NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council intends making an order in accordance with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14 because of works on or near the road.
ROADS TO BE CLOSED: those parts of the following roads:
1) Doras Green, Crondall, Hart between its junction with Heath Lane and its junction with Crondall Lane.
2) Cranberry Walk Footpath, Blackwater & Hawley, Hart between its junction with Champion Close and its junction with Barberry Way/Medlar Drive.
3) Reading Road/Chineham By-Pass Link (East), Basingstoke between its roundabout junction with Thornhill Way (South) and its junction with A33 Reading Road.
4) B3046 Alresford Road, Cheriton, Winchester between its junction with The Pastures and its junction with Hill Houses Lane.
5) Upper and Lower Lanham Lane, Old Alresford, Winchester between its junction with Nettlebeds Lane and its junction with Ferney Lane.
6) B3078 Bridge Street, Fordingbride, New Forest between its junction with High Street and its junction with A338 Ringwood Slip Road.
7) St Leonards Road, Beaulieu, New Forest between its junction with Lymington Road and its junction with Sowley Lane.
1) Doras Green Lane, Crondall Lane, Dippenhall Street, Heath Lane
2) Cranberry Walk, Medlar Drive
3) Reading Road, Reading Road/Chineham By-Pass Link, A33 Reading Road
4) B3046, Spring Gardens, New Farm Road, Lady Croft Roundabout, A31, Hobbs Roundabout, A272, Cheriton Road, B3046
5) Nettlebeds Lane, Bighton Road, Chalky Hill, Heath Green Lane, Ferney Lane
6) Salisbury Street, Salisbury Road, Ringwood Road, A338 Salisbury Road
7) Lymington Road, Sowley Lane
DURATION OF ORDER: from 11th February 2019 for a period of 18 months period – except item 2 for a period of 6 months. (This is the duration of the Order, not the works, which will vary according to technical requirements. Closure times and patterns will be indicated on site prior to and whilst the works are in progress.) Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
A copy of this notice can be viewed: www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices. Telephone inquiries to: Hampshire County Council, Roads and Transport 0300 555 1388.
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment, The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UD
Contact:0300 555 1388


About this project
Eleven miles of Hwy 99 from Birch St. in Nicollet to the south intersection with Hwy 169 in St. Peter will be resurfaced in 2021 to provide a smoother road surface, improved drainage and safer rural intersections.
Summary of work
- Resurface road
- Replace two box culverts near Nicollet and one large pipe near St. Peter
- Add and upgrade lighting at two county road intersections
- Lengthen the right turn lane at CR 13
- Add centerline and edge line rumble strips
Traffic will be detoured in two stages during construction. In addition, MnDOT is working closely with Nicollet County on County Road 13 construction in 2021 to best plan and prepare for traffic impacts of both projects.


The Römerberg Square is located in the historical centre of Frankfurt. The square was destroyed in a bombardment in WWII but rebuild in the original style. It is surrounded by half timbered houses and the Römer(1st photo), which is the town hall of Frankfurt am Main. On the south side of the square is the Old Nicholas Church(3rd photo).
View location in Frankfurt, Germany


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PUYALLUP VALLEY SPORTS COMPLEXDate: January-April 2019
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DescriptionThe City of Puyallup renovated the ball fields at the Puyallup Valley Sports Complex as part of a two-phase plan. The fields were converted from natural sod to synthetic turf. This will enable local sports teams to practice year-round.
The Puyallup Herald wrote about the importance of these ball fields to the local community. The news story includes plans for the fields.
Materials4000 tons of Permeable Aggregate Base Course
2300 tons of Permeable Aggregate Top Course
300 tons of Infill Sand
100 tons of CSTC (5/8" Minus)
60 tons of 1¼" Minus Tailings


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The first part of the Chino Valley Library Park Expansion Project will begin on Wednesday January 31, 2018 with the removal of the existing asphalt located between the split rail fence borders. A temporary construction fence will be placed around the project area until phase 1 completion. For your safety, please remain outside of the construction area at all times. Keep a close eye on children and pets until all construction fence borders are removed.
Thank you for your patience as we improve your town parks!
For more information, or inquiries about how you can donate to the park enhancement, please contact 928-636-4427.
Click Here For Library Park Expansion Plan


Please be advised that Hendry County Road & Bridge Department’s asphalt contractor, OHL USA, Inc., will be conducting asphalt repair work on S. Indio Ct. and W. Briarwood Road in Port LaBelle on Tuesday June 23, 2020.
Road work will take place from 7am – 5pm.
Motorists should expect lane closures and allow extra time for their commute.
Seek alternate route if possible.
Please use extra caution when driving through the work zone.
Residents with questions or concerns can contact the Hendry County Engineering Department at 863-675-5222.


By Betty Henderson • 23 January 2023 • 15:58
The new El Cantal Forest Park in Rincón de La Victoria has incredible sea views and is well connected to other local landmarks.
Photo credit: Ayuntamiento de Rincón de La Victoria
A MEGA community effort saw more than 300 local residents come together to plant trees in the El Cantal Forest Park in Rincón de La Victoria. Local Mayor, Francisco Salado also opened the park to the public on Sunday, January 22, giving locals and visitors a brand new leisure space.
The park boasts a green space covering an impressive 15,000 metres squared, and will allow locals to reconnect with their surrounding environment. When fully completed, the park will have something to appeal to all outdoor lovers with three hillside viewpoints and nature lookouts, a lengthy boardwalk path, a children’s play area, picnic areas, and a sculpture.
There will also be information points for visitors to learn more about local nature and the environment. Installations in the park will also be accessible to people with disabilities and sustainable for the environment.
Unveiling a plaque, Salado expressed his delight at the new park saying “As well as walking, visitors will be able to learn more about local flora and fauna in the park”.
The park’s current opening hours are from 10am until 7pm but this will be extended for summer.
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Letters to the Editor
Watch out, neighbors
Regarding the article: Protests grow as wedding venue sets to open in residential area
My advice to Friendship Alliance is: stop them; stop them at all cost.
We live in a residential area where several years after we moved here a wedding venue was quietly built right next to our property. We also heard the same kind of rhetoric from the owners about community concerns and operating the venue on a low-key basis with strict rules. Once they were established, it became obvious there was very lit...


Plan ahead: Temporary power outage at P4 parking structure
Please be advised that a temporary power shutdown is scheduled to occur in the P4 parking structure beginning at 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 6 for work related to the structure’s automatic transfer switch.
It is anticipated to last no more than four hours.
Elevators will remain in service during this time frame and structure gates will be raised to facilitate entries and exits. Employees should continue to park in assigned permit areas.
Parking staff will also be onsite to provide additional light for patients/visitors who park in the basement area.


Cllr. John Paul O’ Shea (Ind) today called on the Department of Transport to allocate special funding to repair our local & regional roads. The department is expected to announce funding for Non-National Road Grants in the coming days.
Cllr. O’ Shea submitted the following motion at today’s meeting of the Northern Division of Cork County Council.
“That this committee be furnished with a copy of the report presented to the Department of Transport in relation to the damaged cause to our national, regional and local road network in the division over the recent adverse weather”.
Since Christmas, roads across the county have been severely damaged as a result of the adverse weather conditions. Having travelled to view some of the affected roads, it is clear the road network in North Cork has experienced widespread damage and this has led to many people suffering severe hardship and disruption to their daily lives by having their local roads ripped up by the bad weather.
To respond to this emergency, Cork County Council provided its own funding of €1.6m for the Northern Division in order to deal with the immediate crisis such as pothole repairing, urgent drainage works etc. This programme of works commenced in mid January and is to be carried out over a six week period.
However, indications at this stage show that there will need to be significant road resurfacing works required as a result of this damage. A report recently presented to the Department of Transport on the recent damaged to our roads in North Cork are estimated to cost approx €6.8m.
The simply reality is that if no special allocation by the Department of Transport is made to cover the recent damage in the coming weeks, Cork County Council will have no other alternative but to review its the Restoration Improvement Programme.
This will seriously affect our roadworks & maintenance programmes for the year which will undoubtedly see more and more of our regional and local roads deteriorate even further in the coming months.


