heard any real argument as to why it has not become a reality already and we can see no reason why there are still no concrete plans in place.
The re-opening of the railway line between Ebbw Vale and Cardiff has been a huge hit, with passengers from all those communities now with a direct link to the capital city.
But we also believe the direct link to Newport would be just as successful.
The trouble with the bus link is that it makes the journey that little bit more difficult and that little bit longer.
In other words, it puts people off.
The fact that so few people are using the bus link may well lead to it being taken away.
But for us, the solution is obvious: get the rail link working and the passenger numbers will follow.


|Project||Balanced Cantilever Construction method for Dubai Metro Bridges|
|Client||VSL – Freyssinet – Rizzani de Eccher JV|
|DNEC role||Engineering solution for temporary propping|
Structural design and detailing of temporary prop structural elements for Dubai Metro bridges constructed using Balanced Cantilever construction method. Each BC Prop assembly comprises 1.2m wide, 2.6m high heavy-duty post-tensioned precast spreader beams, two numbers precast columns and top-mounted structural steel bracing together with all provisions necessary for installation of hydraulic jacks and temporary bearings. Maximum working load on BC Prop – 17000kN. All connections designed and detailed to allow easy installation and dismantling for re-use at various Dubai Metro Project’s locations.


Call it a fury road.
State lawmakers must pass legislation to speed up the reconstruction of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway by three years and save the city $300 million before the legislature lets out for summer in June, officials demanded at a press conference in front of the crumbling roadway on June 2.
A bill in the state Assembly would authorize New York City to use a streamlined process called “design build” to speed up the project by combining the bidding for design and construction, as opposed to the current practice of giving contracts to separate firms for each phase. And there’s no time like the present to do so, according to local pols.
“It’s time for the state to authorize design build in order to streamline the City’s construction process and save both time and money to rebuild the BQE triple-cantilever and other critical infrastructure projects,” said Assemblywoman Jo Anne Simon (D–Cobble Hill).
The city is paying $1.9 billion to fix the 1.5-mile stretch of the decrepit expressway between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street, and kicked off the project with a series of public meetings last summer. In those sessions, the transportation department’s commissioner said design build would accelerate the revamp of the 70-year-old span, which is scheduled to begin in 2024 and end in 2029, but could start as early as 2021 and finish by 2026 if the process is approved.
The approach is cheered for its ability to speed up and shave money from big projects. And if there are any mistakes, there is one person to complain to, instead of separate contractors.
Opponents of design build argue that the process could make it easier for private contractors to cut corners in pursuit of profits, and claim the approach limits a client’s involvement in the design phase and encourages contractors to operate outside their areas of expertise.
The state has authorized design build for several of its own projects, including the new Kosciuszko Bridge, but never for a city-led job. And the expressway revamp is such a massive project that no entity would dare to try it without streamlining the process, according to the transportation department head.
“The BQE is overdue for rehab — critical and complex work that no one in the world would take on without design build,” said commissioner Polly Trottenberg.
The bill is sponsored by state Sen. Marty Golden (R–Bay Ridge) and would grant New York City the right to use design build on seven other projects across the city, in addition to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
But the clock is ticking to approve it, as the legislature lets out on June 21.


