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As of last Monday, the #20 bus route that runs down Commercial Drive is handled by the wonderful new articulated buses.
For years we have had to live with the old buses on The Drive, and boy did they get crowded! Bigger buses, increased schedules — this is a good time!
Update: It has taken me a week to realize that the big new buses on the Drive are trolleys, running on electricity. This makes then even better than my old favourites, the 98 and 99 B Lines, which are powered by gas or diesel!


We wanted to post a quick followup to the Zoning Board hearing that was held on January 8, 2019.
Judge James recently issued his ruling in the developer’s appeal of the City Zoning Board of Adjustment’s (“ZBA”) decision denying his request for a special exception to put in a drive-through. Judge James upheld the ZBA’s denial. Thank you for your support!
Ross Development Company is the developer seeking to redevelop the Albright Church property. On August 20, 2015, it appeared before the ZBA to request permission to include a drive-through pattern on the property for their proposed development. On October 30, 2015, the ZBA denied Ross’s requests. Ross appealed the ZBA’s decision, and on January 8, 2019, Judge James heard oral arguments on Ross’s appeal.
Citing in part concerns raised by the community about placing a drive-through at the location, Judge James’s upheld the ZBA’s ruling to deny Ross’s request for one.
We received many letters of support and a dozen community members came in person to the January 8, 2019 hearing. Your voices and support for the building were heard!
An extra thank you to Attorney David Toal for his work on this matter and the generous donors who have helped us continue the fight.
Thank you for standing with us!
Friends of Albright


The Campus South Athletic Field replaces the former Campus North Athletic Field at 55th Street and University Avenue, as that site now accommodates the new Campus North Residence Hall and Dining Commons. The Campus South Athletic Field is primarily used by University sport club and intramural teams, and also serves as a practice venue for varsity soccer and football.
The field is located south of the midway on the corner of east 61st Street and south Woodlawn Avenue, at a location that was a vacant gravel lot for many years. The new site includes a synthetic turf field with lighting for evening events, bleacher seating for up to 50 spectators and a 1,250-square-foot service building.
- Assistant Project Manager: John Barlow
- Engineer: Eriksson Engineering
- Architect: Brook Architecture
- Contractor: Denco
- Project Contact: John Barlow


Overnight Wednesday, October 17, I-77 Northbound to Temporarily Close
The overnight bridge deck pour at State Route 21 over I-77 was succcessfully completed on Wednesday, October 17.
Weekend of October 19: Full I-77 Closure Between I-480 and I-490
I-77 north and southbound will close between I-480 and I-490 beginning Friday, October 19 at 8 p.m. to facilitate a bridge deck pour on Broadway Ave. over I-77. Motorists will be directed to State Route 176 as an alternate route. Limited local access will be maintained along I-77. Northbound motorists who enter north of I-480 will be exited at Pershing Ave.
• I-77 northbound will reopen to traffic at 5 p.m. Saturday, October 20.
• I-77 southbound will reopen to traffic at 11 p.m. Saturday, October 20.
For more information, email D12.email@example.com or call 216-584-2007.


Street Light outside 33 Wolseley Road BS7 8EL
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 08:05, Fri 16 August 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 5 minutes later
Street light not lit at night for about a week
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 1733598 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


The regular meeting of the Worthington Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, May 4, 2023, at 7:00 pm Louis J.R. Goorey Worthington Municipal Building, 6550 North High Street, Worthington, Ohio 43085 to hear the following request:
Items of Public Hearing – Consent Agenda
There will be no separate discussion of Consent Agenda items as they are considered to be routine by the Board and will be adopted by one motion. If a member of the Board, staff, or the public requests discussion on a particular item, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered separately on the agenda.
- Extension of Construction Completion Period – Renovation – 6108 Huntley Rd. (Donita Harris) EXCP 03-2023
- Extension of Construction Completion Period – Renovation – 6760 Hayhurst St. (Andrew Ratliff) EXCP 04-2023
- Extension of Construction Completion Period – Renovation – 649 High St. (Kevin Rohyans) EXCP 05-2023
- Extension of Construction Completion Period – New House – 576 Greenwich St. (Kevin Rohyans) EXCP 06-2023
Items of Public Hearing – Regular Agenda
- Variance – Side Yard Setback – House Rebuild – 6851 Highland Pl. (James Ross/Buxton) VAR 11-2023
Any person is hereby invited to express their opinions regarding this application either in person, by email at email@example.com, or call (567) 249-0063 and enter conference ID: 456 775 89# during the meeting. The QR Code below provides a link to the public input page.
The City of Worthington will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to attend a public meeting held by the City of Worthington with a minimum of 48 hours advanced notice.


FILLMORE : Council Withdraws Support for Jail Site
The Fillmore City Council has withdrawn its endorsement of a proposed site for the new county jail on Todd Lane in response to an urgent plea from the mayor of Santa Paula.
The council voted 3 to 2 Tuesday to withdraw its endorsement of the Todd Lane site, situated in a greenbelt west of Santa Paula.
The council then voted unanimously to oppose a jail on Toland Road, which is in a different greenbelt between Fillmore and Santa Paula.
The result of the actions is that Fillmore has not endorsed any of the five proposed sites. Fillmore Councilman Roger Campbell said the Board of Supervisors is scheduled to select a jail site Tuesday.
The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department, which is trying to reduce severe jail overcrowding, prefers the Todd Lane site.
The existing jail in Ventura houses 1,100 inmates in a building designed for 400 prisoners.
“Unless the Sheriff’s Department asked you to take a stand, I don’t understand why you did this,” said Santa Paula Mayor Kay Wilson, who left a school board meeting to visit the Fillmore council and plead her case.
Wilson said Fillmore was the only city in Ventura County to take a position on one of the five sites studied for the new jail.
Wilson said she was concerned about future expansion of the new jail, which, she said, could adversely affect surrounding agriculture and air quality countywide.
Fillmore Mayor John Murphy said the council erroneously supported the Todd Lane site because of “a lack of information.”


15-1405H Sanitary Sewer Collection Improvements A and B - Sm & Lg Diameter Sewer Main - Hutchinson, KS
Jeff Peterson, City of Hutchinson
Tuesday, October 10, 2017 - 2:00pm
Hutchinson Public Works
We see ourselves as a partner, working with you to create a design that resonates with your vision.


The Committee provides the community an opportunity to improve neighbourhoods, foster civic pride and grow a proud, confident, safe and healthy community. These grants range from $200 to $1000. We welcome applications that focus on one or more of the following categories:
- Neighbourhood & Community Events and Celebrations
- Indoor and Outdoor Recreation
- Lights and Decorations
- Goodwill Programs
- Beautification and Landscape Projects
Learn more about the Community Enhancement Grants.
If you have received a Community Enhancement Grant, please complete the Evaluation Form for Community Enhancement.


