CITY OF BELEN
100 SOUTH MAIN STREET BELEN, NM 87002
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the public and all parties of interest that the Belen Planning Commission will hold a Public Meeting to consider a REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE OVERLAY PERMIT ON AN EXISTING R-1 ZONE to allow an existing multi-family home to remain in-place and to be replaced (if destroyed or severely damaged) or remodeled (as may be needed) over time. The Special Use Overlay Permit will be applicable for the multi-family dwelling.
315 & 317 N. 12th St
Subd: OLGUIN ADD
Lot: 18, 19, & 20
Block: 3 0.17
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You are further notified that this public hearing is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, September 26, 2022 at 6:00 PM, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 100 South Main Street, Belen, NM 87002. Any person having objections or wishing to be heard should make such protests to the Belen Planning Commission at the above stated date and time. Comments should be mailed to the City of Belen Planning and Zoning Department at 100 South Main Street, Belen, NM 87002. Please note that your physical presence is advised.
Published in the Valencia County News-Bulletin:
September 1, 2022
The Valencia County News-Bulletin is a locally owned and operated community newspaper, dedicated to serving Valencia County since 1910 through the highest journalistic and professional business standards. The VCNB is published weekly on Thursdays, including holidays both in print and online.


Bike Share Expands: 7 New Stations Launch
In addition to the three stations that launched in North Kansas City earlier this summer, Kansas City BCycle is adding seven additional stations this August! This brings us to a total of 40 stations, 240 bikes, and more than 16,000 riders annually so far.
The new station locations are:
- 4th and Wyandotte (River Market)
- 4th and Delaware (River Market)
- Armour Boulevard and Main Street (midtown)
- 39th and State Line (KU Med area)
- 39th and Roanoke (KU Med area)
- 51st and Holmes (UMKC)
- Longview Lake (Shelter #14)
Jackson County Parks & Recreation will hold a special ribbon-cutting event on Wednesday, August 16 at 10:30am and you’re invited! Join us to celebrate the first station located in one of KC’s largest and most popular parks, and ride the Longview trail for free that day. Click here for more information.


Notice of Road Closure on Gennaro Avenue from Biscayne Drive to Candy Lane
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. (Aug. 9, 2019) – Gennaro Avenue from Biscayne Drive to Candy Lane will be closed from 7 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 12 through Friday, Aug. 16. This roadway is currently closed due to flooding and will re-open at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 13. Detour signs will be in place to aid in travel through this area. Travelers are encouraged to choose an alternate route when possible.
The Utilities Department reminds motorists to remain alert at all times and to exercise caution when traveling in the vicinity of construction zones.
For information, contact Jody Pressley at 941-764-4545 or Jody.Pressley@CharlotteCountyFL.gov.


I’m excited to announce that yesterday DC DPR approved our group’s
application for the establishment of a dog park at the Takoma Recreation
Center. DPR’s approval letter is attached.
As many of you know, our approved site is currently being used as a staging
area by DCPS for Coolidge modernization, and we won’t be able to begin
construction until the improvements are finished in Spring of 2019.
The good news is that we now have plenty of time to do some fundraising,
work out design kinks, and work with our elected officials to plan for the
Thanks to everyone who worked so hard on this. We still have a way to go,
but this is a huge milestone.


Tucker’s Mayor and City Council held a meeting and a work session on Monday night, addressing several topics including the City’s first-ever Transportation Master Plan. Following public input and discussion of several amendments, Council voted unanimously to table the matter until their meeting on September 9. Much of the discussion surrounded the widening of collector roads like Cooledge Road.
The Mayor and Council also held a first read and public hearing on a rezoning and concurrent variances for a 13-unit single family detached development on Saren Court. This is the result of a legal settlement of a case that came before the Council in 2018 and was denied. A vote is expected at the upcoming Council meeting on August 26.
Council heard a presentation from the City’s Code Enforcement Manager about the need to amend the nuisance code to address vegetation. The matter was a first read and could see a vote at the Council’s next meeting.
One issue that was approved by the Council was a contract for park trash can installation with F.H. Paschen. The contract is for $89,375 and will see 60 trash cans installed in nine parks, including trash cans on certain hiking trails. The move is an effort to cut down on litter in the parks.
Earlier in the evening, the Mayor and City Council held a work session to discuss a number of issues. Work sessions are useful for the Council as a whole to provide direction to City staff on how to proceed on specific projects. There are no votes or formal actions taken in a work session.
The City Council will meet next on August 26. They will hold a work session at 5:30 p.m. to be followed by the regular meeting at 7:00 p.m.


Crazy Horse Cyn Rd./Ribbon Cutting 10-11-13 12:00 av
A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place next week to mark the opening of a Monterey County interchange. Local officials will be on hand during Monday’s 1 p.m. event to celebrate the official opening of the Crazy Horse Canyon Junction. The project, considered a major safety element in the overall Prunedale Improvement Project, will now allow motorists on Highway 101 to exit and enter at Crazy Horse Canyon and Echo Valley Roads without crossing traffic. The interchange officially opens to traffic Tuesday.


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The Board of Supervisors meeting (6:30 p.m.) is being held in person at Pickering Valley Elementary School. If you are unable to attend in person and would like to attend via Zoom, email the Township ( firstname.lastname@example.org ) for a link and password to join the meeting. The meeting will be followed by a public hearing (a continuance of the hearing held on November 15, 2021), to consider the conditional use application filed by Toll Mid-Atlantic LP Company, Inc. (“Applicant”). Applicant is the equitable owner of approximately 65.95 acres of property located at 100 Greenridge Road (Chester County Tax Parcel Nos. 32-1-11 and 32-1-17.1) (the “Property”) in the R-2 Residential District and F-1 Flexible Development Overlay District. Applicant seeks conditional use approval pursuant to the following sections of the Upper Uwchlan Township Zoning Ordinance: (i) § 200-72.B(2) to subdivide and develop the Property using the flexible/open space development option; -continued-
The Emergency Management Planning Commission discusses matters relating to the delivery of emergency response services to the Township, and prepares/updates long-range planning to address the needs of the Township as presently and prospectively developed. The public is invited to attend.
If you are unable to attend in person and would like to attend via Zoom, email the Township (email@example.com) for a link and password to join the meeting.


The September meeting of the Police Community Advisory Board meets Monday, September 17, 2018 at 4pm.
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MEDINA, Ohio - Vehicles traveling south on South State Road will not be permitted to turn left (east) onto West Smith Road from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday.
The closure is necessary as part of ongoing repairs in conjunction with the West Smith Road reconstruction project.
Local access for all properties will be maintained, and detours and barricades will be posted.
For questions or concerns, call the city at 330-725-8861.
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Hackney Carriage Ranks in Bedford Town Centre - A
THIS CONSULTATION IS NOW CLOSED
HACKNEY CARRIAGE RANKS IN BEDFORD TOWN CENTRE -
Bedford Borough Council has recently consulted
on Hackney Carriage Ranks in Bedford Town Centre.
Please find below a link to the report on the
current ranks and one proposed additional rank. The report also
details the signage which currently exists at those locations and
proposed improvements to the signage.
If you have any comments on this report please
could you email them to firstname.lastname@example.org
Signage Report August 2009


Code for Cary is currently working on 5 projects.
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Council has an extensive road network of 313 kilometres of sealed roads and 267 kilometres of unsealed roads within the three towns of Renmark, Paringa and Lyrup.
Council is required under Section 231 of the Local Government Act 1999 to provide a register of public roads within our Council boundaries. This register is available to view electronically here or at the Civic Centre, Eighteenth Street.
Reseals, New Sealing and Resheeting work is undertaken throughout our district( on a priority basis and is outlined in our Infrastructure and Asset Management Plan. This document can be found on the Strategic Documents page.
Council’s major road upgrade being undertaken currently is the Government Road Strategic Freight Route (is it possible to put a link to this page?) upgrade, please refer to the projects page for more information and regular updates.


Designplan was specified for Liverpool Street Station – Elizabeth Line. We installed a range of our transport specific and bespoke luminaires. These fittings were chosen due to their robust and durable nature, as well as their Section 12 rating (designed in accordance with fire precautions for subsurface rail stations). Additionally, Designplan installed our bespoke platform […]
The Elizabeth Line Light box was created by Designplan for the Crossrail project, now known as the Elizabeth Line which is an accessible route of 40 stations from Reading and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. Designplan were asked to look at the platform lighting in 2013. “The architect […]
Designplan was specified for Woolwich station – Elizabeth Line where the Flair Mini was installed. This is a robust, yet architectural luminaire. Specified Products Project Video Take a look inside Woolwich Elizabeth line station which features our lighting. This video has been posted on the Crossrail YouTube channel which is a website not maintained by […]
Several of our luminaires were specified for Meridian Water Train station in Edmington, North London. Specified Products You can also connect with Designplan on LinkedIn. Subscribe to our mailing list for ongoing updates.
Lighting for rail maintenance pits presents several unique challenges. Both in terms of application-specific lighting requirements and the environment in which the luminaires are installed. We have worked closely with industry stakeholders, including Network Rail, consultant engineers and contractors to develop the Redoubt pit light. The main lighting considerations we were asked to take in […]
Designplan supplied full lighting controlled luminaires to Exhibition Centre Station in Glasgow. Many types of luminaire were provided for all areas of the station to contribute to a safe environment. For more information on our lighting control capability CLICK HERE Specified Products You can also connect with Designplan on LinkedIn. Subscribe to our mailing list for ongoing updates.
The redevelopment of London Bridge Station was part of the government’s £7bn Thameslink programme. It involves a major track upgrade, a new rail underpass with platforms being widened and extended to handle a 30% increase in trains. Designplan worked closely with the contractor, NG Bailey, and the consultant, WSP, to minimise the artificial lighting in […]
Designplan’s Australian sister company, Eagle Lighting, were appointed by NDYLIGHT (Norman Disney and Young) to provide lighting for the transport interchange as part of the Monash University Learning and Teaching Building. The new transport interchange delivers a world-class sustainable public transport hub with improved integration of bus, cyclist and pedestrian services. Our lighting installation in […]
The £42 million Edinburgh Gateway Interchange provides transfers from the ScotRail Network, directly onto Edinburgh Trams for travel to Edinburgh Airport. It is an important step to a fully integrated transport system for the Edinburgh region. Designplan were appointed by WSP to supply the lighting throughout the transport hub to ensure safe wayfinding and orientation. […]
A new road network, one of the largest infrastructure projects in Scotland, has been being constructed around Aberdeen and surrounding areas in the North East of Scotland. The aim of the 58km Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie to Tipperty (AWPR/B-T) project is to lower pollution and reduce congestion, whilst improving safety and public transport links. This […]
Designplan luminaires have been fitted throughout Tottenham Court Road Station. A couple of different types of luminaires were chosen to be used in particular areas of the station. Specified Products You can also connect with Designplan on LinkedIn. Subscribe to our mailing list for ongoing updates.
We have supplied several of our S12 products to Newcastle Central Station. Our frameless flair is an easy to maintain rail solution. This particular fitting was installed in the escalator as the area doesn’t need to be cordoned off during maintenance work. Specified Products You can also connect with Designplan on LinkedIn. Subscribe to our mailing list for ongoing updates.