Along the San Francisco Bay, sits the small city of EmeryvilIe, squeezed between Oakland and Berkeley. The city has risen from an industrial wasteland to a city encompassing major retailers, life science companies, fine dining, shopping, theaters, and pleasant neighborhoods. Emeryville’s economic growth has increased the need for multi-family development. One recently developed apartment community is located at the corner of 64th Street and Christie Avenue. The 190-unit, 5-story residential complex was completed in 2014. We visited the project two years later to show you Tournesol Siteworks’ pots and planters highlighted on the rooftop, amenity deck and entrance to the building.
The property was creatively designed by Steinberg Architects, who collaborated with landscape architects from The Guzzardo Partnership, both San Francisco-based firms. Guzzardo specified Tournesol Siteworks‘ products for the project which required multiple planters from a few of our collections. Golden State Landscaping installed the planters and filled them with lush greenery and succulents for the tenants to enjoy.
From our Wilshire Collection, Guzzardo used 51 FRP fiberglass square planters – 24 in the color Royalty, 13 in Ivory and 14 in a custom color “Oxide Red.” For the texture, they chose the smooth, conventional finish of T-0. The red planters gracefully enhance (as shown below) the space on the rooftop.
Also from our Wilshire Collection, they specified 38 of our Fiberglass FRP rectangular planters – 12 in the color Pitch (texture T-0) and 26 in Shadow. The rectangles in Shadow were placed along the perimeter of the roof deck and produced in the T-1 finish, which enhances the durability of the planter and helps to resist scratching.
From our Urban Collection, Guzzardo chose 17 square planters – eight in the color Pitch and nine in a custom color “Traffic Yellow.” The yellow planters have a T-0 smooth finish and were placed at the building’s entrance, offering a bright, colorful entry (as shown below).
Our Downtown Collection FRP Fiberglass round planters, displayed in the photo below, were also ordered in “Oxide Red” (the same color used above) and Shadow with the T-1 texture (33 and 13, respectively). The distinctive shapes were placed along the amenity deck and walls of the complex.
Emeryville is rocking with this creatively designed, multi-family residential apartment building and we were thrilled to be part of such a large installation. It’s nice to revisit this project after a few years, to know the tenants are happy and to see that everything still looks great!


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Prof. Ron Buliung to co-lead project helping build better, more inclusive playgrounds
Prof. Ron Buliung will play a pivotal role in the Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities launch of accessible playgrounds across Canada. Jumpstart’s goal is for these playgrounds to become the standard for inclusive play, and create a space that enables kids of all abilities to play side-by-side. Please read the full article here. Or find out more about the project here.
The playground in Toronto will open Spring 2019 in Earl Bales Park (4169 Bathurst St.)


SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — City officials are prepping for another round of the Clean Green Initiative this Fall.
There will be two point of pride or “POP” cleanups this fall.
The first event will be at Dolin Park and West Meadows.
A roadway median beautification event will also take place on October 2 at the intersection of Kingsley Street and Cox Avenue.
Volunteers have the option to sign up for a morning, afternoon, or evening shift.
Click here to see the fall lineup of Clean Green opportunities.