Engineering is a service-oriented division that provides technical support and services to City departments, performs surveys and grade shots for City projects, project management and inspection duties on Capital Improvement Projects (CIP), and department projects. The Engineering Division is also the point of contact for information relating to the NPDES Stormwater Permit.
The City of Punta Gorda paving contractor is scheduled to commence milling, paving and pavement marking work on: Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019 through Friday, March 15, 2019 (weather permitting), on the following list of streets:
- Coral Tree.
- Ryan Blvd.
- La Costa Island Ct.
- Allen St., from Taylor to Cooper St.
- Burland St., from Elizabeth St., to Cooper St.
- Hazel St., from Myrtle St., to Allen St.
- Ida Ave., from Mary St., to Martin Luther King Blvd.
- Brown Ave., from Marion Ave., to Olympia Avenues.
- Fitzburgh St., from Wood St., to Martin Luther King Blvd.
- E. Virginia Ave. between US 41 north and Southbound; including the Taylor St. intersection.
Each road will be open to local traffic only. Detours and impact to traffic are to be anticipated. Hours of operation will be between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Please allow time in travel for minor delays.
When driving in the area, motorist are encouraged to drive with extreme caution and be alert to workers in the right-of-way.
The City of Punta Gorda appreciates your cooperation.
For additional information on this project, please contact Linda Sposito, Sr. Project Manager, City of Punta Gorda Public Works Department at (941) 575-5060 between the business hours of 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday.
Design Permitting and Management of City Construction Projects;
- Drainage and Stormwater Management
- Engineering Review of Commercial Construction Projects
- Special Permits for Dock Construction
- Street Lighting Coordination
- Traffic Signals, Signs and Striping Coordination
- Paving Program


Zoning Board Meeting
|Date:||April 15, 2015|
CITY OF OCEAN CITY
ZONING BOARD AGENDA
APRIL 15, 2015
A meeting of the Ocean City Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to be held Wednesday April 15, 2015 at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall located at 861 Asbury Avenue. The business noted below will be discussed.
Adopt 3/18/15 Meeting Minutes
Memorialize resolutions: ZD14-044 Michael & Joann Roppatte; ZMISC15-004 Victor Maggitti Jr
ZC14-034 Frank Beideman & Melinda Holman, 1604 Pleasure Ave, Block 1608, Lot 46, BN25/2500 ZoneExisting: VacantProposed: New single family requiring rear yard and rear yard patio setbacks and impervious variances.
ZC15-011 Melissa Francis, 11 E 14th St, Block 1308, Lot 36, R-1-40 ZoneExisting: Single familyProposed: Alteration to existing structure requiring front, rear and side yard and gutter variances.
ZD15-009 James Geise & Elizabeth Green, 13 E 14th St, Block 1308, Lot 37, R-1-40 Zone
Proposed: Alteration to existing structure requiring D-2, front, rear aggregate side and side yard variances.
Plans and documents related to the agenda may be reviewed during regular business hours Monday – Friday (9:00 AM – 4:30 PM) at 115 12th Street at the Planning Office.


Carpooling in Brock
Commuters can now set up an account and take advantage of a number of commuter parking lots in Brock by going to https://explore.smartcommute.ca/s/scd
To get started
- Click “Register to Join” and follow the steps to complete this process.
- Explore your carpool options
- Log your carpool trips on your Smart Commute dashboard to track your progress!
For more information, please contact:
Official carpool lot locations and information can be found on the map below or here on the Durham Region Commute Carpool Map:
View Township of Brock Carpool Lots in a larger map


Wednesday, September 6, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Committee of Adjustment
This is a regularly scheduled Wilmot Committee of Adjustment meeting.
A meeting agenda will be posted on this calendar and individual application details will be posted on the development applications page in advance of the meeting.
Please contact the Planning division if you have any questions or wish to participate in the meeting.
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Feds give more money for NY bridges, infrastructure
A new federal transportation bill will provide more than $16.3 billion in direct infrastructure spending to New York State over the next 5 years, $1.5 billion more than New York would receive in a flat-funded bill, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said today.
The bill directs about $300 million more annually to NY help municipalities in the state repair and replace aging infrastructure, Schumer said.
“The regional economy is the very heart of our nation’s economy and our transportation systems are the lifeblood that make it all possible,” Schumer said in a statement. “Investing to maintain and improve those transportation systems boosts our economy in the near- and long-term and that’s exactly what government should be doing to keep our improving economy humming.”
Gov. Andrew Cuomo thanked Schumer and the Congressional delegation for advocating for the state.
“The expected passage of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act is tremendous news for New York State,” said Gov. Andrew Cuomo. “From helping to rebuild outdated bridges in Upstate New York to preventing massive funding cuts that would have hurt millions of public transit riders, this bill provides important support to our State’s infrastructure.”
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, also praised the new funding. She cited statistics from the State Department of Transportation, which considered more than one-third of New York State’s 17,000 bridges in need of repair, with 2,016 graded as structurally deficient and 4,735 graded as functionally obsolete.
In Western New York, there are a total of 2,743 bridges, and of these, 229 are structurally deficient bridges and 465 are functionally obsolete bridges.
In Orleans County, there are 138 bridges and 26 are structurally deficient with 28 functionally obsolete.
“With more stable and long term funding than New York has seen in previous years, it is an important investment in the Empire State’s future,” Cuomo said.


Series 110 2009 ORDINANCES/RESOLUTIONS
Section 110-099; Ord. 20207; Amending Chapter 22 of the City Code as it relates to public hearings on public improvement projects
Bill No. B 48-09
amending Chapter 22 of the City Code as it relates to public hearings on public improvement
projects; and fixing the time when this ordinance shall become effective.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLUMBIA, MISSOURI, AS
SECTION 1. Chapter 22 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Columbia, Missouri, is
hereby amended as follows:
Material to be deleted in
strikeout; material to be added underlined.
Sec. 22-74. Public hearings; time of holding; notice.
Upon the adoption of a resolution by the city council declaring it necessary to make
improvement, as provided in this chapter, the council shall, in respect to all improvements to be
paid for by special assessments and all other public improvements, the total estimated cost of
which shall be seven thousand five hundred dollars ($7,500.00) or more, fix a time at which a
public hearing in respect to such improvement shall be had. The council shall cause
notice of the
such resolution to be published in
a some daily newspaper and published in the city for
seven (7) consecutive insertions, and the.
The public hearing shall be held not less than ten (10) nor more than thirty (30) forty
after the adoption of such resolution. All persons interested in this improvement shall be given an
opportunity to be heard at this public hearing. After such hearing, the council may determine that
it is or is not in the public interest that such improvement or any part thereof be made. If the city
council determines to proceed with the project, the city clerk shall be directed to record a notice
with the Boone County Recorder of Deeds. This notice shall contain the following information:
. . .
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after its passage.
PASSED this 2nd day of March, 2009.


Please note that a few details, such as the street lights and public amenities, remain to be completed over the winter. The contractor will do the last coat of asphalt and the landscaping in the spring.
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The mini-roundabout at chemin McConnell and rue des Manoirs in the Aylmer sector is a first in Quebec! It was installed in November 2011 as part of a pilot project aimed at assessing its effectiveness. The results are currently under review, and will be used to decide whether mini-roundabouts should be used as traffic calming measures in Gatineau.
The roundabout is directly north of the Montcalm roundabout, at the intersection of boulevard Saint-Joseph and boulevard des Allumettières. The Saint-Joseph roundabout has four branches that lead into and out of the central core. Two branches lead to boulevard Saint-Joseph, one going south and the other going north, while the other two lead to boulevard Saint-Laurent going east and west. Each branch has two lanes.
The Montcalm roundabout, which is located at the intersection of boulevard Saint-Joseph and rue Montcalm, has three branches that can be used to get into and out of the central core. Two branches lead to boulevard Saint-Joseph, one going south, the other north. The third branch leads to rue Montcalm. Two of the three branches have one lane, while the boulevard Saint-Joseph nord branch has two lanes.


Solar edificable en el Puerto de Sóller. Puerto de Sóller, Puerto de Sóller
- 445 m2
Building plot of 445m2 with sea views close to the beach in a quiet and secluded area. Its price is €450,000. Possibility of building a single-family home with a pool.
If the buyer is interested, there is a preliminary project that was carried out in 2019 next to the annexed plot.
Undoubtedly one of the last construction opportunities in the Port of Sóller.
The house would have an exceptional location and fantastic views just a few meters from Playa de Sóller but in a little-traveled and quiet area.
- Plot area: 445 m2
- Sale price per m2: 1011.24 €
- Energy Consumption: In progress
- CO2 Emission: In progress


No Orange Line train service between Sullivan & Tufts starting Friday at 8:45 PM and at all times Saturday and Sunday. Use bus shuttles between Sullivan & Haymarket and Green Line between Haymarket & Copley (Back Bay) as alternate service.
On weekends through November 10, there will be no Orange Line service between Sullivan Square and Tufts Medical Center. Shuttles will run between Sullivan Square and Haymarket. Learn more about all weekend service changes.


