Location: King Street, Aberdeen
Restriction Type: Road Closure
From: 24 Jul 2022 07:30
Until: 25 Jul 2022 06:00
Aberdeen City Council has made the above-named order in terms of its powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
The effect of the order, which will operate from 07:30 on 24 July, 2022, until 06:00 on 25 July, 2022, is to suspend the waiting for any purpose on either side of King Street, Aberdeen, between its junctions with St Clair Street and Jasmine Terrace. The no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones. Illegally parked vehicles will be removed at the owners expense.
From 18:00 on 24 July, 2022, until 06:00 on 25 July, 2022, King Street, Aberdeen will be closed between its junctions with St Clair Street and Jasmine Terrace.
The restrictions are in the interests of public safety during crane operations works by Ainscough. Any queries regarding this restriction can be directed to Contraflow on 01738 449901 or email@example.com
Alternative Route: West North Street, Mounthooly and Mounthooly Way.


Take a short survey and be entered in a drawing to receive a $300 gift card to the grocery store of your choice.
Great Rivers Greenway (GRG) is a public agency that was formed by a vote of the people in St. Louis City, St. Louis County and St. Charles County in 2000 to connect the region together with greenways by creating a dedicated sales tax. GRG plays a huge roll in many innovative plans in the region, including 39 North’s Master Plan. A high priority of the 39 North Master Plan is to connect assets and improve mobility by creating biking and walking trails connected to the Centennial Greenway.
With your help and with many partners, GRG has been bringing the community’s vision to life – there are 128 miles of greenways and counting for you to enjoy, making this an even more vibrant place to be. Every five years, with your guidance, GRG updates their strategic plan. So, what’s next? Tell GRG-take their survey here. All survey respondents are eligible to enter a prize drawing – one person will receive a $300 gift card to the grocery store of their choice. This survey may take about 15 minutes and may be a little easier on a computer, but will work on a phone as well.


Notice of Public Hearing for the Town of Rosman
Last updated 8/5/2020 at 5:39pm
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
The Board of Aldermen of the Town of Rosman will conduct a public hearing at 5:30 pm on Tuesday , August 18th , 2020 at the Rosman Town Hall in Rosman, NC, to discuss and approve amending the utility rate schedule(s) for the Town of Rosman.
This the 6th day of August, 2020.
Angela H. Woodson


Rodney Mallett from DOTD joined Brian to talk about a portion of Greenwell Springs Rd. caving in. The road closed Saturday after the it was damaged due to flooding. Mallett explains that DOTD installed a temporary gravel fix in order to re-open the highway. The damage to the road occurred just north of Hooper Rd. near the old hospital. Mallett said that just because the road is re-opened, drivers should use extreme caution when traveling over the damaged area.


Please join the DRA for a public tour of the Kirkwood Army Reserve Center on Wednesday, August 2nd, from 5-7pm. The tour is the second public meeting held by the Delaware Redevelopment Authority. In addition to the tour, individuals and groups will be encouraged to share their comments and ask questions about opportunities for the redevelopment of the Kirkwood Army Reserve Center.
Major Robert Kirkwood Army Reserve Center (USARC)
3931 Kirkwood Hwy
Wilmington DE 19808
VIRTUAL MEETING INFORMATION
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The regeneration of Smithfield helped to shape Manchester's vibrant, cultural Northern Quarter.
Residential / Affordable / Civic & Community / Education / Homes / Leisure / Mixed Use / Public Space
Smithfield is an innovative £120 million programme of regeneration in Manchester’s trendy Northern Quarter. We blended the city’s heritage and its aspirations for the future, helping to transform the Northern Quarter into one of Manchester’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Built on partnership
The area has been delivered in partnership with Manchester City Council, and has created more than 350 apartments, Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn Express hotels and over 30,000 sq ft of workspace accommodating 12 new businesses. It has been a catalyst in the renaissance of this vibrant cultural and creative quarter for Manchester.
Resurrecting an icon
The jewel in the crown of the scheme is the Grade II-listed Mackie Mayor building – the former Smithfield fish market that was refurbished and transformed, bringing nine independent kitchens and bars with seating for over 400 people.
Smithfield - Mixed-use Scheme of the Year
Regeneration & Renewal Awards
Smithfield - Best Neighbourhood in Britain
The Academy of Urbanism
One Smithfield Square, Smithfield - Apartment Building
The Sunday Times British Homes Awards
Mackie Mayor, Smithfield - Commercial Refurbishment/Fit out
Insider NW Property Awards
Smithfield, ManchesterNorthern Quarter,
Manchester M4 5BU
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Tax Map 45, Parcel 112F
Dear Mr. Pingry:
Albemarle County Planning Commission, at its meeting on
The site shall be developed in general accord with the concept
2. The maximum number of children shall not exceed 125 or the number of students as approved by the Virginia Department of Social Services, whichever is less.
3. VDOT approval of a commercial entrance.
4. The remaining slopes should not be more than 3:1 to allow for re-vegetation and stability.
The following minimum setbacks shall be maintained: 30 ft
building and 10 ft parking setback from
be advised that the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will review this
petition and receive public comment at their meeting on
If you should have any questions or comments regarding the above noted action, please do not hesitate to contact me (434) 296-5823.
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Forth Bridge Hailed
21 August 2017, 07:25
Scottish Transport Minister Humza Yousaf has claimed "nobody can hold a candle" to Scotland's bridges after unveiling a plaque commemorating the Forth Bridge's world heritage status.
Construction of the railway crossing was completed in 1890 after eight years of labour.
In 2015, it was given the Unesco recognition to confirm the historic structure's position as a feat of engineering.
The unveiling comes less than two weeks ahead of the opening of the nearby Queensferry Crossing.
Mr Yousaf said: "The plaque really is a great honour for me to be able to unveil.
"I'm unveiling the Unesco world heritage inscription that was received back in 2015.
"Today is definitely the right day to unveil that of course, because we have the Queensferry Crossing in less than a couple of weeks.
"That just adds, again, to the iconic nature of the bridges.
"People of course want to come down and see it as a tourist attraction, now knowing it's a world heritage site, I think that will attract even more people to come and see it."
The Forth Bridges Forum is tasked with overseeing the structure's maintenance.
Network Councils, Historic Environment Scotland, Transport Scotland, City of Edinburgh Council, Fife Council and VisitScotland are all part of the group.
They share a collective responsibility to protect the "outstanding universal value" of the bridge.
Malcolm Roughead, chief executive of VisitScotland, said: "The Forth Bridge is one of the world's most instantly recognisable bridges and a true marvel of Scottish engineering.
"It was fantastic to see it awarded world heritage status and this plaque is an excellent commemoration for all the hard work put in to achieve this."
The Queensferry Crossing will open to traffic on Wednesday August 30 with an initial 40mph limit.
This is to allow work to take place on the Forth Road Bridge (FRB) to complete its transformation into an active travel corridor.
When the work is complete, public transport will be switched on to the FRB and the Queensferry Crossing will be given motorway status.
Mr Yousaf added: "All three bridges have their own unique, iconic nature.
"I was recently overseas, I had a holiday away, and I was looking at some of the bridges where I was in Istanbul and I have to say, the bridges here: nobody can hold a candle to them."