The Town of St. Albans is soliciting proposals for copier/printer/fax/scanner machines and service. One machine would be located in the Town Clerk’s office and the second machine would be located in the the Town Manager’s office. Please click HERE for details.
This year’s Green Up Day is taking place on Saturday, May 2nd. Green Up Day bags are available in the Town Clerk’s office located at 579 Lake Road. Please fill bags (no household trash) and leave bags on the side of the road. The Town’s Department of Public Works will be picking the bags up the week of May 4th.
An Addendum for the RFP for qualified consultants to perform duties as the Town’s Municipal Project Manager for the duration of the St. Albans Town Garage Relocation Project is now available. Please click HERE for more information.


Reminder! Learn about zoning in Franklin Monday, Mar 7, 2022 at 7 PM
Franklin for All Public Forum Monday, March 7, 7 p.m.
Join the Town of Franklin and MAPC for our first public forum on Monday, March 7 at 7PM! This will be a hybrid meeting that takes place in the Council Chambers at Town Hall (please note the change in location) and over Zoom. Click the link below to register and tell us if you plan to attend in person or remotely.


Multiple Tipperary GAA clubs are looking to upgrade their facilities despite the ongoing Level 5 lockdown.
Borrisokane GAA club are seeking permission from Tipperary County Council to build an all-weather training facility to the back of the main stand at their GAA grounds.
Boherlahan Dualla are seeking to build a single story extension to the front and side of the existing clubhouse in place of the existing extension.
While, Clonmel Óg GAA Club are looking to upgrade their existing floodlight stands at Ned Hall Park.
The Council are due to make a decision on those applications in early April.
Meanwhile, Upperchurch Drombane have received conditional permission to erect four 18-metre high floodlights at their GAA grounds.


Down at the docks on Kennedy Quay in Cork lies the old brick Odlum’s building. It faces north so hardly gets any sun and especially so at this time of year. As a result, it is all too easy for this red brick building to go unnoticed. It’s a shame really as up close the building is a bit of a gem, despite falling into a bit of disrepair as you can see by the image below.
Hopefully you may also appreciate an oft overlooked building here in Cork.


Eshoo, Khanna, Lofgren, and Panetta Announce Nearly $11 Million in Funding Awarded to San Jose International Airport
Washington, DC – Representatives Anna G. Eshoo (CA-16), Ro Khanna (CA-17), Zoe Lofgren (CA-18), and Jimmy Panetta (CA-19) announced today that the Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport was awarded $10,990,000 through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law signed by President Biden. The project, which was selected as part of a competitive discretionary grant made through the FY 2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Airport Terminal Program, includes upgrades to the airport terminal and improvements to ensure that the facilities comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
“Before we passed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in 2021, our nation’s infrastructure had a nearly failing grade, partly due to out-of-date and inaccessible airports. Now, this $11 million grant from that law will bring San Jose’s international travel hub into the 21st century,” said Rep. Eshoo. “The benefits of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will transcend generations thanks to these historic improvements in our communities that create jobs and improve accessibility.
“The Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport in my district serves millions of travelers each year and is essential to our local economy,” said Rep. Khanna. “The funding from this grant will make vital improvements to the airport’s terminal and accessibility. I’m proud to have played a role in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act negotiations. I thank President Biden for delivering on this historic investment that will help improve airports across the country and create good-paying jobs for years to come.”
“Americans with disabilities should be able to travel and access airport amenities fully and equally,” said Rep. Lofgren. “I supported the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to upgrade our infrastructure in California and nationwide. These funds will help improve Mineta San Jose International Airport and ensure it is accessible to everyone in our community.”
“Airports, like The Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport, must make the proper investments and improve in order to keep up with the growing demands of its travelers,” said Rep. Panetta. “Lying in the heart of Silicon Valley, people expect Mineta Airport to be modern and advanced. More importantly, they need it to be efficient and safe. This $11 million investment through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, will allow our airport to live up to our expectations when it comes to flying in and out of our community."


Macrossan Street set to shine with new lighting installation
MAIN STREET UPGRADES
The much-awaited decorative lighting along the trees on Macrossan Street has begun to be installed.
A Council spokesperson confirmed yesterday that nine trees along the main street were being wrapped in the new lighting.
“The work will take up to five days to complete with testing to follow,” the spokesperson said.
“Council has installed infrastructure to lay electrical conduits underground to service the trees.”
Council’s ‘Light Up Port’ project came following a Douglas Chamber of Commerce appeal to businesses to reinvigorate the town earlier this year.
The lighting was announced in March this year after plans for an off-lead dog park trial in Port Gardens was shelved due to complaints from those living closest to the proposed location of the park.
It was moved at an ordinary Council meeting in May that the funding for the dog park be reallocated to the lighting project instead.
The original budget for the trial dog park was $145,000 but the lighting installation has, so far, cost a fraction of that total.
“A contractor has been engaged to supply and install the lighting to the nine trees at a cost of approximately $45,000,” the Council spokesperson said.
“Some preparatory works were also complete to enable infrastructure to service the lights.”
The lighting is part of a wider push by Council to reinvigorate the town centre with works to garden beds and other Council assets having taken place recently as well.
The council have stated the trial dog park will still go ahead at a date and location yet to be determined.
“We must get the location right and there are enough sites in Port Douglas, the sporting complex, for example, that could be considered,” Douglas Shire Mayor Julia Leu said at the time.
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Roads, Sidewalks & Pathways
Kimberlites like to keep moving – whether they’re walking, biking, or driving – and the City of Kimberley wants to make sure that getting around town is a pleasure. The Operations Department is responsible for maintaining in a safe and passable condition approximately 80 km of paved and gravel streets, including lanes, and over 27km of pedestrian pathways within the City of Kimberley. The exception is Highway 95A which runs from Cranbrook through Marysville, becoming 304th Street, then follows the Mark Creek Valley into Kimberley where it becomes Warren Avenue, then Wallinger Avenue before running east to Ta Ta Creek and Wasa.
Highway 95A is maintained and serviced by private companies under contract to the Ministry of Transportation.
Potholes & Street Repair
Potholes are caused by a variety of factors, such as temperature fluctuations, melting conditions, traffic etc. Operations crews patch potholes in between performing other routiine maintenance work; however, due to the large number of potholes reported each year, it can take some time to repair all of them.
How do you report a pothole on your street? Email Operations@kimberley.ca or call the hotline at 250.427.9660. Provide the nearest address and/or the names of cross-streets for the problem area. If you contact us by email, please do not send attachments. The City of Kimberley thanks you for your patience and understanding.


By Angela Dorizas
Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Development and Local Government, Maxine McKew, has urged all levels of government to work together to tackle future challenges in Western Sydney.
Speaking at the Regional Governance Futures Workshop in Penrith, Ms McKew called on councils to adopt a regional focus in planning for future community needs.
“Just over one in every 11 Australians lives in Western Sydney – it is a region of amazing diversity and opportunity,” she said.
“Population growth in the area will present many opportunities, and we have to marshal our resources as best we can to seek out sustainable solutions to housing affordability, congestion and public transport.”
Ms McKew said an intergovernmental approach was required for dealing with the challenges of population growth.
“The Rudd Government firmly believes that all three tiers of government in this country have a responsibility to ensure that every Australian, no matter where they live, has equitable access to social, educational and economic opportunity,” she said.
“I know that's something that's particularly important to people here in Western Sydney.”
Ms McKew called on local groups to connect with the Australian Government's Regional Development Australia (RDA) Sydney committee.
“We have taken a new approach to empowering local areas, but it is a two-way street,” she said.
“We have delivered the RDA network to give local communities a voice across all levels of government, but we need communities – including Western Sydney – to be strong and vocal to make it work.”
Ms McKew said through the Regional and Local Community Infrastructure Program the Government had provided $1 billion for local government infrastructure projects in Western Sydney and wanted the conversation between the two spheres of government to continue.
“The only way to achieve balanced, inclusive growth in such a diverse region as Western Sydney is to work collaboratively.”
The Regional Governance Futures Workshop involved representatives of the 14 Greater Western Sydney councils as well as major regional businesses, community and cultural organisations and members of the RDA Sydney committee.
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Resolution 13-05 Accepting Report
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution Number 12-05 of the City Council adopted June 6, 2005, a report has been prepared by Benchmark Engineering with reference to the improvement of those Street identified in Exhibit A by reconstruction and/or overlay, and this report was received by the City Council on June 20, 2005, and
WHEREAS, the report provides information regarding whether the proposed project is necessary, cost effective, and feasible,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOUNTAIN IRON, MINNESOTA:
1. The City Council will consider the improvement of such streets in accordance with the report and the assessment of abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429 at an estimated total cost of the improvement of $700,000.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on the 18th day of July, 2005, in the Mountain Iron Room of the Community Center at 6:30 p.m. and the City Administrator shall give mailed and published notice of such hearing and improvement as required by law.
DULY ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS 20TH DAY OF JUNE, 2005.
All of 16th Avenue
Unity Drive from Mud Lake Road to Emerald Avenue
Unity Drive from Mountain Iron Drive to County Road 7
Enterprise Drive North from County Road 7 to Nichols Avenue