Date: October 04, 2019
Date: September 6, 2019
Date: July 22- 26, 2019
Date: April 23-26, 2019
Date: February 26, 2019
November 28-30, 2018 Kigali, Rwanda
CSE has helped the state governments of Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Bihar in developing policies/operative guidelines on faecal sludge and septage management.
December 12, 2017
Date: June 28-29, 2016 Venue: Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Regional Conclave on Excreta Management - Mainstreaming Sewage and Septage Flow Diagrams (SFDs) was conducted on June 28, 2016 in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. CSE, Water Programme through this sensitization workshop aimed to develop SFD for their cities that are intended to use it as a planning tool to improve or prepare the City Sanitation plan, or to be able to have suitable interventions to improve sanitation situation. .


The city of Norfolk is looking to expand light rail and city council sees Virginia Beach as fertile ground for Tide tracks.
"Really a slam dunk for the Beach to get involved," said Norfolk Councilman Barclay Winn.
In two weeks Virginia Beach voters will decide whether to let their city leaders explore bringing light rail to the beach. Norfolk's city council is weighing in on the issue too. Tuesday it's set to vote on a resolution that shows its support for extending the Tide into the Beach.
"Hopefully we'll send a message to Beach citizens that we're really serious about what we're doing," Winn said.
But that message is just a message, Beach voters will get a say November 6th.
"Yeah they should handle their own problems," said Sam Klein of Virginia Beach.
"I'm not bothered by it, any extension is great," said Michael Taylor of Virginia Beach.
Councilman Winn says city council is just hoping to get people on the southside to think of light rail not as just a Norfolk issue, or a Virginia Beach issue, but a regional one.
"That is the next phase to alleviate traffic, we're not going to get anymore highway money so we need to get as many people as they want to go as economically and as less crowded as we can," Winn said.


Zoning Boards & Public Hearings
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals is resident composed board that hears, deliberates, and reaches decisions upon requests for variances and conditional uses. The BZA also hears zoning appeals made for any decision by Township in enforcing the Zoning Resolution.
The Zoning Commission is a resident composed board that hears proposals for amendments to the Zoning Resolution, development plans, and rezonings. The ZC decides whether or not to recommend proposed amendments to the Perry Township Board of Trustees.
The Perry Township Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on December 13, at 6:30 PM, at the Perry Township Hall, 7125 Sawmill Rd, Dublin, OH 43016, to consider Variance Case# 23-VAR-0005, submitted by Timothy Beretich and property owners Shawnda N. and Jacklyn R. Martin, for the property located at 6649 McVey Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43235. The application seeks a variance to allow the installation of a pool that exceeds the maximum cumulative area for accessory uses/structures permitted per Perry Township Zoning Resolution Section 512.01(3).
A copy of the application is available below for public viewing.
Due to the size of the current board room, please be advised that available seating in the Township Hall meeting room is limited. As such, seating will be available on a first come, first serve basis. Therefore, we strongly recommend that township residents and the general public view or participate in scheduled meetings virtually or by phone. To view the meeting please go to the Perry Township YouTube Stream: https://www.youtube.com/@PerryTownshipFranklinCounty
Residents who wish to provide testimony at the hearing should email Township Administrator Beth Beatty at email@example.com or call 614-889-2669 no later than Noon on Monday, October 10th. You are welcome to email or call with any questions at any time. Please be advised that office hours are weekdays Monday-Friday between 9 AM and 4 PM.
We understand that people can be angry when they feel that matters about which they feel strongly are not being dealt with as they wish. However, we consider it unacceptable when that anger escalates into aggression or abuse towards our staff or residents. Aggressive or abusive behavior includes language that may cause staff to feel afraid or threatened, derogatory remarks and offensive language. We also consider inflammatory statements, remarks of a discriminatory nature and unsubstantiated allegations to be abusive behavior. The Perry Township Police Department may be notified of aggressive or abusive behavior per ORC § 2917.11(A)(2); this will always be the case if physical violence is used or threatened.


Dallas Bishop Arts District is known for its diverse nightlife, chic independent fashion stores, and colorful street art in Oak Cliff. This project is going to replace an existing library and be situated in the center of the district. When completed, this library will be LEED Gold rated and operates as a sustainable civic structure in the Dallas area. The library includes an artist studio, some gallery spaces, and a street-side cafe, which helps to build a connection between the library and the local community.
G+SAAN’s engineering office G and S provided building engineering services for this project. The design team used BIM to fully integrate the architectural design with building engineering systems including structural, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing. The lead architect firm for this project was Oglesby Greene Architecture.


Just to be clear, a roundabout is what I've been taught to call a rotary, which I guess is short for rotary junction. It's when several roads meet and instead of putting up stop signs or traffic lights, the traffic is made to flow in a circle with exits to the roads at various points. In Canada, rotaries are infrequent and used only for major roads like highways (with the exception of Sherwood Park, Alberta). In Scotland, the are frequent, and in Ireland it seems to me they are even more frequent.
Let me put it this way. In Dunoon, there is a street called John Street, on which lies my bank and the supermarket. John Street forms a T-intersection with Alexandra Parade, a street that runs along the waterfront. In any Canadian town of Dunoon's size, this intersection would have a stop sign on John Street. Or perhaps given that John Street is busy enough, there would be a three-way stop at the intersection. This is not the case. Instead, there is a little concrete circle, only about 3-4 feet in diameter, in the centre of the intersection. It is a roundabout, albeit a tiny one. There is another roundabout farther down Alexandra Parade by the ferry where the street merges with Argyll Street (the main drag) to form a street called Victoria Parade. And according to my map of Dunoon, there's another roundabout farther down that street. So Dunoon has three roundabouts in a town of about 9,000 people.
Roundabouts are even more frequent out on the highways, known as motorways in this country, and to my amusement, dual carriageways when it's a divided highway. I picture horse-drawn carriages zipping along at 70 mph. Another similar out-of-date term is "telegraph pole" for any pole, be it telephone or electrical. Anyway, from what I've seen of the motorways in Scotland and Ireland, instead of using a ramp-exit system with over/under-passes like is used on Canadian highways, roundabouts are used whenever roads meet. There are sometimes over/under-passes, but they are still part of a roundabout. These large roundabouts don't have little concrete circles in the middle obviously, instead they have raised banks of grass with plants and trees.
On a bus from Dublin to Kilkenny, near the town of Naas, my bus went through three roundabouts in succession. I'm not joking - through one roundabout, then a few hundred yards of straight road before another, and then repeat. I have no idea how much the bus' direction of travel was altered from its original course after all that whirling around - we could have been going back again for all I knew.