|Title of host publication||Defining Landscape Democracy|
|Subtitle of host publication||A Path to Spatial Justice|
|Publisher||Edward Elgar Publishing|
|Publication status||Published - 2015|
Schwab, E. (2015). Landscape Democracy of Everyday Spaces in Medellín's Popular Settlement: Defining Landscape Democracy Conference. In Defining Landscape Democracy: A Path to Spatial Justice Edward Elgar Publishing .


The TTC is reminding customers that this weekend, Nov. 10-11, there will be no service on the portion of Line 1 Yonge-University between Finch West and Lawrence West stations, as TTC crews continue to install the Automated Train Control signal system.
Shuttle buses will run throughout the closure. Customers should board and exit shuttle buses as follows:
- Lawrence West, Wilson, Sheppard West and Finch West: board and exit buses inside station
- Yorkdale: TTC will provide a special shuttle bus to accommodate customers travelling to and from Yorkdale Mall. Customers can transfer between the Line 1 shuttle and the Yorkdale express at Lawrence West Station.
- Downsview Park: Shuttle buses will bypass this station. Customers can use 84 Sheppard West, 101 Downsview Park, 106 Sentinel and 108 Driftwood buses instead.
Wheel-Trans will be available upon request from any station throughout the weekend. Customers can speak with a TTC staff member for more information about service frequency.
The TTC is committed to keeping customers informed about work and events that impact service and about alternative routes. For the most up-to-date information, follow @TTCNotices on Twitter or sign up for eAlerts.


The Board is therefore cautioning home owners, contractors, business owners and anyone hoping to engage in the construction of any type of property, that before undertaking any construction, it is critical to become informed about the rules and guidelines outlined in the Building Code.
The Planning Board has indicated that it is important to do so considering that the DCPB has noticed an increase in illegal construction and an increase in the number of applications to develop properties.
It has been determined that most of the problems pertaining to initial development of property or renovations arise from a lack of information or knowledge.
The Department of Physical Planning and Environment (DPPE) can be contacted to provide the specific guidelines and regulations for any form of development, said an official statement. The office hours of the DPPE are from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday. The Department can also be contacted at 465-2277 or 467-1097 for appointments.


Boone County Road Closures
Boone County Public Works will conduct a chip and seal project in the Gregory Heights and Clearview Subdivisions. Beginning Monday the roads will be closed from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. This will last until July 23.
The roads affected in Gregory Heights are Oakbrook Drive, Kent Drive, Elaine Court and Alan Circle. Those affected in Clearview are Winter Street, Clearview Court, Maple Court, South Cedar Court, East Cedar Court, Rocky Fork Drive, Hackberry Boulevard, Clearview Drive, Golden Drive, Autumn Drive and Clearview Road.


|Location||Hotel, Hatton Cross, London, UK|
|Role||Full temporary works designs|
|Details||New hotel development. Concrete frame construction. Basement construction. Sheet pile designs. Temporary batter designs for excavations. Thrust block design.|
Hatton Cross Hotel, Hatton Cross, London, UK
The Hatton Cross Hotel involved the construction of a double basement and six storey RC Frame next to Hatton Cross Station. This was a challenging project logistically, as the hotel was under a flight path, and we were subject to heavy crane restrictions. LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd carried out the sheet pile designs, temporary batter designs for excavations and thrust block design.


Rule of law also envisages that the illegal constructions which are constructed in violation of law must be demolished. If a structure is an illegal structure, even though it has been demolished illegally, such a structure cannot be permitted to come up again.
If there is an illegal construction then, one can go to the municipal corporation of the city and can lodge a complaint with the proper procedure. The municipal corporation will send a notice to the residents/owner of the property.
A notice is sent to the person residing in the illegal construction and is given a time period for reply. The person is also provided sufficient time period by the municipal corporation for obtaining a stay order from the court. If no action has been done by the owner then the construction is liable for demolition. The government has also launched an online portal, through which one can file a complaint against illegal construction. A person can also file a complaint with police and can take help for prevention of illegal construction.
That is, If there is an illegal construction then, a complaine in the municipal corporation of the city and can be lodged. Muncipal corporation will take the action accordingly.
Reference: section 340, section 336(2) of Delhi Municipal Corporation Act 1957


Allerton Avenue (IRT White Plains Road Line)
An R142 train sits at the station
|Address||Allerton Avenue & White Plains Road
Bronx, NY 10467
|Line||IRT White Plains Road Line|
|Services||2 (all times)
5 (rush hours, peak direction)
|Platforms||2 side platforms|
|Opened||March 3, 1917|
|Passengers (2012)||1,689,145 5.4%|
|Rank||268 out of 421|
|Next north||Burke Avenue: 2 5|
|Next south||Pelham Parkway: 2 5|
Allerton Avenue is a local station on the IRT White Plains Road Line of the New York City Subway. Located in the shopping district of Allerton, Bronx at Allerton Avenue and White Plains Road, it is served by the 2 train at all times, and the 5 train during rush hours in the peak direction.
This elevated station, opened on March 3, 1917 and renovated in early 2005, has three tracks and two side platforms.
Both platforms have beige windscreens and red canopies with green outlines, frames, and support columns in the center and black, waist-high steel fences at either ends with lampposts at regular intervals. The windscreens have mesh fences at various points. The station signs are in the standard black name plates with white lettering.
This station has one elevated station house beneath the center of the platforms and tracks. Two staircases from each platform go down a waiting area. The back of the token booth faces this crossunder with a steel fences on either side. On the Wakefield-bound side, there are two exit only turnstiles. On the Manhattan-bound side, there is an emergency gate and a bank of three turnstiles. Outside fare control, two staircases go down to the northwest and southeast corners of Allerton Avenue and White Plains Road. The station house has windows.
The 2006 artwork here is called Allerton Mandalas by Michele Brody. It consists of stained glass panels on the platform windscreens featuring twisting colors of red and green (representing the trunk lines of the 2 and 5 trains).
|Street Level||Exit/ Entrance|
|Mezzanine||Fare control, station agent|
|Platform level||Side platform, Doors will open on the right|
|Northbound||← toward Nereid Avenue or 241st Street|
|Peak-direction express||↔ No regular service|
|Southbound||→ toward Flatbush Avenue – Brooklyn College|
- "Facts and Figures: Annual Subway Ridership". New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Retrieved 2013-04-02.
- nycsubway.org — IRT White Plains Road Line: Allerton Avenue
- nycsubway.org — Allerton Mandalas Artwork by Michele Brody (2006)
- Station Reporter — 2 Train
- The Subway Nut — Allerton Avenue Pictures
- MTA's Arts For Transit — Allerton Avenue (IRT White Plains Road Line)
- Allerton Avenue entrance from Google Maps Street View


EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Town of East Greenbush has declared a Snow Emergency that will go into effect starting at 7 p.m. on Monday, February 27. The Snow Emergency will end at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28.
There is no parking allowed on public roads during the snow emergency. Vehicles in violation of the snow emergency or found to be parked within four feet of public roads may be ticketed and towed. All trash cans and refuse containers are to be at least four feet in from the edge of the pavement.


Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 22:54, Mon 11 May 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Trailers and vehicles are still being abandoned in Moorend Farm Road and complete articulated vehicles and trailers are regularly being parked completely on the footpath along Poplar Way East.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:54, Mon 11 May 2020
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:13, Tue 12 May 2020
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 23:05, Mon 1 June 2020
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 2112877 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Filming will be taking place at 1083 Dundas Street West, on April 27th and 28th from 7am till 11pm each day.
Sites that will be affected and where filming vehicles may be parked include:
- Shaw St between Queen St W & Dundas St W
- Shaw St between King St W & Queen St W
- Dundas St between Gorevale Av & Ossington Av
- Queen St W between Workman Way & Shaw St


We are excited to be embarking on this partnership with Hackney and are looking forward to working with them.
The work includes:
- Any replacement and upgrade works to the council’s communal heating systems necessary to ensure that they are efficient, reliable and in compliance with relevant regulations and legislation.
- Installation of new communal heating systems as a replacement for individual heating systems.
- Decommissioning of old communal heating systems, removal of infrastructure and replacement with individual heating systems.
We have started our first project to renew the heating system for 75 flats in Hackney.