Street closures to begin early for this weekend’s Street Faire at the Lakes
The Street Faire at the Lakes is slated to take place this Friday and Saturday, May 30-31 in downtown Detroit Lakes.
In order to facilitate preparations for the event, street closures along Washington Avenue and Holmes Street will begin on Thursday afternoon.
Holmes Street from Washington to Lake Avenue will close at 3 p.m. for food vendor set-up, electrical hook-up and inspection.
At 6 p.m., closures for artist setup will begin on Washington Avenue from Highway 10 to Frazee Street, Front Street and Veteran’s Memorial Parkway from Lake Avenue to the alley behind Ace Hardware, and Holmes Street from Lake Avenue to the alley behind Goin’ Postal.
Street Faire artists, food vendors and free entertainment will be up and running Friday, May 30 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday, May 31 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Valley News Live Team will have a public meet and greet on Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of Holmes Street and Washington Avenue.
The Eagles Street Dance, featuring a live performance by Silverado, begins at 8 p.m. Friday and continues through midnight on Holmes Street, in front of the Eagles Club.
For more info, call the Chamber at 218-847-9202.


Reported via desktop in the Other Lighting Issue category anonymously at 18:55, Wed 23 March 2022
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
The lamppost marked '3' on Ash Avenue (between the building housing flats 2&4 and the building housing flats 172-182) buzzes loudly the entire time it is on and has been doing so for weeks. This is quite disruptive for sleeping!
Updated by Oxfordshire County Council at 08:36, Thu 24 March 2022
Thanks for using Fix My Street to record your problem. We are happy to report that your issue has been addressed.
If this is not the case and there is still an issue please report this via a NEW fix my street report.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 11:30, Friday 21 July 2023


Clay brick pavers are commonly used in both commercial and residential paved areas. They are found in walkways, sidewalks, fire lanes, and other paved areas that expect regular traffic and need to bear weight.
Disadvantages of Clay Brick Pavers
While some people appreciate the look of clay brick pavers, they can pose a lot of problems that may make using them not worthwhile. Let’s take a look at some of the disadvantages of clay brick pavers and why maybe, they shouldn’t be your first choice when considering paving a commercial or residential area.
1. High Cost
The cost of clay brick pavers in any setting is relatively high compared to other materials. While plastic permeable pavers are the most cost-effective paving material, brick comes in on the expensive side, outpricing both asphalt and concrete. Only natural stone pavers, like limestone, marble, sandstone, granite, and bluestone, cost more than clay brick pavers. Price can be an issue, especially if you’re paving a large area.
The average cost of clay brick pavers is about $5 per square foot, but that’s without factoring in installation costs. Unless you’re installing them yourself, the cost of installing clay brick pavers will range from $10 to $20 per sq ft. Depending on the design and style of the clay brick pavers, however, it could cost you even more.
2. Durability Issues
Clay is a quite fragile material. Unlike concrete, there’s not much you can do to make it more durable, either. Clay brick pavers will easily weather over time from moisture and sun exposure. They can also be chipped or cracked quite easily and would need to be replaced if this happens.
In comparison to a highly durable material like recycled plastic pavers, clay brick pavers are easily damaged. There is also no quick fix for repairing them, unlike asphalt, which can be repaved, or concrete, which can be resurfaced.
3. Maintenance Requirements
Clay brick pavers require regular maintenance to prevent them from breaking down, flaking, peeling, and wearing away. Whether they are laid in sand or mortar, clay bricks need to be covered with a sealant. Without regular reapplication of this sealant, clay pavers will quickly break down.
They also need to be pressure washed at least twice a year, and sealant needs to be reapplied after each washing. New sand must be packed into the crevices between the pavers or new mortar applied after each washing, depending on how they are laid.
You also have to take care to remove any weeds or moss that might spring up between the clay brick pavers. Compared to a low-maintenance paving material like plastic permeable pavers, clay brick pavers require a moderate to high level of maintenance to keep them in tip-top shape.
4. Lack of Permeability
While clay brick pavement can be somewhat pervious if the joints are filled with sand or finely ground gravel, they don’t compare in performance to a material like plastic permeable pavement.
Heavy rain will create an overflow of water in most cases, leading to flooding if there isn’t a stormwater drainage system in place. While this isn’t an issue for small clay brick paver applications or residential usage that is near a local drainage system, it can cause major problems in commercial settings or residential areas prone to flooding.
5. Lack of Aesthetic Variety
While the look of clay brick pavers is one of its main selling points, they are somewhat limited when it comes to stylistic variety. The bricks only come in rectangular shapes in most cases, and colors are limited to reds and browns. This can be a major downside for those who want to be creative with their pavement design.
A Better Alternative to Clay Brick Pavers
Whether you’re looking to pave a commercial or residential area, there are better alternatives to clay brick pavers. Permeable plastic pavers, for instance, provide you with a clean, attractive surface that is far more durable and cost-effective.
These pavers are typically made from 100% recycled plastic, which is more eco-friendly and requires almost no maintenance compared to clay brick pavers.
They also offer a bit more stylistic variety because you can use multiple types and colors of aggregate to fill them, and the pavers themselves can be trimmed and cut to fit any shape you want. So, you can use them to build anything from a small walkway to a massive parking lot.
If you want a paving material that can handle heavy traffic, sun exposure, and rainfall without wearing down or requiring maintenance, permeable plastic pavement is definitely the way to go. The cost-effectiveness, eco-friendliness, durability, stylistic variety, and ease of installation that these pavers provide are unmatched by any other paving material on the market.
Contact TRUEGRID today for more information on a better-than-brick paving solution.


Municipal Planning Advisory Committee Rescheduled to May 25, 2022 - This event has already occurred
Wednesday, May 18, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Municipal Planning Advisory Committee
The Municipal Planning Advisory Committee meeting which was scheduled for May 18, 2022 at 10 a.m. has been rescheduled to Wednesday, May 25, 2022 commencing at 10 a.m. The meeting is being held in person and is open to public attendance, except for the portion of the meeting which may be held in Closed Session. Any resident of Camrose who is interested in providing input or comments may do so by attending the meeting.


Goadsby have received instructions to sell this development site on the Isle of Wight with detailed planning consent for 11 contemporary apartments. The former hotel is situated on a prime cliff top location with stunning views over Shanklin Bay. The site is conveniently located within a short walk of the town centre with its wide range of shopping and dining facilities.
Offers are invited for this exciting project.
For further information, call Phil McWilliam on: 01962 869667
In Partnership with AFCB, Goadsby are giving away TWO JUNIOR CHERRIES 2018/2019 Season Memberships
Goadsby are delighted and excited to announce that in conjunction with our 60th anniversary we have launched our biggest giveaway yet on social media !
Jonathan Trembath, Land Manager of Goadsby central region is delighted to report that Goadsby Land Department have sold this prominent development site in Poole Town Centre.


The Mirdif Hills
has a population consisting of Arabs, Emiratis, Europeans, South-Asians, etc. It is well connected right across the whole city including business districts such as Business Bay
, Dubai World Trade Centre, and Dubai Festival City
. It consists of elegant and sophisticated gated communities alongside high-end stylish communities and European influenced villas. Mirdif consists of villa developments predominantly, or single privately held villas. It has become popular with expatriates since the 1990s.