The widening works of the Nala were being executed by GHMC in Two Phases at an estimated Cost of Rs.3.93 Crores. The First Phase works are located at Dabeerpura Darwaza and would cost Rs. 1.98 Crore and the Second Phase works are from Puranai Haveli to Ganga Nagar Nala. It would cost Rs.1.95 crore, which includes Nala Extension, desilting, construction of retaining wall and CC Slab.
Owaisi asked about the details of Nala works from GHMC Officials and asked them to expedite the Nala works and complete them at the earliest.
He was accompanied by Yakutpura MLA Syed Ahmed Pasha Quadri, MLC Mirza Riyaz Ul Hasan Effandi ‘Alamdar walajahi Corporators and GHMC officials. (PMI)


We NEED your help!
Please write a brief email to the City Council and Mayor (email@example.com
) to express your support for singletrack trails in Sheehan Park.
For the last several months, we have worked to create a proposal to build multi-use singletrack trails at Sheehan Park in Sun Prairie.
On December 16, we presented this proposal to the City of Sun Prairie, and it was generally very well-received. Since then, we have encountered some unexpected and very vocal opposition to the proposed trail system. We need supporters of this proposal to express their support as soon as possible!
Your email to the City Council and Mayor does not need to be long or detailed (the official proposal is already very long & detailed). A brief expression of support is best for you and for the City Officials who read your message. You can view the full proposal at the Sun Prairie Moves link below. Once you have sent your email, please comment on this post.
Thank you for your support!http://sunprairiemoves.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Natural-Trails-in-Sheehan-Park-Proposal.pdf


A 100-foot bike path that connects an Elk Grove street to an existing path near Laguna Creek has run up quite a cost.
The price tag of the Camada Trail is now about $1,150 per foot, according to this KCRA report, bringing the total cost up to $115,000. Elk Grove Online commenters have taken notice of the cost. Some complain of government bureaucracy, while others feel the trail is worth the money.
"That is a lot of money, but if it is where I think it is, it will be greatly appreciated," said one commenter. "That was a very bad situation, quite a steep but short hill to navigate both up and down, muddly in the winter and rutted, a dangerous path carved out by people trying to get on and off the trail."
Much of the trail was funded by a $60,000+ federal grant, according to KCRA. The rest comes from local taxes and transportation funds. Part of the reason the cost ran so high is that the city didn't anticipate having to purchase the land to develop the trail.
Share your thoughts about the trail and its cost below. Too much money, or is this project worth it?


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Notice of Call for Nominations
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the offices of: Councillor for the R.M. of Cymri – Division 2 Councillor for the R.M. of Cymri – Division 4 Councillor for the R.M. of Cymri – Division 6 Will be received by the undersigned on the 5th...
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Building Permit Forms
PBI's Residential and Commercial Building Permit forms are required for residential and commercial projects. Residential Permit Commercial Permit Form Farm Building Exemption Development Permit Application forms below are required for all development within the RM....
2022 SAMA Farmland Assessment Information
Please follow the link for the updated 2022 SAMA Farmland Assessment Information


Kolkata Mayor Firhad Hakim on Saturday said the city’s civic body is strictly against illegal construction, but does not believe in using bulldozers against people.
Hakim was responding to a comment made by Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court, who reportedly said that Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) can get a bulldozer from UP if it cannot demolish an unauthorised building in the city.
“We do not allow illegal constructions, but to deal with these situations we follow the due process and not force,” the mayor told reporters.
Justice Gangopadhyay made the statement while hearing a contempt petition, alleging that the KMC has not demolished an illegal construction despite an earlier order of the court.
The matter relates to a complaint of unauthorised construction at Maniktala Main Road in north Kolkata, which was directed to be demolished by the high court in 2018.
It was later alleged before the high court that following the demolition by the KMC, illegal construction at the same site had come up again. The court again in 2021 ordered the demolition of the construction.
A contempt petition was moved before the high court alleging that despite the order of demolition of the unauthorised construction, it had not been complied with.
The matter will come up for hearing again next week, KMC’s counsel Alok Ghosh said.


The Lake Huron Primary Water Supply System will be shutting down the Lake Huron Water Treatment Plant Thursday April 20th, from 5:00am to 5:00pm to complete scheduled maintenance work.
During this time, the Municipality of North Middlesex would like to encourage residents to try to limit water consumption. These water conservation efforts will help the Municipality maintain adequate water supply during the shutdown period.
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We are excited to announce that Huerfano County is updating its 2017 Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP). We would like to invite you to join us in this important process as a member of the Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee (HMPC). Your participation is essential to ensure that all hazard data, information, and mitigation projects are included in this update.
To begin the update process, we will hold a Project Kickoff Meeting on May 1st, 2023 to explain the update process, roles, responsibilities, and participation needs for all HMPC members and adopting jurisdictions, as well as the hazards that affect Huerfano County. We strongly encourage your attendance at this meeting!
The primary goal of the HMP is to reduce the impacts of natural and man-made hazards to the citizens, property, and critical infrastructure in the County. In order to be eligible for certain pre- and post-disaster mitigation funding, the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 requires that local governments have a FEMA-approved HMP in place.
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The Township Committee will hold a special meeting tonight at the Maplewood Library to discuss the ongoing plans for a major renovation to the library.
The meeting is set for 7 p.m. at the main branch, 51 Baker St., and will include representatives from Sage & Coombe Architects, who were chosen in November to create the renovation plan that could top $15 million.
"This meeting is to have the architects report out what they heard from the meetings they held with various stakeholders," Mayor Vic Deluca said via email. "And to get the TC's input."
See the agenda HERE.


MassDOT Community Forums continue in April as part of the You Move Massachusetts Civic Engagement Initiative. The dates and locations are below:
Tuesday, April 6th, 9:30AM-11:00AM
State Transportation Building – 10 Park Plaza, MBTA Board Room, 3rd Floor.
Tuesday April 20th, 6:00PM-7:00PM
Hyannis, Intermodal Center
The April 6 meeting in Boston will include an overview of the MassDOT Aeronautics Division and Transportation Planning. The April 20 meeting in Hyannis will include an update on regional Highway Division projects along with a Regional Transit update. All community forums provide ample opportunity for questions and discussion.
Visit the MassDOT Information Center on the web to learn more about previous forum presentations.


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- Date: 02/22/2018 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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- Introduction: The Town of Dillon will hold an Informational Meeting to discuss the Community Garden opening in the spring of 2018.
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Timescales should be adhered to and will not be extended without an exceptional reason to do so and without prior notice. The closing date for submissions is Friday 16 April 2019.
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- Water main pipe in Leahy Street was cleaned and flushed and tested for connection to the City System.
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- New water main will be tied in at the mid-block between Hume and Hovey to Barney.
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- Clean, flush and test the new water main in Hume.
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- Connect new water main in Hume to the new water main in Leahy.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Please take notice that a public hearing will be held at the Milton Town Hall, 23 First Street, Town of Milton, Rock County, WI beginning at 6:30pm, on Monday, March 8th, 2021, to consider the following change:
Application of Glen Marton and Emily Raschig-11901 N Bryan Rd, Milton, WI for a Conditional Use Permit to exceed the 3,000 sq ft allowed for accessory buildings. Parcel 6-13-5.02; 4.70 acres, PT NE ¼, NW ¼, Lot 2 Section 1, in the Town of Milton.
Any person interested and/or affected by this change will be given a chance to express their opinions at this time. The Milton Town Board will hold a joint meeting with the Planning & Zoning Committee and review this request.
Dated this 9th day of February, 2021
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Due to COVID-19, please call 608-868-2465 -with any questions or concerns if you are unable to attend the meeting due to social distancing, and safer guidelines.
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GOSHEN — When strong winds nearing 70 mph hit Goshen in the early morning July 1, tearing down tree limbs and electrical poles, the city’s street department started working on cleanup within an hour after the storm cleared.
Cleanup continues in the city, and street commissioner Denny Long said it could take the street department another two to three weeks for storm-related cleanup to be completed.
“The July 1 storm affected the entire city to varying degrees,” Long said in a statement. “In the nearly two weeks since the event, the street department crews have taken 400-plus loads to the Environmental Center, and they have a large area still to collect.”
Because the street department must also work on other tasks, like helping with preparations for the fair and road maintenance, crews are not able to give their full attention to brush pickup. However, cleanup remains a top priority for the street department, Long said.
In a news release, the city of Goshen listed instructions to help facilitate brush pickup for homeowners:
• The Goshen Street Department cannot come onto private property to pull trees off houses, fences or other property.
• With this massive damage, the city cannot be responsible for repairing damaged lawns.
• Whole trees will not be removed.
• Stumps will not be removed.
• Other yard waste will not be removed.
• Piles containing any other storm damage/debris — trash, processed lumber, screens, etc. — will not be removed.
• If vehicles are parked in front of, against or over brush piles, the street crews cannot pick up the pile.
• Brush cannot be placed on concrete to prevent damage from being driven on by heavy street department equipment.
• Cut limbs and brush to a maximum of 10 feet in length. This is necessary so they will fit in street department trucks.
• Limbs may up to 12 inches in diameter.
• Brush piles must be left at the curb and not intrude in the street; brush in alleys will not be removed.
• Brush is to be piled behind the sidewalk so it does not get in the way of repair crews.
• Brush piles are to be placed away from utility poles, fire hydrants or trees.