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EXHIBIT A
 RESOLUTION NO. PC-2020-01
 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
 PLEASANTON APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR DESIGN REVIEW TO
 CONSTRUCT AN APPROXIMATELY 5,006-SQUARE-FOOT, TWO-STORY
 RESIDENCE WITH ATTACHED APPROXIMATELY 1,262-SQUARE-FOOT GARAGE
 ON A VACANT LOT LOCATED AT 4 WINDING OAKS DRIVE, AS FILED UNDER
 CASE NO. P19-0390
 WHEREAS, on November 4, 2019, Terry Townsend ("Applicant") applied for a
 Design Review approval under Case No. P19-0390 for an approximately 5,006-square-
 foot, two-story residence with attached approximately 1,262-square-foot garage on a
 vacant lot ("Project") located at 4 Winding Oaks Drive ("Property); and
 WHEREAS, the Property is designated Low Density Residential and Open
 Space-Public Health and Safety in the General Plan; and
 WHEREAS, the Property is located in the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific
 Plan and was approved as part of PUD-54 with a zoning designation of Planned Unit
 Development — Hillside Residential/Open Space (PUD-HR/OS) District; and
 WHEREAS, on December 13, 2019, the Applicant resubmitted plans including
 modifications to the building design; and
 WHEREAS, on December 13, 2019, the application was deemed complete; and
 WHEREAS, on January 15, 2020, the Planning Commission held a duly-noticed
 public hearing and considered the written agenda report, relevant exhibits,
 recommendations of City staff concerning this application, and received testimony from
 interested parties; and
 WHEREAS, the City Council reviewed this project programmatically as part of
 the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Environmental Impact Report (EIR), which
 was certified on June 1, 1999. Pursuant to Section 15182 of the California
 Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, no additional environmental review is
 required for residential projects that are proposed in accordance with a Specific Plan for
 which CEQA documentation was certified after January 1, 1980.
 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission of the City
 of Pleasanton, based on the entire record of proceedings, including the oral and written
 staff reports and all public comment and testimony:
 Section 1: Findings for Design Review Approval
 The Planning Commission finds that the project was reviewed and approved based on
 the nine criteria as required by Section 18.20.030 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code
 which include the following:
ld be to approve the project with a modified house design, height, size,
 etc. if the Planning Commission does not believe the proposed house design, height, size, etc.
 are appropriate for this site. The proposed project represents a reasonable development
 scenario for the site and as such, staff does not recommend the alternative.
 PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENTS
 Notices of this application were sent to surrounding property owners and tenants within a
 1,000-foot radius of the site. Staff has provided the location and noticing map as Exhibit C for
 reference. At the time this report was published, staff had not received any public comments
 about the project.
 P19-0390, 4 Winding Oaks Drive Planning Commission
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“They built it too small,” said Carl Hiltz, 78, an independent trucker who’s been driving professionally for more than 60 years. “One mistake and I am going to lose a tire or a rim on it. It’s a mess.”
Besides being too small to properly accommodate tractors and trailers, especially those with extra-wide loads, Hiltz said another concern is that the outside curb on the roundabout is too high.
“They are supposed to be making it better, that is making it worse,” he said. “The only way to fix it is take the outside curb out.”
Hiltz said a lot of truckers use the Masstown exit to reach the nearby Double C truck stop on Highway 2, which serves as a rest stop and a place to eat and shower.
Double C owner Debbie Cock said she has been hearing a lot of criticism from truckers who agree the roundabout is not designed to accommodate their rigs, especially if they have double trailers or are carrying extra large loads, such as wind turbine components.
Hiltz said a number of truckers recently met with a Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (TIR) engineer who assured changes would be made to accommodate their concerns but that hasn’t been done. And with completion of the roundabout slated for next week, he feels their concerns have fallen on deaf ears.
However, Keith Boddy, TIR’s senior Highway Design engineer said officials do listen to concerns raised with the department’s design team and he doesn’t believe the roundabout will pose as great a problem as anticipated, once construction is complete.
“We’re pretty confident that the trucks are going to get through there just fine,” he said.
Department crews have constructed more than 30 roundabouts across the province and “we’ve learned a lot from the first 30,” he said.
Boddy said the roundabout in Masstown was designed to accommodate up to an average-sized, 53-ft. tractor-trailer with sleeper cab. And while it appears narrow at the moment, truckers will definitely notice a difference when it is completely paved, he said.
The curbs are designed to help slow traffic as it moves through the roundabout but they will not be as deep when the construction is complete, he said. The curbs will also have a lip added which will allow truck tires to ride up over them without causing damage.
After meeting with the truckers last week, Boddy said the design engineers did make some changes to the roundabout that are in the process of being done.
“When we know there are oversized loads coming, what we do is we allow for them to ride over the curb and onto what we sort of call a turf stone area, or an overrun area,” he said. “What that is, it gives them a place to kind of overrun with the back of their trailers as they drag through. So it’s something that’s been addressed.”
He suggested truckers try to be patient through the construction process and if there are still issues when the roundabout is completed, transportation officials have committed to hearing their concerns.
“We’re fairly comfortable it’s drivable and it’s just a matter of wait and see, I guess.”