Challock Parish Council Parish Meeting
Tuesday, 8th March 2022, 7.30pm
To be held in the main Memorial Hall
- Apologies for absence
- Declarations of Interest
- Minutes of last meeting held on 8th February 2022.
- PCSO Report
- Clerk’s report
- Monthly Reconciliation February 2022
- AGAR – Internal Audit
- Planning Applications
i) 22/00222/AS Heron House, The Lees, formerly the Post Office – change of use.
ii) 22/00065/AS The Ransleys, Mill Lane – 4,000 litre Calor gas tank underground storage
iii) 22/00207/AS The Firs, Buck Street – New dwelling & detached garage
iv) 21/02260/AS The Warren, Green Lane – Discharge a section 106 Agreement 89/01119/AS
11. Local Housing Needs Survey
12. Collenna – Driveway, The Lees.
13. Queens Platinum Jubilee
i) 3rd June Village Event
ii) Platinum Jubilee Tree Planting
14. Wildflower Policy Update
15. Items for Information.
i) Parish Council Website
17. Parish Forum
Under the open forum there is an opportunity for parishioners who wish to raise their concerns regarding matters of the village


The Golden Gate Park tent patrol definitely works on weekends:
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Here it is now. Pretty sweet, huh?
Pretty sweet indeed, but it makes Trouble Coffee & Coconuts appear as if it’s souther than it really is.
How about this instead? I mean SF pretty much already appears to be a hunk of $4 toast from the get-go, right? We’re basically a 7×7 square with a bight taken out of the northwest corner.* That’s correct, Gentle Readers, the unprotected bay at Lands End is called the San Francisco Bight. That sounds just like “bite,” right?
It’s also where the Four Dollar Toast Founder hangs out, more or less. Check it out, from This American Life:
“John Gravois tells the story of a potentially annoying San Francisco food trend: artisanal toast. John explains how, in fact, the trend’s origins are very down to earth, and more heroic than annoying. John wrote a version of this story for Pacific Standard magazine, where he is an editor. (17 minutes)food/drinks/cooking John Gravois
Anyway, just a suggestion. Thank you, drive through.
*This bight is why SF isn’t actually 49 square miles. Add everything up from the Farallon Islands to the small chunk of Alameda Island(!) that’s actually SF County, and we’re at 46.something square miles.
We’ll see how it goes.
But you might need to prepare yourself for more of this:
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Here it is, from a the guy who wants to replace District One Supervisor Eric Mar.
JOIN THE SFCTA AND SFMTA FOR A GEARY CORRIDOR
BUS RAPID TRANSIT PROJECT UPDATE!
The Geary Corridor Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project is a cost-effective way to improve bus service and enhance street conditions for Geary from Downtown to the Outer Richmond. Based on community input and ongoing technical evaluation, the project team is identifying a staff-recommended alternative for initial feedback.
Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC)
1840 Sutter Street
Thursday, January 30, 6:00–8:00 PM
The Transportation Authority is leading the environmental study, in partnership with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). The Study Team and other public agencies are working collaboratively with the Geary BRT Citizens Advisory Comittee (GCAC), as well as inviting public participation through community meetings.
Wow, the SFMTA certainly seems to know where you all are parking your RV’s for overnight stays on the streets of San Francisco.
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You’ll have to find new places to park pretty soon. (I can already guess at the new places where all the urban campers are going to go.)
And here’s the gritty nitty from the SFMTA itself - Oversize Vehicle Overnight Parking Restriction Pilot Evaluation and Recommendations
All the deets:
“CITY and COUNTY of SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
Order # 5216
FOR PUBLIC HEARING
The Sustainable Streets Division of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will hold a public hearing on Friday, January 31, 2014, at 10:00 AM, in Room 416 (Hearing Room 4), City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, CA 94102, to consider the following proposals:
A. Sunset District
37th Avenue, west side, between Ortega Street and Rivera Street
39th Avenue, east side, between Quintara Street and Rivera Street
41st Avenue, east side, between Ortega Street and Quintara Street
Lakeshore Drive, both sides, between Lake Merced Boulevard and Sloat Boulevard
Lincoln Way, south side, between 36th Avenue and 37th Avenue
Ortega Street, south side, between 37th Avenue and 41st Avenue
Quintara Street, north side, between 39th Avenue and 40th Avenue
Quintara Street, both sides, between 40th Avenue and 41st Avenue
Rivera Street, north side, between 37th Avenue and 39th Avenue
Junipero Serra Boulevard, both sides, between Portola Drive and 19th Avenue
B. Mission District
15th Street, south side, between Folsom Street and Harrison Street
16th Street, both sides, between Harrison Street and Potrero Avenue
17th Street, both sides, between Harrison Street and Potrero Avenue
17th Street, both sides, between Folsom and Harrison Streets
18th Street, both sides, between Harrison Street and Potrero Avenue
18th Street, south side, between Church Street and Dolores Street
20th Street, north side, between Church Street and Dolores Street
Alabama Street, both sides, between 19th Street and 20th Street
Dolores Street, west side, between 18th Street and 20th Street
Harrison Street, both sides, between 16th Street and 18th Street
Florida Street, both sides, between 16th Street and 20th Street
Folsom Street, east side, between 15th Street and 16th Street
Treat Avenue, both sides, between 16th Street and 18th Street
C. Haight/Panhandle Neighborhoods
Baker Street, west side, between Fell Street and Oak Street
Fell Street, south side, between Baker Street and Stanyan Street
Oak Street, north side, between Baker Street and Stanyan Street
D. Potrero Hill Area
15th Street, both sides, between Vermont Street and San Bruno Avenue
17th Street, both sides, between Mississippi Street and De Haro Street
Alameda Street, both sides, between Bryant Street and Vermont Street
Arkansas Street, both sides, between 16th Street and Mariposa Street
Carolina Street, both sides, between 16th Street and Mariposa Street
Connecticut Street, both sides, between 16th Street and 17tStreet
Division Street, both sides, between 9th Street and Dore Street
Mariposa St, north side, between Carolina and Arkansas Street
Missouri Street, both sides, between 16th Street and Mariposa Street
San Bruno Avenue, both sides, between Mariposa and Division Street
Texas Street, both sides, between 17th Street and Mariposa Street
Wisconsin Street, both sides, between 16th Street and 17th Street
E. Bernal Heights
Appleton Avenue, north side, between Holly Park Circle and Patton Street
Elsie Street, west side, between Holly Park Circle and Santa Marina Street
Holly Park Circle, park side (park perimeter)
F. Western Addition
Post Street, north side, between Scott Street and Steiner Street
G. Excelsior / Outer Mission
Alemany Boulevard, east side, between Onondaga Avenue and Seneca Avenue
Alemany Boulevard, both sides, between Naglee Avenue and Lawrence Avenue
Edinburgh Street, west side, between Persia Avenue and Russia Avenue
Geneva Avenue, north side, between Moscow Street and Brookdale Avenue
Madrid Street, east side, between Persia Avenue and Russia Avenue
Moscow Street, east side, between France Avenue and Geneva Avenue
Russia Avenue, north side, between Edinburg Avenue and Madrid Avenue
Clement Street, north side, between 33rd Avenue and 45th Avenue
Clement Street, south side, between 36th Avenue and 38th Avenue
I. Southeast / Dogpatch
Illinois Street, both sides, between 16th Street and 24th Street
Innes Avenue, both sides, between Arelious Walker Drive and Donahue Street
Minnesota Street, both sides, between 23rd Street and 25th Street
Tennessee Street, both sides, between Tubbs Street and 25th Street
19th Street, both sides, between Indiana Street and 3rd St
23rd Street, both sides, between Indiana Street and 3rd Street
24th Street, both sides, between Minnesota Street and eastern terminus (Warm Water
Here’s the story from famous Akit:
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Sunday Sunday Sunday:
Clement St. Grand Opening!
Agricultural Institute of Marin is partnering with the Clement Street Merchants Association to bring the Inner Richmond San Francisco’s newest farmers market! Beginning June 23rd, join us every Sunday from 9am to 2pm, on Clement Street between 2nd and 4th Avenues, year-round, for what promises to be a great Sunday morning destination for foodies and families alike.
Read the news and turn the pages:
“Lord knows that Sundays at that part of Clement can be a bit depressing, what with infrequent bus service, a number of empty parking spaces, and lots and lots of closed storefronts abutting a handful of thriving businesses.”
For lease, for rent, “retirement sale,” going out of business sale, and on and on:
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Tell me how it goes.
Oh look, from District One Supe Eric Mar:
“Thank you to Peter Lauterborn from my office, the Clement Street Merchants Assn, Argonne Community Garden, Peabody elementary school PTA, Argonne elementary school PTO and many others for working with the great folks from Marin Agricultural Institute to organize our community farmer’s market! We are working hard to make it family friendly, and thanks to Foggy Notion, Seed Store, ParkLife, Green Apple, Cumaica Coffee House and Giorgio’s Pizzeria and other businesses too for helping to make this successful! [Signed] Eric Mar, District 1 Supervisor. If you have any suggestions or questions – contact Peter at 415-554-7411 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.org“
And “youthful” (I mean, his relatively short Wiki entry uses the term 14 times, right?) aide Peter Lauterborn speaks his piece here.
The thing is is that some businesses on 3rd Avenue, where a couple block will get shut down weekly, don’t seem to be aware of the CSFM.
The Sloat Garden Center for one:
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I myself have no particular beef with the new farmer’s market* but I cry foul at the SFMTA-type, everybody’s-a-winner, everybody-supports-this-new-thing, just-wait-until-you-see-the-transformation-of-the-Inner-Richmond style of campaign behind it.
Anyway, Lord knows that Sundays at that part of Clement can be a bit depressing, what with infrequent bus service, a number of empty parking spaces, and lots and lots of closed storefronts abutting a handful of thriving businesses.
(One assumes that most customers of the 3rd Avenue Burger King and Sloat Gardens will figure another way of getting to and fro asides from approaching from the north.)
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*Indeed, I just might visit. Actually, I was out yesterday taking King and Messiah for a walk to a bakery on 3rd very near Clement.
Here’s the background on the soon-to-come CSFM.
And this is from Eric Mar’s office last week:
“This is the “youthful” Peter Lauterborn form Supervisor Mar’s office. Glad to see the market being covered.
The date has been pushed back, but only because of scheduling needs. The MTA has been very supportive of the project and it is currently projected to start June 23rd after the ISCOTT hearing on 6/13.
The reroute is just 7 blocks total, the existing merchants are very supportive of the project, and we have had well over 100 letters of support come into our office. We feel very good about this project. (The only issue has been with the bouncy house, which was really just an example from other markets and that’s been scrapped already.)
But if people have specific concerns they should feel free to email or call my direct line. Of course we want to mitigate any inconveniences to people.
And here’s the new flyer – this one’s more complete and less mysterious than the optimistic original
And this is the vary latest, from the Eric Mar newsletter:
The Agricultural Institute of Marin (AIM) is managing the proposed market. AIM is primarily an educational non-profit which uses its six large, diverse markets to help fulfill their mission. The food options would include both organic and conventional seasonal produce, bakers, meat and dairy, and even local artisans. Their markets have a wide range of price points and accept EBT cards (aka food stamps).
This street closure will be voted on at an upcoming meeting of the Interdepartmental Staff Committee on Traffic and Transportation (ISCOTT).
ISCOTT Hearing: Thursday June 13 at 9AM, 1 South Van Ness
If you can’t attend in person and want to send a letter of support, or you have any other questions or comments, please contact Peter Lauterborn in my office atPeter.Lauterborn@sfgov.org or 415.554.7411“