Please find attached a Notice in respect of the above closure which is due to come into operation on 4th November 2013.
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14(2)
ROAD TRAFFIC (TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS) ACT 1991
LEEDS CITY COUNCIL (BROOMFIELD, ADEL, LEEDS)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC) NOTICE 2013
WHEREAS Leeds City Council is the traffic authority for the Leeds Metropolitan District; and
WHEREAS sewer connection works are to be carried out.
TAKE NOTICE that in the interests of public safety it is considered necessary to prohibit vehicular use of Broomfield, Adel, Leeds from its junction with Holt Lane to its junction with Farrar Lane.
DIVERSIONARY ROUTE: The diversionary route for vehicles affected by the closure will be via Holt Lane, Whinfield and Farrar Lane and vice versa.
PERIOD OF CLOSURE/WORKS: The works are to take place between Monday 4th and Friday 8th November 2013 and Broomfield will be closed between 0900 and 1600.
All communications with regard to this Notice should be addressed to City Services, Selectapost 6, Ring Road, Middleton Leeds LS10 4AX, for the attention of K Harkis or site contact Mr D Teal (tel: 07866490760). Ref: TC7158.
Dated this 28th October 2013
All communication with regard to this Notice should be addressed to City Services, Selectapost 6, Ring Road, Middleton, Leeds LS10 4AX for the attention of K Harkis or site contact Mr D Teal (tel: 07866490760). Ref: TC7158.
Principal Legal Officer
Leeds City Council


JP Trying To Bring Some Swank To Airline For Super Bowl
With the Super Bowl less than two months away, Jefferson Parish is sprucing up the drive that many tourist will take from the airport to downtown.
The parish is installing decorative street lights along a stretch of Airline Drive in Metairie.
The poles have a retro look but also use high-tech lights.
People who work along Airline tell us the stretch of road is now brighter than ever at night.


Campus a plus for Inverness
May 15 2009
Foremost amongst their portfolio is a masterplan for Inverness Campus, submitted today to Highland Council by Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Developed in conjunction landscape architects Lisa MacKenzie Consultancy, the 215 acre campus will play a pivotal role in the eastern expansion of Inverness over the next 25 years, providing academic, research, residential and business space.
Ewan Anderson of 7N Architects said “The project is fundamentally about opening up access to lifelong learning to people from a wide range of academic disciplines and backgrounds. The masterplan aims to bring people together in an inspiring environment which is woven into the social and cultural fabric of Inverness”.
A key consideration of the plan was to create a sense of connection with the dramatic Highland landscape, this is achieved through a focal hub building positioned on elevated land and aligned with the Kessock bridge and Ben Wyvis
The Campus is rooted in its landscape by working with tree lines, watercourses and habitats and extensive central parkland, all unified by a canopy that flows over the convergance of pedestrian routes.
Their website can be viewed via this link.
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The application for a caravan site off the Milton Road in West Adderbury has been withdrawn. Following a campaign by West Adderbury Residents’ Association (WARA), over 85 letters of objection have been lodged with Cherwell District Council. The majority of these objections are from residents of West Adderbury.
If you live in West Adderbury and would like to be kept up to date about planning applications, and other issues of interest, please consider joining WARA if you have not already done so.
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You've got to give Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., credit for trying. He wants to revive the administration's popular Build America Bonds program, which gave bond issuers generous tax credits and federal subsidies for infrastructure investments before it expired last year. Wyden has proposed limiting the bonds to transportation investments, thinking that a narrowly tailored program would garner bipartisan support and ease the pain of paying for a six-year surface transportation bill. He's gotten some interest from Sen. John Thune, R-S.D. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has said he will advocate for such a program with the administration.
Reviving Build America Bonds is one of the only concrete ideas that has surfaced to help pay for a $300 billion to $500 billion highway bill. Yet everyone agrees that the highway trust fund's current receipts aren't going to cut it when it comes to road and bridge maintenance. LaHood hasn't offered any specific thoughts on revenue raisers except to say that a gas tax increase is off the table. Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman John Mica, R-Fla., has posited that some $100 billion could be found in unused spending from previous funding bills, but there's no evidence to substantiate that claim.
What do you think of Wyden's plan? Is he dreaming? Can such a bond program work if it's targeted just for transportation? How much headway could states and cities make on their biggest projects if they had easier access to investors? Would such bonds really make a difference in lowering the overall cost of a six-year highway bill? Politically, how can supporters like Wyden sell their idea to Republicans who see it as just another way to funnel money to the states?


The new Coal Creek bridge, completed in May 2023, winds over the creek below SE Lake Walker Road which leads into the Lake Walker community.
May 30, 2023
Crews finished the striping on the new Coal Creek bridge at the end of May 2023.
We thank the community for your patience during this project. Enjoy your new bridge!
See the latest construction photos.
Coal Creek Bridge No. 3035A project location.
The old bridge was closed and traffic shifted to a temporary bridge in 2022. This configuration remained in place until the new Coal Creek bridge opened in spring 2023. Larger view JPG 185KB
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- The Bridge Type Size and Location (TS&L) report evaluates three bridge design alternatives for the replacement of the Coal Creek Bridge. The TS&L report considered costs, environmental impacts, right-of-way acquisition, community feedback, construction phasing and staging needs and project schedule. The report is used to help King County determine a selection of the preferred final bridge design alternative to replace the Coal Creek Bridge.
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Central London Until 17:00 tomorrow, Friday 9 June, there are lane restrictions on Gloucester Place at the junction of Dorset Square. This is for utility works. Waterloo From 00:30 to 05:00 on Friday 9 June and between 22:00 Friday 9 June and 06:00 Monday 12 June there will be closures of Station Approach Road at Waterloo. This is to facilitate ongoing works. Drivers are requested to enter the station via Baylis Road then Spur Rd.
Fulham Due to an event at Hurlingham Park, Fulham on Friday 9, Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June, roads around Putney Bridge Station are likely to be busier than normal. An event rank has been provided on Hurlingham Road, with room for 12 taxis. Brentford Between 21:30 and 23:30 on Saturday 10 June, roads around Boston Manor Park will be busier than normal due to an event. A rank has been provided on Boston Manor Rd which will be marshalled between 20.00 and midnight. Central London From 08:00 on Saturday 10 June, there will be closures of Constitution Hill, The Mall, Birdcage Walk, Spur Road, and Marlborough Road. There will also be short closures at times throughout the day on Buckingham Palace Road northbound at the junction of Bressenden Place, Buckingham Gate, and Palace Street. This is for an event. Central London Next week, the following roads will be closed for a ceremonial event: Horse Guards Road • 11:30 to 18:00 on Monday 12 June • 14:00 to 23:15 on Tuesday 13 June • 14:00 to 23:00 on Wednesday 14 June and Thursday 15 June Birdcage Walk • 15:00 to 17:15 and 19:30 to 22:00 on Tuesday 13 June All roads in St James's Park including Constitution Hill, The Mall, and Birdcage Walk • 17:00 to 23:30 on Wednesday 14 June and Thursday 15 June City of London and Central London Road closures will be in place from 06:00 on Saturday 10 June until 02:00 on Sunday 11 June and again from 03:00 until 21:00 on Sunday 11 June. This is for a sporting event. For full details of road closures, please visit tfl.gov.uk/womens-tour-travel Finsbury Park Between 21:30 and 23:00 on Saturday 10 June and 21:00 and 22:30 on Sunday 11 June, Stroud Green Road will be closed between Tollington Park and Seven Sisters Road. There will be delays to traffic in the area. This is for an event. Wembley From 12:30 on Saturday 10 June until the end of the day, roads around the stadium will be busier than usual, including A406, Harrow Road and Wembley High Road. This is due to an event. Central London On Saturday 10 June from 06:00 to 22:00 there will be a road closure in place across Seven Dials including Monmouth Street, Earlham Street, Mercer Street, Shorts Gardens and Neal Street. Access to the north end of Mercer Street will be partially open to allow access to drop off at the Radisson Blu Mercer Street Hotel. This is for an event. Rank suspensions The following ranks will be out of service this weekend: • Rank 5325, Jermyn Street Road, between 08:00-17:00 Saturday 10 June due to crane operation • Rank 5090, Gerard Place Soho, between 08:00 Monday 12 June and 18:30 Thursday 15 June due to carriageway excavations


The area on Putnam Ave in front of the old Putnam Auto where the town of Hamden took by eminent domain is covered in trash. I have asked multiple times for the town to pick all of this trash up and it has never happened. there is more and more trash there by the day. It's disgusting and it's TOWN property. It needs to be cleaned up asap.


TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
NOVEMBER 29, 2018 TIME: 8:00 A.M.
1. Approval of November 15, 2018 minutes.
2. Home Occupation Conditional Use / Business License at 3939 Rachel Drive, Cleaning Business – Brenda Leyva, Applicant.
3. Discussion to adjust property lines on Swiss Haven Circle, 4 lots – Jason MacPherson, Representing.
4. Continued discussion of Preliminary Plat for The Edge at Grand Desert Phase 1 – Ben Willits with Horrocks Engineers, Representing.
5. Continued discussion of Preliminary Plat for Arrowhead Trail Estates – Curtis Anderson, Representing.
6. Address construction standards and City ordinance requirements, Geotech request.
7. Misc. Items


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See What This Phoenix Intersection Looked Like 100 Years Ago Vs. Now
By Ginny Reese
August 30, 2022
It always fun to get a glimpse of the past, especially when you can see it alongside a direct comparison of what things are like today.
The City of Phoenix shared photos of what one intersection looked like 100 years ago along with a more recent view, reported 12 News. The first photo is a black and white photo of the Phoenix intersection. A more recent photo of the intersection is just below it, showing a stark comparison between the two time frames.
The City wrote on Facebook, "First Avenue and Washington Street in Phoenix as seen in the early 1900's, and a more recent view. #ThenAndNow"
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Notice is hereby given that Salford City Council proposes to make an order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
The proposed order seeks to introduce:
‘No waiting at any time’
- Adelphi Street/Silk Street - south east side from its junction with A6 Chapel Street to its junction with Blackfriars Road.
- Adelphi Street - west side from its junction with A6 Chapel Street to a point 82 metres north from the projected northern kerbline of Peru Street. North west side from a point 100 metres north of the projected northern kerbline of Peru Street in a north easterly direction for a distance of 24 metres.
- Adelphi Street/Silk Street - north west side from a point 46 metres south west from its junction with Blackburn Street to its junction with Blackfriars Road.
- Service road off Adelphi Street located 40 metres south west from Blackburn Street - both sides from its junction with Adelphi Street in a north westerly direction for 15 metres
- Adelphi Street - north west side from a point 46 metres south west from its junction with Blackburn Street in a south westerly direction for a distance of 18 metres.
Existing orders are to be amended so as to be consistent with proposals.
A copy of the proposed order together with the plan and a statement of the council's reasons for proposing to make the order may be examined at Salford Civic Centre, Chorley Road, Swinton, M27 5DA, between 8.30am and 4.30pm from Monday to Friday.
If you wish to object to the proposed order you should send the grounds of your objection in writing by 21 January 2019 (quoting ref GS/OUT1093/692).
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ROME (AP) — An overpass has collapsed onto Italy's main Adriatic coast highway, crushing a car and reportedly killing two people inside.
The overpass had been closed to traffic and was under construction when it collapsed onto the A14 highway between Ancona and Loreto. The ANSA news agency said two people were killed and two construction workers slightly injured.
The A14 is the main north-south highway along Italy's eastern coast at that part of the peninsula. The collapse and ensuing road closure snared traffic for kilometers (miles).


What are permeable driveways?
Concrete driveways might be tough and reliable, but they’re also notorious for holding unwanted heat and water. If you’re tired of your driveway having these problems, you need a permeable driveway. Permeable driveways provide any surface with a means of draining water and getting rid of excess heat, whilst still being nice to look at.
Permeable driveways are driveways that are made up of porous pavers that are designed to allow water to pass through them. The pavers can then be covered by grass or loose gravel, which prevents heat from building up on the driveway, as well as providing some aesthetic value to the area it’s applied to.
The benefits of permeable driveways
The advantage of having a permeable driveway is that it also acts as an effective and inexpensive drainage solution for your driveway. As the water passes through the pavers, permeable driveways allow for water to be distributed below it, bringing water to the grass around it.
Permeable driveways are inexpensive and easy to install and uninstall, meaning that they’re perfect for someone who doesn’t have the experience or the budget to install a concrete driveway. Permeable driveways also don’t have the issues which are faced by concrete driveways, such as upheaval, potholes or cracking due to constant expansion and contraction.
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If you want a driveway that is durable, environmentally-friendly and easy to install, consider choosing a permeable driveway. EconoGrid 40 is one of the finest permeable driveways available, so call All Stake Supply on 1300 130 123 to find out more about more about this effective and innovating paving solution today.
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The City of Charlottesville is in the process of finalizing a $1 million grant from the Virginia Department of Emergency Management to create and pilot an information-sharing plan. The program is meant to enhance the efficiency of communication among emergency officials at various public safety agencies, said Charles Werner, City of Charlottesville fire chief.
The two goals of the project are to “develop a state-wide strategic information sharing plan” and to create a “geospatial visualization pilot project,” which is “an interactive map of [emergency] information,” Werner said.
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The Narrows From Staten Island.
Pearl Street [Park Row to Prince Street]
The dock and river front to Wall Street, 1667. ; J. Clarence Davies Street Views Scrapbook
Maiden Lane to John St. (Rodman's Slip). | J. Clarence Davies Street Views Scrapbook
[Squatter settlement at Amsterdam Avnue and 98th Street.]
5th Ave. (at 96th St.) Harlem 1875
[116th Street and 5th Avenue.]


A state of the art skate park is here right in our backyard. The Harder For Carter skate park is one of the most impressive of its kink in Northern Ontario. It is definitively worth a short visit with your family – your children will have a blast spending a few hours at the park. There is something for every age.
Get a Feel of the Harder For Carter Skate Park
Take a look at this video and you will get a feel of what’s there.
A Community Project
The Harder For Carter Skate Park is truly a community project. Following the tragic accident of Carter Antila, a Memorial Fund was established in his honour with the purpose of building a skate park as this was Carter’s dream. The Antila family, volunteers and the City of Temiskaming Shores worked with the community to raise the money necessary and to provide logistical support to the design and construction of this amazing skate park. The project totalled close to half a million dollars and officially opened in June 2014.
How To Get There
The skate park, located at the New Liskeard Algonquin Beach Park. Take a look at the attached Google map. You can park on Whites Drive.
What Else Can You Do Around the Park
The Harder For Carter Skate Park is located adjacent to the New Liskeard boardwalk. From the skate park you will be able to walk to the New Liskeard beach, children’s playground, mini-putt, tennis courts, public washrooms, a snack bar and you are only 10 minutes walking distance from downtown. Along the boardwalk a few pieces of art can also be seen including a giant inuksuk and a monument commemorating the Cree youth activist Shannen Koostachin. You can spend easily half a day at this location and finding something for everyone to do. A region of town to discover.


Grand Gateway (North East) RTPO Delaware County and Ottawa County LRTP Surveys
The Delaware County and Ottawa County Long Range Transportation Plans (LRTP) surveys are now open and available to be filled out. Please help us all prepare for the future and better our children's future! Follow the link below to fill out the survery for your county. Thank you for helping out!!
Delaware County Survey
Ottawa County Survey


With the current events affecting tourism, I find it laughable that our city powers -- the Gill family, Nikki Grossman, many developers and of course the city commissioner -- want the locals to come back and enjoy Fort Lauderdale beach. After years of taking parking away, restricting traffic flow, trying to run out inexpensive family shops because we didn't fit their upscale image, now they need us.
But what happens when we're not needed anymore? Will they run us off again? Will they finally let the Gill family build on the east side of State Road A1A? The city let them get a foothold there. Will we need to have an ID card saying we work there? The city commish has forgotten that the beach was an inexpensive form of entertainment for many families. It was a place kids could go to hang out together, but no more. As a lifelong resident, I always loved Fort Lauderdale beach. Maybe with this downturn, they will see that there is room for both the tourists and their constituents, but I doubt it.
Jack White Wilton Manors