"Turnout for Transportation" event to take place in all 72 counties at same time Thursday
The public will have a chance to voice their concerns about the roads in Wisconsin.
An event called "Turnout for Transportation will take place in all 72 counties at the same time throughout the state of Wisconsin Thursday night. The meetings will be held at 7 p.m.
A broad group of people including construction workers, private businesses, and local agencies will gather to discuss a long-term solution for fixing Wisconsin roads.
Steve Dickinsen, Town Chair of Garfield, recently sent a letter to Governor Walker asking him to come up with a long-term plan for road reconstruction.
"A lot of frustration from the local folks. Why can't my road be paved? They come to Town Hall and ask when is it going to happen? And my answer is there is no plan for that to ever happen at this point, unless something changes drastically," said Dickinsen.
We reached out to Governor Walker's office for a response, but have not yet heard back.
The Eau Claire County meeting will be held Thursday, September 29th at the Eau Claire County Expo Center. The Chippewa County meeting will be at the Chippewa County Highway Department. Again, all meetings start at the same time, at 7 p.m.
For a full list of where these gatherings will take place across the state, click on the attached link.


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Jawatan Kosong Kementerian Kerja Raya Malaysia - KKR (23 September 2018)
1. Penjaga Jentera Elektrik J19 - 11 Kekosongan
Tarikh Tutup Permohonan:- 23 September 2018
The Ministry of Works (Malay: Kementerian Kerja Raya), abbreviated KKR, is a ministry of the Government of Malaysia that is responsible for public works, highway authority, construction industry, engineers, architects and quantity surveyors.
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Dated: 25th November 2022
Portsmouth City Council (Eastney Road – Reginald Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Loading and Waiting) (No.217) Order 2022
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 11th December 2022 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
For 30 metres from its junction with Eastney Road on the north and south side.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate BT pole replacement works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 08:00 to 12:00 on 11th December 2022 or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Pedestrian access will be maintained around the works.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from email@example.com or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


The City of Gallup will begin milling on May 21 through May 25, 2018. Paving will begin on May 29 through May 31, 2018.
Please do not park on street.
Expect delays and seek alternate routes.
STREETS TO BE MILLED AND PAVED:
1.Aztec Avenue from Ford Drive to McKinley Drive.
2.Aztec Avenue from McKinley Drive to Strong Drive.
3.Cliff Drive from Aztec to Hill Avenue.
'Road closed' and 'Detour' signs will be posted.
PAVING TIME MAY BE EXTENDED. PLEASE BE AWARE.
Contact Person: Alvin Romancito
505-863-1248 or 505-863-1237


John Kelly Construction Services have been working as a Groundworks subcontractor for Anwyl Homes on their Residential Development Site at St George’s Road, Abergele.
The development site includes over 100 hundred residential properties, which range of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes and bungalows. For more details of the types homes and bungalows available follow this link
The works carried out on the site by John Kelly Construction comprise of:
- Foundation/Slab Work
- Drainage Works
- Services and Utilities Works
- Reinforced Walling
- Reinforced Fencing
Also during the construction phase, work has been carried out to excavate and install an Attenuation Tank, which covered and area of 320m2 with a volume of 148m3.
Below you can see the progress of the excavation works, the installation of the attenuation tank and various works carried out on site:
Further information regarding this project can be found on the attached case study. Information regarding:
- Contract Value
- Client / Principle Contractor
CASE STUDY St George’s, Abergele


JAKARTA (JAKARTA POST/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Incessant rain has inundated parts of Jakarta since Thursday, mainly due to poor drainage system, officials said.
"The level of rivers is safe, but 36 locations (in Jakarta) are inundated," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) told Antara news agency on Friday.
He said the water volume of the Ciliwung, Karet, Krukut, Pesanggrahan, Angke, Cipinang and Sunter rivers, was normal despite the heavy rain.
However, parts of the capital city were inundated due to the poor drainage system, he said.
The Jakarta disaster mitigation office reported that North Jakarta had 25 flooded areas, East Jakarta three, South Jakarta three, West Jakarta four and Central Jakarta one.