Mapping and Visualization
The Commission provides a diversity of GIS data, custom maps, and visualizations such as inventories, online maps, interactive applications, Story Maps, brochures, and graphics. The following are some of the services we assist our member counties and communities with:
For more information on mapping and visualization, please contact:
Nicole Barbiaux, GIS Coordinator / Planner
Phone: (920) 448-2820, Ext. 104
Register for our 2022 MPO/RPC/WisDOT/USDOT Transportation Planning Conference on October 10- 12, 2022 at Blue Harbor Resort and Conference Center in Sheboygan.


DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for Fort Bend County, Texas and Incorporated Areas
The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has issued a preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), and where applicable, Flood Insurance Study (FIS) report, reflecting proposed flood hazard determinations within the Cities of Fulshear, Simonton, and Weston Lakes; the Villages of Pleak and Fairchilds; and the unincorporated areas of Fort Bend County. These flood hazard
determination s may include the addition or modification of Base Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard Area boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway. Technical information or comments are solicited on the proposed flood hazard determinations shown on the preliminary FIRM and/or FIS report for the aforementioned communities. These flood hazard determinations are the basis for the
floodplain management measures that your community is required to either adopt or show evidence of being already in effect in order to qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. However, before these determinations are effective for floodplain management purposes, you will be provided an opportunity to appeal the proposed information. This appeal period will commence on the second publication date of this notice scheduled on or about February 1 5, 2018. For information on the statutory 90-day period provided for appeals, as well as a complete listing of the communities affected and the locations where copies of the FIRM are available for review, please visit FEMA’s website at
www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe or call the FEMA Map Information exchange toll free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627).
Although no changes have occurred in the flood hazard information for the Cities of Needville and Rosenberg; and the Town of Thompsons; a 90-day comment period is being provided to these communities to allow for comments and concerns found within the new/updated FIRM panels and FIS report released on January 30, 201 7. This comment period will commence on the second publication of this notice scheduled on or about February 15, 201 8.
The Preliminary FIRM and FIS report have been mailed to the local Floodplain Administrators. In addition, the FIRM and FIS report are available for review through an interactive mapping site online at


The promenade sea wall adjacent to Lochranza Ferry Terminal had suffered partial collapse and had been fenced-off for safety reasons for a number of years resulting in a significant loss of amenity at this popular tourist destination on the Isle of Arran. The work comprised the demolition of the existing wall and the replacement with a new fibre-reinforced in-situ concrete structure. The area behind the wall was infilled and surface to provide a new pedestrian walkway and additional parking spaces.
Rock armour protection work was also undertaken alongside the slipway.
To enable the work to be carried out, a submariner’s memorial had to be temporarily removed and then reinstated at the end of the works and praise was received from the submariners association for the quality of the final reinstatement.
For the duration of the contract the GL team were welcomed within the community and despite having to contend with a construction site on their doorstep, the reinstatement and restoration of the amenity of the area was universally welcomed.
The overall project involves the off-site fabrication and installation of a new linkspan structure at Oban Ferry Terminal for client Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMal).
12th February 2019
GL making a return visit to the Sound of Kerrera off Oban, to undertake substantial repairs to the breakwater which suffered collision damage following an altercation with a workboat earlier this year.
14th December 2018
Michael Matheson MSP and Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity covered all his portfolios at the official opening of the new Polmadie Footbridge giving pedestrian and cycle transport access,
18th September 2018


Public participation has been appreciated and encouraged. The time and location for next week's public hearing is as follows:
Monday, March 12, 5:30-7:30pm, Brighton, Veronica B. Smith Senior Center, 20 Chestnut Hill Avenue
For information about fare and service proposals, please visit MBTA.com/join the discussion.
Have your voice heard by sending an email with your questions, comments, and ideas to firstname.lastname@example.org.
The MBTA’s public outreach process continues with the acceptance of public comment through March 12, 2012 electronically at mbta.com, by email at email@example.com, via mail to MBTA, Ten Park Plaza, Boston, Ma 02116, Attention: Fare Proposal Committee, and by phone at 617-222-3200/ TTY (617) 222-5146.
A final fare and service recommendation will be made to the MBTA’s Board of Directors and changes will be implemented on July 1, 2012.
Take the Clean Air Challenge! Join Us September 22-26 posted on Sep 18
Massachusetts travelers will improve air-quality by choosing more sustainable transportation options during the Massachusetts Clean Air Challenge (formerly Car-Free Week). This year, Massachusetts challenges you to explore your commuting options and Shift Your Mode from September 22nd-26th. By trying greener modes including carpooling, vanpooling, bicycling, …Continue Reading Take the Clean Air Challenge! Join Us September 22-26
MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved posted on Sep 17
The MassDOT Board of Directors today approved a construction contract to extend the MBTA’s increasingly popular Silver Line from East Boston to Chelsea. A project funded entirely by Governor Deval Patrick’s 2013 Transportation Finance Plan, the Silver Line will be extended past the Seaport to …Continue Reading MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved
2014 Moving Together Conference: Register Today! posted on Sep 17
MassDOT’s 2014 Moving Together Conference will bring together leaders working to advance healthy transportation. Are you part of the conversation that will determine the future of transportation in Massachusetts? Please join us and let your voice be heard. The conference is scheduled as follows: Thursday, …Continue Reading 2014 Moving Together Conference: Register Today!


Calgary road closures on Friday, October 30.
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Some sidewalk and minor concrete work remains. on Wednesday, September 16. This closure remains in place until early December 2015 and accommodates traffic signal work.
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Published Friday, March 21, 2014
The Times Union reported troubles with the CitiBike program related to financial health and ongoing software/operational issues
“The city’s nearly year-old bike-sharing program is apparently facing a serious economic situation, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday, and he wants to help — but there are no plans for New York City to contribute funding to the program known as Citi Bike
“I know that we value, I certainly value, Citi Bike,” de Blasio said. “I think it’s proven to be very helpful to a lot of people in this city. We hope to expand it to the outer boroughs. But they do have real economic challenges that they’re facing.”
De Blasio was responding to a report in The Wall Street Journal that said the privately funded bike-sharing system needs to raise tens of millions of dollars if it is to survive.”
To read more, please click here.


Specialists from Nikken Sekkei, a Japanese company, might be engaged in the design engineering of one of Moscow’s major transfer hub, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Construction Policy and Construction Marat Khusnullin told reporters on Monday.
“We consider a possibility of building a number of major transfer hubs uniting lines of Moscow central ring, radial lines of railways and metro. This is a complicated task in terms of design and technologies,” noted Marat Khusnullin.
The official indicated that experts from Nikken Sekkei, a Japanese project institute, might be involved in the process of design engineering of one of Moscow’s major transfer hub, “Petrovsko-Razhumovskaya”.
“This institute has already developed a project of “Botanichesky Sad” transfer hub. They also have an extended experience in design engineering and construction of transfer hubs all around the world,” stressed the Deputy Mayor.


Sundaes in the Park
June 25, 3:00 - 5:30
The York County Gospel Choir will be performing.
July 23, 3:00 - 5:30
Timeless will be playing music
Street sweeping in the Borough will take place June
tentative street sweeping schedule is as follows:
Monday June 19th – Cranbrook Acres & Delwood Manor area.
Tuesday June 20th – The area North of Canal Street & East of
Carlisle Road (Rt. 74).
Wednesday June 21st – The area North of Canal Street & West
of Carlisle Road (Rt. 74) and possibly South of Canal
Friday June 23rd – any remaining areas that were not done.
Please note: There is a
possibility they could run ahead or behind schedule. Please
have your cars moved off the street prior to your scheduled
day or after it if they have not gotten through your area.
We appreciate your help in getting our streets cleaned!
Summer is here and we have a lot of inquiries
the installation of swimming pools. Any swimming pool over
1,000 gallons and/or a water depth of 24” or more requires a building permit.
Click this link to see all the requirements. A
building permit form would need to be filled out and
submitted to our office. If you have further questions
please call the office at 292-6530. Thank you!
There are currently openings on
the Dover Borough Zoning Hearing Board and
Planning Commission. These boards meet on an “as needed”
basis and provide opportunities for citizens to be involved
in their community. If you are interested in serving or
would like more information, please contact the borough
office at (717) 292-6530.


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Using brick to build houses, shopping malls, schools and other structures is nothing new. Ah, but using raw, exposed brick surfaces as a design element hasn’t always been classified as trendy or even beautiful.