ROUND ROCK - The City of Round Rock has officially broken ground at 2400 Chisholm Trail on the city’s $14.5 million Indoor Sports Complex. The Indoor Sports Complex will house 81,500 sf of total space and enough floor space to occupy six basketball courts or 11 volleyball courts at one time.
“We are targeting basketball, volleyball, pickleball, cheerleading and gymnastics events,” said Sports Complex General Manager Chad McDowell.
The Sports Complex gained funding through a November 2011 voter-approved 2 percent Hotel Occupancy Tax rate increase that will be used to pay off $7.8 million in bonds issued by City Council in January 2012.
Chasco Constructors have 365 days to complete the project. Construction was scheduled to start on December 3.
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The Corte Madera Planning and Building Department has announced permit and license totals for 2013.
The department issued 98 more building permits in 2013 than it did in 2012, representing about a 20 percent increase.
The town issued 575 building permits in 2013 and 477 in 2012. The town also issued 37 more business licenses in 2013 than it did in 2012, marking a 32 percent increase. The town issued 153 licenses in 2013 and 116 in 2012.
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CDOT extends daytime lane closures for westbound I-70 express lane construction
The Colorado Department of Transportation is extending weekday lane closures on the westbound Interstate 70 mountain corridor this week to help complete the construction and opening of the Westbound I-70 Mountain Express Lane for testing by the end of the year.
Closure Schedule »
Westbound I-70 Single Lane Closures
Mondays-Wednesdays: 1 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Thursdays: 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Fridays: 9 p.m to 9 a.m.
Saturdays: 7 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Sundays: 4 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Eastbound I-70 Single Lane Closures
Mondays-Thursdays: 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Fridays: 6 p.m. to 10 a.m.
Saturdays: 8 p.m. to 10 a.m.
Sundays: 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
On Monday, Oct. 12, there will be single-lane closures on westbound I-70 at various locations between the Veterans Memorial Tunnels and the Empire interchange. Closures will go into place as early as 1 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays, and will continue overnight until 9 a.m. On Thursdays, there will be single lane closures from 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Construction is expected to last through mid-November, and the majority of the work will take place in Idaho Springs between mile markers 242 and 239. Drivers should expect up to 30 minutes delays, with the heaviest delays between 1 and 4 p.m., and should adjust their travel plans accordingly.
When the new westbound express lane opens, tolls will be waived until later next year after the ski season ends. The lane will be open to traffic during peak travel times, and operate as a shoulder the rest of the time similar to the eastbound express lane.
In addition to westbound lane closures, eastbound I-70 motorists should also expect a traffic shift in Idaho Springs beginning this week while crews shift the two eastbound lanes in order to widen the corridor enough for the westbound express lane.
The Eastbound I-70 Express Lane will also be closed for construction activities until Nov. 13.
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Gearing up for take-off: Heathrow unveils expansion masterplans
This week was a big one for the future growth plans of the UK aviation industry, with the UK and Europe’s, busiest airport, Heathrow, revealing its preferred masterplan for expansion. The public will now have the opportunity to feedback on the proposals as part of the 12 week Airport Expansion Consultation period.
With the number of people travelling by air continually growing, airports need to look ahead to meet predicted demands. Heathrow’s masterplan details how the airport plans to deliver a new runway, expanded terminals and the supporting infrastructure, including public transport links, to allow for the forecasted growth in passenger numbers. The developments within the masterplan are phased incrementally, allowing the airport to expand at a rate that mirrors the increasing numbers of passengers passing through its terminals over the period 2026-2050. Crucially for passengers, this will help keep air fares at affordable rates, with Heathrow’s aim being to keep airport charges close to 2016 levels to allow them to deliver this.
This long-term thinking will allow the airport to deliver what is ultimately the end game in this industry; safe, sustainable and efficient operations that give the passenger the best possible travel experience. Upgrading and enhancing the facilities available is a key element of this. As a framework partner at Heathrow, our teams have worked on over 500 schemes at the airport in the past 20 years. The aim has always been to create seamless journeys and positive experiences for passengers and crews, in conjunction with improving efficiency for operators and airlines through intelligent engineering. It’s great to see this continued through the masterplans unveiled this week and we look forward to seeing these ideas develop into reality.
For more information visit Heathrow's dedicated consultation website.


December 4, 2013
According to a memo from the Houston County Road and Bridge Department, construction will close portions of Fortner Street for two weeks.
The portions of Fortner Street that will be closed will stretch between Brannon Stand Road and Whitaker Road.
The construction, which begins on Monday, July 29th, 2013, is planned to last for two weeks through August 9th.
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From Case Départ, Dumbéa113 min
From Kannika Thai Bien-Être, Nouméa76 min
From Hinatéa, Dumbéa132 min
From Maison De Quartier De Col-Barrau, Mont-Dore79 min
From Gras Savoye Nouvelle-Calédonie, Nouméa74 min
From On the Beach, Nouméa92 min
From Hype Corner, Nouméa92 min
From La Couvelée, Dumbéa103 min
From Digital Nouméa, Nouméa74 min
From Office du tourisme de Nouvelle Calédonie, Nouméa76 min
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Attractions near Rue Des Nepenthes
- Foyer Indonésien
- Boulodrome De Robinson
- Parc De Robinson
- Mont Algoué
- Agence Cde Du Mont-Dore
- Clôs Du Bois Noir
- Vétérinaire De Robinson
- Arizona Mont-Dore
- La Petite Couture
- L'Épicerie Bio De Robinson
- Parking Centre Culturel Du Mont Dore
- Pharmacie De Robinson
- Le Clos De L'Alagaoué 1c
- Centre Culturel Du Mont Dore
- Le Clos De L'Alagaoué 1b
- Le Clos De L'Alagaoué 1a
- Le Clos De L'Alagaoué 2b
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- Black Evil Records
- Ab Location de Voitures
- Société Générale Victoire
- Atol Alma et Moselle
- Snack Chez Henri
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- Air Project
- Boucherie du 7ème Km
- Ab Location de Voitures
- Olympe Mjoe
- La Funky Fripe


Kosovo's Infrastructure Ministry says a $820 million deal has been signed with American-Turkish consortium Bechtel-Enka to build a 60 kilometer (37 miles) highway that will link Kosovo with Macedonia.
The ministry said Tuesday work on the new highway will start on July 2.
This is the second major contract awarded to the consortium in Kosovo after it won a $1 billion agreement in 2010 to build a highway linking Kosovo to Albania. That highway was finished in 2013.
The Bechtel-Enka consortium is made up of San Francisco, California-based Bechtel International Inc. and Istanbul-based Enka.
Kosovo is one of the poorest regions in Europe. Its 2008 secession from Serbia is fiercely rejected by Belgrade.


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Lime scooters rolling out of Memphis ... again
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Lime scooters are leaving Memphis again.
The company announced it will pull out its fleet of 450 scooters over the next week.
A Lime spokesperson released the following statement Friday:
“Every city is different and there is no one-size-fits-all transportation solution – vehicle selection and availability vary across each and are determined through several factors including weather, regulations, usage, infrastructure availability and other analyses. We are grateful to Memphis residents for welcoming us and we are proud of the City of Memphis for being forward thinking about micro-mobility. We remain hopeful about partnering on solutions for Memphis residents in the future.”
Last year, the City of Memphis ordered Lime scooters to be removed from the streets. At the time, city officials said the company didn’t obtain a permit or operating agreement.
The city released a tweet that said, “We have served notice to the company that it must remove its scooters. If it does not comply, we are prepared to remove them.”
City officials eventually reached an agreement with Lime for the scooters to come back, and the company brought them back.
Over the last year, Memphis has seen an uptick in e-scooters. Bolt scooters launched in August, becoming the fifth scooter company to hit Bluff City streets.
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MIAMI LAKES, FLA. (WSVN) - Southbound lanes on the Palmetto Expressway in Miami Lakes, as well as northbound lanes in Hialeah will be shut down for construction.
The southbound lane closures in Miami Lakes are expected to take place from 11 p.m. Tuesday to 5 a.m. Wednesday, between Northwest 154th Street and Gratigny Parkway.
The northbound lane closures in Hialeah will take place at Northwest 122nd Street, starting at 11 p.m., Tuesday.
Motorists are advised to follow detour signs in the area.
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Illegal trash dumping plagues Pelham Bay street
A group of Pelham Bay neighbors says their street has become a dumping ground for anyone and anything.
Papers, bottles, television sets and trash bags filled with what appears to be construction waste can all be found along the Hutchinson River Parkway at Wilkinson Avenue.
The city has an illegal dumping reward program where a resident can get up to half of the fine someone is given for an illegal dumping charge. The illegal dumping has to be witnessed.
In a statement to News 12 regarding the waste along the Hutchinson River Parkway, the Department of Sanitation said it will "investigate the location in question and take the appropriate action when manpower is available."


