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|2190 Days on Market|
Beautiful wooded subdivision minutes to Peoria. Priced from $39,500. City water, sewer and natural gas available. Lovely area of custom built homes. Subdivision restrictions amendment to be; 2600 SF 2 story with 1200 minimum on main; 1800 SF ranch; 50% front elevation to be brick or stone.
East Peoria,Creve Coeur
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|Middle school: Central|
|High school: East Peoria Comm|
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Resurfacing work on Emory Valley Road is expected to start on Monday, November 3, officials said.
The work will be done by Rogers Group Inc., working under contract for the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
The portion of Emory Valley Road to be resurfaced will begin west of Davidson Lane and proceeds west about 1.3 miles to Lafayette Drive, a city press release said.
The contractor will first place work zone signs, with milling operations expected to begin on Wednesday November 5, the press release said.Â The project includes milling, resurfacing, concrete repairs, and installation of handicap ramps at various locations. The project is expected to take approximately three weeks.
Access to local business will be available throughout the project, but intermittent lane closures will be needed and some driveways will be temporarily blocked to allow equipment to operate in front of them, the release said. Motorists passing through the area to a destination that is not a local business are encouraged to seek alternate routes, the release said.
The project schedule could change depending upon the weather.
Call the Oak Ridge Public Works Department with any questions or comments at (865) 425-1875.


ST. AUGUSTINE SOUTH AND ST. AUGUSTINE SHORES
St. Augustine South and St. Augustine Shores are among St. Johns County's oldest and most populated subdivisions. The South was established in the 1950s and The Shores in the 1970s, both located just off U.S. 1 South. Despite their size, they have managed to maintain their woodsy appeal and tranquility.
The Shores began as a retirement community, but today it is home to residents varying from newlyweds to families to retirees. The community has golf, tennis courts, playgrounds and fishing ponds. A pool is also located at the community's Riverview Club. The types of homes in The Shores include manufactured homes, which are the oldest in the community, concrete block homes and a number of condominiums.
St. Augustine South is also home to a diverse population. A playground, tennis courts and picnic area are located in the subdivision. There is also a boat ramp located on Shore Drive. Most residential structures in The South are houses.
Both communities hug the Intracoastal Waterway and have their own fire stations.
Prairie Creek, Wildwood Creek, Wildwood Pines and Foxhill Estates are some of the other residential communities in this part of the county, with more subdivisions planned.


Village in the Sky is a photographic exploration of Arlington House in Margate from within. The building is an iconic 1960’s tower block of brutalist design. The work is a study of the homes and communal spaces of Arlington. Local people living in the shadow of this 18 story building often have preconceived judgments of the residents and their home. The aim of this work is to create a dialogue between the residents and the wider community. The photographs will be accompanied by a self published newsprint.
Opening times are 27th July – 1st August, 10-5pm.
This exhibition will display photographic works of Arlington House, Margate.
For more information about the artist please visit: http://www.duncansmithphoto.co.uk/


cube_design are delighted to support the Borough of Poole with the feasibility and outline business case for Hillbourne Primary School. Good news for the students and we hope the school can be delivered in time.
Click the title link to see the full article in the Bournemouth Echo.
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JFK Lane Closure - between Rosewood and Marywood
The northbound lane of JFK and be closed for private gas service installation between Rosewood and Marywood from 7 AM tomorrow, Tuesday November 20th to 5 PM Wednesday November 21st. Northbound traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane and two-way traffic will be maintained. Map available at www.cityofdubuque.org/detours. If you have questions regarding this closure/detour, please contact the City of Dubuque Engineering Department at 563-589-4270. Please note: closure dates/times are estimates and are subject to change without notification based on weather and contractor schedules.


Park-and-bike at Andrew Haydon Park Proposal
A park-and-ride 3 year pilot project at Andrew Haydon Park will be submitted to the Transportation Committee on April 3rd, 2019. City staff will recommend that the project proceed, it is expected to pass. There will be 10 spots allocated to park and bike during weekdays only.
Ottawa Public Health Presentation and Discussion
Councillor Theresa Kavanagh has invited Ottawa Public Health to Bay Ward to discuss their programs and services on Thursday, April 4th, from 7-9 PM at the Ron Kolbus Centre. Details on this meeting can be found here.


- Community Wellbeing
- Community Associations and Groups
- Community Funding
- Community Research
- Economic Development
- Emergency Management
- Event Planning and Venues
- Heritage, Arts and Culture
- Māori Community
- Population and Demand
- Community Connect
- New Year's Celebrations
Temporary road closures for events
If traffic movements (including pedestrians) will be affected by your event, you'll need a Traffic Management Plan. If a road will be closed, you also need to advertise it in local newspapers.
Why this is in place
It is a requirement under the Local Government Act 1974 that all Temporary Road Closures be advertised in the local newspapers and the cost and time spent processing this application will be charged back to you, the applicant. You will need to have a Traffic Management Plan (TMP) designed, then approved by QLDC Road Corridor Engineer. A TMP is required if normal traffic movements, including pedestrian movements, are affected by the event.
How to apply for a TMP
Before sending your application to QLDC, please ensure you have included:
A copy of a map of the area outlining the roads to be closed
Authorisation from the New Zealand Transport Agency (if a State Highway is involved)
Arrangements for suitable rubbish/refuse abatement measures for the duration of the road closure
Detailed information on who and how affected parties have been advised. This must be supplied before this application will be presented to the Queenstown Lakes District Council for formal consideration.
Any concerns these affected parties have must be identified and addressed. The required fee of $500 (inclusive of GST) paid direct to QLDC front desk or bank transfer to account 02-0948-0002000-00 with reference “TRC” and Surname. Evidence of fee payment shall be provided with a complete application.


The Local Plan events are almost finished with just two remaining in Swaffham and Dereham.
Join us at Swaffham or Dereham markets to hear about what the Local Plan will do for the town and surrounding villages and please remember to share with friends and family!
Where: Swaffham Market
When: Saturday 14th October, 12-3pm
Where: Dereham Market
When: Tuesday 17th October, 10am – 1pm
Visit Breckland’s Local Plan website for more information here
(Source: Breckland Council)


Dredging at Cape Jervis Harbor kicks off
Dredging work at Cape Jervis Harbor is now officially underway, SA Infrastructure and Transport said.
The main goal of the project is to maintain ongoing safety and access to the harbour.
The boat ramp will now remain open during daylight hours.
“However, it will be closed at night while work is undertaken, between 10pm and 5am (weather permitting),” according to an official announcement.
SeaLink Kangaroo Island services will not be affected by this work.


Interstate 475 Resurfacing Project
BOWLING GREEN (Monday, October 20, 2014) - The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District Two announces the following update to the I-475 resurfacing project. Updates are highlighted in bold and underlined:
Interstate 475: Resurfacing Project
Lucas and Wood Counties (32-14): Through November, overnight from 7pm until 6am, lane restrictions are possible on I-475, from SR 25 to US 20A, for resurfacing. Through today at 3pm, northbound I-475, from SR 25 to US 24, will be reduced to one lane for bridge work. Motorists can expect delays. Project complete: November. All work is weather permitting.


Do you have a pick up & drop from DFW ?
You can find information about ground transportation (taxi, shared shuttle) here: www.dfwairport.com/transport/index.php.
The is also a public transportation option, depending on where in Richardson you are trying to go & when you are arriving. It would involve connecting to the DART Orange Line through downtown Dallas, then out to Richardson and would take about 2 hrs. Maps & schedules can be found at www.dart.org.


The start of 2020 welcomes Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) embarking on the process of reviewing the current Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Development Plan, 2016-2022, and preparing a new County Development Plan (CDP) 2022 – 2028.
It is important that residents, the business community, community groups, interested parties and other stakeholders of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown become involved in the preparation of the next County Development Plan at an early stage.
To this end the Pre-Draft Consultation document “Have your Say” has been prepared. This document gives a broad overview of the main development issues impacting on the County to help stimulate public debate on what matters should be considered in the new Plan. Please see copy of the document attached or click here for the online copy.
The Pre-Draft consultation process will run for eight weeks from Friday 3rd January 2020 to Friday 28th February 2020, and will include six Open Days at which the Development Plan Team will be available to provide advice and respond to any queries from the general public. For more information about the dates and locations of the Open days, please click here.


For the 2nd Friday in July, there was flooding in the historic Wingohocking Creek Watershed, this time at E Mt Pleasant Ave and Sprague St. The previous July 2020 flood occured at Belfield and Church on July 10th (link).
Here is a short video that shows the flooding between the SEPTA bridge and Devon St.
This flooding was caused by the blocked stormwater inlet shown in this picture.
The July 11th Belfield and Church flooding (link), on the other hand, was caused by too much stormwater runoff overwhelming the sewers in that area.
The July 24 rainfall for Philadelphia is shown in this map which shows that our area got 1.5 – 2 inches and parts of Germantown got 2.5 – 3 inches.
As our global climate warms, we are seeing more intense rain storms. The July 10 and July 24 storms are an example of what we can expect. Please let me know if you see historic Wingohocking Watershed flooded intersections, railroad underpasses of other flooding so that we can log and document them to make sure that the City is aware and taking steps to both clear our inlets and increase our combined sewer capacity to reduce future flooding.
If you live near on of PWD’s 24 flood prone intersections (link) please be sure to get homeowners – renters insurance.
Tropical Storm Fay (link1, link2) passed through Philadelphia on July 10, 2020. This storm dumped 2 – 4 inches of rain on the Philadelphia area from about 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Friday, July 10th.
This plot shows NOAA’s Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Centers (AHPC) precipitation map for Philadelphia as of 8:AM on July 11, 2020.
The map shows the historic Wingohocking Creek Watershed which covers a major portion of NW Philadelphia. You can see that the Wingohocking Watershed received anywhere from 2.5 to 4 inches of rain over this storm.
This storm caused significant flooding at Belfield and Church. A local resident captured the video of the flooded intersection and posted it on Facebook at this link.
I will be giving on January 29th, 7:00 PM at Lovett Library. Flash flooding has been a problem in E Mt Airy and Germantown with Haines and Belfield as the epicenter.
My talk is the 2nd in a 4 part series about Historic Mt Airy (link). I’d like to invite you and your associates to this talk on the history of the Wingohocking, why it was converted to a combined sewer, the resulting reshaping of the watershed’s landscape which allowed extensive development which then lead to our current flash flooding problems.
I am hoping to develop support for a Wingohocking Watershed Zoning Overlay that would require impervious land cover restrictions comparable to those now required in the Wissahickon Watershed Overlay.