Object ID# 1995.0285
Object Name Photograph
Date 1902? 1894?
Location Upland Way Overbrook (Philadelphia) PA
View looking up a road with sidewalks - houses on left and right on road - tall trees around houses.
Handwritten on back: "Drexel Rd. and Upland Way - 1902." Typed label on black paper: "Overbrook, PA. / Drexel Road, between City Line / Avenue and Upland Way, about / 1894. View is looking north."


04:00PM, Thursday 25 May 2017
SportsAble has withdrawn its planning application for a new bespoke centre of excellence for disability sport.
Its original plans, submitted by the disability sports charity in January 2015, aimed to redevelop its buildings in Braywick Park and upgrade an athletics track.
But the application was withdrawn on Tuesday, May 16. It had received objections from Sport England and Maidenhead Rugby Club.
Kerl Haslam, CEO of SportsAble, said: “We are disappointed we have had to withdraw our application. SportsAble provides a vital service to residents of this borough and beyond.”
It had launched a number of new projects, such as after-school clubs for disabled children, exercise for the elderly and improving operation recovery rates for amputees.
He added: “We feel the future success of these new projects – and the future of disability sport in the Thames Valley – is in jeopardy without a modern and sophisticated community sports centre.”
He said it was not a funding issue but could not comment further on why the application had been withdrawn,
The council is hoping to build a new leisure centre in Braywick Park.
At a council panel last August, Mr Haslam told councillors there was no competition as SportsAble was offering a unique service and the leisure centre would ‘complement’ it.
Asked if he knew why the application was withdrawn, Cllr Derek Wilson (Con, Oldfield), cabinet member for planning, said: “I understand it was on the basis of them not being able to meet their own business case.”
In response Mr Haslam said there was ‘no truth’ in this statement.
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The Warsaw Hub - Human Urban Business
Take a look inside and get astonished by the design of one of the entrance halls! The HUB is currently Ghelamco Poland’s most innovative project located in the fastest developing part of Warsaw, at Rondo Daszyńskiego. It consists out of three skyscrapers: the 86-metre hotel building and two 130-metre office towers.
The complex will combine all functions which are necessary for the modern business to operate: state-of-the-art office premises, a conference centre, hotels, a convenience centre, a fitness club, coworking space, and The Heart Warsaw centre of cooperation between corporations and start-ups.


The District Council’s Planning Committee will meet on Wednesday 22nd May 2019 at 6:30pm in Worksop Town Hall (Assembly Rooms), commencing at 6:30pm, to discuss the planning application for the land behind 30 Town Street, Sutton cum Lound.
Residents of the village will be speaking, and the general public are encouraged to attend in an observational capacity.
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- B352, 165 at 530401, 181776
Wellesley Street, Regent Street, Wenlock Road, Robert Street, Taplow Street.
- B352, 225 at 532860, 182111
Description of the boundaries of the walk: on the north Castle Street, Scrutton Street and Holywell Lane; on the east Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch and Norton Folgate, Skinner Street, Finsbury Avenue; on the south Eldon Street; on the west Moorgate Street, Finsbury pavement and City Road. Part of the parishes of St Paul, Bunhill Row, St James Curtain Road, St Leonard's Shoreditch and St Agatha's Finsbury Pavement [Shoreditch] Ship Street, Paul Street, Hill Street.
- B352, 9 at 534050, 183233
Treadway Street, Minerva Street, Centre Street, Matilda Street, Felix Street, Cambridge Circus, Clare Street, Poyser Street.
- B352, 13 at 534675, 182875
Cabinet makers and glass blowers in the area drink a lot of alcohol. Middleton Street, Clarkson Street, Treadway Street, Pundersons Gardens.
- B352, 229 at 532709, 182192
Cross Street, South Street, Wilson Street, Eldon Street, Finsbury Avenue, Greens Square, Whitecross Place.
- B352, 237 at 533216, 182239
Hearn Street, Hewett Street, Hamilton Buildings, Great Eastern Street, Plough Yard.
- B352, 71 at 533673, 183372
Description of the boundaries of the walk: on the north Regents Canal; on the east Great Cambridge Street; on the south Hackney Road Harwark Street; on the west Kingsland Road. The whole of the parishes of St Mary and St Chad [Shoreditch] Dunloe Street.
- B352, 1 at 534082, 182690
Sketch map of walk. Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Hackney Road; on the east Cambridge Road; on the south Bethnal Green Road; on the west Squirries Street and Warner Place. Part of the parishes of St James the Great Bethnal Green, St Peter's Bethnal Green and St Jude's Bethnal Green. Camden Street, Grove Street, Cambridge Street.
- B352, 145 at 532532, 183259
Eagle Wharf Road, Cropley Street, Parr Street, Brackley Street, Bristowe Street, Wimborne Street, Shaftesbury Street, Cavendish Street.
- B352, 7 at 534475, 182598
Warner Place, St. Peter Street, St. Peter's Square, Nelson Street, Old Bethnal Green Road, Mansford Street, Sheldon Place, North Lampton Cottages, Teesdale Street.
- B352, 129 at 532851, 183598
Wareham Street, Wargate Street, Rushton Street, Newton Street, Grange Street, Penn Street, Harvey Street, Felton Street, Branch Place.
- B352, 21 at 533838, 183324
Unofficial market on Goldsmith's Row. Marian Square, Ada Place, Wharf Road, Pritchard's Road, Goldsmith's Row.
- B352, 128 at 532994, 183535
Copsall Street, Bridport Place, Whitmore Road, Hyde Road.
- B352, 171 at 532771, 182721
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Bevenden Street; Pitfield Street and Crondall Street; on the east Hoxton High Street; on the south Old Street; on the west City Road and East Road. Part of the parishes of St John the Baptist Hoxton, St Peter's Hoxton and St Mark's Old Street [Shoreditch] St. Georges Square.
- B352, 31 at 537327, 180912
The hotel is situated at the junction of East India Dock Road and West India Dock Road. Arrangement of rooms within the Hotel.
- B352, 5 at 534355, 182672
Cabinet makers shops in Pearl Yard. Pollard Row, Florida Street, Pollard Street, Pearl Yard, Squirries Street, Norah Street, Wellington Place.
- B352, 115 at 532910, 183382
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Regents Canal; on the east Whitmore Road and Hoxton High Street; on the south Crondall Street; on the west New North Road and Bridport Place. Part of the parishes of St Saviour, St John the Baptist and St Anne, Hoxton [Shoreditch] Crondall Street, Gloucester Row, St. Johns Road.
- B352, 81 at 533591, 183228
Hows Street, Fellows Street, Appleby Street, Pearson Street, Shap Street.
- B352, 233 at 532985, 182057
Clifton Street, Brown's Buildings, Earl Street, Bartletts Buildings, Finsbury Market.
- B352, 75 at 533769, 183194
Brunswick Square, Laburnum Street, Great Cambridge Street, Hackney Road, Weymouth Terrace.


Group, leaders fight to stop tolls on Crescent City Connection
Tolls on bridge suspended until new election, officials say
A group showed up at a luncheon where Gov. Bobby Jindal was speaking Thursday to stress the importance of stopping the tolls on the Crescent City Connection.
The group Stop the Tolls and lawmakers said the state has an obligation to keep the bridge lights on. The Young Leadership Council and Regional Planning Commission agreed to put up the funds to keep the decorative light on.
Specifically, the RPC agreed to accept a donation from the YLC to keep the decorative lights turned on.
The group said drivers have saved tens of millions of dollars in the short time the tolls were halted by a Baton Rouge judge.
A new election is set for May, and some parish presidents said there is a lot of bogus information being circulated.
"Don’t let them tell you that if we don’t have tolls, the bridge is going to fall into the Mississippi River. It's not going to happen. Federal law mandates that the state maintain that bridge," said Jefferson Parish President John Young.
Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser is also in support of stopping the toll, while New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu is in favor of keeping the tolls in place.
Early in March, a judge in Baton Rouge tossed out the election returns from 2012 when voters decided to keep the tolls for another 20 years. Officials said the tolls on the bridge are suspended until a new election.