Good news for those wishing to extend their home with a larger conservatory or orangery! Temporary rules, permitting larger single-storey rear extensions without a full planning application, are being made permanent. Additions to terraced and semi-detached homes can project up to 6 metres from the house, while owners of detached houses will be able to add structures that project up to 8 metres.
The council will inform neighbours, who will still be able to raise objections, and the council will determine if the extension is likely to harm the character of the area or impact negatively on neighbours’ enjoyment of their own properties. This is very much a streamlining of the planning process – a welcome relief from the costly bureaucracy that, in some cases, could add months to a build project.
Orangery built by Admiral Windows Oxford, at Chilton Garden Centre conservatory show-site
To book a no-obligation consultation with our expert surveyor, call Admiral Windows Oxford on 01865 788333 – or drop into our showsite at Chilton Garden Centre for a chat. Our showsite is open every afternoon until 4 PM, and between 11 AM and 4 PM on Saturdays and Sundays.


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The following are documents related to the manner in which the Board functions, and advisories which the Board has issued to City agencies.
- TIGER Grant support letter-Northgate Bridge (April 2014)
- Letter of Support for University of Washington Burke-Gilman Trail TIGER V Application (May 2013)
- Maple Leaf Park Project Endorsement (May 2013)
- 20 is Plenty Template Letter (January 2012)
- Pedestrian Advisory Board Letter to Council about the 2012 Budget


There is a high risk of flooding in Fingal as a result of high tides coinciding with rain and strong winds.
Residents and motorists in the following areas are advised to be particularly aware of the threat posed and to park in areas prone to flooding:
Sutton: Strand Road
Malahide: Estuary Road, Bissett’s Strand.
Portmarnock: Roundabout, Coast Road (R106 Portmarnock/Baldoyle) and Drumnigh Road.
Skerries: Harbour Road, Miller’s Lane and Skerries Rugby Club.
Balbriggan: Quay Street car park.
Rush: Sprout Road, Sailing Club and Channel road.
Portrane: Burrow Beach. 02 2020


Missouri City reopens Valley Forest Drive
Published 5:30 am, Monday, August 13, 2007
The reconstructed Valley Forest Drive in Missouri City has officially reopened to traffic after an Aug. 7 ribbon-cutting ceremony. The nearly $1 million project included reconstructing the roadway from Cartwright Road to Turtle Creek.
Valerie Ruda, project manager, said, "The project began in September of last year and was budgeted around $1 million. The project was a success and was completed despite all the rain. It will make a big difference to the residents of Missouri City."
Huitt-Zollars Inc., which has worked with the city many years, was project design engineer.
Greg Wine, company senior vice president, said, "Residents will enjoy a very nice surface as they drive over it now."


A Building Permit is required for all residential or commercial construction. Major renovations, remodeling, add on construction, and swimming pool additions require a permit. Changes in the historic district have a specific procedure that must be followed prior to issuing a permit. Contractors performing these projects must be licensed. Contact the City Clerk to answer building permit questions or to obtain a permit. Please contact the city clerk at (205) 974-0890 with any questions.
Please see the Documents Tab to find forms for Business License Applications and Building Permit Applications


- 1303.00 sq ft
- Excellent central Kennington location
- Integrated garage
- Three storey freehold house with garden
- Within ULEZ & Congestion Charge Zone
- Close to Underground
- Video tour available
- Chain free
- Kennington is now Zone 1/2
Renfrew Road is close to Kennington Underground station (Northern Line), Elephant & Castle Mainline and Underground stations (Bakerloo and Northern lines, plus overground services to Blackfriars and West Hampstead or to South London and beyond to Kent) as well as being located in the congestion charge zone. Waterloo station and Lambeth North are also within easy reach, plus many local bus services. Together these offer excellent transport links to The City, Westminster, the Southbank, Kensington and Chelsea plus the river.
The lovely green space of Kennington Park, and the beautiful Cleaver Square, are within short walking distance. Kennington Cross is also very close by, providing a selection of shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. There is a wonderful farmers market every Saturday at St Marks Church opposite Oval Underground station.


Independent Town Councillor, Francie Geelan has been informed by the Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government, Mr. Dick Roche, TD that after representations by him on behalf of Boyle Town Council, that Boyle has been successful in acquiring a further allocation of funding for footpath repairs. Boyle had received an initial grant last January of €11,550 with a further €5,775 from Roscommon County Council as matching funding. The grant now received is €26,070 with matching funding of €13,035 from Roscommon County Council. This total of €56,430 will complete the replacement of Ecoflex covered footpaths in Plunkett Avenue and Station Road, Boyle. Funding will also be sought to carry out a similar scheme in Upper Marian Road and Hanly Avenue next year.


Interstate 35/80 construction to cause 2-year detour on Neil Smith Trail starting Sept. 9
Construction widening an Interstate 35/80 bridge will cause a two-year detour of the Neal Smith Trail.
Starting Sept. 9 at 8 a.m., trail users can follow signs through a detour, starting at River Drive Park in Des Moines and ending at Northwest 66th Avenue near Johnston. The detour is for trail users' safety while construction crews widen the Interstate 35/80 bridge over the Des Moines River.
The detour follows Trestle to Trestle Trail and Northwest Beaver Drive, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation. The detour is set to end summer 2021.
Find a map of the detour here.
Editor's note: This story has been updated to clarify the location of the Neal Smith Trail.
Danielle Gehr is a breaking news reporter at the Des Moines Register. She can be reached by email at email@example.com, by phone at 515-284-8367 or on Twitter at @Dani_Gehr.
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NORWAY: A NKr12·6bn plan to upgrade the railway between Trondheim and Steinkjer was announced by Marit Arnstad, Minister for Transport & Communications, on September 10.
The regional authorities have long campaigned for electrification of the route, hoping to reduce the journey time to below 1 h. The current plan will bring the fastest journey time down to 1 h 19 min, short of the original goal but competitive with the parallel road for the first time in decades. The project would see a peak service of a train every 15 min between Trondheim and Stjørdal, with every second train continuing to Steinkjer.
The railway upgrade is planned in conjunction with an upgrade of Norway's main north - south road along the same route, modelled after the Eidsvoll - Sørli project which has delivered cost savings.
The rail element includes extending the electrification to Steinkjer, track doubling between Trondheim and Stjørdal where the region's main airport is located, and longer passing loops. A new tunnel between Devla and Åsen would reduce the risk of the railway becoming obstructed in an area of unstable quick clay which is prone to landslides.