Old Memphis Police Station
Address: 128 Adams Ave
Type of project: Commercial, Industrial, Lodging, Mixed Use , Office , Redevelopment, Residential Affordable, Residential Market Value, Residential Mixed, Residential Multi family, Retail
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Description of project:
The old Memphis Police headquarters is currently be renovated and is available for sale. Located conveniently in the heart of Downtown Memphis, this building offers 107,000 sq. ft .of space, 5 stories and a basement and was built in 1911. Zoning is CDB (Central Business District) which is a multi-use purpose building, that can be used for Retail, Office, Industrial/Warehouse and/or Apartment. It is in a high traffic location and features street level commercial space. The sale price is $4.8 million.
Supporting Document 1 Contact: Jeanette Lin | Pinnacle Realty | 901-335-7447 | [email protected]


Ever since Elliott Management took over AC Milan back in 2018, a new stadium has been a focal point in their project. Despite having proposed their plans a long time ago, talks with the city council have delayed everything.
Although you can never be sure with Italian politics, it seems the Rossoneri could soon move ahead with their project along with Inter. Thus far, two designs have been presented and it remains to be seen which is the chosen one.
It’s clear, however, that many changes have been made since the designs were first presented. This is because the city council have been stubborn, forcing Milan and Inter to reevaluate in order to keep the idea alive.
In an interview with TG3, as cited by MilanNews, Milan president Paolo Scaroni spoke about the issue. For once, he actually had some positive news to give as things could progress very shortly, with the city council now onboard.
“Milan is very ready. It seems to me that the city council is also ready. I have received assurances from Mayor Sala that, with the changes we have made, our project is fine. I also feel that the opposition, given that we are in election time, is in favour of building the new stadium at San Siro.
“I would like to say that on this front, I feel confident that things will happen in a short period of time. Milan-Inter Stadium? Milan-Inter Stadium: it is our project together with Milan,” he concluded.


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(A) Not more than 30 days following the termination of public hearings on an application for a special use permit or a modification or revocation thereof, the commission shall render a decision by written resolution, reciting any findings on which the decision is based and any conditions imposed on the permit, if granted.
(B) A resolution granting or denying an application for a special use permit or modifying or revoking a special use permit or denying an application to modify or revoke a special use permit may not be reconsidered or modified or vacated except as provided hereinafter.
(`64 Code, Sec. 34-153) (Ord. No. 917, 2367, 2445)


Several activities will be occurring between Thursday, April 25 and Monday, April 29 that will interrupt transportation services on the UConn Storrs campus.
Thursday, April 25th – Changes to the “Glow up the Night 5k”
- 7:15pm – 9pm – No shuttle bus service. Last passengers will be picked up at 7:15pm and then dropped off at their destinations on routes. Shuttle service will resume once the roads re-open at 9pm.
- AVS will continue to run as normal between 7:30 and 9pm, but may be affected by temporary closures.
Saturday, April 27th – Changes due to Spring weekend events closing Hillside Road
- 11am – 2:30pm – Weekend 1 and 2 buses and AVS will run as normal.
- 2:30pm – 11pm – Shuttle buses will run detour routes (see map) with the coordinated transfers at Alumni and West Campus. This is due to Spring Weekend events closing Hillside Road.
- 3pm – 11pm – AVS service will continue to run but may not be able to access all areas in the center of campus on Hillside Road and Fairfield Way as they are closed.
- 11pm – Weekend 1 and 2 buses and AVS will run as normal
Monday, April 29th – Alternating one way traffic around a construction site on Glenbrook
- 7am – 3:30pm – Expect delays on all bus routes.
Saturday detour maps
Click on the maps for more detail


The design of the Meier on Rothschild luxury tower was created by Pritzker-Prize winning American architect, Richard Meier. Meier is one of the most celebrated architects and his designs are unique and a benchmark for quality, style and iconic architecture. The Meier on Rothschild is a building of revolutionary architectural design that is redefining the skyline of Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Apaertment is at High floor facing West North and East,
Balconies Area 53 sqm.