- 1940 - Pune Nagarpalika decided to start a bus service to cater to the need of all commuters of PUNE CITY.
- 1941 - The RTO issued permission to PUNE NAGARPALIKA to run the BUS SERVICE in PUNE CITY AREA
- 2nd June 1941 - permission was granted to M|s Silver Jubilee Motor co, by PUNE NAGARPALIKA to start a BUS SERVICE
- 1st of March 1950 - Bus Services were started under the name and style of PUNE MUNICIPAL TRANSPORT (PMT) in accordance with BPMC Act 1949
- 19th October 2007 - The company, PMPML was formed (viz PMT and PCMT merged.)
Details of BRT project
- Pune has 3 BRT corridors. They are as follows:
- Pilot BRT Katraj - Hadapsar (16kms) where flyover work is in progress (old BRT, Lefthand Bus Stops in BRT Track, In future PMC is ready for developing Ahmedabad Pattern BRT Bus Stops) – Started on 4th December 2006.
- Sangamwadi – Vishrantwadi (7kms) – Started on 30th August 2015.
- Yerawada – Wagholi (8.2kms) – Started on 28th April 2016.
- Pimpri Chinchwad has 4 corridors. They are as follows:
- Sangvi–Kiwale ,(14.5kms) started on 5th Sept. 2015
- Nashik phata–Wakad (8kms) started on 28th Nov. 2015
- Nigdi – Dapodi (12kms) work in progress
- Kalewadi phata – Dehu road (10.5kms) work in progress


The store building opened in 1950 and was renovated in March 1977.
Development in Minecraft
The building that is today DuPont Place was originally called the DuPont Tower, and was originally constructed by StaticAnnouncement in 2012 but not finished. The site remained entirely dormant from 2013 until August 2015, when construction duties were briefly handed over to Falconstorm after the Werkheiser Viaduct was completed. StaticAnnouncement resumed construction duties on August 8, 2015, and the building was widened and completed at a height much shorter than originally anticipated.


Cuomo has yet to budget money for CUNY nursing school
Hunter College and the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Center paid $226M for the UES site last year
The City University of New York’s Hunter College announced back in 2012 it planned to build a 300,000-square-foot nursing school on the Upper East Side, but it turns out Gov. Andrew Cuomo still hasn’t budgeted any money for it.
CUNY’s partner on the project, the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, is moving ahead with its own 500,000-square-foot development on the shared site, at 525-529 East 73rd Street on the Upper East side, but CUNY’s own project remains in limbo, Politico reported.
The combined project was billed by former Mayor Michael Bloomberg as “easily one of the largest real estate transactions city government has ever been involved in,” at a press conference announcing the plans back in 2012.
Cuomo, however, wasn’t involved in the preparation for the press conference, and was only invited at the last minute. The governor didn’t attend, and, afterwards, a top aide, Larry Schwartz, called CUNY officials to angrily complaint about the situation, Politico reported, citing sources.


Parts of North-West Trinidad will see an interruption in their water supply tomorrow.
According to WASA, emergency repairs will take place to fix a leaking 16” pipeline along the Western Main Road, Carenage, in the vicinity of Temblodora Park.
The disruption will take place between 10am and 5pm.
Areas to be affected include: Along the Western Main Road in Chaguaramas from Tucker Valley Road to La Horquette Valley Road, inclusive of Abbe Poujade Street, Haig Street, School Street, L’Anse Mitan, Big Yard, Amowsville, Sanora Park, La Horquette Branch Road, The Park, Gulf View Drive and Glencoe.
WASA adds that that it may take up to eight hours for the service to normalize to some affected areas following completion of repairs.


ODESSA - You can expect some road delays this week if you take JBS Parkway, Business 20, or its frontage road to work.
TXDOT crews will have a large crane out lifting concrete for the bridge deck that will connect I-20 with Parkway.
The construction will last through Wednesday.
Crews are asking you to avoid the area.
Delays could be up to 10 minutes.


Westchester County Airport Privatization RFP:
Westchester County is currently seeking interested private operators for the Westchester County Airport and has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP).
There is a public meeting on Wednesday, May 31st at 7:30 P.M. in Rye Brook Village Hall, 938 King Street for representatives of Westchester County to diuscuss the RFP process. This meeting was arranged by Westchester County Legislator David Gelfarb and is being hosted by the Village of Rye Brook Airport Advisory Council. The RFP consultant will be explaining the RFP and the process. The RFP is already issued and responses are due to the County in July 2017.
Please visit the following link to view the original Westchester County RFP: http://www.westchestergov.com/Rfp/pdfdocs/WestchesterCountyPPP_RFP.pdf
To view Westchester County RFP addenda’s please follow:
To view 11-28-2016 comments from Rye Brook on the County's prior proposed Airport privatization lease with Oaktree:


Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Hearing Board under “The Upper Darby Ordinance of 2010” will hold a regularly scheduled Public Hearing on Thursday, January 21, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. via an authorized telecommunication device due to the COVID-19 disaster public emergency that has been declared by Governor Wolf and Upper Darby Township. Anyone who wishes to provide public comment for this hearing can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.org and you will be provided a login code. The Board will consider matters within its jurisdiction and will receive testimony from persons who would be affected by the Granting of these Applications for Special Exception, Variance or Appeal from the terms of the aforesaid ordinances.
12-4 of 20:Application of Rosemary and Brian Kennedy for a Variance for relief from Article X, Section 1001-C to allow construction of a five foot fence in front yard or property; situate 243 Wynnewood Avenue, Lansdowne, PA 19050. R-3 Residential District, 7th Council District.
12-5 of 20: Application of MCBH Drexeline Plaza LP for a determination that the Boards prior granting of a use variance for multi-family dwelling/apartments covers the additional 42 multi-family dwelling/apartments shown on the plan, or in the alternative, a variance from Section 301 of the Zoning Ordinance to permit the additional 42 multi-family dwelling/apartments. A reaffirmation of the relief granted in the Boards June 28, 2018 Decision, or in the alternative, a determination that said Decision has not expired; and any other variances or other relief deemed necessary to develop the Property as described herein or as depicted in the Plan; situate 5100 State Road, Drexel Hill, PA 19026, C-2 Traditional General Commercial District, 1st Council District.
9-3 of 19:Request for one year extension on previously approved application of UPPER DARBY SCHOOL DISTRICT to appeal the interpretation of the Zoning Officer that the District is required to seek a height variance from Section 401 of the Zoning Ordinance and, in the alternative, to request a variance from Section 401 of the Zoning Ordinance; situate 4611 Bond Avenue, Drexel Hill, PA 19026. R-1 Residential District, 1st District, 1st Precinct.
1-1 of 21:Application of Mavis Discount Tire (c/o Site Enhancment Services) for a Variance from Article IX, Section 902-G.3.b to allow for a total of four (4) wall signs which would exceed the maximum allowable of three (3) attached signs; situate 5300 Baltimore Pike, Clifton Heights, PA 19018. C-2 Traditional General Commercial District, 2nd Council District.
1-2 of 21:Application of Dwight City Group for a use Variance from Article III, Section 301 to allow the construction of 24 units per every acre of ground situate 800 East Providence Road, Clifton Heights, PA 19018. R-C Residential District, 2nd Council District.
1-3 of 21:Application of Tashua Adens for a use Variance from Article III, Section 301 to allow the property situate 8733 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby PA 19082 to be used as a group living quarters with a maximum of eight (8) residents. C-1 Traditional Neighborhood Commercial District, 4th Council District.
1-4 of 21:Application of William J. Santora for a Special Exception from Article III, Section 301 to allow a Solid Waste Management Facility situate 41 S. Union Ave, Lansdowne, PA 19050. C-4 Commercial Industrial District, 7th Council district.
All communication relative to the zoning applications are to be addressed to Christopher McSween, email@example.com Department of Licenses & Inspection, Municipal Building, Room 109, 100 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, 19082-3135.
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10 Harley Street is situated just off Cavendish Square; it is also a five-minute walk from Oxford Circus tube station.
By Car: There are parking meters along Harley Street although it can be expensive; there is also a multi-storey car parking facility next to Cavendish Square.
By Tube: Victoria, Bakerloo and Central Lines. Nearest station is Oxford Circus.
By Bus: There are many buses that go to Oxford Street. The best ones to Oxford Circus are the following:
3 Oxford Circus from Crystal Palace
53 Oxford Circus from Plumstead Common
55 Oxford Circus from Leyton
88 Oxford Circus from Clapham Common
113 Oxford Circus from Edgware
And the following buses go to Oxford Street:
25 Illford to Oxford Circus
23 Westbourne Park to Liverpool Street Station
- 73 from Victoria to Tottenham
- 94 Piccadilly Circus to Acton Green
- 98 Willesden to Holborn
- 137 Streatham Hill to Oxford Circus
- 139 Trafalgar Square to Golders Green
- 159 Baker Street to Streatham