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|Title||Assessment Map for the Improvements on Adams Street from Newark Avenue to First Street, Hoboken, 1867.|
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Assessment Map for the Improvements on Adams Street from Newark Avenue to First Street, Hoboken, 1867. Ink on linen. Approx. 30" wide x 21-3/4" high.
Filed March 21, 1867. John Kennedy, City Clerk.
Assessment confirmed by the Council, May 16, 1867, and the resolution of confirmation approved May 17, 1867. John Kennedy, City Clerk.
Commissioners: John M. Elliott(?); [illegible], [illegible].
William Hexamer, City Surveyor.
Blue pencil notation: No. 202
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A Unique Cultural Hub With a Unique Structural Solution | San Francisco, CA
This multi-use building hosts three primary (but distinctly different) programs - cinema, retail and athletic facility. These seemingly unrelated programs are combined to create a true multidisciplinary cultural hub for the city of San Francisco.
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Step into the world of netball court transformation as we explore the St George Netball Association Design and Redevelopment Project, which clinched the runners-up award at the Sports and Play Industry Association Awards in 2021. This project, conducted in collaboration with Bayside Council, exemplifies the dedication of Court Craft to breathe new life into 15 netball courts, overcoming significant challenges to provide a pristine playing surface for the community.
Project Overview: The St George Netball Association Design and Redevelopment Project was a substantial undertaking aimed at resurrecting 15 netball courts located in Rockdale. The site had endured years of settlement and movement, resulting in severely cracked, uneven, and waterlogged courts. To address these challenges and deliver exceptional results, Court Craft employed a range of innovative methods, all while adhering to a budget. Key project highlights included:
- Concrete Kerbing: Court Craft installed a 200mm x 150mm concrete kerb around the perimeter of the courts, covering approximately 690 meters. This helped define and protect the court boundaries.
- Swale Drains and Aglines: Swale drains and perimeter aglines were supplied and installed to facilitate efficient drainage and prevent ponding on the courts.
- Asphalt Profiling and Overlays: To rectify undulations and settlement cracks, Court Craft profiled the asphalt where needed and applied asphalt overlays, effectively restoring the surface’s smoothness and uniformity.
- Road Base Application: DGB20 Road base was supplied and installed, graded, and compacted to achieve the necessary falls, ensuring proper drainage and a level playing field.
- Fencing Upgrade: The existing weldmesh fencing was removed and replaced with black PVC-coated chain wire fencing, improving both durability and aesthetics.
- Netball Post Replacement: A total of 15 pairs of netball posts were removed and replaced to meet current standards and enhance gameplay safety.
- Asphalt and Plexipave Installation: Court Craft supplied and installed asphalt and Plexipave, with precise line markings, creating a durable and visually appealing playing surface.
- Turf: Approximately 2000 square meters of turf was laid to enhance the surrounding greenery and add to the overall ambiance of the netball facility.
Conclusion: The St George Netball Association Design and Redevelopment Project, led by Court Craft in collaboration with Bayside Council, stands as a remarkable example of rejuvenating community sports infrastructure. Overcoming significant challenges, including settling grounds and severely damaged courts, Court Craft’s expertise and commitment to excellence shone through, resulting in an award-worthy transformation. The revitalized netball courts will serve as a hub for local players and enthusiasts, offering a safe, level, and visually appealing surface for netball action. Court Craft’s achievement in this project further solidifies their reputation as leaders in the field of sports facility design and construction.


With the 2022 FIFA World Cup quickly approaching, there are several stadiums that will be used throughout the tournament in the country of Qatar.
Here's a look at where the games will be played:
Al Bayt Stadium
The opening game of the tournament featuring Qatar vs. Ecuador on November 20 will take place at Al Bayt Stadium, which holds a capacity of 60,000 fans. The location, which is in Al Khor, Al Bayt Stadium will also host the opening ceremony and takes design inspiration from traditional tents of the nomadic people of Qatar and the region.
Al Janoub Stadium
Over in Al Wakrah, Al Janoub Stadium, which holds a capacity of 40,000 fans, will host group stage and round of 16 games. The stadium features a curvilinear postmodernist and neo-futurist design with a roof inspired by the sails of traditional Dhow boats used by pearl divers in the region and the Persian Gulf.
Following the World Cup, the capacity will be reduced to 20,000 and be the home of Al-Wakrah SC.
Al Thumama Stadium
In Doha, Al Thumama Stadium, will welcome a capacity of 40,000 people for the group stage, round of 16 and quarterfinals games. The design of the stadium takes its inspiration from the traditional taqiyah hat worn by men and boys across the Middle East, while a 540,000 sq. ft. park surrounds the stadium.
Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
For the 44,740 fans in attendance at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, they will experience the group stage games as well as round of 16 matches. One interesting fact about this stadium: It was constructed on the site of a demolished previous stadium and 90% of materials from the prior stadium were reused or recycled with the new project.
Education City Stadium
In Al Rayyan, Education City Stadium, which holds a capacity of 45,350 fans, will host the group stage, round of 16, and quarterfinal games.
Labeled the "Jewel of the Desert," the design is inspired by Islamic architecture. Located in Education City, the area houses educational facilities for eight international university satellite campuses, including Virginia Commonwealth, Texas A&M, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown, and Northwestern.
20% of the stadium’s building materials are identified as green making it among the world’s most sustainable stadiums. 55% of the building materials were sourced locally and the stadium received a five-star GSAS rating for sustainability.
Following the tournament, the stadium will be reduced to 25,000 seats and be used by local university sports teams.
Khalifa International Stadium
Another amazing stadium in Al Rayyan will welcome 40,000 soccer loving fans to the World Cup. The stadium will host group stage, round of 16, and the third place game.
The stadium was opened in 1992 and is named after Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani, former Emir of Qatar.
Lusail Stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in all of Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The stadium will host 80,000 fans for the group stage, round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinal, and finals.
The stadium is designed to mirror the ancient Arab craft of bowl weaving and is encircled by a reflective pool of water that attendees cross over when entering the stadium.
Following the World Cup the stadium will be reduced to 40,000 with seating removed and other parts of the stadium being repurposed with shops, cafes, athletic/education facilities, health clinic.
16 floating hotels (101 guest rooms) are being designed to sit on the surface of the water 15 minutes from the stadium. These hotels will be sailed to other coastal locations after the World Cup for other events.
In Doha, Stadium 974 will host 40,000 fans for group stage and round of 16 games.
The stadium is the first fully dismountable stadium, meaning it will be taken apart after the tournament to be used in other construction in the region. The stadium location will then be transformed into a waterfront site with green space.
The stadium, which received a 4-star rating from GSAS, will be constructed using shipping containers, removable seats, and other modular building blocks.


Let’s do a comperative analisys about the newly opened metro line in Budapest. Some say it is a great achievement, some say it’s a waste of money. I just really want some ice-scream but I imagine you wish to embark on a journey using the new line from beginning to end.
Also I believe in order to fully understand the impact of the new line, we have to compare it with other major cities around the world: Moscow, New York, London, Paris and Vienna – our twin city.
The M4 Metro Line
The Metro 4 Line, Unofficially: Green Line, is the fourth, or green line of Budapest Metro, and opened on 28 March 2014.
The first section, 7.4 km in length and consisting of ten stations, connects the southwestern Kelenföldi pályaudvar located in Buda, and the eastern Keleti pályaudvar in Pest, under the River Danube. The second section will be an eastern extension to Bosnyák tér, while plans include a western extension to Virágpiac and further east to Újpalota. Daily ridership has been estimated at 421,000. The line operates using fully automated Alstom Metropolis train sets, which are also installed on the M2 line.
In Hungary the construction of the line has been widely criticised as a source of extensive government corruption.
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Acting Monrovia City Mayor, Mary 'The General' Broh says Monrovia City Ordinance Number #1 takes effect today, October 1, 2009.
Madam Broh told The Informer Tuesday that her administration will not compromise the law, and is ready to enforce the Ordinance in the face of daunting challenges.
Ordinance Number #1 was passed by the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) on October 27, 1975; it functions to effectively address the multifaceted problems of the Public Health and Sanitation confronting the City of Monrovia, which has faced tremendous growth and diversification over the years.
Since Friday, September 11, 2009, Madam Broh, along with her team of enthusiastic staff, has been distributing copies of the Ordinance at street corners and populated areas in the city.
Frequently diving in and out of her white brand new jeep marked 'Mayor-1', to distribute the 11-count regulation, has been warning the public, Monrovians in particular, that effective October 1, 2009, enforcement of the City Ordinance will take effect.
"It is challenging, but I like it," Madam Broh said when she was quizzed about the task of enforcing the Ordinance.
Madam Broh said those who fail to observe the Ordinance will face the full weight of the law, because they will be taken to court.
The ordinance is necessary because the sanitary conditions and appearance of Monrovia has grossly deteriorated the acting Mayor had said during her month-long sensitization campaign.
Besides, residents of Monrovia have called from time to time for improvement in the collection of garbage and the general appearance of the City, something which does not represent the capital of a nation.
The Ordinance, among others, prohibits street selling, selling on Sundays, littering, and construction of makeshift garages along the streets of the city and its suburbs.
It compels property owners to keep their properties (buildings, vacant and undeveloped lands) clean; while don owners are to keep their pets chained if they must to be confiscated. All of the 11 sessions of the Ordinance bears heavy fines ranging from a minimum fine of US$100 toUS$500.
SECTION 1 of the ordinance reads as follows: Garbage shall be disposed of ONLY at sites designated by the Monrovia City Corporation. The public shall be permitted to dispose of garbage at the said designated sites between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 a.m.; anyone who violates this provision shall be subject to a fine of U$100 for each offence.