For the first time since the fall of 2008, MBTA ridership has increased for three consecutive months, from March through May of this year. Average weekday ridership system-wide for May 2010 increased by 3% over May of last year, totaling 1.262 million passenger trips per weekday. In May, an average of 36,000 more passenger trips were made across all modes of MBTA services each weekday.
Continuing improvements to the Massachusetts economy and employment levels are considered by many analysts to be the most likely drivers of these ridership increases.
The MBTA’s bus and subway systems experienced the most significant increases in ridership. Average weekday bus ridership in May of 2009 was 354,700, but it jumped to 378,500 in May of this year. Many bus riders are benefitting from the availability of a feed of real-time bus locations and arrival predictions. Building on a successful pilot for five bus routes last month, the T has now made real-time information available this summer on 12 additional bus routes. Such information is now available to one-third of MBTA bus riders.
On the Red, Blue, and Orange Lines, average weekday ridership rose from 475,600 in May of 2009 to 490,000 this May. Visit MBTA online for schedules and tickets.
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Governor Deval Patrick today announced that the MBTA will present to the MassDOT Board of Directors the recommended company to manufacture and deliver 284 new subway cars for the Red and Orange Lines, replacing decades-old vehicles. Joined by MassDOT Secretary & CEO Richard A. Davey …Continue Reading Governor Patrick: Recommendation to Build MBTA Subway Cars in Massachusetts
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The Army’s 542nd Engineering Construction Battalion is building another steel hanging bridge in a remote barangay of Himamaylan City, Negros Occidental.
The 80-meter steel hanging bridge, with a budget of P2.3 million, will connect Sitio Cabagal to four other sitios of Brgy. Buenavista, Himamaylan City, Capt. Ariel Castro of the 3rd Civil Military Operations Battalion said.
The groundbreaking rites were held July 13 in the area, and was attended by 70 barangay residents headed by Buenavista barangay chairman Harry Higgins, Maj. Arvin Cabantug of the 542ng ECB, Chief Inspector Antonio Benitez, Himamaylan City police chief, and Councilor Emmanuel Castro, who represented Mayor Ernesto Agustin Bascon.
Castro said the steel bridge will connect sitios of Cabagal, Malo, Palay, Vito and Universal, all of Brgy. Buenavista, Himamaylan City. The project is funded by the city government.
Two other steel hanging bridges were also constructed by Army engineers in Brgys Carabalan and Mahalang, all in Himamaylan City.
Cabantug, who is the executive officer of 542 ECB, said the new project is a symbol of “peace and development” dedicated to the Buenavista barangay residents, in collaboration with the city government of Himamaylan.
He added that the steel hanging bridge will provide access to the five Buenavista barangay sitios, whose residents and students now have to cross the river, in order to go to other sitios.*GPB
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The ‘De Put’ railroad underpass between the Vaillantlaan and Calandstraat will get new asphalt. The work will take place in the weekend of 16 to 19 September 2022.
The asphalt of the ‘De Put’ railroad underpass has dangerous cracks and is in poor condition. This is the reason the municipality is carrying out work there.
‘De Put’ railroad underpass What is going to happenThe asphalt of ‘De Put’ will be replaced. A portion of the intersecton with the Parallelweg and the central reserve of the Calandstraat at the intersection with the Waldorpstraat will also get new asphalt.
ScheduleThe work will start at 20.00 hrs. on Friday, 16 September and will last until 6.00 hrs. on Monday, 19 September. The work will continue through Friday night and, if necessary, also Saturday night. The working hours during the day are from 6.00 to 18.00 hrs.
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The Local Rapid Recovery Planning (LRRP) grant kick-off meeting was held March 16, 2021. View this meeting online. Note that this meeting does not include a quorum of a board/ committee/ commission and therefore does not need to comply with the Open Meeting Laws. However, for transparency, we have recorded the meeting for posterity.


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A public forum regarding the Beach Express will be held April 28 at 6 p.m. or immediately following the 5 p.m. Orange Beach City Council committee of the whole meeting. The forum will be held at the Orange Beach Community Center and is sponsored by the Orange Beach Citizen’s Association.
Neil Belitsky, CEO of American Roads, will be the special guest. The forum will present an opportunity to find out more from the operators of the Beach Express, including toll rates, future expansion, new discount programs and more. A recap of the first quarter revenues of the city of Orange Beach will also be presented


During my last visit to Carmel, I noticed a few buildings quite unique about the town. When I saw it, it felts like I’m visiting the English countryside, or something close to it.
Carmel is a small ‘village’ and quite a tight-knit community with very conservative ordinance for the town. Perhaps preserving this cottages, most of them built in the 1920’s is one of the ordinances as it gives the town its unique character. This is certainly something one did not expect in a seaside community such as Carmel.