Stafford Clarry, Erbil airport director said that the first aircraft arrived yesterday from Turkey, and it landed on the new airport runway , which is scheduled to go through a development phase lasting several months.
The new airport features a runway 4800 m long and 90 m width which is the longest runway in Middle East and the fifth-longest runway in the world.
The airport will be able to receive 150 flights daily and accommodate three million passengers .
It was built by the Turkish company ,Makyul Genghis and designed by the British Scott Wilson group on an area of 27 000 square meters and includes 17 gates .
( Iraq Directory )


PHOTO: CHERIE SIVIGNON/STUFF – Peter and Sue Cederman urge people to check whether they could be liable for development contributions if they build on a vacant lot.
Sue and Peter Cederman probably shouldn’t buy a lottery ticket any time soon.
Bad luck and poor timing have plagued the couple as they strive to build a new home on a coastal site at Motueka, adding thousands to the initial expected price tag.
The Cedermans bought the “beautiful” section for their new home in 2014 via a real estate agent, not realising it carried liability for development contributions. That liability was triggered by their application to Tasman District Council for a building consent and was just shy of $20,000.
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If you're planning on carrying out works or activities on Council roads and footpaths, including constructing a driveway, you must seek Council approval before starting by obtaining a section 138 certificate.
If you are looking to carry out any of the following construction works, you must apply for Section 138 Works approval:
- Construct or reconstruct a driveway
- Remove a redundant driveway
- Connect to a public utility such as the water supply (i.e. road opening)
- Repair or reconstruct kerb and gutter within property frontage
- Repair or reconstruct footpath within property frontage
- Connection of proposed public roads to existing roads
- Footways paving, private utilities, landscape works, ramps, pipes, connecting to roads
- Permanent balconies and awnings, overhead crossings, encroachments by car parking spaces, posts
- Temporary anchors
- Connect stormwater to the kerb and gutter (i.e. road opening)
- Installation or construction of private utility to a public utility, etc.
- Mine blasting
Refer to Council Engineering Construction Specifications for Council requirements.
Where works are required within a Classified Road, the applicant must obtain concurrence from Roads and Maritime (RMS). Evidence of RMS concurrence shall be included in your application to Council for Section 138 approval.
While Council does not charge for a section 138 application, we do charge a permit fees as per our fees and charges schedule.
In order to make an application, Council requires the following in writing:
- Location and address of the cattle property
- Sections of roads affected
- Duration of use and near town times of the day is also required
- Number of head
Typical approval requires the following:
- Insurance that Indemnify Council against any liability claims arising from such approval
- Consent for this agreement is in accordance with the Rules and Conditions set out by the Local Lands Services
- The agreement can NOT be assigned or transferred to another person or company
- This consent is only valid when issued in conjunction with a Stock Grazing Permit issued by the Local Lands Services
This approval process is in accordance with Temporary Stock Grazing Permit from the Local Lands Services under the Rural Lands Protection Act, 1989, Part 8 Division 5, Section 101, in respect of public road(s) vested in Council.


The City of Jacksonville has announced two projects that may impact area motorists.
Crews are expected to remove old pavement and replace it with new on Carolina Forest Boulevard this week. Work is to begin on Friday May 3, dependent on weather.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation has also announced on Monday May 6, the outside northbound lane on Gum Branch Road, near Raintree Road, will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to fix a pipe under the road. This work is also dependent on good weather, according to the city announcement.
The Carolina Forest Boulevard work is the continuation of work that was arranged to repair the median-divided two-lane road. The design makes ongoing work and travel difficult since there is no center space to use for temporary travel. Travel will be facilitated during the 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. work period using a traffic control system.
Work began last summer and will be completed in phases. The work is expected to take about two-to-three days, depending on the weather. The work will consist of milling the old pavement, then replacing it with new pavement.
Questions about the project can be directed to Jacksonville City Engineering at 910-938-5233.
For more information and updated scheduling on the Gum Branch work, visit http://www.ncdot.gov and click on “Travel & Maps” then, click on “Traveler Information Management System” and use the dropdown menus for county or route, or call “511” from any phone.


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(A) No building permit shall be issued until an official road address number has been assigned for that lot. The record plat of any subdivision hereafter recorded must show the road address number for each lot created or recorded.
(B) No zoning certificate of occupancy and compliance or building inspection certificate of compliance shall be issued by the Planning and Zoning Department or the Building Inspections Department until the road address number for that building or lot is properly displayed.
(C) Owners and occupants of buildings already constructed which do not comply with this subchapter will be notified and requested to meet these requirements within 60 days from the date of the notification. A warning notice will be issued after 60 days if the requirements have not been met. If the owner or occupant does not comply voluntarily with this subchapter within 30 days of delivery of a warning notice by registered or certified mail or by hand delivery to the building in violation, enforcement action pursuant to G.S. § 153A-123 may be initiated. This subchapter may also be enforced by appropriate equitable remedy issued by a court of competent jurisdiction including but not limited to issuance of mandatory or prohibitory injunctions and orders of abatement. Each day of continuing violation of the terms of this subchapter shall constitute a separate and distinct offense.
(Res. passed 10-7-91)


§ Lord Marlesford
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Whether they intend to hold a public inquiry into the proposed A303 Stonehenge (Amesbury to Berwick Down) improvement scheme; if so, when it will be set up; and where it will be held. [HL3010]
§ Lord Falconer of Thoroton
The decision on the need for a public inquiry into the A303 Stonehenge improvement scheme will he taken in the light of the nature and weight of objections to the statutory proposals due to be published towards the end of this year. It is too early to set a date or venue for an inquiry, although the venue will be in the vicinity.


UAE | Housing & Property
Rat menace: traps set up to tackle gnawing problem
Vermin and pests have been a problem for JBR residents
- Over a hundred black boxes like the one above are being used to trap rats in JBR
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Without adequate bus shelters, people are facing a rough time waiting in the blistering summer heat.
Reader is concerned that passersby might injure themselves unknowingly.
The King Faisal Street had pedestrian crossings, but they have faded with time.
Reader says that the crossings are at a great distance and so pedestrians are tempted to jaywalk.


Effective Saturday, March 9, these changes will take effect on Route 539
• New Route 539A trips will no longer serve Normandale Village to better reflect demand along the route.
Trips serving Normandale Village will be named Route 539B.
Get details here or pick up an updated schedule, available on buses now.
Call transit information at 612-373-3333 for more information.
Thank you for riding with us!


4513 Hwy 389, Lynn Haven, FL 32444
sale $500,000 | Vacant Land
Courtesy Of Pelican Real Estate
Looking for a a residential or commercial development opportunity? This parcel is approximately 3.5 acres and zoned MIXED USE. Property is conveniently located in Lynn Haven, near Panama City & Hwy 231, with a high traffic count. The Seller just demolished the existing structure so you no longer have that expense prior to development. Great opportunity for residential development or professional office building. All information is believed to be correct but should be verified by Buyer. Click on 'Virtual Tour' in 'Photos' section for video. See also MLS 630333 in Residential Land.
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- Architecture Style: Other
- Legal Description: 15 3S 14W -7.1- 103A ST AND BAY DEV CO PLAT BEG SW COR LOT 30 TH E 302.68' N 158.05' E 321.58' N 176.91' W 618.25' S 333.06' TO POB ORB 2688 P 19
- MLSID: 653083
- Roof Type: Unknown
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Community Strategic Plan - Our Byron Our Future
Our Byron Our Future: Community Strategic Plan 2028
Council's new Community Strategic Plan (CSP) document, Our Byron, Our Future , sets out our aspirations for the next ten years to 2028. It is a whole-of-Byron Shire document which has been developed following in-depth community engagement to understand our collective vision, aspirations and priorities.
The plan was presented to the community for feedback during February and March before being adopted by Council in May 2018.
Download the Community Strategic Plan - Our Byron, Our Future
For more information on the consultation process see the Engagement Outcomes Report.