The Brooklyn Greenway Initiative is one of the largest environmentally conscious projects in New York City. I am pleased to have my work be a part of this organization and invite you to join in the unveiling on June 1st.
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Declaration of Result - Frome Neighbourhood Plan, Thursday, 20 October 2016
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OKLAHOMA CITY / SKY LINE / OKLAHOMA / AERIAL VIEWS / AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY / AIR VIEWS: A view of downtown Oklahoma City, December 15, 1931. At the lower left corner will be observed undeveloped land vacated a few months ago by the Rock Island and Frisco Railroads. This strip of land, now owned by the city, runs through the entire business district and is to be developed into a beautiful civic center, where an auditorium, library building, art museum, City Hall and other municipal buildings are to be constructed, surrounded by beautiful landscaping, parks and trees. Photo dated 12/15/1931 and published in an Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce trade publication.


On Friday night, thousands of excited music fans will be making their way to east Hull for one of the biggest concerts in the city.
Little Mix will be performing at KCOM Craven Park on Friday, July 13, and there has been a lot of organising in order to make sure the event will run as smooth as possible.
One of the main factors organisers have had to consider is the volume of traffic making its way down to Preston Road as the gates open for 5pm.
Poorhouse Lane, the road leading up to the Hull KR stadium, will be closed from 8pm on Thursday, July 12, meaning there will be no vehicular access for everyone to the venue at all until midnight of July 13.
Preston Road will also be closed from 6am on the Friday, to allow for safety procedures to be put in place as thousands of children and families are expected.
The road will be closed from Hotton Close to Ecclesfield Avenue from 6am to 11.59pm, with permits already allocated to homes within the closure, meaning only general traffic will be stopped from travelling down.
Some of the streets effected, as well as Preston Road, include Rolston Close, Auburn Close, St Giles Court and Arthur Lucan Court.
However, from 9pm to 11.59pm, no cars will be allowed in or out of the areas, with the closure also applying to residents - meaning their permits will be void and they will not be able to gain access to their homes between these hours.
The closure is not inclusive of Hotton Close and Ecclesfield Avenue, so residents do not need a permit to gain access to these two streets.
For anyone needing to get to properties in the closure area, the number 3 Stagecoach service will continue to run as normal until 8.30pm, with the special shuttle bus service then operating after the event to return to the Interchange.


The Town of Norwood Board of Trustees will have a public hearing on Thursday, March 16th @ 7:00 p.m. to consider Resolution 0316 Series 2017 to make certain findings of fact regarding proposed annexation of a parcel of land known as the Lone Cone Library Annexation pursuant to Section 30 of Article II of the State Constitution and Sections 31-12-104,31-12-105, C.R.S. The agenda and packet are in the Town dropdown.
The Town of Norwood will start out the meeting for the three town entities again this month. The Board of Trustees will be meeting on March 8th at 7:00 p.m. The agenda is under the town dropdown. The Sanitation District will meet on Thursday, March 10th at 7:00 p.m. upstairs in the Town Hall followed by the Water Commission on Tuesday, March 14th at 7:00 p.m. downstairs.
The Town of Norwood is partnering with the San Miguel Vet Clinic in order to have a vaccination clinic for area residents. This will be at the San Miguel Veterinary Clinic on Saturday, February 25th. The flyer is posted under the town dropdown.


Strategically located 12 cents of premium plot of land for sale, situated at prime location at Kadappakada, Kollam.
At Prathibha Junction, Kadappakada, Kollam 23 meters from NH-744 road near Chaithanya eye clinic and Kerala Gramin Bank, opposite new Supreme Bakers site at kadappakada and 1.2 kms to kollam bypass.
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Leith Links Residents Association lodge formal complaint against Scottish Environmental Protection Agency in relation to Seafield odour
- A copy of the detailed & extensive letter, extending to nineteen pages, can be downloaded by clicking here.
- Strengthening Community Councils: Exploring how community councils can contribute to democratic renewal in Scotland.
- Scottish Historic Buildings Trust seek your views on future of Custom House
- 106 – 162 Leith Walk: Leith Community Councils submit written submission to planning appeal by Drum Group
- TV chef cooking up plans for Leith Links event
- Leith Links Residents Association launch crowdfunding campaign


As part of a countywide stormwater management program that includes a partnership of DuPage County and 41 municipalities and townships working together to meet water quality goals, you can learn about DuPage County’s program and submit your comments now through Feb. 15. DuPage County is presenting this as a virtual meeting that you can visit at any time between now and Feb. 15.
DuPage County Stormwater Management oversees the Countywide Water Quality Program, which includes:
- Public Education and Outreach on Water Quality Topics
- Public Involvement and Participation
- Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination
- Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Controls
- Post-Construction Best Management Practices for Water Quality
- Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping for Municipal Operations
- Water Quality Monitoring Program
The City of Wheaton and DuPage County invite you to view an informational video, download the complete program plan and submit your comments on DuPage County’s website. You can submit your comments through the website, by email at email@example.com, or by mail to DuPage County Stormwater Management, Attn: Mary Beth Falsey, 421 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187.
For questions, please contact DuPage County Stormwater Management at 630-407-6673.


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The Town calendar is where you will find a list of upcoming Town meetings and events. To view the details of an event, simply click on the highlighted date. If you would like more information about an event, please contact the Town Office at 301-654-7144.
Councilmember Irene Lane will hold a listening session to hear from residents about the County's desire to allow Missing Middle Housing (duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, bungalow courts, townhouses, and small apartment buildings) in existing neighborhoods that solely consist of single-family housing and are near transit.
Please RSVP to TownOffice@TownofChevyChase.org to receive Zoom link.


Work to replace the Niles Boulevard Bridge connecting the City of Fremont and Union City continues to progress. The new bridge is being built immediately south of the existing bridge, which will remain open throughout construction. The project is anticipated to be complete spring 2017.
Weekday and weekend night work to complete the new bridge columns and install a protective shield over the rail tracks resumes on August 12 and will continue until late-September. Weekday (night) work will take place Monday – Friday, from 11 p.m. – 7 a.m. Weekend (night) work will begin Friday at 10:30 p.m. and end Saturday at 9 a.m. and then resume Saturday at 10:30 p.m. and end Sunday at 9 a.m.
Weekend and weekday night work is necessary due to the columns and protective shield being located over the BART and Union Pacific rail tracks. Weekday (day) work can take place over the tracks after the protective shield is installed.
As with any major construction project, it is important to note that anticipated work dates and times are subject to change due to weather, unforeseen conditions, and/or the availability of on-site Union Pacific Railroad flaggers and BART safety monitors.
Changeable message boards near the project site (in each direction) notify roadway users of upcoming weekend night work dates and times. Advance notice of future weekend, night and/or noisy activities will be provided as work is scheduled. Weekly updates are posted on the project website.
Community members can also sign up to receive weekly message updates by emailing or calling the project Construction Info Line at 510-355-1502. Please share this information with others who might be interested in receiving future updates.