PLANNING APPLICATIONSNotice ID: OX4158364
OXFORD CITY COUNCIL
THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING TO BE ADVERTISED:
(DEL= Delegated Applications COMM= To be decided by Committee)
17/02305/ADV DEL THE CASTLE TAVERN 24 PARADISE STREET Display of 1no. externally illuminated hanging sign, 1no. externally illuminated fascia sign and 4no. non illuminated wall mounted signs.
17/03159/FUL DEL MODERN ART OXFORD 30 PEMBROKE STREET Replacement of existing square and arched crittall windows and alterations to existing roof lights.
17/03201/ADV DELOXENFORD HOUSE 13-15 MAGDALEN STREET Display of 1no. externally illuminated hanging sign.
17/03200/ADV DEL GOLDEN CROSS COURT 4 CORNMARKET STREET Display of 1no. internally
illuminated aluminium fascia sign and 1no. internally illuminated aluminium roundel sign (retrospective). 17/03212/FUL DEL HART SYNNOT HOUSE LECKFORD ROAD Partial demolition of 2No. existing lift shafts to existing block of post-graduate student flats; Erection of 3 no. new lift shafts, extended landing areas, new stepped and ramped access and alterations to landscaping including insertion of new gates. Roof to be insulated and re-covered with raised parapet, and windows and external doors to be replaced.
17/03277/FUL DEL 31 GLADSTONE ROAD Erection of a
single storey rear extension. (Retrospective) 17/03286/FUL DEL 14 CHARLBURY ROAD Demolishing of existing outbuildings, and erection of a single storey rear extension to be used as a garden room.
17/03287/FUL DEL 77 GEORGE STREET Alterations to
shopfront and installation of replacement signage.
17/03288/ADV DEL 77 GEORGE STREET Display of 2No.
non illuminated hanging signs and display of 2No. internally illuminated wall mounted menu signs.
17/03050/FUL COMM LAND NORTH OF LITTLEMORE HEALTHCARE TRUST SANDFORD ROAD LITTLEMORE 140 residential units together with roads, parking, landscaping and open space.
Conservation Area and Listed Building or Setting
17/03130/LBC DEL MERTON COLLEGE MERTON STREET
Open up 1no. existing window and insert timber casement window to east elevation, Fellows Quad, Staircase 3, and internal alterations to block doorway from Hawkins Room, reinstatement of doorway from Pantry and open up fireplace in study.
17/03104/LBC DEL ALL SOULS COLLEGE HIGH STREET
Erection of a memorial plaque inside the Catte Street entrance to the Codrington Library and North Quadrangle.
17/03141/VAR DEL 14 - 14A BROAD STREET Variation of
condition 3 (Removal of Existing Structure) of planning permission 17/02220/FUL (Erection of single storey rear porch (part retrospective) to allow erection of a new porch to provide weatherproof cover.
17/03156/VAR DEL 14 - 14A BROAD STREET Variation of
condition 6 (Removal of existing structure) of planning permission 17/02221/LBC (Erection of single storey rear porch) to allowerection ofa newporch toprovide weatherproof cover.
This application requires re-advertisement
17/03182/LBC COMM 18-19 COVERED MARKET MARKET
STREET Demolition of existing stall. Replacement with new stall subdivided to create 3No. smaller market stall units. (Amended description) 17/03269/FUL DEL 1-7 LONGWALL STREET Replacement of gates with automatic gates.
17/03269/LBC DEL 1-7 LONGWALL STREET Replacement
of gates with automatic gates.
17/03258/FUL DEL ORIEL COLLEGE ORIEL SQUARE
Erection of new pavilion, creation of a new basement including newkitchen facilities and food lift; removal of existing kitchen and kitchen staircase, new serveries and additional dining and function spaces within Brewhouse Yard, Oriel College, with associated internal alterations. 17/03283/LBC DEL ANGEL COURT 81 ST CLEMENT'S STREET Erection of commemorative blue plaque.
Conservation Area and Major Development
17/03148/FUL COMM OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL BELBROUGHTON ROAD Proposed demolition of existing Art, Design and Healthcare Building and erection of new building including Sixth Form, Art & Design and Wellbeing facilities.
Submitted by Oxford City Council affecting a Conservation
Area and Listed Building or Setting This application requires re-advertisement
17/03182/CT3 COMM 18-19 COVERED MARKET MARKET
STREET Demolition of existing stall. Replacement with new stall subdivided to create 3No. smaller market stall units. (Amended description)
Submitted for a Certificate of Lawful use.
Anyone having evidence of existing use or development
should write to: -Development Performance Manager, Planning, St Aldate's
Chambers, 109-113 St Aldate's, Oxford, OX1 1DS by
11th January 2018.
17/03024/CEU DEL 4 GARFORD ROAD Application to
certifythatthe existing sub-division ofexisting dwelling to create 1 x 1-bed flat in the loft is lawful development.
Certificate of Lawful use affecting a Public Right of Way.
Applications can viewed on the planning pages of the City Council's website www.oxford.gov.uk/ planningapplications. Representations should be submitted in writing to Planning and Regulatory Services, St Aldate's Chambers, 109-113 St Aldate's, Oxford OX1 1DS or website or email planning@oxford. gov.uk by 11th January2018.


181 +/- of commercial/light industrial land available. Great Interstate exposure. Future use zoning C-O. Water/Sewer will need to be extended to property. Gas/Electric is located near property. Owner is willing to subdivide to a minimum size of 25 Acres price to be determined based upon location.
Updated: 2nd April, 2023 3:18 AM (UTC)


Are you interested in helping to beautify the City of East Providence? If you answered yes, then the East Providence Beautification Commission is looking for you. They are actively seeking new members to help them fulfill their mission of revitalizing our community through new projects and maintenance of existing landscapes.
For more information, please visit their Facebook page by clicking on the link below.
Beautification Facebook Page


Paris City Council held Aug. 17. All members were present. The Council completed the regular business of the meeting.
The Council reviewed the proposed budget for 2021-2022 with an expected $563,500 in expenditures and n$563,500 in revenue. The Council approved the tentative budget and will hold a public budget hearing on Sept. 7, 2021. Copies of the budget will be available at Paris City Hall and will be published in The News-Examiner.
City Attorney Joe Hayes was not present, so several agenda items were tabled.
The Council reviewed City Impact fees whenever a resident is doing any building or repairs that will disturb city road, an impact fee application must be obtained. A payment of $2,500 must be submitted. If the road is fixed after the project is as good or better than before, the fee will be returned minus $10.00 for processing.
The Mayor told the Council he had several residents asked about signs on the City Right of Way to advertise an event. These residents felt this should not be allowed on the City Right of way, and if they are on private property, they must be removed after the event is over.
The Council took no action but did feel the signs should be removed when the event is over.
The Council heard from the Mayor that there are some breaks in the water lines at the City Park. There is one area that this has occurred several times. The Council and Mayor talked about replacing the line next spring if the splash pad project happens.
Until then, it was decided to install a rush block and fix the leaks they can at the current time.
The information to be presented on a new cemetery fence has not all been obtained. The Council stated they felt chain link is the best option for the long term.
Dana Jacobsen presented the Council with the prices on lighted speed signs. She had found signs that meet their needs were $2500 to $3,000, depending on what features the Council wanted. The Council asked Jacobsen to price signs that flash the oncoming vehicle’s speed, and some that have the speed and the small message. The Council felt that those with a solar charge system would be the best. Jacobsen will get specific prices and report back.
The Council was given an accounting of the Fourth of July breakfast, but the figures were not shared with the public. The Council did decide to reimburse Calleen Humphreys for some of her time and expense in organizing the breakfast.
The Mayor gave the Council an update on the road project costs for this year, including the rental of the roller. They are going to look for a suitably used roller they could purchase.
On old business, Connar Lutz stated that Sarah Wallentine had contacted him and asked if her porch projected could be started. The Mayor said it could not begin until after the public hearing on Sept. 7.
The Mayor polled the Council for comments or concerns.
Connar Lutz asked what could be done about the split in the pavement on 2nd N. Lutz expressed that moisture would destroy the road in that area if the road were not sealed. Mayor Wilks felt tar could be applied to seal the road.
Mayor Wilks gave the Council an update on the sewer on Wilks lane. The engineers have identified a tree that needs removal. The different ways to remove the tree were discussed. The Council wants to work with McPherson on the tree removal.
Mayor Wilks reported on the repairs made to the snowplow. He also asked the Council about building a lean-to roof on the City shop to protect the City’s portable stage. The Council felt that would be a good project.
The Council moved to pay the bills and adjourn the meeting.


Following the end of bus operations on Friday, Oct. 13, the Route 39 bus will cease operating from the Route 39 loop at the northern (towards Doyle’s Cafe and the Monument) end of the Forest Hills Station block.
Beginning with the start of bus operations on Saturday, Oct. 14, Route 39 will operate from the upper busway at Forest Hills Station. Passengers looking to access the 39 should exit to the upper busway as normal and turn to their right as they exit the station. Riders should note that this move to the upper busway is permanent.
The area formerly occupied by the Route 39 loop will immediately become part of the Casey Arborway work zone. A safe pedestrian route from Forest Hills Station’s northern exit to Hyde Park Avenue and South Street will be maintained. The link below shows bus operations as they will be beginning on Saturday, Oct. 14.
A new traffic signal will be activated on Washington Street to allow buses to exit onto Washington Street. The signal at South Street adjacent to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post will remain active.
To view the flyer with map: http://bit.ly/Route39change.


Residential building on the cadastral parcel No.
61/6, KO „Podi“, Herceg Novi
- Designer: “URBANPROJEKT” JST - Cacak
- January 2012 – Final Design of the building,
containing 22 housing units is completed
- Revision is in progress
- After performed revision, tender for the
selection of contractor will be invited.