NORMAN, OK – U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), chairman of the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee Subcommittee on Transportation and Infrastructure, will hold a press conference Friday, May 12, 2017 at 12:30 p.m. CT at 2604 W Lindsey St, Norman, OK 73072, with Gary Ridley and Mike Patterson, secretary and executive director respectively of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. This press conference will address Inhofe’s infrastructure priorities in the 115th Congress and plans to improve Oklahoma’s surface transportation.
WHO: U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe
ODOT Secretary, Gary Ridley
ODOT Executive Director, Mike Patterson
WHAT: Press Conference
WHEN: Friday, May 12, 2017 at 12:30 p.m. CT
WHERE: 2604 W Lindsey St, Norman OK 73072
Reporters covering the press conference should contact Daisy Letendre via phone (202-224-3134) or email: Daisy_Letendre@inhofe.senate.gov


BECKLEY, W.Va. — After much public input, Beckley Common Council unanimously decided to remove the proposed basketball ban from its agenda, Mayor Bill O’Brien confirmed Monday.
The ordinance called for a ban on basketball hoops and basketball playing on city streets; violators would have faced a $25 fine. O’Brien said he does not expect the ordinance to be brought up again.
“I hope the attention brought to the ordinance will solve the problem, and encourage everyone to show respect to properties,” O’Brien said.
“It’s about the safety of the youngsters, the protection of private property and the quiet enjoyment of neighbors.”
O’Brien said the matter took on a life of its own…


A 170-acre mixed-use at the Northeast corner of County Road 466A and County Road 462 (Powell Road) adjacent to The Villages®, one of the fastest-growing master-planned communities and the largest 55+ community in the country. The project includes 271 single-family homes, 134 townhomes, 250-unit multifamily complex, 100,000 s.f. climatize self-storage, Hilton Home2 Suites hotel and eleven outparcels including 7-Eleven, Valvoline and carwash. For current availability, visit Beaumont Villages’ property leasing webpage.
170 acres | 271 home | 134 townhomes | 250 multifamily units | Development in Progress
Thank you for considering CASTO for all of your residential and commercial real estate needs. Please fill out the contact form and a CASTO team member will respond to you as soon as possible.


East End Maker Hub was announced the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Houston’s 2022 Impact Award winners on Tuesday, February 22, 2022.
ULI Press Release 2022 Development of Distinction Winners
East End Maker Hub was also nominated for 2022 Distinction Awards: Non-Profits. The full video of non-profit nominees including a snapshot into East End Maker Hub can be found here:
ULI Houston Non-Profit Nominees 2022


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Kontaktperson: Herr Gerd Mischke
The WaStop Inline Check Valve immediately protects people and properties from flooding caused by backflow.. WaStop also protects against odor and pests in the sewer and stormwater systems. WaStop is ingenious in its simplicity
WaReg Flow regulator is designed to handle stormwater during, for example, heavy rain and thereby minimize, and even prevent, floods of our communities.
WaBack Non-return chamber protects against backflows, overload and flooding in drains and as protection against backflow of stormwater and wastewater. It is advantageously used in heavily polluted water.


On 10th January 1863 the world’s first underground railway opened in London and was an engineering triumph. The first stretch measured nearly four miles and ran between Paddington and Farringdon Street. Today, three million passenger journeys are made every day, serving 275 stations over 408 km of railway. This reverse design by Edwina Ellis features the iconic London Underground logo.
Edge Inscription: MIND THE GAP


The much awaited upgrade of Leah Street has begun. As many residents of Goodwood South are regular users of this street I note below the schedule provide me by our administration on Friday, including road closures necessary to facilitate the upgrade.
- 12 – 20 January 2012 Minor kerb repairs and remodelling
- 21 – 22 January 2012 Road profiling and resurfacing
- 23 – 31 January 2012 Installation of traffic treatments
- 6 – 24 February 2012 Footpath paving
So as to minimise lengthy disruptions to residents and travellers, road profiling and resurfacing will occur from approximately 4pm on Saturday 21 January 2012 and continue throughout the night, finishing at approximately 10am on Sunday 22 January 2012.
During this time, Leah Street will be closed to all traffic and access and egress to individual properties will not be available.
Bus services W90 / W91 will detour via Cross Rd & Goodwood Rd (bus stops 4 -11 to City & 4-12 from the City will not be serviced by buses, W90 & W91 buses will pick up & set down passengers along Goodwood Road on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 January 2012.
On behalf of Council I wish to apologise for any inconvenience these works may cause and thank you for your patience and support whilst these works are undertaken. It will be worth it.
Please contact our Customer Services team on 8372.5111 if you require further information.