News & Announcements
The City of Grand Ledge Planning Commission will be holding a workshop/charrette on Thursday, June 2, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. for the purpose of obtaining input on an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to permit higher density, single family residential development in the City. The Planning Commission would like your input in determining the needs and desires of the community with respect to house designs/sizes (number of bedrooms, baths, stories, etc.), lots sizes and parking needs (garage sizes, on-street parking, driveways, etc.).
The meeting will be held in City Council chambers, Grand Ledge City Hall, 310 Greenwood Street, Grand Ledge, MI 48837.
Please contact Susan Stachowiak, Zoning Administrator at (517) 627-2149 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org for further information.
PUBLIC NOTICE - The City of Grand Ledge is soliciting proposals for qualified candidates to perform building maintenance services at City Hall.
Pre-Bid Meeting/Building Walk-Through on Tuesday, May 17, 2016 @ 1:00 P.M.
Proposals Due: Friday, May 27, 2016 @ 12:00 P.M.
To access the full request for proposal, click here: 2016 City of Grand Ledge Building Maintenance Services for City Hall
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Baseball - Softball - Volleyball - Soccer
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Public Notice- The City of Grand Ledge has an employment opportunity for Seasonal Maintenance Worker(s)
Seasonal Maintenance Worker(s)
Public Notice- The Grand Ledge Department of Public Services will be conducting flushing of City water mains on the north side of the City beginning on Monday May 2, weather permitting. Residents are advised that they may experience periods of low water pressure and discolored water while flushing is in progress. We encourage residents to avoid doing laundry during the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during this period. If you have any questions, please call the Department of Public Services at 517-627-2144.
Public Notice - In light of the current water crisis in Flint, the City of Grand Ledge has provided updated information on the City's drinking water, please click here for the Drinking Water Quality Update, dated February 11, 2016.
The 2016 Eaton County Parks Vehicle Passes Available to Purchase at City Hall,
click here for more information.
Cash or Check Only
Eaton County Resident: $20
Eaton County Senior Resident (60+): $15
Out-of-County Resident: $25
Out-of-County Senior Resident (60+): $20
The City of Grand Ledge was named a 2015 Top 100 Safe Suburb in Michigan according to Niche
City of Grand Ledge Public Art Contest. Contest made possible by donation from Grand Ledge residents Victor and Rosella Huhn by their family.
Title: Growing Progress
Public Notice – Local Curb-Side Recycling Offerings from Granger
Interested, eligible parties can sign up at www.grangernet.com/glrecycles or call 517-372-2800. For more information on Granger services, please visit www.grangernet.com.
Public Notice- New Grand Ledge Recycling Center Hours, effective October 1, 2015:
Wednesday - 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.


Information for new passengers on Halifax Transit
What is a transfer?
A transfer allows you to connect to other buses or ferries to complete your trip without paying an additional fare. Transfers are valid for up to 90 minutes after the last time point on the route.
If a transfer is needed, it must be requested when boarding the bus or ferry. Transfers are available on all routes. Access-A-Bus passengers may also request transfers.
How do I know which bus I need to take and when it arrives?
Maps and schedules for each bus and ferry route are posted to Halifax.ca. Halifax Transit provides scheduled and real-tome bus information to Google Transit and Bing Maps.
Real-time departure information is available on the Departures Line (902-480-8000) or via our GTFS feed.
Still have questions? Please contact the Citizen Contact Centre toll-free at 311.
Are Halifax buses and ferries accessible?
Currently, 100% of Halifax Transit buses are accessible low floor (ALF) models. All of Halifax Transit’s ferries are accessible. The Accessible Transit Service Handbook details routes with ALF buses and wheelchair/mobility scooter size restrictions.
Halifax Transit offers wheelchair and mobility scooter orientation sessions to familiarize passengers with how board and use these apparatuses on buses. Contact the Citizen Contact Centre toll-free at 311 to request an orientation.
If needed, please ask the bus operator to lower the bus.
Do bus and ferry schedules change on holidays?
Please see the Holiday schedules page for more information regarding the services offered by Halifax Transit on holidays.


- Street Lighting Renderings
High Pressure Sodium, Metal Halide and LED
- A proposed lighting layout with intersection lighting using high-pressure-sodium lamp source.
- A proposed lighting layout with intersection lighting using metal halide lamp source, with existing high-pressure-sodium luminaires on the minor street.
- Roadway lighting (35-feet mounting height) using 250 watts metal halide lamp source.Pedestrian/Sidewalk lighting (14-feet mounting height) using 4000 Kelvin, 60 watts LED lamp source.


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The Clifton packaged water treatment plant project delivered a pre-assembled, complete water treatment option for the groundwater aquifer bore system in the town of Clifton. Delivering multimedia filtration, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet disinfection, this infrastructure provides a short-term town water solution that will enable the water carting that has been necessary in recent years to cease.
Clifton is traditionally a very conservative water user – frequently the best in the Region. Subject to groundwater availability, this infrastructure was designed to meet the local demand.
The Clifton town water system has four aquifer bores. This water treatment system enabled drawing water from all four bores until a long-term solution is in place.
April 2021 update: As a result of a successful Great Artesian Basin (GAB) pilot bore project, this plant design was adjusted to additionally treat GAB water.
Several long-term solutions are being progressed in parallel for our Clifton town water system.
Prior investigations into options for access to private bores via an expression of interest in December 2019 and again in early 2020 have not returned any workable options to date.
Related projects include:
but timeframes had to be revised due to additional infrastructure being required, the need for a full electrical upgrade at the site as well as disruption to supply chains issues.


Brown Bag Lunch: Planning Session-Lunch Provided
Location: Mass School of Law, Andover, Mass.
Topic: Planning Session
We would love to hear your feedback on the 2018-2019 calendar of events, as well as hear your suggestions and ideas for the upcoming 2019-2020 programming. Please join members of the Merrimack Valley Estate Planning Council to look forward at the year ahead, discuss possible topics, volunteer to speak or help organize a community event, speaker or social. All council members are welcome and encouraged to attend our planning meeting for next year!
Pizza will be served!


published: 2018-07-06 09:00:04
The overall project of Beijing’s new airport will be finished by the end of June next year, and the airport will begin operating on October 1, 2019, according to authorities. The new airport has been designed to handle up to 72 million passengers and 2 million tonnes of cargo each year by 2025. With four runways it will accommodate 620,000 flights per year.
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A march on the town hall is being planned by residents angry with proposals to build over a much-loved green space.
On Wednesday, around 160 residents from Kader and Trimdon wards arrived at the Salvation Army Hall, on Trimdon Avenue, Acklam, to add their voices to a campaign opposing proposals to build over a cherished piece of local greenery.
And the meeting ended with talk of a march on Middlesbrough Town Hall.
The controversy began with the publication of Middlesbrough Council’s 2018 Local Plan which designated the green space near Newfield Crescent in Trimdon, Middlesbrough , as a potential site for 115 new homes.
Since then, residents, local councillors, a former mayoral candidate and even Middlesbrough MP Andy McDonald have spoken out to oppose the proposals.
But with consultation on the local plan ending on July 9, Trimdon ward councillor Dennis McCabe arranged Wednesday’s meeting to rally support and encourage residents to make their voices heard.
He said: “I called the public meeting and invited the mayor and a representative from planning.
“The mayor declined and the planning department said they didn’t have anyone available.
“But we had a good debate with people coming up with lots of good ideas.
“We are planning a march down Linthorpe Road down to the Town Hall.
“We need to contact the police and everything to make sure it’s done properly - I think we’ll have a lot of people.
“There’s already a petition with more than 3,500 signatures objecting to it.
He added: “Taking away our green spaces is like taking the lungs out of the town.
“It’s just going to be a concrete jungle. We don’t want that - we’ve got a beautiful space here. I was there the other morning and there were two deer running around.
“When it’s all gone, it’s gone and we will never get it back.”
A statement from the office of Mayor Budd, said: “The Mayor was unable to attend this particular meeting, however, he has previously visited Newfield Crescent and met with organisers from the Greenstuff campaign and Cllr Jean Sharrocks.
“We are now awaiting the conclusion of the consultation on our Local Plan preferred options, and would encourage anyone who has not yet contributed to do so.”
Trimdon resident Martyn Walker - who formed campaign group Greenstuff Middlesbrough to oppose the plans - won a standing ovation when he spoke at last week’s meeting of Middlesbrough Council.
During that meeting, Middlesbrough Mayor Dave Budd was asked whether he’d give a “yes or no” answer to housing on the land.
“You are not going to get a yes or no answer from me,” said Mayor Budd.
“This is a quasi-legal situation and there is a consultation held about the local plan - there is a process to go through.
“It would be nice to get an answer now but you are not going to get one - but you can be assured we will go through it properly and we will take into account everything which was said tonight.”
A Middlesbrough Council spokesman said: “The public are now being consulted on the proposals and an exhibition roadshow has been organised so that people across Middlesbrough can give their views.
“The proposals can be seen at Nunthorpe Methodist Church and Easterside Community Hub and Library until July 2.
“Then from July 2 the proposals will be at Hemlington Recreation Centre and Linthorpe Community Centre until July 9.
“Alternatively people can leave comments online on the council’s Consultation Portal or at firstname.lastname@example.org”
Consultation ends on July 9.


Municipalities, with respect to highways under their jurisdiction, may, by ordinance, prohibit the operation of trucks or other commercial vehicles, or may import limitations as to the weight thereof, on designated highways, which prohibitions and limitations shall be designated by appropriate signs placed on such highways. The definition of highways includes any publicly maintained roadway, street, alley or trail. Reference Minnesota Statue 169.87 and Fridley City Code Chapter 503: Road Weight Restrictions. Each year the City Council adopts a resolution designating which city streets have weight restrictions.
Fridley lifts its annual spring load limit restrictions in conjunction with the MnDOT Seasonal Load Limits Page and Anoka County.