Located in scenic NE section of Ocala close to downtown conveniences and easy commute to Gainesville. Evergreen Estates, a comfortable, relaxed hometown atmosphere with beautiful new construction that will make you want to call this new phase ''home''. Underground electric, Beautiful landscaping, city water and sewer, curbed roads. Seller will finance $14,450 for up to 5 years at 6.9% interest!
- Property SubType Vacant Residential
PRIME LOCATION BUILDING LOT IN EVERGREEN ESTATES. Mature trees and AFFORDABLE this vacant lot is availableto PURCHASE or OWNER WILL BUILD TO SUIT or you can Purchase a LAND & HOMEPACKAGE with one of the attached plans, turn key for $250K.
MLS ID 518029
Listing Agent: Kathleen Plunkett
Courtesy of: TRIPLE CROWN RLTY /OCALA
Office Phone: (352) 671-2900
Updated: 17th March, 2018 4:06 AM.
TBD NW Tbd 45 Place Ocala, FL


Railton skatepark is another new skateboard park to pop in Tasmania. The smooth concrete surface along with a number of small mellow street features creates almost everything you could dream for.
The street style skatepark has banks, gaps, ledges, volcano, ramps, quarters, rails and more. There is also a pretty awesome pump track next to the skatepark.
Get the virtual tour below or find more skateparks with Skater Maps.


Hubballi: District In-Charge Secretary Ravi Kumar Surpur inspected the Smart City works taken up by the Hubballi-Dharwad Smart City Limited (HDSCL) on Sunday and instructed officials to open the completed projects for public usage.
Many projects, including puzzle parking, a musical fountain, a toy train at Indira Glass House, and other works in various packages, have been completed, and these projects should be made available to the public and inaugurated as soon as possible, Surpur directed HDSCL officials.
During the inspection, HDSCL Managing Director CW Shakeel Ahamed, Joint Director Aziz Desai, and other officials were present.
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Shy acre just off the Benson Street (104th) on the East Hill of Kent. Zoned - Residential. Critical Survey done - no wetland. Approved by City of Kent for up to 3,600 sq ft house. South property line adjacent to Merrill Meadows City Park.
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Sun Construction Services will be closing the outside southbound lane of Western Ave. from Cumberland Ct. to Avondale Dr. on Wednesday morning April 18th thru Friday April 27th for sanitary manhole repairs.
The City of Nichols Hills operates a complex water supply system that supplies large quantities of quality water to all the homes and businesses in the City. Several key programs are instrumental in providing water related services.
Water Conservation Plan
The City's Water Conservation Plan, first implemented in 2006, is the hallmark of the City's efforts to monitor and conserve the City's water resources.


National Bridge Inventory: South Carolina
• Of the 9,395 bridges in the state, 499, or 5.3 percent, are classified as structurally deficient. This means one of the key elements is in poor or worse condition.
• This is down from 781 bridges classified as structurally deficient in 2017.
• The deck area of structurally deficient bridges accounts for 4.4 percent of total deck area on all structures.
• 17 of the structurally deficient bridges are on the Interstate Highway System. A total of 88.6 percent of the structurally deficient bridges are not on the National Highway System, which includes the Interstate and other key roads linking major airports, ports, rail and truck terminals.
• 1,983 bridges are posted for load, which may restrict the size and weight of vehicles crossing the structure.
• The state has identified needed repairs on 2,042 bridges at an estimated cost of $2.0 billion.
• This compares to 1,591 bridges that needed work in 2017.


11:05AM, Monday 07 October 2013
Overnight resurfacing work on the A404 northbound between Burchett's Green and Marlow starts tonight.
There will be overnight lane closures and temporary traffic lights.
The northbound carriageway will be resurfaced in two phases from today until Friday, October 18 and from Monday, November 4 until Friday, November 15.
Guy Watts, Highways Agency project sponsor said: "Once complete, drivers will notice a smoother road surface and improved journeys.
"To minimise disruption we will be carrying out the work overnight, when traffic flows are at their lowest, and one lane will be kept open at all times so that traffic can pass safely."
Work will be carried out between 9pm and 6am, Monday to Friday, with no work on weekend nights.
Resurfacing work will be carried out on the A404 southbound on the same stretch of the motorway early next year.
Paramedics were called to the scene of a medical emergency in Maidenhead on Monday morning (June 27).
A teenager who died after getting into difficulty in the Jubilee River has been described as a ‘gentle giant’ in a tribute from his school.


Work began on the incredible new playground at Dare Valley Country Park for Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council in…Read more
Wicksteed on TV! Jubilee Road Play Area, Carlisle.
Our exciting new play park for Jubilee Road, Carlisle has been featured on the “That’s Cumbria” TV channel! The report features a great interview with Wicksteed’s very own regional sales manager for the north of England, Adrian Lloyd.


Potholes(Search results - 91)
BusinessSep 9, 2021, 12:00 PM IST
Mercedes-Benz to bring new alert function against potholes in communication system
As every motorist is aware, potholes are a genuine safety concern that can damage a vehicle's tyres or suspension. As a result, Mercedes has chosen to begin alerting consumers about potholes.
Positive StoriesAug 25, 2021, 5:51 PM IST
Andhra Pradesh: Cops step forward, pool money to fix potholes on roads
According to media reports, police officers took it upon themselves to respond to citizens' cries and the fatal depressions on the Nuzvid highway, including areas such as Vissannapeta, Mylavaram and Agiripalli.
IndiaAug 20, 2020, 5:56 PM IST
608 potholes of Bengaluru: BBMP commissioner gives engineers 15-day deadline to fix up roads
After getting a hot bitumen mix plant ready in BBMP limits, the commissioner of the civic body has set a deadline of 15 days to zonal engineers to have the pothole issue fixed. He said he will take up weekly review meetings on road conditions.
IndiaMay 25, 2020, 2:31 PM IST
Already fighting COVID-19 crisis, Bengaluru’s BBMP faces decades old rain related civic issues again
Come June, residents of Bengaluru will have to encounter a number of civic issues, from clogged drains, water logging, tree uprooting and increase in potholes. With rains round the corner and already over 75% of staff engaged in dealing with COVID-19 cases, people look to the skies in prayer given the track record of authorities.
IndiaJan 31, 2020, 4:11 PM IST
Asianet Newsable impact: Authorities get cracking; crater-ridden road asphalted after media report
The crater-ridden roads that remained unattended for over two years have finally been fixed after Asianet Newsable published a report. The report was published on August 16, 2019, following which the public representatives exerted pressure on officials to asphalt the road in LB Shastrinagar.
IndiaNov 12, 2019, 4:31 PM IST
BBMP's deadline drama: Repaired pothole caves in within 24 hours of repair
BBMP's shoddy work in filling up potholes lies exposed through Asianet Newsable's reality check. A fixed pothole on Mother Teresa Road in Richmond Town caved in within 24 hours of repair. On the same stretch, another repaired pothole was dug up, filled with stones and tree branches used to cover it up.
IndiaNov 11, 2019, 2:49 PM IST
BBMP misses November 10 deadline to fill up potholes; mayor blames Metro work
With the November 10 deadline to fill up all potholes in BBMP limits over, the civic body has many more such dangerous potholes left. The BBMP commissioner says majority of the potholes have been covered and the remaining will be finished in the coming days. Mayor Gautam Kumar Jain blamed metro work for the delay in a few areas and said small repair will not help and complete asphalting will be taken up shortly.
IndiaNov 8, 2019, 11:27 AM IST
Bengaluru: Repair work on Sumanahalli flyover to begin soon
BBMP will start repairing the Sumanahalli flyover by November 9, much to the relief of commuters. A part of Sumanahalli flyover had collapsed last week
IndiaNov 2, 2019, 3:55 PM IST
Death trap awaiting motorists on Sumanahalli Bridge in Bengaluru
Pothole turns into crater in Bengaluru's Sumanahalli Bridge, debris fall on road below during peak traffic hours, no mishaps
IndiaSep 25, 2019, 6:30 PM IST
Residents use tyres to cover caved-in roads that were part of Karnataka chief minister’s rounds
As BWSSB dug up repaired roads in Horamavu a day after chief minister BS Yediyurappa did his rounds in Bengaluru, it caved in a few days ago following the rains. To avoid motorists getting stuck and to avert a tragedy, residents have used old tyres to cover potholes.
LIFESTYLEAug 28, 2019, 1:52 PM IST
Bengaluru Speaks: Here is one big solution for potholes
With most roads in the city dotted with potholes, Bengalureans are suffering during their travel from place to another. What can be the one big solution for potholes in the city?
NEWSAug 5, 2019, 12:41 PM IST
PubliCity: Travel time in BMTC buses to get longer due to plethora of problems
The BMTC buses have lost a whopping 12 kilometres of travel time daily in the last few years. The authorities say the buses that use to cover 214 kilometres are now covering only 202 kilometres. Due to bad roads, potholes, unplanned infrastructure and new vehicles, the travel time in BMTC will take much longer to reach a destination
NEWSJul 2, 2019, 7:11 PM IST
HC: Bengaluru: BBMP instructed to show progress in roadworks in one week
Following a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed in 2015 in relation to the condition of roads, the court began monitoring action taken by the BBMP for making roads free of potholes, in June 2018
NEWSMay 3, 2019, 6:08 PM IST
From corruption cases against Siddaramaiah to traffic cops fixing potholes, watch Bengaluru Night Cap
Activists demand justice as Lokayukta fails to act against Siddaramaiah with respect to the corruption cases. Traffic policemen fix 140 potholes, 15 waterlogged areas in Bengaluru. All this and more on Bengaluru Night Cap.