The activity pictured here attracted a lot of interest today on the Old Coltbridge. As Rejuvenating Roseburn plans continue to be developed, the bridge and surrounding area came under some serious spray painting. The task was to survey where and what services are laid out below the road surface. This will ensure that when final plans are being drawn there will be no clash with existing services, new lighting and trees. Some of the equipment used in the survey can be seen as well as
Murrayfield Community Council received the following information from the City Council.
Through 'Connecting our City, Transforming our Places', the City of Edinburgh Council is setting out bold, ambitious ideas that will help achieve the Edinburgh 2050 vision; a fairer, thriving, connected and inspired city.
Tell the City Council what matters to you and how they should develop the best way forward for Edinburgh. The City Council say that your views will shape multiple projects:
The Saughtonhall Community Association are holding this event in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, at the Saughtonhal Community Association hall: 22a Saughtonhall Avenue, Edinburgh, EH12 5RN
Murrayfield Community Council-funded log bench celebrating Roseburn Park to be officially 'opened' by the Lord Provost on 25 August 2018 at 10 am. All welcome. The bench was commissioned by Friends of Roseburn Park and funded by Murrayfield CC and the West Neighbourhood Partnership. It marks the felling of 30 trees in the park during the 2017 flood prevention works.
Contractors have been appointed to construct the relocated play park in Roseburn Park. Friends of Roseburn Park have been advocating for and consulting on this for several years. The Edinburgh City Council funded project has a proposed construction period of 28 August - 18 October 2018.
Congratulations to Anna Rowell and Ruridgh Mcmeddes for their paper on lessons learned in CCWEL/Rejuvenating Roseburn at:
And they won Best Paper from a Young Professional.
It's a rare treat to get a potted history and a view of local affairs from these perspectives.
Edinburgh Rugby (the professional club) have submitted a planning application for a 7,800 capacity stadium on Murrayfield's back pitches.
The relationship between this development and the ejection of Murrayfield Wanderers (the non-professional club) from Murrayfield is unclear. Murrayfield Wanderers are controversially interested in relocating to Roseburn Park.
Edinburgh Active Citizenship Group are holding an event:
Planning - Homes, Hotels & Holiday Lets - Harmony or Heartbreak?
Thursday 17th May 19:00 – 21:00
St. Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace, EH11 2DZ Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Janet Dick - Activist
Clare Symonds - Planning Democracy
Andy Wightman - Author and Activist
Tahl Kaminer - Edinburgh Old Town Development Trust
Come along and join the discussion - we'll be asking:
- What kind of cities
And you can find them here: https://www.roseburncycleroute.org.uk/tro-and-rso-consultation-20th-april-18th-may-2018


A busy traffic scene in Whitehall looking south towards Parliament Square, with road re-surfacing taking place in Whitehall. Lots of buses, K-Types, S-Types and NS-Types. Bus: NS-Type, rear view. S-Type, Route 12c, front three-quarter view. S-Type, Route 3, front three-quarter view. K-Type, Route 77a, front three-quarter view. xxx The Treasury. Westminster Abbey.
Photographed by Topical Press, 1920 - 1925
Location: Whitehall, City of Westminster.
Image no: U2073
Inventory no: 1998/80139


Request for Qualifications
Paul Kintz Memorial Park Master Plan RFQ 22022-01
The City is seeking the services of a qualified team, led by a Landscape Architect, to provide design and engineering services to develop design, engineering, and permitting documents for a reimagined Paul Kintz Memorial Park located at 301 Glenbrook Drive, Atlantis, Florida 33462.
All submittals must be received no later than 3:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) on January 4, 2023 at 260 Orange Tree Drive, Atlantis, Florida 33462 in the City Clerk’s Office.
For RFQ package, contact:
Kristen Puhalainen, City Clerk
The City of Atlantis reserves the right, in the City's sole and absolution discretion, to reject any and all sealed bids, cancel this procurement at any time and/or to solicit and re-advertise for other proposals, to waive any irregularities, or to accept a sealed bid or combination of bids that in the City's sole and absolute judgment will, under all circumstances, best serve the City.


Now Is Your Chance To Learn About And Participate In The Rezoning Efforts Happening In Your Community.
Community Board 17’s Land Use Committee, has begun to engage in a rezoning campaign to save our homes, our diverse cultures, our way of life and our future.
To that end,our first in a series of targeted events will occur within the district areas currently zoned as R6. This community rezoning event will take place at St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church, 2806 Newkirk Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, between Newkirk Avenue and E 28th Street.
Refreshments will be served.


The Northwest Development Agency will conduct a study into the benefits of keeping Everton FC in the city boundary.
Today council leader Warren Bradley described it as a positive step and said he wants the study to examine a number of sites for keeping Everton in the city boundary.
He said: "A copy of the NWDA letter has gone back to Everton and I will be speaking to the club sooner rather than later.
"We've wanted to establish a line of funding on one particular site. But that dialogue has got to take place.
"The bridegroom and all his family are waiting for the bride - and the bride is Everton.
"This is a positive step which could have obvious economic benefits for the city of Liverpool.
"There has been too much talking about this. It's about time for hard evidence to be put forward.
"The council is willing to put support into this through planning and highways."
An Everton FC spokesman said: "Despite the fact that we have been in an exclusivity agreement with Knowsley council for some time, Liverpool city council has always been free to come forward and go public with what they believe to be a deliverable alternative.
"In terms of a viable site with a workable business plan this has so far not happened."
"We have been given a mandate by our supporters and are continuing negotiations with Knowsley and Tesco about the possibility of relocating to Kirkby."
A spokesman for campaign group Keep Everton In Our City (KEIOC) said: "We are encouraged by this news.
"Despite recent reports to the contrary, the world's leading stadia architects confirm that a stadium suitable for the future needs of Everton FC can be built on the Scotland Road Gateway site."
"This or a redeveloped Goodison Park must be investigated, it is essential that Everton remain a big club in a big city."


In part 2 of our housing series, Steve Hinnefeld reports on how housing advocates and officials are addressing the affordable housing problem in Bloomington and Monroe County. This series is part of “Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post Investigate,” a collaboration between WFHB Community Radio and Limestone Post. Click here for the Steve’s housing report and to learn more about Deep Dive.
This article on local housing issues is our first in a series, called “Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post Investigate,” a collaboration between WFHB Community Radio and Limestone Post, made possible by a grant from the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County. This is part 1 of 2 in journalist Steve Hinnefeld’s report on housing. Click here to read the article and learn more about Deep Dive.
What happens when local news coverage disappears? Limestone Post asked journalist Steve Hinnefeld to look at the daily news landscape in Bloomington. He interviewed people at several local news outlets and filed this report. The landscape has changed recently in subtle and dramatic ways — some for the better, some not so much. Click here to read about who’s reporting B-town’s daily news.


Vernon Road reduced to one lane of traffic: 4 – 22 November
Vernon Road will be reduced to one lane of traffic from Monday 4 – Friday 22 November
For staff, students and visitors this will mean that from 4 November there will be only one lane open on Vernon Road while work takes place on the NEXUS Building.
For enquiries please contact: Paul Cook, firstname.lastname@example.org
If the above member of staff is unavailable or you have any general queries about our services, please contact the Estate Services Helpdesk on 0113 345555 or email: email@example.com
Thank you for your cooperation and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.


Press release from Caltrans:
Following community engagement and feedback stemming from a March 6 town hall meeting in Ferndale, this weekend Caltrans plans to fully close Fernbridge on Route 211 in Humboldt County. The bridge between U.S. 101 and Ferndale will be closed from 10 p.m. on March 17 until 5 a.m. on March 20.
Motorists including emergency vehicles will need to use an alternate route during this time frame.
This 55-hour closure will allow crews to partially replace the bridge’s deck, repair abutments, repair columns, and conduct paving.
Caltrans thanks the community for its patience as this work will accelerate repairs at Fernbridge following December’s earthquake and subsequent storms. Barring unforeseen circumstances, two-way traffic should resume on the bridge at 5 a.m. on Monday, March 20.


Introducing Here East, one of London’s biggest developments: over a million square feet of hyper-connected commercial space.
The robots are taking over – and our robot was designed and hand built in East London by self-confessed maker and tinkerer John Nolan. Believe it or not, everything is 100% real: no CGI, just pure talent and craft. Filmed on location at Here East, it took us eight weeks to have a fully working (and articulate) robot.
This is the first build of its kind at this scale and we’re capturing the ongoing story, hearing first hand from the designers, coders, architects and builders as we find out the story behind this project and what it might mean for the future of construction and manufacturing.


5111 Tamiami Trail North Naples FL 34103
This month’s Wake Up Naples will feature Mark Strain with a presentation on Collier County Infrastructure and Growth: The Future of Collier County
Mark Strain, Chairman of Collier County Planning Commission and Collier County’s Hearing Examiner will present at the March 14th Wake Up Naples on hot topics that include new development, workforce housing, planning, roads, re-development and population changes in Collier County.
This might be the most important breakfast of your month!
The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce is committed to building a connected, educated and world-class community with opportunities for continued learning and growth! Hosted at the Hilton Naples, this highly-attended, monthly breakfast event includes dynamic speakers and valuable networking opportunities.
Reservations are preferred. Register online by noon on Monday, March 12th. Walk-ins are welcome, however, those with reservations will be first accommodated.
There are ample opportunities to become a Wake Up Naples Series Sponsor, Event Sponsor, Table Exhibitor or potential speaker.


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Munich at the end of the 19th century: the new tramway is successful and needs expansion. New routes are introduced, stations are built, and existing routes with high demand are reinforced with additional trains.
In the end though, there can only be one tramway company. Who will manage to defeat their competitor?
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Game Length: 30 minutes


Ordinances & Resolutions
The following Ordinances & Resolutions were passed in March:
an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to purchase a 2014 Ford F-350 4×4 from Walt Sweeney Ford through the State of Ohio Department of Administration Services, at a cost to exceed $25,332.06. Equipment for this vehicle will also be purchased separately, at a cost not to exceed $5,490.00. This vehicle is a replacement for the current Service Department 2004 Chevrolet pick-up truck.
an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into a contract with Fioritto Construction, LLC for the Winterberry Lane Watermain Replacement Project, at a cost not to exceed $233,786.00. These costs will be reimbursed by the Cleveland Water Department at the end of the project.
an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Wichert Insurance Services for the Village, which includes general liability, police professional, public official, automobile, and property insurance at a total cost of $56,375.00 per year.
an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to purchase two (2) 2014 Ford Sedan Interceptor vehicles for the Police Department, from Statewide Ford Lincoln through the State of Ohio Department of Administrative Services, at a cost not to exceed $52,704.00.
an appropriations ordinance, which is as monthly financial housekeeping item.


PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
Sarah Gallagher, Chair
A. J. Ruben, Zoning Administrator
Proposed Changes to Land Use Chapter: Reviewed at 4/13/21 Public Forum.
2nd Tuesday of January, April, July, and October (unless otherwise posted) at 6:30pm in the basement of the Town Office Building. Our meetings are always open to the public and we welcome your suggestions and participation.


Primary & Secondary Education
Allan & Hanel provided Quantity Surveying and Principal Designer Services working with hub West Scotland and East Renfrewshire Council to provide a new 11,500m2 Secondary School in Barrhead. The school will provide an inspirational and flexible learning environment for 800 pupils and 100 vocational students.
Other works include car parking, hard and soft landscaping, 3G pitch, games courts, relocation of a skatepark, the provision of new public changing facilities for the sports pitches, incoming services, flood alleviation works and demolition of the existing school.
Project Value: £25,000,000
Client: hub West Scotland/East Renfrewshire Council
Consultant: BDP Architects


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571 429 ₽ m2
This two-story mansion is located on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, Tverskoy District. The way to «Tsvetnoy Bulvar» metro station takes no more than 2 minutes. The mansion is situated on the territory of 20 hectare. The facade of the building was reconstructed in 2013. Interior design has been recently renovated. The ceiling height is 3 meters. Moreover, the project of an additional construction of 500 m² area has been developed. The courtyard is able to accomodate 10-car parking. The mansion is suitable for a medical center, a representative office, a hotel or a hostel.


Traffic on Hwy. 52 toward Amicalola Falls will be impacted by lane closures and directed by flagging operators starting Monday, Oct. 8.According to a release from the Georgia Department of Transportation, the traffic direction will allow construction crews to finish constructing a cross drain under the roadway.
The work is associated with the
roundabout being built at the intersection of Hwy. 183 and Hwy. 52. The release states work will continue daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Wednesday, Oct. 10.
The roundabout was awarded to Baldwin Paving Inc. in Fall 2017 and has a scheduled completion May 2020.
The roundabout will
increase safety and traffic flow. For more information on how roundabouts are a
solution for safety and capacity visit the GDOT website: www.dot.ga.gov/DS/SafetyOperation/Roundabouts.
According to the release, exact dates may change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are cautioned to reduce their speed while traveling through work zones, pay attention and watch for workers.
Before heading out, get real-time information on work status and traffic conditions by calling 511, visiting 511ga.org or downloading the Georgia 511 app.


Nydalen Metro Station consists of a detached entrance pavilion on street level, while the 110-metre long platform area lies 12 metres underground. The pavilion's architecture is expressed through a composition of horizontal and vertical levels and planes, which are dynamically cast off in relation to each other. The closely-built wall planes are made of black basalt, contrasting and complementing a cast-off glass box in red, symbolizing the red metro wagons. This stands as a signal for the station and allows a glimpse of the escalators ascending from the tunnel. Installed around the escalators are 1800 neon lights and 44 loudspeakers. This 'Tunnel of Light' is a work of art where light, music, technology and architecture become an integral and unified whole.


For Monday August 20th all buses (except ITC) will be leaving from LOT C (loop by the Anderson Center). The Union will be closed off for buses and all routes will be starting and finishing at LOT C. This is for Monday ONLY as it is Move-in day.
Also, the CAMPUS SHUTTLE route will be done in green buses and they are not scheduled. These shuttles will do continuous loops around campus (MONDAY 8/20). On Tuesday 8/21, the CAMPUS SHUTTLE route will be done by the blue buses and these will be scheduled.
Please see our WELCOME BACK schedule on the "SCHEDULES" tab.


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Media ReleaseJuly 14, 2017For Immediate ReleaseTallmadge, OH—An emergency culvert pipe replacement will begin on Monday, July 17, 2017 on State Route 91 (North Avenue) between Howe Road and Northmoreland Avenue. Plan for alternate routes if traveling through this area. Contractors cannot guarantee one lane of traffic will remain open. Project completion is expected to end on Monday, July 24, 2017.


Dated: 20th June 2023
Portsmouth City Council (Fratton Way) (Temporary Prohibition of Driving, Loading and Waiting) (No.205) Order 2023
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 3rd July 2023 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF DRIVING, LOADING AND WAITING
At its junction with Fratton Way Roundabout.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate water works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 19:30 on 3rd July 2023 to 06:00 on 4th July 2023 or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Vehicles will be diverted from Fratton Way Roundabout – Goldsmith Avenue – Milton Road – Rodney Road – Rodney Road Roundabout – Fratton Way.
Pedestrian access will be maintained around the works.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from firstname.lastname@example.org or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


Historic Banyule Homestead, located in Buckingham Drive, Heidelberg has a Development Application pending (Notice dated 11 May, 2011) to subdivide the land and build a number of townhouses.
Please act URGENTLY to oppose this development which would ruin our neighbourhood character and diminish such a wonderful historic piece of Banyule & Melbourne‘s history.
Details of the Development Application with Heritage Victoria are available at http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/62495/Heritage-Impact-Statement.pdf
Lodgement of your objection should be posted to :
55 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Please reference: Application No. P14284 dated 11 May 2011 ; Heritage Victoria property No. H0926
Note Heritage Victoria will receive Objections after the 14 day deadline of 25 May, 2011 but only very soon thereafter.
A copy of suggested Objection points that was circulated to residents located in Buckingham Drive, will be available in our next ‘blog’
We urge you to write to Heritage Victoria and help protect the Banyule Homestead and grounds from development.


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The Planning Board will be meeting at the Corning Town Hall at 5:30pm on July 27, 2021.
Town of Corning Zoning Code Revision Workshop. All citizens are encouraged to attend. Workshop will be held at Corning Town Hall at 6pm. The following dates are as follows:


CallisonRTKL designs a European-inspired village in rural Texas.
Westlake Vallecito will represent the true spirit of an open-air European village, envisioned in a rural Texan valley. This $500 million Spanish-inspired mixed-use development will be the first of its kind in the small town of Westlake and become a unique destination north of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. A vibrant village covering 85 acres will provide a pedestrian-friendly experience where visitors can stroll the quaint streets to retail shops and explore courtyards filled with outdoor markets. The scenery is accented by a pond branching into channels throughout the development. Other attractions include a 3,000-seat amphitheater, chapel, signature bell tower, town hall, government buildings, boutique hotel, villa style homes, townhomes and more.


Park Avenue Bus Shelters Site Improvements (Sidewalk & Road work)
The project consists of furnishing all labor, tools, materials, equipment, transportation, and services required for the construction of work pertinent to installing sidewalk, curb and gutter, and roadway improvements on Park Avenue. This will be in combination with the ongoing bus shelter project.
Advertisement date: March 21, 2022
Bid opening date: April 5, 2022
The Engineering Department has recently started to use VPO software as way to manage and track the bidding process. If you have interest in bidding on the above projects, please email email@example.com. Please include name, email, phone #, and the project of interest. You will receive a setup email from the VPO support team on how to create an account (in 24hrs, if you have not received the email, please verify it is not in the spam folder). Once set up you will be able to access the bidding documentation for the desired project.
For more information, please contact Lynn Ware Peek at firstname.lastname@example.org or 435.615.5201
Regularly updated between April and November.
Work Order and Asset Management Software
- Department:Public Works
- Start Date:05/06/2022 12:00 PM
- Close Date:05/24/2022 2:59 PM
PCMC is inviting bids from qualified applicants to provide a comprehensive software/SaaS solution for Public Works and City operations, including work orders and asset management to streamline processes.
While intended for the Public Works Department, the ideal solution would accommodate broader City functions to simplify and centralize workstreams, meet periodic increased user counts (up to 800 PT/Seasonal staff), and provide for self-serve post-implementation customizations.
Proposals will be received electronically, via email. All submissions must be received by 3:00 p.m. MDT on Tuesday, May 24, 2022.
Click HERE to download the RFP Packet.
All questions must be submitted in writing, via Microsoft Teams forum by 12:00 p.m. MDT, Monday, May 23, 2022. A link to the forum will be sent to all recipients of the RFP packet.
Park City Municipal Corporation reserves the right to reject any and all proposals for any reason and waive any minor irregularities in any proposal.


FTA Administrator Nuria Fernandez today announced the availability of approximately $1.47 billion in competitive grant funds to help modernize bus fleets and facilities across the country, which will support good-paying jobs and help reduce carbon emissions, leading to cleaner air, healthier communities, and better transportation.
The combined announcement is the first FTA competitive grant opportunity under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. It supports the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to modernize our nation’s transportation infrastructure, create and maintain good-paying jobs, and combat climate change as we build out clean energy fleets.
FTA’s Low or No Emission (Low-No) Grant Program makes funding available to help transit agencies purchase or lease U.S.-built low or no emission vehicles that use advanced technologies, including related equipment or facilities, for transit revenue operations. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides $5.5 billion over five years for the Low-No Program—more than 10 times greater than the previous five years of funding. For Fiscal Year 2022, approximately $1.1 billion will be available for grants under this program.
FTA’s Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Program makes funding available to help transit agencies purchase and rehabilitate buses, vans, and related equipment, and build bus facilities. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides nearly $2 billion over five years for the Bus and Bus Facilities Program. For Fiscal Year 2022, approximately $372 million for grants will be available under this program. Apply by May 31, 2022.
FTA Announces Nearly $1.5 Billion in Grants Available to Modernize Bus Fleets and Facilities
March 7, 2022


To the Editor:
In order to hopefully bring about a resolution for the good of the community, I have reached out to the Joint Review Board and Mayor Jerry Smith.
My concern is about tax increment financing. It is time for the entities affected by TIF to meet and discuss TIF in detail in order that TIF can fulfill its primary purpose, which is to enhance the community as a whole.
For the past several years, members of the public and elected officials have asked for a detailed accounting of how TIF has been used for various projects and an analysis of the effect of these projects. What has been the benefit? Where has TIF been successful and where has it failed?
The fact remains that a detailed, historical accounting and analysis of the TIF process has not been forthcoming. Without this information, the DeKalb City Council cannot make quality decisions as to how TIF should be used.
The Joint Review Board meetings that occur on an annual basis seem to be nothing more than an exercise in completing the requirement of holding a meeting. There does not seem to be a thorough exchange of questioning and vetting, likely because of the lack of complete information. This must change.
The only way I see that matters can be improved is to have the mayor and City Council, along with the assigned Joint Review Board representatives, meet. Perhaps an informal meeting at first, with the distinct possibility of a public forum at a later point so as to afford citizens an opportunity to be part of the vetting process.
There is much at stake. If the leadership in our community does not step forward to share concerns, to plan, to vision together and to truly engage in the basics of good governance where absolute transparency actively is practiced, our community will not be able to reach its potential.