Riseholme Neighbourhood Plan was formally adopted by West Lindsey District Council at a Full Council Committee meeting on the 14 November 2016. As per Neighbourhood Plan Regulations 2012, this Neighbourhood Plan is now 'made' and should be used when determining future planning applications within the identified Neighbourhood Area.
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Orlando City SC stadium site changes as government drops lawsuit
Orlando City Soccer Club will build its stadium one block west of the initially planned location, club president Phil Rawlins and Orlando mayor Buddy Dyer announced Monday.
The city of Orlando had reportedly begun the process of filing for eminent domain after failing to reach an agreement to buy land for the original site from Faith Deliverance Temple.
The club was not willing to meet the church's asking price for the land, which dropped from $35 to $15 million.
“We applaud the Mayor for finding an alternative solution that is a win for everyone involved,” said Rawlins. “The new location allows us to remain on schedule to play our matches in the new stadium starting with the home opener in 2016. Our fans will benefit from added amenities created by the new location such as more entertainment areas prior to and after the matches.
“Importantly, this is also a win for the community of Parramore. Orlando City is committed to Parramore’s future and we will serve as a role-model for service and citizenship. We have a proven track record of delivering on our promises, and we look forward to working closely with our community partners.”
The club released renderings of the stadium in June.
Construction is expected to begin this fall, and the stadium is on track to be ready for the start of the 2016 MLS season. Orlando City will play at the Citrus Bowl during the 2015 season.
The club joins New York City FC as one of two new additions to MLS in 2015.
- Chris Johnson


JABA will break ground on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, from 10 to 11 AM for its affordable senior housing development, Timberlake Place, 1512 East Market Street, in the historic Woolen Mills neighborhood of Charlottesville.
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V C Section 35707 Improved County Highways
Improved County Highways
35707. Boards of supervisors in their respective counties may by ordinance reduce the permissible weights upon improved highways only which by reason of deterioration will be destroyed unless the weight limits are reduced, but no such reduction shall extend for a period of more than 90 days unless actual repair of the highway is begun within that time and thereafter continuously carried on to completion.
For the purposes of this section, an improved county highway means a highway paved with cement concrete or asphaltic concrete, or a highway with a roadway of hard surface not less than four inches thick made up of a mixture of rock, sand, or gravel bound together by an artificial binder other than natural soil.


August 10, 2021
As we have had happen a few times now, the paving has been pushed to next week. They will pave in the original sequence.
· Greig Street – loop to Clover Street
· Wickham Blvd
· Bay Street
· Greig Street – Clover to Willow Park
This week the new parking area in the north municipal lot will be paved as well as all of the driveways that have binder down. That work is expected to begin tomorrow. The electronic panel boxes for the pump stations will begin to be placed tomorrow as well. The other crews are continuing to work through the punch list items.
In addition to paving next week, the pump station wiring will continue, concrete work will happen next Monday as will more landscaping work.
This Sunday, August 15th from noon until 2, the Wayne County Youth Fishing Derby Awards ceremony will take place at the Fire Hall. Everyone is invited to this exciting ceremony.
On Saturday, August 21st the Sodus Community E-Waste Collection is being held from 9-noon at the Village of Sodus DPW Barns at 39 Gaylord Street. This is being sponsored by the Village of Sodus Point, the Village of Sodus, the Town of Sodus, Reliant, Sodus Rotary and Sodus Lions Pride Lioness Club.
On Tuesday, August 31st there will be a Public Information Session regarding the proposed Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary off of our shorelines. Two members of the Advisory Council will be at the Fire Hall at 7pm for a brief presentation followed by a question and answer session. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what is proposed and the timeline to move this forward. This could be a good economic driver for our village. You can find more information at https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/lake-ontario/
The Sunshine Auto Parade will be held on Saturday, September 4th at 6pm. Get your cars cleaned up for the smooth roads. Fireworks will follow at 9pm.
Feel free to call or email with any questions or concerns.


The specification & key features of above g+2 complex are:
1. Area: Ground floor - 2000 sq ft, 1st floor - 2600 sq ft, 2nd floor - 5500 sq ft
2. Amenities: Closed parking space at rear for 2 wheeler, wide open space for parking cars / 2 wheeler in front, double stair case - One at front & other at rear, wash room, vitrified floor tiles, 24 hrs water supply, 3 phase power supply, already existing 16 nos shops, 2 nos atms (Sbi & axis), spacious walking space within complex etc.
3. Key features: Complex is centrally located facing to around 100 ft wide main road having high mast light in front, bus stop adjacent to complex and is surrounded by densely growing population by
A) large arc defence colony,
B) esi medical colony,
C) housing board ph-I,ii,iii,
D) new colony,
E) imfa plant colony,
F) agrahat, etc...


Matmor at E. Gum Stop Relocation 10.14.13 4:33 pm
Due to work related to installation of a traffic signal, the bus stops on Matmor at E.Gum will be relocated. The northbound stop will be located at Elwood Street and the southbound stop will be located on Apple Court. Effective 10/15/13 and lasting approximately one month.
Temporary Bus Stop Relocation - Main at 5th 07.03.13 4:36 pm
Due to construction at the new Yolo County Courthouse, the eastbound bus stop on Main at 5th has been relocated to Main at 4th. This bus stop relocation is effective through the entire duration of the Courthouse project.
New Yolobus Route 209 - Spring Lake Shuttle 03.06.13 9:16 am
Effective March 4, 2013: New Yolobus Route 209 will provide one trip in the morning and one trip in the afternoon between the Spring Lake area in Woodland & the County Fair Mall.
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Detour: CIM Marathon in downtown Sacramento 12.06.13 4:07 pm
12/8/13, L Street east of 8th Street will be closed. Read more...
West Sacramento Holiday Tree Lighting 12.05.13 5:06 pm
UPDATE: Event has been moved indoors. Read more...
Airport Shuttle 11.26.13 10:52 am
Additional buses will supplement Route 42 on Wednesday 11/27/13 and Sunday 12/1/13 Read more...
Route 220 - Minor Schedule Changes 11.25.13 12:39 pm
Effective Monday, December 9, 2013, there will be minor schedule changes to Route 220 Read more...
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“LET’S UNITE IN FIGHTING ROAD ACCIDENTS”- ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY
*Caption: Mayor EThekwini Municipality, Zandile Gumede addressing the Hill street Pinetown taxi rank on Monday.
Written by: Samkele Sokhela
The eThekwini Municipality accompanied by eThekwini Transport Authority (ETA) along with Metro Police ended transport month with a road safety awareness drive at the Pinetown Hill Street taxi rank on Monday, where they interacted with taxi drivers and commuters to discuss solutions of ending road accidents crisis in Kwa-Zulu natal.
Mayor of EThekwini Municipality, Cllr Zandile Gumede said that it was imperative for the municipality along with the ETA and Metro Police to continue reminding people about the importance of road safety, as the province’s road accidents statistics continues to get worse almost every year.
“Road traffic safety is very important. The current statistics of road accidents in KZN are shocking, as we have suffered more than 9000 accidents from last year August to this year’s. So, we are here today to remind people about road safety, because it’s hard reading about road accidents in newspapers (in media) every day,” said Gumede.
She added that drivers, commuters and pedestrians should unite in fighting road accidents, as they still remain a concern.
“With this awareness drive we are putting an end to those crossing the freeways, driving without seat belts, drink and driving, overloading commuters and those who are using cars that are not serviced. We also want to say to our drivers, a commuter’s life depends on you, drive responsibly. Also, commuters should speak out if they are uncomfortable with the driver’s speed,” concluded Gumede.
Host of the day, Deejay Mzokoloko from Gagasi FM added that road accidents are longer only caused by drivers, but also pedestrians’ carelessness are part of the reasons the province is experiencing high numbers in road accidents.
“Now we are living in times where not only drivers are causing accidents. High number of accidents are increased by those pedestrians that are on whatsapp, twitter and putting headphones while on roads. We need to end that, we only have one life,” said Mzokoloko.
Taxi driver, Bonginkosi Mwelase applauded the initiative.
“This is the right time for everyone who’s using roads to be reminded about road safety. I wish the Municipality could visit us regularly,” said Mwelase.


Vote Yes on Z to repeal Article 26. The time is NOW to live up to Alameda values.
In Alameda, we take pride in being an inclusive and welcoming city. We say everyone belongs here, and we mean it.
Yet for decades, our City has tolerated the intolerable: a zoning law called Article 26 that severely constricts our ability to provide homes that are affordable. Article 26, commonly known as Measure A, limits housing construction to expensive single-family homes, forcing families, young professionals, retirees, and essential workers out of our great City. Sad to say, it was written in part to keep people of color out of Alameda.
Existing homes, including our many beautiful and historic Victorians, are unaffected by repealing Article 26. This election is about a better future by righting historic wrongs.
Watch the Measure Z roundtable with Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Vice Mayor John Knox White, and local housing historian Rasheed Shabazz:


Today, May 8, Bultsma’s crew is not on site.This week, Bultsma completed the installation of water main along Lady Lauren. The only water main remaining to be installed is in Sir Charles. The connection was made to the existing water main at the west end of Royal Hannah, so all the water main south of Sir Charles is “live.”A Plainfield Water Department crew is on site today to fill with water all the new water main in Lady Lauren north of Sir Charles.Bultsma also completed the storm sewer replacement in Royal Hannah.
What to Expect Next Week (May 11 – 16)
- Installation of water main in Sir Charles.
- Bultsma will begin installing water service stubs from the water main to the right-of-way line. They will install the stub at the location residents marked for the water service.
- Water main should be installed in the northern “half” of Lady Lauren and in Sir Charles.
- End of May
- All water main should be installed and tested; Installation of water service should be underway.
- Restoration and project completion
- *Note: Timeline dates are subject to change.