25 000m² Office to Rent in Rosebank JHB
R295.00/m² | R7 375 000/month
Office space development opportunity in Rosebank, Johannesburg. The 22 000 m ² proposed site is bounded by Cradock, Bierman and Bath Avenues. The site is centrally located in the ...
Address: Cradock Avenue, Rosebank JHB
Property Agent: Gavin Klarmann
Date confirmed available: 5th May, 2022
Ref Number: 197824


Construction Trades Apprenticeship Preparatory Program
The LRT BUILD Program is an apprenticeship preparatory program that prepares long-term unemployed adults and high school graduates for careers in the construction industry. This program offers graduates the opportunity to meet with unions and contractors working on the Southwest Light Rail Transit (METRO Green Line Extension) Project.
The application period for the 2017 LRT BUILD Program is now closed. Information on future training opportunities will be posted on this web page when it is available.
In the News: LRT BUILD Puts Graduates on Career Track
Finance & Commerce profiled LRT BUILD graduates in an August 2017 article.
Video: First LRT BUILD Students Prepare for Graduation
The students are part of LRT Build, an apprenticeship preparatory program run by the Metropolitan Council. The purpose of the trip was to introduce perspective apprentices to a career in construction and possibly finding work in the construction industry including the METRO Green Line Extension and Blue Line Extension light rail projects.


384 Embarcadero & 140—160 Franklin at Jack London Square
We are committed to creating a healthy work environment that also respects our natural environment. Planned upgrades and improvements include the initiation of a project-wide recycling program and energy-efficient lighting and HVAC system. Upgrades to the lobbies and common areas will apply LEED building practices and utilize materials from sustainable & renewable sources per the US Green Building Council.
You can find all the current floorplans and other details at the Loopnet link below.


District of Clearwater News and Press
News and Press
- Saturday, 26 July 2014 04:07
Please download the following Special Council Meeting Agenda.
- Friday, 25 July 2014 21:03
Please read the following Public Notice for the Road Closure at Murtle Crescent and Helmcken Street.
- Wednesday, 23 July 2014 05:36
Effective at noon on Wednesday July 23rd, 2014 the campfire ban is rescinded in the District of Clearwater.
Please download the following press release for more information.
- Monday, 14 July 2014 17:10
The District of Clearwater has a new look complete with many new smooth surfaces and the addition of bike lanes / walking lanes has been well received. The contractor is working hard to get the work done in a timely manner. In the past month, over 12 km of paved overlay has been completed.
In addition to positive feedback, a common question received at the DOC is “why did my road not get paved when it is one of the worst?” The short answer is that with over 84 km of roads, there really isn’t enough funding at this point to address everything that has “need”. It was decided to stretch the dollars for the widest impact to the community. Council will continue to look at funding options and grants for future roads within the District.
The road choices were based on an audit that was initiated by the District prior to taking over the responsibility of the roads. During the audit roads were classified into category by condition and costs were associated with each category. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure agreed to complete pavement overlay to a maximum dollar amount for the District. To capitalize on the dollar value, roads that required the LEAST preparation for resurfacing and would have an extended life of upwards of 10 years were addressed. As many people will note, Robson Street was not done and this is an example of a road that requires in excess of a hundred thousand dollars before it could be resurfaced.
The roads project was made possible by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure through a contract they managed with Emil Anderson Construction. The Contractor is now in the process of doing the shoulder work (0.5m gravel shoulder) for all paving work within the community. This will be complete in the next couple of weeks, and includes the transitions between old and new pavement with regards to driveways and approaches.
All further questions can be directed to the District of Clearwater and the public is welcome at any time to look over the details of the Infrastructure Master Plan. We look forward to serving the citizens of Clearwater in the new Dutch Lake offices starting Monday July 22nd!
- Friday, 11 July 2014 08:09
Please download the following flyer for more information on the upcoming Learn to Fish Programs being held in Wells Gray Park.
- Monday, 30 June 2014 05:48
Please download the following posters for more information in Summer Recreation Programs in the District of Clearwater.
- Monday, 30 June 2014 05:46
Please download the following document for more information in the updated recommendations to the Community Economic Development Strategic Plan for DOC.
- Wednesday, 18 June 2014 05:25
Effective at noon on June 15, 2014 Open burning is prohibited within the District of Clearwater. Please see the following poster for more information.
- Wednesday, 18 June 2014 05:23
Please download the following PDF document to learn more about What's Happening in the District of Clearwater for the week of June 19th.
- Friday, 13 June 2014 04:47
The District of Clearwater is asking for your cooperation:
Over the next three to four weeks you will notice that there is activity within the District of Clearwater as paving crews complete milling, and surfacing of municipal roads - weather dependent. This project is in cooperation with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure. The public’s patience and understanding is appreciated. Any questions or concerns can be directed through the District office at 250-674-2257.
- Clearwater Fire Department Fathers Day Lunch
- Canada Day on the Beach
- Tipping Fees for Construction Waste to Go Up
- District of Clearwater Newsletter Vol 3 Issue 3
- Canfor Summer BBQ
- EVACUATION ALERT RESCINDED
- eHOG - Claim Your Home Owner Grant Online
- Wells Gray Treasure Trails
- IMPORTANT WATER QUALITY ADVISORY (RESCINDED)
- What's Happening in the District of Clearwater


KENNETH & DORETHA B. KRAWCZYK - VARIANCE APPLICATION - TOWN OF RANDALL
KENNETH & DORETHA B. KRAWCZYK, 40500 119th St., Genoa City WI 53128 (Owner), Phil Bryant, 314 W. Nippersink, Suite B, Round Lake, IL 60073 (Agent), requesting a variance (Section V. A. 12.27-6(c): that there shall be a maximum of two buildings that shall be limited to a total of 1,800 square feet in area and that said buildings shall not exceed 20 feet in height in the C-2 Upland Resource Conservancy Dist.) to construct a second large detached accessory structure that is to be 62’ x 81’ in area and 24’ high (required 20’ height limit) so that the two existing detached accessory structures are limited to a total of 6,000 sq. ft. in area (required 1,800 sq. ft. total) on Tax Key Parcel #60-4-119-312-0120, Town of Randall.


March 08 2018
First Public Open House - City Hall 6060 S Quebec - 5-8PM
We want your input! Traffic is the top concern for citizens in Greenwood Village, based on the results of the four most recent Citizen Surveys. Come provide your input and learn more about Greenwood Village Connects. Drop in any time between 5:00 and 8:00 PM at 6060 S Quebec Street, Greenwood Village.


Delamination of rd surface
Reported via desktop in the Road surface category anonymously at 11:59, Friday 19 February 2021
Sent to National Highways less than a minute later
Very poor road condition approaching A3 southboound off-slip to A245 roundabout Esher By-Pass. Particularly in Lane 2 approx between Elvedon Road bridge and Off-Slip.
Provide an update


Late-June to August 2018
Replace the Highway 210 bridge with a new box culvert at Moran Creek, five miles west of Staples, between 251st Ave and Todd CR 9. Project info brochure, pdf
Highway 210 will close from Todd CR 9 to Highway 10 in Staples between late-June and August. Plans are as follows:
- Thru traffic: Detour uses Highway 10 in Staples and CR 9. Detour map
- Local traffic: Road to be closed at bridge between CR 9 and 251st Ave, please seek closest alternate route. Map
- Buggy traffic area: Please be alert and watch for slow-moving horse and buggy traffic in the area, including on the detour route. Share the road and drive safe.


A planning application ref: 18/0876/PP has been lodge with Renfrewshire Council for the erection of two dwelling houses (in principle) on the land to west of 25, Gates Road.
One dwelling house will be accessed from Gates Road and the other from Eastend
The planning application and its ‘Related Documents’ can be viewed online on Renfrewshire Council’s website and you can also leave a comment. Inserting 18/0876/PP in the search box HERE.
If, as a member of the public, you wish to make a representation to Renfrewshire Council with regards to the above application, then the last date for representations to Renfrewshire Council is Saturday 2nd February 2019.
You can either enter your comments online using the above link, or you can write to -
Head of Planning
Communities, Housing and Planning
Paisley PA1 1JD
If you make a representation to Renfrewshire Council and wish to share it with LochwinnochCommunity Council, then please do so on or before Friday 25th January by emailing it to firstname.lastname@example.org


Roadwork to be conducted between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. March 7.
The agency says travelers should expect 10-minute delays in both directions until 4 p.m.
Completion expected July 12.
Funds from SB 1 planned for improvements to Fairview, Union, Hospital, Buena Vista and Southside roads. Repairs range from resurfacing to filling potholes.
Board plans April vote to consider spending $350,000 on resurfacing a half-mile strip of road.
Resident says county can't fix the road or communicate with constituents.