Boris Johnson - My Fake Diary
Wednesday, 5 September 2012
With the sacking of Justine Greening as Minister of Transport it looks like the government are going to u-turn on their plans for a third runway at Heathrow - putting me and my old mucker from Bullingdon David Cameron head to head in disagreement.
There is not space at Heathrow for a third runway.
My preference is for a new airport in the Thames Estuary.
My second choice for a new airport is in the Olympic Park.
And finally, my team have suggested a pop up shop in Peterborough could host a new London airport. Sounds good to me.
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City of Shawnee v. Clark Court of Appeals Judgement
The October 2015 Court of Appeals decision in Jonathan Clark's appeal regarding the constitutionality of his traffic stop and charge of an unsecured load.
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“The magic bike path (75th and Pflumm) winds lazily through water and trees. I feel like I’m in fairy tale land!”
— Angela Jeppesen


Welcome to Carter City!
TowerDude - Thank you!
SpaceRaoul - Thanks!
111222333444 - Thank you.
MamaLuigi - That's quite alright! Thank you very much.
Carter City is the transport, commercial and industrial hub for the region. Corporations from across the world have headquarters in the downtown area.
Unfortunately, as with every big city, there are still areas of town where not-so-legal business deals occur as well.
The smog coming from these factories is a huge problem for the city.
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Request for Proposal: Water Reclamation Facility Improvements and Expansion Project
The City of Sioux Falls, SD (City), requests proposals for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for its Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) Improvements and Expansion Project.
Proposals must be received at the Customer Service Counter, Ground Floor, City Hall, 224 W. 9th St., P.O. Box 7402, Sioux Falls, SD 57117-7402, not later than 2 p.m., Thursday, June 13, 2019. The proposals will be opened at 2:15 p.m.
The Request for Proposals for CMAR Services for the Water Reclamation Facility Improvements and Expansion Project is available on the City’s website at www.siouxfalls.org/business.
The City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, waive technicalities, and make award(s) as deemed to be in the best interest of the City.


By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer
Southborough – Residents celebrated the grand reopening of Southborough’s only public park Aug. 18 all as key organizers of the park’s reconstruction celebrated its innovative design.
Located off Central Street, the park incorporates three distinct play structures. One, a traditional playground, works with a “Space Net” structure to serve children aged 5-12. Another smaller structure incorporates artistic design and less challenging elements to serve children aged 2-5. The whole area, as well, offers handicap accessibility.
“We really wanted to create a complete play experience,” said Charles Ramondo of the New England Recreation Group, an agency that the Southborough Recreation Department brought in to help with the park’s construction. “To do that, you have to take into account everybody, which not only includes age, but also whether they have any disabilities.”
The new playground occupies land once home to an aging wood structure. Though beloved by the community, the park was deemed in need of serious repair by the town in 2015. Less than two months after Southborough secured funding for those repairs, however, in July of 2016, a devastating windstorm leveled much of the playground.
“That changed the whole scope of the project,” said Recreation Department Director Doreen Ferguson. “We had to start from scratch and it just extended the whole timeline.”
As the town reevaluated, however, the community rallied, helping fund the project through donations when grants and other sources could not.
Now open and boasting structures not seen in many area playgrounds, Ferguson, like many attendees of the grand opening Aug. 18, is happy to see the park completed.
“It’s been way too long for the kids waiting and waiting,” she said. “People are here every single day and they’re really enjoying it. That’s what I like to see.”
The next steps of the project include constructing a basketball court next to the play area. For more information on that and the Southborough Recreation Department in general, visit southborough.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=2973.


Pacha Soap takes an important first step to getting funding
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - The Pacha Soap Company took an important first step to getting federal funding on Monday night.
According to the Hastings City Council agenda, the Pacha Soap Company is applying for a community development block grant to help expand their production facility from downtown Hastings to a location on the south side of town.
The company is looking for about $720,000 for the project.
During Monday’s meeting they opened it up for public comment, as well as vote on whether or not the mayor can sign the application for the funds.
That vote passed 8-0. At a later date the city council will vote on giving the funds to Pacha Soap.
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AO Painting will be performing bridge painting of the I-10 Interchange at Marana Road beginning the night of Monday, May 13th and concluding on Friday, May 17th. Traffic may be delayed for a short period of time due to lane closures. All work will take place overnight between the hours of 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m..
For your safety and that of the contractor’s personnel, please comply with traffic control devices, flagging personnel, and/or detour signs.
Travel time through the project area may increase during construction so please adjust your schedule accordingly. Construction may restrict traffic lanes and create congestion. Taking alternate routes is suggested.
If inclement weather or other events cause delays, the work may be rescheduled without further notice.
Stay up-to-date on Town of Marana news, projects, and events. Visit MaranaAZ.gov, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter.


23 April 2012
MMC-Gamuda JV secures RM8.28 billion MRT job
The MMC Corp Bhd-GAMUDA BHD  joint venture (JV) has accepted the RM8.28 billion Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit's (MRT) underground works package.
In separate statements to the exchange on Friday, MMC and Gamuda said their equally-owned JV entity MMC Gamuda KVMRT (T) Sdn Bhd had secured the contract from Mass Rapid Transit Corp Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) on Thursday.
"The underground works package comprises the design and CONSTRUCTION  of tunnels, seven underground stations and other associated works in connection therewith for an approximate length of 9.5km traversing from Semantan north portal to Maluri south portal.
"The articles of agreement between MRT Corp and the JV shall be executed in due course," MMC and Gamuda said.


Mercedes-Benz Stadium construction has slipped by three months, and the delay to a June 1, 2017 opening won’t affect the Atlanta Falcons season, according to team owner Arthur Blank — but the price tag will go past the budgeted $1.4 billion.
The stadium is a massive project on many levels — construction began way back in 2014, and you can see how large and cutting-edge the facility is in Zach Spedden’s preview — and while plenty of lead time was allowed for the project, delays in these situations aren’t uncommon. From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Blank attributed the delay to the design process for the steel structure that will support the stadium’s complex retractable roof and massive video board.
He said the delay will add to the cost of the $1.4 billion project but declined to say how much. He said he’ll bear the additional cost, as required by his stadium deal with the city and state….
The delay stems from two of the stadium’s signature features: an eight-piece retractable roof that is supposed to open and close in seven minutes and a 58-foot-high oval video board incorporated into the roof opening.
As noted, the delay to a June 1, 2017 opening won’t affect the NFL season: exhibition games are always in August, with the regular season beginning in September. It will, however, impact Blank’s plans to play MLS soccer in the new stadium. The MLS season begins in March, and a June opening means the team will either play the first half of the season on the road or find a temporary home facility.
The delay also means more money out of Blank’s pocket, as the stadium agreement puts him responsible for cost overruns. The $1.4 billion price tag has already been estimated to rise past $1.5 billion, but there’s no estimate yet about how much the latest delays will affect the project’s bottom line.
RELATED: Preview: Mercedes-Benz Stadium


"It looked like a massacre. It looked like a tornado came and destroyed these beautiful healthy trees," said Geoffrey Croft of NYC Park Advocates.
According to Queens Borough President, Helen Marshall, several trees were taken down to make room for construction vehicles needed for a $17 million project to build an atrium behind Borough Hall.
The atrium will be used to host larger events and public meetings. Marshall also said the decision to hack down the trees was not hers, but instead one made by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, who oversees the property.
"I can understand people don't want that kind of beauty going away, but actually only some of them are going," said Marshall.
DCAS said in a statement: "While preparing for the Queens Borough Hall project, we found that the cherry trees were diseased and needed to be removed. They will be replaced with healthy trees."
Croft, however, said NYC Park Advocates hired their own horticulturist, who determined all the trees were healthy, with the exception of one.


Project Manager/Lead Roadway Engineer
Job Locations: -West Palm Beach, Orlando, Jacksonville
We are seeking a Project Manager/Lead Roadway Engineer with 12+ years of experience to be part of our Transportation team.
In this position you will manage transportation design projects for clients such as FDOT and municipalities. A strong background in Florida roadway design engineering is required as well as understanding of and coordination with multiple other disciplines including roadway drainage, structures, and survey to name a few.
Oversee & manage a staff of 2 to 6 design engineers & coordinate with various disciplines both internal & external to company;
Manage/develop engineering designs including geometric alignments, profiles, cross sections, construction & maintenance of traffic details;
Create engineering documents including Typical Section Packages, Pavement Design Reports, and Variation/Exception Reports;
Perform quality control reviews & prepare/oversee construction quantity estimates;
Cross-train in other transportation disciplines including drainage, signing & pavement marking, signalization
& maintenance of traffic;
Develop plans, calculations and specifications amongst multi-discipline engineering teams.
Pursue additional work from existing & new company clients


Some people who live in the Poplar Springs Historic District are doing what they can to stop Dollar General from opening a new location there.
An online petition has been started. It's called called 'Stop Dollar General's Sabotage of a National Historic District in Meridian, Mississippi'. At least 130 people have signed it.
The organizers of the petition say they were actually against the moratorium, and would be O.K. with Dollar General, if it were built the right way.
"Everyone in this city would love to see this spot developed. We would," said Meridian resident Sarah Johnson. "This neighborhood would love to see this stuff developed. But any building here in this spot needs to respect the historic nature of everything around it."
The petition may be viewed and signed by going to change.org. A link is provided below.