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Proposed Development – 1190 Barrington Street
January 14th, 2019
1190 Barrington Street, 4th Floor
Nelson Investments Limited is proposing to construct a new multi‐use building at 1190 Barrington Street, replacing the current 4 story building.
Before any construction is to begin, Universal Contracts Limited has scheduled a meeting for community members who are interested in receiving more information regarding the construction plans, schedule and activities. Representatives will be available to answer questions related to this project.
Please let us know if you plan to attend this meeting by sending your RSVP to: firstname.lastname@example.org
Universal Contracts Limited


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A section of Louisiana Avenue will be closed starting on Monday, November 12 due to utility work. Construction will take place between Andrews Hwy. to Kent Street, and it is planned to last for approximately 2 weeks. Expect delays.


Dallas North Tollway Map
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Long term closure of Trinity Mills Road on ramp to Dallas North Construction on South Section of Dallas North Tollway Improvements .
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Chisholm Trail Parkway Long term closure of Trinity Mills Road on ramp to Dallas North .


Shenley Brook End, Manifold Lane
Close to residential properties.
The deadline for submission of informal tenders for this site was 20th October 2017.
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Ballymote-Tobercurry Agendas 2019
Agenda of meeting of the Municipal District of Ballymote-Tobercurry to be held on Monday, 18th February 2019 at 3.00 pm
12th February 2019
TO: THE CATHAOIRLEACH AND MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF BALLYMOTE-TOBERCURRY
A meeting of the Municipal District of Ballymote-Tobercurry will be held:
AT: 3.00 p.m.
ON: Monday, 18th February 2019
IN: Meeting Room 1, Teach Laighne, Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo
You are requested to attend.
- To consider the Schedule of Municipal District Works 2019 – including Draft Roads, Transportation and Infrastructure Programme” (reports to follow).
Meeting Date 18/02/2019


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Ford Field is located in downtown Northville near the Mill Race Historical Village. It has a baseball diamond, a walking path and a playground for the kids. It also has benches and picnic tables.
151 Griswold St, Northville, MI 48167
- Fax: 248-380-8611
- Hours: Dawn until dusk.
- Accessible: yes


Water main break leads to road closure in Orange
ORANGE, Mass. (WWLP) – A large water main break in Orange has lead to the closure of Adams Street between Church Street and King Street.
The Orange water department is currently working to repair the main according to the Orange Fire Department. Residents in the area will be temporarily without water.
Those with questions are encouraged to contact the Orange Water Department at (978) 544-1115.


Under the "Local Authorities Act 1902", Allora Municipal Council became Allora Town Council on 31 March 1903.
The primary function of Town Councils was to provide such public services and amenities as parks, cemeteries, water and sanitation, roads, bridges, wharves, street lighting, public health services such as immunisations, licensing and registration of businesses and animals, town planning and the control of noxious weeds and other pests. The Council was empowered to create by-laws with respect to all matters within its jurisdiction. All such by-laws required the assent of the Governor-in-Council.
Town Councils were also responsible for administering the Local Fund and for carrying out valuations on properties for the purpose of collecting rates.
Allora Town Council was abolished and included in Allora Shire Council 23 Jan 1915
The Town Council included a mayor, a town clerk and a number of other members. In addition, Council appointed its own officers who were paid from the Local Fund. From time to time, the Council appointed committees for special or general purposes.
Home Secretary 31 Mar 1903 - 20 Jan 1915


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The City is required to develop, implement, and enforce an MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) Program to comply with coverage under General Permit No. VAR04, issued by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.
The MS4 Program must include an MS4 Program Plan that includes six minimum control measures and special conditions for the approved Chesapeake Bay TMDL (Total Maximum Daily Load).
Six minimum control measures of the program include:
- Public education and outreach
- Public involvement and participation
- Illicit discharge detection and elimination
- Construction site runoff control
- Post-construction runoff control
- Pollution prevention and good housekeeping
MS4 Program Plan and Annual Report
The City files an MS4 Program Plan and Annual Report with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, which include detailed information on control measures, including objectives, expected results and implementation schedules.
- 2018 MS4 Permit Coverage Letter
- MS4 Program Plan 2018-2023
- MS4 Annual Report -2018-2019
- MS4 Annual Report -2017-2018
- MS4 Annual Report -2016-2017
- MS4 Annual Report -2015-2016
- MS4 Annual Report - 2014-2015 (rev. 02/16/2016)
- MS4 Annual Report -2013-2014
- MS4 Chesapeake Bay TMDL Study
If you have questions or comments regarding our MS4 program plan, please email us or call the Stormwater/E&S/MS4 Hotline at 540.213.6517.


UPDATE 9 pm SUNDAY
Primary areas that may be affected are: Parnell Road, St John’s Villas, Rafter Street, Main Street, Weafer Street, Irish Street , Island Road, Abbey Quay, Shannon Quay, the Promenade, Templeshannon, Market Square, and Munster Hill.
Irish Water are carrying out an improvement programme in the county to upgrade the water treatment plants which means that Enniscorthy will face disruption to the water supply in the coming weeks.
District Manager Liz Hore has requested WexfordToday.com to get the message to as many consumers as possible and ensure that all businesses and households are aware in advance of the necessary work and to make plans around the disruption times
The elected members of Enniscorthy Municipal District Council have requested that the essential works impact be minimised in Enniscorthy and Wexford County Council has agreed with the contractor that the work will be carried out between 2 pm and 6 pm on Tuesday, September 11th and the following Tuesday, September 18th.
The Council apologise for any inconvenience and thanks everybody affected for their co-operation.


This Order will close:
Causewayhead Road From its junction with Customs Roundabout to its junction with Cornton Road overnight from 2000 hours until 0600 hours from 7-6-23 until 8-6-23 to facilitate public utility works.
Emergency service access will be maintained.
Alternative Routes: via Cornton Road, Fountain Road, Henderson Street, Airthrey Road, Alloa Road, A91, Kerse Road, Burghmuir Road.
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The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Stevenson Bridge, Causewayhead Road, Stirling) (Temporary Closure - Southbound) Order 2023 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 26-5-23


Rebuilding Iowa's Infrastructure
As a member of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and Vice-Chair of the Highways & Transit Subcommittee, Congresswoman Finkenauer understands the importance of repairing Iowa’s crumbling infrastructure which is one of the best returns on investment. Our bridges are the most structurally deficient in the nation and Congresswoman Finkenauer will work with anyone who is serious about investing in our nation’s infrastructure.
Iowa’s extensive network of roads, bridges, and inland waterways are critical to our economy—linking farmers, manufacturers, and small businesses to new customers and markets. Investments in our infrastructure should not be limited to transportation though. We also need high-speed internet to help Iowans compete in the 21st century economy as well as repair our schools, hospitals, water systems, and fire stations to help our communities thrive.


House Committee on Transportation Funding, Expenditures, and Finance, Select - 83rd R.S. (2013)
- Study the future reliability of current state transportation funding sources, alternatives that may increase available state funding for surface transportation, use of debt financing in state transportation, alternative transportation funding options, current and historic appropriations to the Texas Department of Transportation, use of the state highway fund for other agencies, and the original purpose of the economic stabilization fund.
Appointed by Speaker Joe Straus 4/4/2014, pursuant to HB 1, 83rd Legislature, 3rd C.S.
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New Canaan gas expansion construction project schedule
Crews from Burns Construction will continue to install, and improve the Town’s natural gas distribution system.
With what began at 7 a.m. Monday, a crew will work on a gas main installation on South Avenue, and Maple Street until 5 p.m. Monday, and from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday with affected streets being South Avenue and Maple Street.
A crew will also be doing a gas main installation on Lake Avenue, and Main Street, Wednesday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with affected streets being Lake Avenue, and Main Street.
As part of work that began Sunday, July 14, a second crew will also be doing a gas main installation at night from Park Street to Access Road, through Friday from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., with affected streets being Park Street, Elm Street and Access Road.
Eversource will also be working with certain homeowners to finish restoring their lawns on their private property, if they were impacted by the project.
A third crew will also be doing service line preparation, and installation work on Fieldcrest Drive, Hoyt Street in Darien, Connecticut, along with Southwood Drive and Harrison Avenue.
Temporary paving activities will be done in coordination with Eversource’s construction as it is needed. No work will be done on Saturday. Traffic flow will also be maintained where it is possible, but drivers may encounter delays because of alternating one-way traffic, and occasional lane closures as a result from the project.
Crews will also be doing the work during day, and nighttime hours, and construction in the street may vary depending on the location where it is being done.
Access will be maintained, and emergency vehicles will also be given priority to pass through the areas where the construction is being done. Work might also be done at several places along the project’s route until it is finished. Work zones will also be protected from pedestrians, and vehicles.
Police officers, or flagmen will oversee traffic control, and all work from the project depends on the weather, and is subject to change without notice.
Those who have questions about the gas expansion construction project can visit: www.eversource.com/content/ct-c/residential/switch/making-the-switch/gas-expansion, and or e-mail GasExpansion@Eversource.com.


Weekend road closure needed in Treforest for resurfacing work
Written by Gavin on 29th February 2024
Resurfacing work at River Street in Treforest is set to take place on the weekend, as part of the ongoing Castle Inn Footbridge project.
The work will take place from 7.30am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday, March 2-3 – dependent upon fair weather.
A road closure is required at River Street, from its upper junction with Fothergill Street to its lower junction with Park Street.
An alternative route for motorists will be clearly signposted via Fothergill Street, Glyntaff Roundabout, A470, Upper Boat Roundabout, Tonteg Road and Llantwit Road.
Access for emergency services will not be maintained – but all pedestrian accesses will remain open. Access to premises will also be maintained. Cyclists should dismount and use the pedestrian route.
In relation to local bus journeys, Services 90 and 100 operated by Edwards Coaches will divert via the backstreets of Treforest, heading towards Beddau, during the work hours.
Please note, resurfacing to the road on the opposite side of Castle Inn Footbridge, at Cardiff Road, will be completed later in the project following Welsh Water works at this location.