Reported in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 15:19, Sat 19 September 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
A large bump has appeared in the pavement outside no. 98 Hengrove Lane - a danger to pedestrians as someone could easily trip over it without noticing it.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:19, Sat 19 September 2020
If the issue still exists, please review the location and the description and let us know by creating a new enquiry on FixMyStreet
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:25, Wednesday 11 May 2022
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.


- 6:30 p.m.
- 1st Wednesday of every month
- Town Hall Main Meeting Room
1 Kings Highway
Middletown, NJ 07748
The meeting on July 5, 2023 has been cancelled. All scheduled matters will be carried to the next regularly scheduled meeting on August 2, 2023.
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
Upcoming Special Planning Board Meetings
The Redevelopment Investigation Study for the Route 36 corridor will be presented at three consecutive Special Planning Board Meetings on the following dates at 6:30 PM in the Courtroom at Town Hall (1 Kings Highway):
The meetings will help the Planning Board determine whether the study area meets the statutory criteria to be designated as an area in need of redevelopment for non-condemnation purposes. The community and public are encouraged to attend and participate!
Visit www.middletownnj.org/rt36 for more information.
Rules for Citizen Input at Regular Meetings
At the time of a hearing on an application, it is at the conclusion of a witness’s testimony, or after the conclusion of the applicant’s testimony that the Chair shall allow the members of the public and any interested parties to ask questions of such witness, and may permit reasonable cross-examination by council representing an objector or interested party. The meeting is also open to the public for items not appearing on the Agenda in the beginning of each meeting.
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55-D-23, the Planning Board consists of 9 members and 2 alternates appointed by the Mayor and Township Committee.
The members are as follows:
- 1 - Class 1 concurrent with term - Mayor or Mayor’s Designee
- 1 - Class 2 with 1 year term - Official of Township
- 1 - Class 3 with 1 year term - Township Committee Member
- 6 - Class 4 with 4 year term
- Alternates I and II with staggered 2 year terms
Planning Department Duties
Planning Department staff provides the Planning Board with development reviews and administrative support. Department personnel are also available to the public to explain specific applications, as well as oversee engineering and legal support. The records of all applications pending before the Board are located in the Planning Department’s active files.
The Planning Board pursuant to state law is responsible for preparing the Township’s Master Plan; reexamining the master plan and development regulations at least every 6 years; and reviewing site plans and subdivisions.


10 Sept. 2021, 9:00 – 11 Sept. 2021, 18:00
The construction sector is booming and many good projects have been developed or are in progress. The biggest challenges that lie ahead are deep retrofits for existing buildings worldwide. The International Passive House Conference will adress – among other topics – possible solutions for prefabricated construction and renovation concepts for highly efficient new builds and renovations.
Participants can expect a wide range of networking opportunities, presentations, workshops and building tours that will highlight the lastest Passive House developments. As per trandition, the conference will be accompanied by the Passive House exhibition where leading manufacturers will present their latest products!
The 25th International Passive House Conference and exhibition will take place on 10 and 11 September 2021 in the historical city hall of Wuppertal, Germany. Additional online offerings will be provided to enable participants from around the work to take part.
Further information and the conference programme will be available shortly.
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Arlington’s 77 bus route is included in the MBTA’s new pilot program, which will extend weekend service on all subways and the 15 most popular bus routes until 3 a.m. starting this spring.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announced the one-year pilot program Tuesday, according to the Boston Globe. The program will be funded by $20 million in state funds, as well as corporate sponsors, the Globe reports.
The 77 bus route runs along Mass. Ave. from the Arlington Heights Busway to Cambridge’s Harvard Square.
It currently shuts down just before 1 a.m. The program is expected to start in March or April -- if it's popular, it could become permanent, according to the Globe.
Late-night fares will be the same as regular fares.
Are you a fan of the 77’s new weekend hours?


Pease Pottage Services, NE-bound service updates
Showing only service updates for Pease Pottage Services, NE-bound.
These disruptions could affect future journeys
- Affected routes:
Station Way/Brighton Road will be closed from
Monday 29th August until Wednesday 7th October 2022.
Buses will be unable to serve this stop and will be diverted via Southgate Avenue in both


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The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has unveiled plans for flat roofs and empty spaces in the city to be transformed into vegetables patches to promote local sustainable food production and the protection of the environment in the face of climate change.
Johnson aims to have 2,012 green plots in the city by 2012 in the hope that homegrown food might be available for the athletes in time for the 2012 Olympics.
Chair of London Food, Rosie Boycott, a former newspaper editor appointed by Johnson this summer, hopes councils, hospitals, housing estates and schools will start growing their own fruit and vegetables instead of buying them from supermarkets.
Launching the ‘Capital Growth’ project at a vegetable and herb garden maintained by a charity for disabled people in Battersea Park, Boycott said, ‘London has a good deal of green spaces—some derelict or underused—but they are not being used as well as they could be. We also have a veritable host of enthusiastic gardeners who are well equipped to turning derelict or underused spaces into thriving oases offering healthy food and a fantastic focus for the community. Capital Growth will identify spaces across the capital—often in surprising places such as roof gardens—and help London’s communities grow their own food’.
According to Boycott, potential plots could also be found on the banks of reservoirs and canals and in disused railway yards.
Johnson added that, ‘This will aid people to reconnect with where their fruit and veg comes from and cut the congestion and carbon emissions associated with the transportation of food from miles away. “Capital Growth” is a win-win scheme, good for our communities and good for our environment’.
The London Development Agency will fund a pilot scheme, costing £87,000 over the next six months to find the first 50 patches of land.
Also in the UK, Wales has recently become the first ‘Fair Trade Nation’, at the head of the project to help the world’s poorest producers get a fair price for their products. Wales has 58 Fairtrade towns, Fairtrade groups in all its 22 counties and 380 schools committed to learning about Fairtrade and Fairtrade products.
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Irish Water are to carry out weekly assessments on the roads being used as detours while the main roads are being closed to allow for the the laying of sewer pipes.
The Borris-in-Ossory and Mountmellick councillors heard that director of services, Kieran Kehoe had met with Irish Water, and they were to speak to contractors Ward and Burke about the condition of the roads.
“There was three outcomes from that meeting. The first is that Ward and Burke are to go along each rat run, and every Saturday the verges are to be cleaned. Finally, Irish Water are to assess the work that needs to be done on the roads,” Anna Marie Delaney told the meeting.
Cllr Brendan Phelan said Harristown will be used as a rat run, during the next set of road closures.
He had previously been told that this road would be included for consideration in the 2015 road programme.
“That road is in a very bad condition. It’s nearly gone past repair,” Cllr Phelan said.
He continued: “Ward and Burke and Irish Water kicked this one for touch.
“There is nowhere to pull in on the majority of those roads. It’s three to four weeks before the next road closure, we should work out a plan before then.”
Previously, Cllr Phelan said he feared there would be a serious accident on the road.
While local resident, Declan Gorman complained about the state of the roads, late last year.
“There is no where to pull in if you meet a car, even some of the houses have bollards along the grass verges to stop cars pulling in, ” he said.
“There is a lot of traffic on that road now and it is practically meeting in the middle in one spot.”
Mr Gorman argued that it was the wrong time of the year to be doing this work.
At the time, the area engineer said lorries were ignoring the signs. “Vehicles are ignoring the signs, artics are going down local roads, we don’t want that, they are not it to take them, “ Brenda Cuddy said.


Alternate Side Parking to be Suspended from July 27 – August 2
Alternate Side Parking rules will be suspended for one week starting Monday, July 27 through Sunday, August 2. Parking meters will remain in effect.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio this morning during today’s Press Conference:
“Many, many New Yorkers care deeply about alternate side parking because it affects so many people’s every-day lives. So, first, for next week, alternate side parking will be suspended next week through Sunday, August 2nd. So, no, alternate side parking anywhere next week. But then, after that, starting Monday, August 3rd, we’re going to resume alternate side parking on an ongoing basis. So, we’re going to take another step towards something a little more normal, go back to having alternate side parking on a regular basis. That will go all the way from Monday, August 3rd to Saturday, September 5th – the Saturday right before Labor Day. So, for the whole month of August, and the beginning of September, alternate side, parking back the way it was, but with an important change that we’re now saying, if you’re on one of those streets that has multiple times a week that you have to move your car on your side of the street, we want to address that issue, make it easier for you, make it clear you can only do that one time a week, going forward, and you do that on the last day. We’re going to get a lot more information out. But, again, if you’re on a street that you have to park your car or honor alternate side multiple times during the week on your side of the street, it will be during this period for this next month only once per week and it will be the last day noted on your side of the street. We’ll get a lot more information out on it. And this is – again, why do we do alternate side parking? We do it to be able to clean the curbs, keep our streets clean, keep our sidewalks clean, keep our communities clean. So, we’re going back to it, but we’re going to try and do it in a way that makes sense and makes it easier for the people of this city.”