E. Possum Hollow will be getting paved later this week. The process will begin with milling the road on Thursday, doing base repairs on Friday, and then paving on Monday (weather permitting). By Wednesday, the guiderail will be installed, and the goal is to reopen the road to two-way traffic by the end of next week.
The closures will start at 7am and reopened daily at 4pm on Thursday, Friday, and Monday.
Please, use caution and patience in the area.


The City of Elizabethtown will receive sealed bids for the Freeman Lake Park Tennis Courts Resurfacing Project. Project Specifications and Bidder Qualification requirements may be obtained from the City Clerk’s office, 200 West Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown, KY 42701. Sealed bids will be received in the City Clerk’s office until 10:00 a.m. EST on Tuesday, August 31st, 2021, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bid shall be plainly marked “Freeman Lake Tennis Court Resurfacing Project” on the front of the envelope.
The City of Elizabethtown reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids, to waive any irregularities or informalities, and to accept the bid that is deemed to be the best evaluated bid in the interest of the City.


INDIANAPOLIS — INDOT announced they will close the Delaware, 11th Street on-ramp to I-70 EB temporarily.
Closures are expected to start on Tuesday, April 18 and last through Friday, April 28.
INDOT says North Split crews will build a permanent barrier wall to allow safe merging onto I-70 EB. Once the lane reopens, two lanes will be open from I-65 SB to I-70 EB and the ramp lane will merge onto I-70 EB.
INDOT suggests the following detours:
Access to I-70 EB will be maintained via the Pine Street and Rural Street ramps and Martin Luther King Jr. Street.
Access to downtown Indianapolis will be maintained via:
- I-70 WB collector/distributor (C/D) exit ramp to Michigan Street
- I-65 NB/ I-70 EB exit ramp to Washington Street
- I-70 WB to Martin Luther King. Jr/West Street
- I-65 SB to Meridian Street
- I-65 SB to West Street
- All existing ramps on I-70 west of the South Split
INDOT encourages drivers to slow down, exercise caution and drive distraction-free through all work zones.
For up-to-date project information, visit northsplit.com or text “NORTHSPLIT” to 468311. Follow the North Split project’s progress on social media at:


JOIN US TO REVIEW THE VISION!
Thursday, September 5 at 5:30 PM
Crown Bay Cruise Center Lounge
(Building , 161-A Subbase Street, St. Thomas)
The Vision Plan to revitalize Crown Bay and the Sub Base District is complete and the Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) wants to share the final work with the community.
VIPA will host a public meeting at 5:30 PM on September 5, 2019 to present the Vision Plan and receive your feedback.
For more information, the public may contact VIPA's Public Relations Office at (340) 774-1629 ext. 6639 or email [email protected]
** return to www.renewcb.com for more information and final project drawings **
Download the presentation from the public meeting held September 5, 2019 below.


Prime commercial development opportunity located on heavily traveled Route 9 C-1 zoning allows for all desired uses including but not limited to retail, hotel/motel, professional building, apartments, restaurants, and fast food. Owner is currently bringing in clean fill to assist with development costs and is negotiable on offering terms. Close to existing retail outlets. All public utilities. Call for details.
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Office Phone: +15183830030
Listing Agent: Brian McQueen
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Public Safety Committee Meeting Text Size
Event takes place on July 10, 2013 at 6:00 PM
Holyoke City Hall Council Chambers
Notice of Committee Meeting
There will be a Regular Meeting of the Committee on
At City Hall in the Council Chambers Wed. July 10 at 6:00 P.M.
Per order of the Chairperson: Anthony Soto
- Lebron-Martinez- Order that the City Council through the DPW consider having speed bumps placed on East Dwight St. Also look into having signs that say slow down children crossing and or at play.
- Lebron-Martinez: Ordered that the DPW look at Pena Park for repairs on swings and or clean up of the park/trash bins receptacles and to make sure sprinklers have been fully repaired it has come to attention that park needs to be fully repaired.
- Soto: Order that a representative from the fire Dept. come before the City Council and provide the number of all call boxes throughout the city, and the number of calls that were made to the department from the call boxes from January 2012 to present
- Soto: Ordered that companies providing towing services, for the City of Holyoke come before the City Council to discuss service they provide for the City
Ryan M. Allen: Administrative Assistant
The listing of matters are those reasonably anticipated by the chair which may be discussed at the meeting. Not all items listed may in fact be discussed and other items may also be brought up for discussion to the extent permitted by law.
Posted on July 3, 2013 by allenr


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- Photograph captioned by BeckerFraserPhotos, "Bexley, Morganwood Street is in the centre of this picture. Also includes Velsheda Street, Wetlands Grove and Birch Street".
- 2:56am 4th May 2012
- RedZoneApp, Birch Street, liquefaction, Morganwood Street, residential red zone, Velsheda Street, Wetlands Grove, aerial, Bexley


The following discretionary use application will be considered at the August 15, 2022 R.M. Council Meeting. If you would like to speak to the application, please contact the Planning Department in advance of 5 p.m. on Friday, August 12, 2022:
- Nemanishen Contracting Ltd. on behalf of Rickie & Elaine Nemanishen on NW 2-39-9 W3; Proposed Use – Aggregate Resource Extraction, Storage, and Processing Operation
For more information regarding this application, please contact the Planning Department at 306-242-9303 or firstname.lastname@example.org and reference the file.


0 SOLOMON, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32234 MLS 1177807For sale
0 SOLOMON, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32234
Large acreage in prime estate equestrian area of west Jacksonville off of Solomon Road! This property is ready for immediate development or a large private equestrian estate. Zoned and pre-designed for up to 21 large acreage (2+ac) homesites, pending final city approvals, this would make an excellent large-tract high end subdivision! Survey available. Buyer to do full due-diligence.


Grand opening of Sele Road community allotment project
New date for opening now set
Saturday 20 April 2013 will see the official opening of the Sele Road community allotment in Hertford.
The Lovely Grub Garden Open Day celebrates the culmination of a year long collaboration between local residents, community organisations and environmental charity, Groundwork Hertfordshire, to transform a piece of disused land on Sele Road into a community food growing space.
The Hertford Town Council initiative also received additional funding from the M&S Legacy Fund, East Herts Council and the National Lottery’s Big Lottery Fund and support from members of local environmental group Transition Hertford.
The site is bordered by Sele Road and the footpath that runs between North Road and Welwyn Road. Highlights include raised beds constructed at different levels to allow access to all ages and abilities, a community orchard, edible hedge, water harvesters and compost bays.
Regular volunteer and local resident Sam Branch said: “Our Open Day is an opportunity for everyone to come along and see what has already been achieved. ” Cllr Matthew McCormick, Chairman of the Community Services Committee added, “Transforming this overgrown area of land into a community allotment represents one of the Council’s aims and objectives for 2011 to 2015.
For any local residents who would like to be involved in the project there is still availability to join up and have fun growing food together. More information can be found by contacting Tricia Carpenter at the Town Council on 01992 552885
The Lovely Grub Garden will be open from 11am to 1pm. There will be refreshments and activities for all ages, including a sunflower growing competition, face painting and storytelling.
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Corporate Strategy and Annual Delivery Plan 21/22
Our Corporate Strategy sets out the commitment we have made to residents of the District. The Strategy is based on a detailed analysis of the District's needs and will make a real and positive difference to the lives of everyone.
The Corporate Strategy builds on our work already and delivers the vision for a district with healthy, prosperous, vibrant people and places. The Strategy is a ten year vision taking us from 2020 to 2030.


The Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) was appointed by City Council according to Resolution No.1487 on December 5, 1989, in accordance with Chapter 395 of the Texas Local Government Code. The committee meets twice a year to review and file comments to the City Council related to the CIP and land use assumptions. Their purpose is outlined below:
The statute states that the CAC shall have at least five members, appointed by a majority vote of the governing body of a political subdivision. At least 40 percent of the CAC must be representative of the real estate, development, or building industries, who are not employees or officials of a political subdivision or governmental entity.