1500 sft. ideally suited for a clinic, restaurant, convenience store, two wheeler showroom or for various other commercial activities.
Loc: 80 feet road. An arterial road connecting to the International Airport, Whitefield, Hebbal, Manyata Tech Park and various other areas.
Loc: 80 feet road, HBR layout.
Car Park: 1 front parking.
Rent: Rs. 50/- sft.


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The Town Council will hold a work session on June 2 at 2 p.m. via Zoom to discuss possible comments to be provided to the Planning Board regarding proposed expanded boundaries for the Silver Spring Downtown Plan.
The public may attend this meeting, but will not be provided the opportunity to speak. To join the meeting, visit https://zoom.us/j/3016547144 or call 301-715-8592. The Town's meeting identification number is 301-654-7144.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL TOWN END ROAD CLAYTON BRADFORD TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC (NO 631) ORDERNotice ID: BR3253796
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL
TOWN END ROAD CLAYTON BRADFORD TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC (NO 631) ORDER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council by reason to enable water works to be executed on or near Town End Road, Clayton has made the above named Order the effect of which is that no person shall proceed in the length of Town End Road, Clayton from its junction with Holts Lane for approximately 20 metres in a northerly direction.
PROVIDED THAT such prohibition shall not extend to emergency vehicles and vehicles being used in connection with the works to be carried out on the said length of road.
Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times.
Alternative routes for vehicular traffic affected by the Order are available via Town End Road (unaffected section), Low Lane, Cockin Lane, Carter Lane, Thornton Road, Albert Road, Sand Beds, Scarlet Heights, Baldwin Lane, The Avenue and vice versa.
The Order comes into operation between the hours of 09:30 to 15:30 on 11th January 2017 and remains in force until 12th January 2017 (although the closure can remain in force for up to eighteen months if necessary). DATED this 20th day of December 2016
City Solicitor, Legal and Democratic Services, City of Bradford Metropolitan
District Council, City Hall, Bradford BD1 1HY


NO SCHOOL - Monday, October 10
There will be no school for students on Monday, October 10, for a teacher in-service day
This is a conceptual DRAFT of the Freeport Area High School Master Plan. These presentations are posted for information and discussion purposes only.
Printable DRAFT Master Plan Presentation
Financing Presentation - May 12, 2022


Severn Trent to host customer drop-in for new water pipes in Long Compton
Severn Trent is inviting local residents in the Long Compton area to a drop-in session to hear about how the company will make water supplies in the area more reliable. This scheme will invest £320,000 to replace 3km of the main water pipe on Barton Road, from Barton-on-the-Heath to Long Compton.
The company are hosting a drop-in meeting on Wednesday 6 November 2019 at Long Compton Village Hall, Main Street, Long Compton, Warwickshire, CV36 5JJ, from 4:30pm to 7pm, for customers to ask any questions before the work begins.
Roisin McBain, from Severn Trent, explains “Over time our water pipes start to show their age and the risk of bursts and leaks increases. In this area in particular we know that there have been a lot of bursts on this pipe over the last few years. So replacing the old water pipes on Barton Road with brand new ones can ensure supplies are secure for the future.”
“We’d really encourage local people to come along to our drop in session to find out more about the planned work. Local residents can meet the team and learn more about our work, but also give their views - after all, the people who know the area best are the local residents - we’re hoping that by talking to the community, they will help us to find those little gems of information which can make a huge difference to our plans.”
The work is due to start on 11 November 2019 and will take approximately six weeks to complete. Unfortunately, to keep pedestrians, road users and the onsite team safe and ensure the work is completed as quickly as possible, the road will be closed for the duration of the work.
Roisin adds “We know that we may cause some inconvenience for the local community, and we’d like to apologise to anyone who will be affected by this work and to ask for their patience. We won’t be there for long, but this work will help us to keep the water running for our customers for years to come.”


41 Brand New Apartments!
140 Adams Street in Leominster, including units accessible for persons with mobility and sensory disabilities. Monthly rents from $850 to $1190, heat and hot water included.
An informational meeting will be held on April 4, 2018 at 6pm – Leominster City Hall Auditorium. Units will be assigned to eligible tenants by lottery. Applications must be received by April 23, 2018!
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Diversity of Opportunity! This spectacularly beautiful Ranch is located next to the Thayne city limits and could be developed into a high end subdivision, golf course or kept private as a very productive trophy ranch. Bordering Hwy 89 w/additional 60 ft access roadway, power & phone already in for 4 building sites, roadway on 3 sides. Irrigation! River Access!


In his public safety address to the Seattle City Council last week, Mayor Murray detailed a series of ‘Find it, Fix it’ Community Walks, focused on several crime hotspots.
At the walks, community residents, police, and city officials will walk together to identify physical disorder and solve it, hence the find it and fix it theme. The primary areas of focus are graffiti removal, street lighting, litter and garbage clean-up, and trimming overgrown bushes and trees.
The next Find It, Fix It Community Walk:
Tuesday, July 8, 7 – 8:30 p.m., S. Orcas St. and Martin Luther King Jr Way S.
Meet in the vacant RAC parking lot on the southeast corner of the intersection (Map)
7 – 7:15 p.m.
Short program featuring Councilmember Bruce Harrell, Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O’Toole and department representatives.
7:15 – 8 p.m.
Walk commences along the following route:
- East on S. Orcas to 37th Ave S.
- 37th to S. Juneau St.
- West on Juneau to Martin Luther King Jr Way S.
- Stop at the Filipino Community Center (5740 Martin Luther King Jr Way)
- North on Martin Luther King Jr Way S. to S. Orcas St.
- West on S. Orcas St to 35th Ave S.
- North on 35th Ave S to S. Lucille St
- South on Martin Luther King Jr Way S. to S. Orcas St.
8 – 8:30 p.m.
Walk concludes and department representatives are available for follow-up questions.
Additional ‘Find it, Fix it’ Community Walks will take place in the upcoming weeks:
- July 22, 7 – 9 p.m.: Sound Transit tour, between Rainier Beach and Othello Stations
- July 29, 7 – 9 p.m.: Rainier Ave. and Genesee
- August 12, 7 – 9 p.m.: Rainier Beach
For more information on Murray’s public safety strategy for Seattle, visit http://www.seattle.gov/mayor/public-safety-strategy-for-seattle.


Heartsease Roundabout (Reds, 31 & 33)
CauseTCF associated works
Effective13/04/2024 - 17/05/2024
As works on the Heartsease Roundabout TCF scheme have progressed, they are now in a position where a full closure of all arms of the roundabout will be required - as a result, the roundabout will be closed from Saturday 13th April to Friday 17th May continuously.
The table below details the diversions that each bus route will take, and a diagram of all services in the area is also attached. All services have been instructed to allow passengers to board/alight at stops on their diversion route.
UPDATED 19/04/24 10:20 - Please see revised routings for 24/24A/24B to remove them from Harvey Lane, a new map will be uploaded shortly.
|In both directions, services will operate via Gurney Road directly.
During daytimes, Monday to Saturday, a free shuttle service will be operated along Plumstead Road in a one-way loop returning via Gurney Road and Borrowdale Drive, allowing passengers to transfer to/from Service 23/23A at Bishopbridge. A temporary stop will be provided at the bottom of Ketts Hill to enable easy transfers. Timetable is attached at the bottom of this page.
|In both directions, services will operate on Thorpe Road past the rail station, onto Yarmouth Road, Thunder Lane, Hillcrest Road, Gordon Avenue, Pilling Road, Ring Road & Thunder Lane to join normal route. Passengers on Hillcrest Road, Gordon Avenue & Pilling Road will need to board the bus on the opposite side of the road to usual.
|In both directions, services will operate on Riverside Road, Gurney Road, Salhouse Road, Woodside Road and Thunder Lane to join normal route.
|This service will operate via Thunder Lane, Woodside & Salhouse Road to join normal route
|This service will continue its current diversion, via Gordon Avenue, Pilling Road, Ring Road & Thunder Lane to join normal route.
Free shuttle bus timetable is attached below:
We apologise for any disruption that these unavoidable roadworks may cause to your journey.


The project consists of a paved square on which are inserted five large "green" vases of different sizes, parallel and staggered, with a mutual distance of about 2 m.
The vases are made up of three retaining walls of grey unpainted reinforced concrete: one of them will be shaped like a slope with an inclination of 45 degrees, the other two will be made up of steps.
The green surface, consisting of a walkable lawn, is inclined according to its longitudinal axis with a slope of 5%. The 5 courtyards obtained from the slippage of the pots are designed as spaces for resting and meeting; one of these houses the area equipped for children to play.
The material chosen for the cladding and for the escarpments is Apricena stone; only the pitch for the children's play area will be entirely covered with a rubber safety floor. The urban furnishing solutions include the use of monolithic benches in concrete of various designs and colours, waste bins in cor-ten steel conceived as small sculptures near the edges of the vases and a fountain near the playground.
设计单位： Arriola & Fiol + M. Fiore, V. Bagnato
客户：Comune di Bari
TEAM: A. Arriola, C. Fiol, M. Fiore, V. Bagnato
COLLABORATORS: R. M. Rana, installation, Martinelli, consulent
CLIENTS: Comune di Bari
BUDGET: 310.626,00 €
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Spring Canyon Community Dog Park Water Quality Project#
In spring 2022, construction began on a new water filtration system to increase the safety and enjoyment of the pond at Spring Canyon Dog Park.
UPDATE - the pond is opening!
The dog park pond is currently being filled and will be available for use beginning September 2 (expected to be open late afternoon).
The area surrounding the pond remains under construction, with completion expected in the coming months.