3 Feb 2011: The Borough revisited
Philip Marriage writes: The Borough has certainly changed in the 45 years since I left HMSO's St Stephen's Press in Pocock Street. The whole area is so much smarter, from Southwark Cathedral just south of the Thames and the exotic Borough Market with foods from all over the world, past London Bridge and southwards down Borough High Street to St George the Martyr opposite the Borough Underground Station. Even the short walk down Lant Street past The Gladstone, onto Sawyer Street and its smartly painted red Fire Station and thence to Pocock Street revealed a gentrification which surprised me. The Ship on Borough High Street offered my wife and I a fulfilling dinner as it has done for some years for those attending the annual HMSO 'Second Tuesday in December Society'. But towering over the whole area is the emerging Shard building changing the skyline forever.


Hurricane Preparedness is Everyone's Responsibility
Determination of stories above grade in elevated one and two family dwellings in flood hazard areas...(read more)
The purview of the Incorporated Village of Freeport's Building Department is administering and enforcing the codes for:
The Building Department will also regulate and govern:
All structural work conducted in residential or commercial properties requires the submittal of an application for a permit with 2 sets of signed and sealed Architectural drawings. All construction, plumbing and electrical work requires a permit from the Building Department and must conform to the N.Y.S. Uniform Fire Protection and building code, as well as other Village of Freeport related codes.
The building department will not accept any applications for any construction unless the following are provided at time of filing:
Permit applications and requirements are available at Village Hall. Or, they can be requested via email or downloaded. Complaint Forms may also be found at the Freeport Recreation Center, the Village Court Clerk's office, the Village Clerk's Office, and the Village Attorney's Office.
If you need flood insurance information, please contact the Building Department.


B4378 ROAD CLOSURE (30.1.2017)
BT require to access boxes to install new fibre cable as part of the fibre speed rollout, to be able to carry out this safely a road closure will be required.
Street : B4378
Location : Between Bourton and Brockton
Date : 30.01.2017
Duration : 10 Days ( Hopefully completed quicker )
Times : 09:30 to 15:30 daily
A full diversion will be in place whilst the road closure is in position.


Posted by Kate Fichter, Green Line Extension Project Manager
We are pleased to announce that the Environmental Assessment (EA) and Section 4(f) Evaluation for the Green Line Extension project is now available for public review. MassDOT and the MBTA are applying for federal funding to support the costs of designing and constructing the Green Line Extension project and the EA is part of the Federal Transit Administration environmental review process.
A Public Hearing will be held on October 20 in Somerville, at which members of the public are invited to provide comments on the EA. At the Hearing, participants may either submit written comments or provide testimony. In addition to seeking public comment on the Green Line Extension EA, MassDOT will also take comments on suggested interim offset mitigation measures needed to compensate for any delay in the implementation of the Green Line Extension Project. Project staff will be available during an Open House prior to the meeting to answer questions. Times and location are as follows:
Thursday, October 20: Open House: 6:00pm, Presentation and Public Comment Period, 6:30pm
The Environmental Assessment is available online at www.mass.gov/greenlineextension. It is also available at public libraries and City Clerks' offices in Cambridge, Medford, and Somerville. or by request to Regan Checchio at 617-357-5772 or email@example.com.
Members of the public who need an accommodation in order to fully participate in the Public Hearing should contact Robert Horacek of MassDOT at 617-973-7171 (TTY: 617-973-7306) or MassDOT.CivilRights@dot.state.ma.us at least one week before the Hearing. Specific language accommodations are available by contacting Rachel Hammerman at 617-357-5772 or firstname.lastname@example.org at least one week before the Hearing.
As always, if you have any questions on the Green Line Extension project, please email at email@example.com.
Casey Arborway: Night Work Begins July 26 posted on Jul 24
As part of the ongoing Casey Arborway Project, night work will resume beginning Sunday, July 26th through Thursday, July 30 and continue for approximately 5 weeks. Night work hours are 8PM to 6AM. Night work is necessary for public safety and will take place with …Continue Reading Casey Arborway: Night Work Begins July 26
Burns Bridge Update: Traffic Shift posted on Jul 22
The Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge project in Worcester-Shrewsbury continues to move toward completion. A traffic shift will take place tonight, Wednesday, July 22nd, when eastbound traffic will be shifted from the northern half of the Burns Bridge to its permanent location on the bridge’s …Continue Reading Burns Bridge Update: Traffic Shift
MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board Convenes First Meeting posted on Jul 21
The five-member Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA) Fiscal and Management Control Board (FMCB) appointed by Governor Charlie Baker convened its first public meeting today at the State Transportation Building in Boston. The Board represents a key reform recommended by the Governor’s MBTA Special Panel following …Continue Reading MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board Convenes First Meeting


Make Detroit Green Again
Nov 30, 2019 04:21PM
The Greening of Detroit is celebrating 30 years of planting 100,000 trees and community building in Detroit on December 3, with a Grow Tomorrow’s Detroit initiative with a donation of $25 or more.
Each year, The Greening of Detroit nonprofit recruits between 500 and 3,000 volunteers to help plant trees, clean up gardens and parks around the city, and work at the tree nursery. There are plenty of opportunities to dig in the dirt and make a positive difference in Detroit.
For more information or to donate, visit GreeningOfDetroit.com.


Over a period of time, we have acquired skills to manage a large number of Highway & Bridge projects simultaneously with the help of a large pool of in-house experts. CEC has constructed high value highways & expressways with complex geological condition requiring tunnels, viaducts, flyovers and large span bridges. In India, we are constructing 855 lane kilometres of National Highways and Outer Ring Road Hyderabad besides couple of major bridges and flyovers. Most of our projects are of 8- lane, 6- lane or 4- lane configurations with divided carriageway using flexible and concrete pavements.
CEC has constructed Cable Stayed Bridges, Arch Bridges, Continuous Box Girder Bridges, Balance Cantilever Bridges, Double Decks Bridges. We have used pre-stressed precast method, Precast segmental methods, post-tensioning precast method, Cast in-situ method besides other methods.
CEC's Highway & Bridges projects in India.
Client: Southern Region Construction Office for the East-West Expressway, Directorate General of Highways, MOTC
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AHMEDABAD: For the first time, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation is going to organize 'Swimming Gala 2013' to encourage participants who learn swimming in the civic body's pools all over the city.
The Gala will be held from Friday at Sardar Patel Stadium swimming pool. The competition will be divided into four categories for children, adults, women and senior citizens and will take place from 2 pm to 7 pm. The competition is open to all members who know swimming. There is no entry fee. For children below 8 years of age, there will be no separate events for boys and girls. The winners will be awarded medals and certificates.
The AMC will also dedicate newly-constructed water distribution stations in Jodhpur extension to the public on Friday. The lokarpan of the stations will be done by Anandi Patel, urban development minister of Gujarat. Mayor Meenaxi Patel will also be present on the occasion. The three water distribution stations to be dedicated to public are in the west zone.


The Tauranga Eastern Link is a 21km four lane highway and is made up of two sections. The first 6km section is an expressway which runs from Te Maunga (near Baypark Stadium) to Domain Road in Papamoa and is an upgrade of the existing State Highway 2.
The tolled section is 15km from the Domain Road interchange to the Paengaroa roundabout, at the State Highway 2 / State Highway 33 intersection.
The Bay of Plenty's largest roading project is recognised by the Government as a road of national significance and is a key strategic transport corridor for the region.
Costing $455 million dollars, the new 21-kilometre route reduces travel times between Tauranga and Paengaroa, is safer and easier to drive and supports regional growth.
To find out more about tolling go to www.tollroad.govt.nz


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