CB2 hearing: 12/12/2019
CB2 hearing: 01/16/2020 – sign application
LPC hearing: 02/04/2020 – no action
LPC meeting: 05/08/2020 – laid over
LPC meeting: TBD
Gansevoort Market Historic District
Between Gansevoort Street and Little West 12th Street
Image courtesy of Google Street View
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the CB2 agenda: Application is to replace the existing storefront at the corner of Gansevoort St. and 9th Ave., with a continuous stone surrounding metal framed glass.
3) View CB2 Resolution: Available in PDF
4) View the video: A curated list of LPC videos of these presentations from March 2014 onward can be found on our YouTube page. To see the video from 02/04/2020, click HERE. Please note that the LPC posts these videos about a week after the presentation. Videos include the applicant’s presentation, public testimony (for hearings only), and deliberation by the LPC commissioners.
5) LPC designation report: Read this property’s architectural/historical description.
6) Receive updates by email: Please click here if you would like GVSHP to email you when there are updates to the status of this application.
—- HEARING TIMES & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT —-
1) Community Board 2 public hearing:
Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 6:30pm
NYU Silver Building, 32 Waverly Place, Room 206 [Please note that the accessible entrance is located at 31 Washington Pl.]
As this information is subject to change, please visit the community board’s website for the latest available agenda. This application is scheduled to be shown publicly for the first time at CB2’s Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee public hearing. Public attendance and comments are welcome (note: this will be the first opportunity for the public to comment on this application).
2) Landmarks Preservation Commission public hearing:
Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 11:30am
The Municipal Building, 1 Centre Street, 9th Floor North, public hearing room
On the Friday afternoon before the hearing, please click the agenda link on the LPC public calendar for the approximate hearing time (the LPC recommends that you arrive 60 minutes prior). Note that items can sometimes be postponed (laid over) to a future date. Public attendance and testimony are welcome (note: this will most likely be the last opportunity for public comment on this application). Following the hearing, the Commission will officially vote to approve or deny the application, or ask that the applicant return at a later date with revisions.
3) Landmarks Preservation Commission public meeting:
For instructions for participating in LPC Public Hearings and Meetings via Zoom, click HERE
On the Friday afternoon before the meeting, please click the agenda link on the LPC public calendar for the approximate meeting time (the LPC recommends that you arrive 60 minutes prior). Note that items can sometimes be postponed (laid over) to a future date. Public attendance is welcome but public testimony is not. You can submit your comments to the LPC via email regarding the revised application, click HERE. Following the meeting, the Commission will officially vote to approve or deny the application or ask that the applicant return at a later date with revisions.
4) Email Community Board 2 or the Landmarks Preservation Commission
If you cannot attend the public hearings but would still like to comment, please click here to contact the Community Board or the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Be sure to send them your comments before the hearing dates indicated above.
—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. Please note that public testimony is taken at public hearings, but not at public meetings.
Please note: All LPC public hearings and public meetings are held at the Municipal Building, 1 Centre Street, 9th floor north, public hearing room (unless otherwise noted).
STAY UPDATED! Click here for our e-alerts to be updated on this application as soon as we find out more.
02/04/2020: At today’s public hearing, the commission took no action on this application and the applicant was asked to revise the application and re-present at a future public meeting. The commissioners concluded that the design should emphasize the historic usage of the building, the ad-hoc architecture of the area, and the legibility of the two separate buildings. They found the proposal too uniform.


Our black and yellow rubber speed humps, also known as judder bars or speed bumps are ideal for slowing vehicles down and traffic calming measures. The modular sections allow different road widths and driveways. They are best used in medium to low volume shopping centres, multi-level car parks, commercial driveways, service stations, and anywhere that you want to further reduce the speed of vehicles.
Our modular Speed Humps are 50mm high and can fixed to concrete surface or asphalt road surfaces in New Zealand. The mid sections are 500mm long and are both black and yellow. They are rated to a maximum 20 ton truck @ 40km/h and medium to low traffic areas.
Black and Yellow End Caps are available (sold separately).
Required Fixings per Mid Section
4x MH27 DYN10 Dyabolts
4x MH27 WASHER Washers (for Dynabolts)
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Frenchy LeBlanc Performance
|Title:||Frenchy LeBlanc Performance|
|Date & Time:||Sun Oct 13, 2013 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM|
|Location:||Mt. Vernon Ave at Four Mile Run (Map This)|
West end of Four Mile Run Park where Mt. Vernon Ave crosses the Run.
|Event Details:||Four Mile Run Farmers & Artisans Market
|Audience:||Anyone may attend|
|Tags:||Arlandria, Arts, Community Event, Family, Farmers' Markets, Mt. Vernon Ave., Parks, Performing Arts, Recreation|
For event details visit http://www.alexandriava.gov/c/6763
Maps produced by the City of Alexandria GIS & Maps division.


Birdland Park has a boat marina and lake, surrounded by a paved recreational trail and an ADA accessible playground.
Name: Birdland Park
Address: 2100 Saylor Rd, Des Moines, IA 50313
Type: Places to play and take a walk
Shade: Yes, open air and enclosed shelters
Trails: Yes, paved
Water: Yes, lake
Other notes: ADA Accessible Playground, boat ramp with marina/lake. Backstop, grills, marina.
Official Website: http://www.dmgov.org/Departments/Parks/Pages/Birdland.aspx
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St. Cloud Parks and Recreation is working on the Master Parks Planning Process. One of the components to this process is to engage the citizens of St. Cloud; to identify, analyze and prioritize their goals for Ralph V. Chisholm Park.
WE WANT YOUR INPUT! Please complete the survey (click on this link or copy and paste into your browser: www.chisholmparkplan.com AND forward the survey to your friends and neighbors in the City of St. Cloud.
Your input and perspective will help shape the future of Ralph V. Chisholm Park!
The survey should only take about 10 minutes of your time but the value of your responses and perspective will be felt for years into the future. Thank you in advance for your part in shaping Chisholm Park and helping the community of St. Cloud.


Cortes Community HousingTogether, we are fulfilling the dream of affordable stable year-round rental housing for community members of all ages.
Dear Friends & Neighbours, Residents of Cortes Island, As you may know, Rainbow Ridge is a 51 acre property, located in Mansons Landing. Recently 6 acres of the property has been rezoned allowing us to create 20 Non-Profit affordable rental homes on the northernmost portion (directly south of the Firehall). We have received some questions about the status of the remaining 45 acres and we would like to publicly restate that our Board of Directors and staff are committed to the following:...
Land walk in Manson’s Landing, July 2018
Presentation by John Preston, Fundraiser, July 2018
Visioning workshop #2
Intention-setting, July 2018


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Lucknow Metro Rail trains will have seats for 186 passengers, and total capacity of around 1,100 passengers at a time
New Delhi: The Lucknow Metro Rail Corp. (LMRC) unveiled two dimensional (2D) and three dimensional (3D) designs of Lucknow Metro trains on Tuesday, stating that it is a tribute to the city’s cultural richness.
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Retail Trade - Siegel Cooper Co. 6th Ave. - 18th to 19th Sts.
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6th Avenue Subway Construction, 18th Street.
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Siegel Cooper, Sixth Ave. & 18th Street.


Why you'd want to live in Mallard
Mallard is the area just outside the bustling University City, north of Charlotte. Mallard offers several quiet subdivisions with mature trees, some of which enjoy direct entrances to the Mallard Creek Greenway trail system which provides opportunities for fitness, recreation, and enjoying nature. Charlotte's two major interstates (85 & 77) are both easily accessible from Mallard Grove. Uptown Charlotte and Charlotte Douglas International Airport are both only about twenty minutes away, and two of Charlotte's most popular malls: Concord Mills and Northlake, are nearby.


I-70 restrictions to begin next week in Vigo County
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces I-70 will be restricted to one lane in each direction just east of U.S. 41 on the bridges over Canal Road beginning on or after Tuesday, September 11. The contractor plans to work around the clock to ensure the thin deck overlays are completed by September 27.
This $7 million dollar project includes patching and resurfacing U.S. 41 from just south of I-70 through Terre Haute to State Road 63 on the north end. The curb-ramps will be updated to be ADA-compliant. Thin deck overlays will be placed on the U.S. 41 bridge over Tippecanoe St. and CSX Railroad and on the I-70 bridges over Erie Canal Road.
After the concrete work and patching is complete the contractor plans to pave U.S. 41 northbound during this construction season and the southbound lanes next spring. That work will take place Monday through Thursday north of Wabash Ave. between 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. and south of Wabash Ave. from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. the following day.
The thin deck overlay work on U.S. 41 bridges will be completed during the overnight hours as well.
This completed project is scheduled to be done by the end of June in 2019.


The project will be out for bid in late April and early May 2020 with lining work to be completed in summer 2020. Be sure to sign up for emails if you would like to stay updated on the progress of this project.
Once the bid is advertised, contract Documents may be previewed at the ARC Document Solutions website (www.e-arc.com). Go to http://www.e-arc.com/wa/seattle, then click on the link ‘Enter Public Planroom’. Scroll down or search to find the project.
The Notice Inviting Bids will be posted here when available.
The work will include rehabilitating approximately 6500 lineal feet of sanitary sewer pipe, varying from 8” to 12” diameter, using the cure-in-place-pipe (CIPP) method and reinstating approximately 103 side sewers.
Sewers that will be lined are located in the following locations:
6th Street – Warren Avenue to Pacific Avenue
4th Street – Pacific Avenue to Washington Avenue
Martin Luther King Way (7th Street) – Warren Avenue to Park Avenue
5th Street – Park Avenue to Pacific Avenue
Washington Avenue – 6th Street to 1st Street
Chester Avenue – Gregory Way to Burwell Street
Shorewood Drive – through private easement to OB-2 wet well.
Videos – Inspection of Pipe Condition
The following videos are available for download and viewing by Contractors to assist in preparing bids:


Be it known that NH RSA 674:11 dictates that any change to structures in the must be agreed to by a municipality planning board after a public hearing regarding the proposal. Or decided upon by a majority of legal voters in said municipality.
And whereas Utilities are specifically mentioned as part of this under RSA 674:2 (g)
And whereas 674:30 (II) on Utility Structures specifically states that utility structures erected that affect the character of the area must go before the public in a hearing.
The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire Executive Committee believes it should ultimately be up to individual property owners, and eminent domain should NOT be an option for handing over property; and The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire Executive Committee supports the rights of the voting citizens of each municipality in the proposed area of the Northern Pass their right to determine the building of structures needed in conjunction with the building of this project and if said municipality should vote against such a construction than the State should not have the right to approve the Northern Pass Project.