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Greenways Mtg for Meadowbrook and Matthews Beach
October 28, 2014 @ 7:00 pmFree
I wanted to let you know and invite you and any neighbors to attend the first Meadowbrook/Matthews Beach Greenways Meeting on Tues. 10/28/14at the Meadowbrook Community Center!
The meeting will occur from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm and the address is 10517 35thAve NE. The meeting is being hosted by the Meadowbrook Community Council, learn more about the Council and what they are doing at: www.meadowbrookcouncil.org .
Two experienced representatives of the Seattle Neighborhood Greenways group will speak on the potential to do Greenways projects in the Meadowbrook/Matthews Beach areas. Janine Blaeloch leads the Lake City Greenways Group, and Gordon Padelford is the Greenways Support person overseeing Greenways projects throughout the City of Seattle.
Examples of new Greenways projects being completed are in Lake City ( 27thand 127th ) and Wedgwood ( 39th and 75th to 90th ). There is a wealth of information about Seattle’s Greenways projects going on right now at: www.seattlegreenways.org .
Looking forward to people attending the meeting, asking questions, and with the hope of people in these 2 neighborhoods becoming active volunteers in their Community!


STAND OF 4025m2 GREAT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
Re-zoning approved and Reg 38 expected before December. Great opportunity to develop in this road which is a hive of building activity.
Portion 1: 1660m2: Includes a 9 bedroom Bryanston mansion in need of renovation or demolition
Portion 2: 983m2: Vacant
Portion 3: 959m3 Vacant


Does anyone know or understand what the current requested zoning overlay is requested by TCU?
I couldn't find any information on it other than there is a zoning request by TCU and neighbors felt it was too vague so it was continued. Curious what area it covers and what it might mean they have planned.
The portion of the Zoning Commission public meeting pertaining to TCU's case can be viewed here (assuming this link works right): http://fortworthgov....&meta_id=327891
I do not have firsthand knowledge of the statements on this case as I recused myself due to also being employed by TCU, but hopefully the meeting video will help in some way.


DOT allocates $16 billion to Pennsylvania bridges repair
The US Department of Transportation is providing $26.5 billion to repair bridges across the country.
According to the White House, this is the largest investment in bridge construction since the creation of the interstate highway system.
The Bridge Restoration, Preservation, Protection and Building Program (the Bridge Formula Program) was made possible by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law by President Joe Biden in November.
The program includes $26.5 billion over five interstate years.
“The Biden-Harris Administration is thrilled to launch this program to fix thousands of bridges across the country,” said DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg. “Modernizing America’s bridges will help improve safety, support economic growth, and make people’s lives better in every part of the country – across rural, suburban, urban and tribal communities.”
The goal is to repair 15,000 bridges across the country.
“Every state has bridges in poor condition and in need of repair, including bridges with weight restrictions that may force lengthy detours for travelers, school buses, first-responders or trucks carrying freight,”noticed Deputy Federal Highway Administrator Stephanie Pollack .
During fiscal year 2022, states will receive the following investments:
- Pennsylvania — $.16 billion for 3,353 bridges.
- California — $4.2 billion for 1,536 bridges.
- New York — $1.9 billion for 1,702 bridges.
- Illinois — $1.4 billion for 2,374 bridges.
- New Jersey — $1.1 billion for 502 bridges.
- Massachusetts — $1.1 billion for 472 bridges.
- Louisiana — $1 billion for 1,634 bridges.
“This record amount of funding, made possible by a bipartisan infrastructure bill, will enable state and tribal governments to fix the bridges most in need of repair,” the authorities said.
“This will improve the condition of bridges to withstand the effects of climate change and to make them safer for all users, including cyclists and pedestrians.”