The Branch of Weldon Fork Creek Bridge on Mercer County Route BB was to close Monday, May 17, for a bridge deck replacement project.
Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc., the contractor working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, has postponed closing the bridge until Tuesday, June 1. This bridge, located northwest of Mercer, is included in Gov. Mike Parson’s $351 million Focus on Bridges program, which will repair or replace 250 bridges across the state.
The closure is expected to continue through July 1, 2021. Motorists will need to use an alternate route during the closure.
All work is weather-permitting, and schedules are subject to change.


Larry McCormack/The Tennessean, AP
Tennessee Department of Transportation bridge inspectors look under the Victory Memorial Bridge during a press conference announcing the condition of the state's bridges today in Nashville, Tenn.
OrangeTV: This news horrifies me on several levels. Obviously, I feel terrible for the victims involved, but also it's because it is one of my worst subconscious fears come to life. Every time I drive over the long bridge into Sandpoint or over into Seattle, I think "What if it just collapsed underneath us..." I can't even imagine the horror.
Question: Is there any Inland Northwest bridge that worries you?
Originally posted at Huckleberries Online here


On Wednesday, December 2, 2009, the Recreation and Parks Commission will review input from two community workshops held last month on how to allocate $3.7 million in funds from Measure WW. Measure WW was a $500 million East Bay Regional Park District bond measure passed in November 2008.
The workshops, held on November 7 and November 10, 2009, gave the public an opportunity to provide input into the allocation of Measure WW funds from a list of more than 40 projects. These projects ranged from reconstruction of tennis courts and replacement of bleachers to a competition pool at Washington Manor.
In May 2009, an ad-hoc committee of the City Council, led by Vice-Mayor Joyce Starosciak, recommended that $2.4 million be used to help build a competitive lap pool at the Washington Manor Aquatic Family Center, $988,000 for rebuilding the group picnic areas at the San Leandro Marina, and $250,000 for improving other San Leandro park areas. The Recreation and Parks Commission was tasked with seeking community input when it became clear that the City Council did not support the ad-hoc committee's recommendations.
The meeting will be held at 7pm in the South Offices conference room, located south of City Hall and located behind the California Conservatory Theatre at 999 E. 14th Street.Posted by Mike Katz-Lacabe at December 2, 2009 12:37 AM | TrackBack


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The asphalt maintenance work on State Route 82, east of Sonoita, which was originally scheduled to begin this week, will now start on Monday, December 9 and continue through December 20.
Beginning next week there will be intermittent lane closures on SR 82, east of Sonoita, from Honnas Ranch Estate Drive (milepost 33) to Rascal Ranch Road (milepost 45.23) beginning to seal cracks in the roadway.
The work will occur daily from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with one lane open at all times. Because of the lane restrictions drivers should expect delays of up to 10 minutes. Message boards and signs will guide drivers through the construction area.
For more information, email Projects@azdot.gov or call the ADOT Project Hotline at (855)712-8530.


Bus riders in McLean and Falls Church can expect an increase in service next month, as Fairfax Connector prepares to take over multiple Metrobus routes, including four that had ceased operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Starting on July 10, the Fairfax County bus system will assume control of five routes from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. Some changes to existing Fairfax Connector routes, including two that connect the Tysons Corner and Dunn Loring Metro stations, will also take effect.
“Fairfax Connector will restore and provide enhanced service on these routes serving key areas in Fairfax County with connections to the McLean, East Falls Church, West Falls Church, and the Pentagon Metrorail Stations,” the Fairfax County Department of Transportation said in a news release yesterday (Wednesday).
FCDOT says the former Metrobus routes serve approximately 69,000 residents and provide access to more than 36,000 jobs in the county.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved the new routes and the changes to existing routes on March 23.
Here are the routes that Fairfax Connector is taking over from WMATA, according to the county:
Route 703: Pimmit Hills – West Falls Church (replaces Metrobus Route 3T)
- Provides weekday and Saturday service, linking Pimmit Hills and Tysons to the McLean and West Falls Church Metrorail Stations.
- Operates every 30 minutes during weekday rush hours, and every 60 minutes during weekday non-rush hours and on Saturdays.
Route 715: East Falls Church – Dolly Madison (replaces Metrobus Route 15K)
- Provides weekday rush hour service every 30 minutes with improved connectivity linking McLean, Salona Village and Chesterbrook Gardens to the East Falls Church Metrorail Station.
Route 803: Annandale Road – East Falls Church (replaces Metrobus Route 3A)
- Provides weekday and Saturday service, linking Lake Barcroft, Annandale, and North Springfield to the East Falls Church Metrorail Station.
- Operates every 30 minutes during weekday rush hours; every 40 to 60 minutes during weekday non-rush hours; and every 45 minutes on weekends.
Route 834: Pentagon – Northern Virginia Community College’s Annandale Campus Route (replaces Metrobus Route 29C)
- Provides weekday rush hour service every 30 minutes linking the Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale and Lincolnia to the Pentagon Metrorail Station.
- Express service – $4.25.
Route 835: Braeburn Drive – Pentagon – Route 835 (replaces Metrobus Route 29W)
- Provides weekday rush hour service every 30 minutes linking the Northern Virginia Community College and Willow Woods communities to the Pentagon Metrorail Station.
- Express service – $4.25.
Service on all of those routes had been discontinued due to the pandemic, except for Metrobus Route 3A, which saw a reduced service levels.
Effective July 10, Fairfax Connector will also make a “minor operational adjustment” on Route 462 that it says will improve connectivity between the Tysons and Dunn Loring Metro stations, while increasing access along Maple Avenue in Vienna. Buses will run every 30 minutes during weekdays and weekends on that route.
In addition, Route 467, which also links the Tysons and Dunn Loring Metro stations, will start operating every 40 minutes throughout the week with the addition of Sunday service.
The route has been realigned to serve Maple Avenue, as well as Old Courthouse Road to Gallows Road, after a newly reconstructed Cedar Lane Bridge over I-66 opened to traffic in December.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in Fairfax County. The watch went into effect at 3:07 p.m. and is expected to last until 7 p.m. this…
Independence Day weekend is almost here. Before you prepare for the oncoming barrage of fireworks or head to bed for some much-needed sleep, let’s revisit the past week of news…
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