Petition to install pedestrian crossing outside Hatfield Community School
Local parents are signing the petition to have a pedestrian crossing placed on Briars Lane outside Hatfield Community Free School…
There’s no doubt that crossing Briars Lane can be pretty horrendous at times; especially with young kids in tow – and even more difficult with scooters, bikes and buggies!
…And when it comes to school pick up and drop off times, you’ll often notice a whole host of cars parked along the road – so that we pedestrians are unable to see to cross the road safely.
It’s safe to say it’s a problem!
Joining forces in Hatfield
As a result, the parents of Hatfield Community Free School have clubbed together to request a puffin crossing to be placed in the section of the road between Holliers Way and Hillcrest – which will hopefully ensure safe crossing of the road.
It’s hoped this traffic calming measure will mean drivers will reduce their speed and at least remain within the 30mph speed limit.
This has been such a large issue that parents have received the below message from the school itself:
Have your say
If you would like to have your say on this issue, you can email [email protected] and/or sign the petition, led by Sacha Bedford, here.
The petition closing date is the 4th July 2017.
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Drivers traveling on South Sixth Street between State Route 89A and Mingus Avenue can expect a complete road closure of Sixth Street north of Brian Mickelsen Parkway to Mingus Avenue.
This closure will begin at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, February 12 and continue through Monday, February 26.
For motorists traveling in the area please use Brian Mickelsen Parkway or Aspen Street as a detour around this closure. All local businesses will remain open during construction.
For questions, contact Martin Smith at (928) 340-2773 or email email@example.com


|Project Description:||Replace concrete sidewalks at various locations in accordance with the Townwide Sidewalk Priority List. Work in 2016 includes Moore St., Deepwood Dr., Deerfield Dr., Ferndale Dr., Linnmore Dr. & Foxcroft Dr.
|Funding Source:||2015 Public Works Bond Referendum|
|Construction Cost:||$750,000 (Estimated)|
|Contractor:||Costa and Son, LLC|
|Start Date:||April 2016|
|Completion Date:||October 2016|
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Sale of land at Cross Lane, Wallasey
The Council has received a request from West
Wallasey Van Hire to purchase the land in Cross Lane to help it
meets its needs for expansion.
Type: Information Only
Wards affected: Wallasey;
Considered on: 28 Jul 2021 by Policy and Resources Committee
Lead member: Councillor Janette Williamson, Leader of Council firstname.lastname@example.org
Lead director: Director of Regeneration and Place
Contact: Steve McMorran Email: email@example.com.
- 29/09/2021 - Economy Regeneration & Housing Committee Sale of land at Cross Lane, Wallasey 29/09/2021
- 07/10/2021 - Policy and Resources Committee Sale of land at Cross Lane, Wallasey 07/10/2021
- Sale of land at Cross Lane, Wallasey


Excavation Contractor Welland
The excavation is significant when constructing a new site project. The main purpose of the excavation is to clear and dig up the land. It usually happened when constructing shoreline stabilization, storm drainage system, or building a new site. It is significant to dig up the land first before constructing a new site project. An excavation service, it is important to find a reliable excavation contractor Welland like the Erie Construction Pros. If not, it can negatively affect the entire construction site project.
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Bengaluru: Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has introduced 1,500 additional buses heading to various parts of the state and to cities and towns in neighbouring states for passengers to avoid Diwali rush.
Special buses will exclusively operate from Bengaluru Kempegowda Bus Station to Dharmastala, Kukke Subramanya, Shivamogga, Hassan, Mangaluru, Kundapur, Shringeri, Horanadu, Davangere, Hubli, Dharwad, Belagavi, Vijayapura, Gokarna, Sirsi, Karwar, Raichur, Kalaburagi, Ballari, Koppal, Yadgir, Bidar, Tirupati, Pavagada, Hosadurga among other places. Special buses from Mysuru Road Satellite Bus Station will operate towards Mysuru, Hunsur, Virajpet, Kushalnagar and Madikeri. Premier (special) buses will operate from Shanthinagar BMTC Bus Stand to Madurai, Kumbakonam, Trichy, Chennai, Coimbatore, Tirupati, Vijayawada and Hyderabad.
In a special offer for passengers, a discount of 5 per cent on the fare will be extended if four or more passengers book on a single ticket and a discount of 10 per cent is offered on a return journey ticket if the ticket for both journeys are booked simultaneously.


At our July 1 meeting, the City Council passed an Ordinance on first reading restoring the City Council’s authority to make appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Some have inaccurately tried to characterize this as a “power grab.” We view it simply as setting things right. Throughout Hoboken history this authority resided with the City Council as a check and balance against an all-powerful mayor. Then in 1993 Mayor Anthony Russo convinced a City Council that he controlled to transfer this authority to him alone as Mayor.
We firmly believe that the 1993 transfer of authority was ill advised. As the legislative branch, the City Council is responsible for crafting and adopting the zoning ordinances that govern the decisions of the Zoning Board. It is, therefore, the branch of government best positioned to ensure that the individuals appointed to the Zoning Board are committed to maintaining the integrity of those zoning ordinances when developers request variances. Too often in the past, we have heard members of the City Council express sympathy, yet plead helplessness, when members of the public complain that the Zoning Board has been too lax in granting variances for high-density development. Yet that helplessness was self inflicted – the result of the City Council abdicating its responsibility back in 1993.
Our system of government works best when each branch of government does its job completely and responsibly. The Mayor and the City Council are co-equal branches of government – neither branch should simply follow the dictates of the other. We should work together, and communicate and cooperate with each other, but our city is ill served when either branch becomes nothing but the proverbial “rubber stamp.” Checks and balances are built into our system of government and are essential components of our democracy. The years of fiscal irresponsibility that led to last year’s enormous tax increase (despite more than a decade of overdevelopment advertised as a way to reduce taxes) highlights that our City has been ill served when the City Council has failed in its responsibility to assert its rightful and independent authority.
As City Council members, we are committed to working closely with the Mayor to move forward on areas of common agreement – and based on the campaign platforms of both sides there is much that we agree on. We are also committed to fulfilling the responsibilities vested in us under the Faulkner Act. Whether it be originating and passing legislation ourselves, giving due consideration to legislation suggested by the Mayor, exercising our direct appointment power, providing advice and consent when that is our role, or adopting a fully funded budget, we will never shy away from doing the job we were elected to do.
City Council President


May 27, 2016
This Saturday (May 28) marks the official opening of the Leslie Barns, the TTC’s new, state-of-the-art streetcar carhouse at Leslie St. and Lake Shore Blvd. E.
We really look forward to welcoming local residents, people from across Toronto and various dignitaries to the facility, as our contribution to the city’s Doors Open event.
Leslie Barns is the first, purpose-built streetcar barn constructed in Toronto since the mid-1920s and it has been designed to house, maintain and service the majority of the new low-floor streetcar fleet that is being progressively introduced to transform streetcar travel.
Const ruct ion on the Barns faced many challenges, including the remediation of contaminated soil and the replacement of a nearly 100-year-old sewer and watermain that runs under Leslie St. The result is a magnificent, architecturally stunning facility that will serve Toronto and the TTC for decades to come.
In welcoming everyone to the Barns this weekend, I would like to especially thank the residents and businesses of Leslieville for their patience during construction. I also acknowledge and salute the project team and community office staff who all worked so hard to deliver this beautiful symbol of a modernized TTC.
Line 1 (Yonge-University)
This weekend, May 28-29, there will be no service on Line 1 between St Clair West and Downsview stations only as TTC crews conduct signal and other maintenance work. Shuttle buses will operate throughout the weekend, stopping only at subway stations along the route.
Shuttle buses will not enter Glencairn and Yorkdale stations. Customers must board and exit at the intersection of Glencairn Ave. and Bathurst St., and at the Yorkdale Rd. and Allen Rd. underpass.
Wheel-Trans will be available for those who need it. Customers can speak to any TTC staff member to request the service.
Highlights of this weekend’s work include:
- Installing up to 46,500 ft. of cable for Automatic Train Control (ATC)
- Installing 40 beacons
- Replacing 12 skylights at Lawrence West Station
- Replacing 900 sq. ft. of tile
Regular service resumes Monday morning at 6 a.m.
This weekend, from today at 8 p.m. until 5 a.m. Monday, streetcars on the 501 Queen route will divert both ways via Church St., King St. and Parliament St., and will turn back at the TTC’s Russell Carhouse at Queen St. and Connaught Ave. as TTC and City of Toronto crews conduct essential maintenance work at three locations along Queen St. E.
Shuttle buses will operate between Queen St. W. and University Ave. to Neville Loop in the Beach.
As a reminder, streetcars continue to divert for watermain work on Queen Street W., between Shaw St. and Spadina Ave. This diversion will continue until October.
Though shuttle buses operating on streetcar routes are Proof-of-Payment, only a limited number of buses are equipped with PRESTO readers. Customers should carry cash and tokens during this transition period.
Be sure to stay up to date on all closures and diversions by following @TTCnotices on Twitter
The TTC is proud to officially open the Leslie Barns Maintenance and Storage facility to the public for Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf.
For the first time, we are inviting the public to see the inner workings of our brand new facility. We are also officially opening the Barns with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9:45 a.m.
Guests can join the festivities with increased service on the 83 Jones bus from Donlands Station, with buses running every ten minutes or better to the intersection of Lake Shore Blvd. and Leslie St., or take the 501 Queen streetcar to Leslie St. and walk south. (Please note that the 501 Queen streetcar will be replaced by buses east of Connaught Ave.) To find out more about Leslie Barns and plan your trip, visit ttc.ca.
Name: Lionel Jordan
Position: Senior Instructor – Streetcar and Light Rail Vehicles
Years of service: 38
Thirty-seven years ago, I was asked by one of my managers to help with training due to an influx of new drivers, and I never went back. I love my job, especially the interaction with people from all different backgrounds, all over the world. My favourite part is helping people to learn the new streetcars. It’s been more than 30 years since the last one, so there’s a big difference in the technology. The new streetcars will be housed in Leslie Barns, our state-of-the-art facility. It’s got the largest green roof in Canada, and it’s three and a half stories high, so as the heat rises, the air circulates, keeping it cool all summer!”
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Lot 9. New lot, ready to build your dream home. All improvements completed and final map recorded.. Lodi Unified School District. Old Property address was 2233 Wagner Heights. The new addresses haven't been updated into mapping systems since they are brand new.
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|4/27/2021 4:01:41 PM||New Value: Pending|
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