Street and Traffic Sign Photos
Buttgarden Street Bideford
13/3/2013 Bideford - UK
There just has be a history to this street but I can't find it.
Picture added on 14 March 2013 at 07:04


City of Altoona (ARPA) 2023 Business District Revitalization Grant Program Application
News Date: Monday, February 13, 2023
NEWS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: Tuesday, February 14, 2023
MEDIA CONTACT: Linda Rickens Schellhammer, City Clerk
THE CITY OF ALTOONA’S 2023 ARPA BUSINESS REVITALIZATION GRANT PROGRAM IS NOW OPEN
Altoona, PA. – Altoona City Council approved a second round of ARPA funds for Altoona businesses at their Monday, February 13, 2023 meeting. The grant application with detailed guidelines is available to download beginning Tuesday, February 14, 2023 on the City’s homepage at www.altoonapa.gov under News and Announcements.
Applicants can request up to $25,000.00.
The deadline to submit an application is Friday, March 24, 2023 by 4:00 p.m.
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Download: City of Altoona (ARPA) 2023 Business District Revitalization Grant Program Application & Program Guidelines
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At its February 24 meeting, the Council discussed recommendations for preserving the long-term viability of the City’s golf courses and adopted a motion to send a number of recommended options to the Administration, including recommendations for Wingpointe, Glendale and Nibley golf courses. Read all the Council’s recommendations.
The Prison Relocation Commission (PRC) has been working on a plan to move the Utah State Prison, and one of the sites under strong consideration is located in Salt Lake City. Read background information here.
Start voicing your concerns now by emailing or calling Prison Relocation Commission Members.
The PRC’s next meeting is TBA. Visit the State’s website for more information.
March 3, 2015 Agenda
February 24, 2015 Agenda
February 17, 2015 Council Planning Workshop Agenda
February 10, 2015 Agenda
February 3, 2015 Agenda
January 20, 2015 Agenda
January 13, 2015 Agenda
January 12, 2015 Legislative Breakfast
January 6, 2015 Agenda
December 16, 2014 Prison Relocation Press Conference
December 9, 2014 Agenda
December 2, 2014 Agenda
Summary of the February 24 City Council Meeting
Summary of the February 10 City Council Meeting
Summary of the February 3 City Council Meeting
Summary of the January 20 City Council Meeting
Summary of January 13 City Council Meeting
New SLC Council Leadership Chosen for 2015
New City Budget focuses on SLC’s core services; additions made to trail development, homeless aid.
SLC Council invites air quality fact-finding panel to Work Session on Earth Day
City Announces Insurance Provider for Big Residential Plumbing Repairs
Vote-by-mail, street lighting and franchise agreements all on April 8 agenda for SLC Council Work Session


Thursday, July 5, 2012
Detour in Potter County Starts Monday
Beginning Monday in Potter county A closure and detour for Route 2002 (Branch Road) in West Branch Township will begin. Crews will begin paving operations in a five-mile long work zone between the village of Cherry Springs to the village of Germania Station. It's expected to take about a month and there will be a detour in place.


The M & C Development Rezone Petition for the Area Plan Commission
has been rescheduled for Wednesday, February 21st at 6 pm.
It seems the Notice required to be placed on the property by
January 7th was placed on the wrong property.
We have been gifted a little more time for organizing. Let’s use it wisely. Please sign the petition, and ask your friends and neighbors to sign. Be one of our letter writers or speakers.
Help us save our small town!
The photo above shows the Notice of the Public Hearing placed on the Church’s property.


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Nellore is one of the most important cities and municipal corporations in the state of Andhra Pradesh situated on the banks of the Penneru River. It is also the sixth most populous city in this state. Nellore city is the administrative headquarters of Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Nellore district. Hyderabad, the state capital of Andhra Pradesh, is around 450 kilometer away from Nellore.
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Hello Orangegate Park followers,
Though we can’t engage with you in-person right now, we want to make sure you know we’re moving forward to create a park design for Orangegate Park that respects the community’s interests. We are hosting an Online Workshop between now and January 4. This includes 3 new park options that we’d like your opinion about.
Share your feedback in our Online workshop between now and January 4: www.piercecountywa.gov/OrangegateParkProject
Thank you to everyone who completed the Orangegate Park Master Plan Update survey this fall. We received more than 300 responses! Your survey responses and data from the interactive mapping tool helped us build the new park design options highlighted in the Online Workshop. We appreciate all your input to help as we update this plan. We look forward to hearing which improvements matter most to you. Thanks for following along with us!
If you have any questions or would like to request a hard copy of the online workshop materials, contact:
Tiffany Odell, Senior Planner
Phone (253) 798-4254
Email [email protected]
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Improvements are being made to Station Approach widening the entrance.
The car park still full of construction materials
Same shot from a different angle courtesy of a fire escape.
Now looking towards the west end of the platform. Lot of activity here.
Finally a large concrete foundation has been poured inside the work site. I am not sure what is for but for something not vital to the re-opening I am guessing. Hats off to Buckingham Group if this all ready for the 26th October. It looks like they are pulling out all the stops but there is still a lot to do.


Southwest OEHA Survey
OEHA southwest planning committee is looking at changing possibly changing the venue for our conference. Please fill out the survey about our current venue and any possible new venues. We cannot promise any changes, but will take all comments into consideration.
If you have any specific questions or comments please contact Stephanie Johnson, District Director, at SJohnson@ccchd.com.


3092 Peterson Way , Bryan
Welcome to Briar Meadows Creek neighborhood situated in the heart of Bryan only minutes from award winning schools, shopping, dining, medical services, parks, walking trails and the classic Camelot Park. One mile to St. Josephs medical center and four miles to Texas A&M University! This is one of the only lots left in this development and it is ready for construction. All major utilities either on site or in general vicinity. Don't miss this opportunity to become part of this thriving new neighborhood!
- MLS® #19012573
- Sub-TypeUrban Residential Lots
- UtilitiesCity Sewer, City Water, Electric on Site, Garbage, Telephone In Area, Underground Utilities
- Listing Agent:Chad Hovde
- Listing Office:RE/MAX 2020
- Address3092 Peterson Way
- SubdivisionBriar Meadows Creek
- Zip Code77802
- Lot DescriptionLevel
- HOA Fees250
- HOA Fees Freq.Year
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. The data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS.
Listing information is provided by Bryan-College Station Regional MLS.


It has been confirmed that NRA officials have allocated €545,000 to have the N56 between Falcarragh and Gortahork Re- Surfaced
In welcoming the confirmation local councillor Seamus O’Domhnaill stated “This funding represents a major boost to the Local Area of Cloughaneely as this work is very much needed. I am pleased that through lengthy negotiations which I had over the last few months with both NRA Officials and the Council Roads section that this project has come to fruition'
This project will commence in the first week of December and will continue if needed into early 2012.
In total a length of 2.7 Kms will be fully resurfaced with Tarmacadam as well as any preliminary works along verges and ancillary works which are deemed necessary.
The project will begin at the Tulloghabegley Bridge in Falcarragh and continue into the village of Gortahork.


We are excited that work to redevelop the community garden behind the resource centre at the Makerspace will start on Tuesday 14th March from 10am to 6pm
There will be a variety of jobs, come along and find out what needs doing.
Other days will be booked in shortly.
Click here for link to a FB flyer
We look forward to seeing you there.
For further information phone Fred on 097577117967


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5020 & 5040 Shea is an ideal business location, with easy access from the 101 Loop or Highway 51. Besides those major highways, the property is in close proximity to the intersections of Tatum Blvd. and Shea Blvd., as well as Scottsdale Road and Shea Blvd. It is located near multiple banks, retail centers, and restaurants.
5020 East Shea Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85254


Whether you’re after a small patio or an outdoor kitchen, a compete garden landscape or a driveway. At Evergreen Gardens we believe that our award winning design, workmanship and reliability make us the best company to use for your landscaping project.
For driveways, large gardens and patios we can manage the planning application if it is required. We also offer permeable block paving, or can design adequate soak away drainage options in order to remove the need for planning permission and to comply with SUDS legislation.
We have a genuine working relationship with our suppliers and electricians who work with us to create a quality landscape to last for years.
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May 14, 2017
L-R: Shri Venkaiah Naidu, Hon’ble Union Minister for Urban Development (2nd from left), Shri. Edappadi K. Palaniswami, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu (3rd from left) and Mr. Kenko SONE, Minister (Economic & Development), Embassy of Japan (1st from right)
Chennai, May 14, 2017: Today the Chennai Metro Rail Project (Phase I) underground section from Thirumangalam to Nehru Park was inaugurated, heralding a new era of sustainable transport in Chennai. The flag off ceremony was attended by many dignitaries such as Shri. Edappadi K. Palaniswami, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and Shri Venkaiah Naidu, Hon'ble Union Minister for Urban Development.
The newly constructed underground stretch covers a distance of 7.4 kms between Thirumangalam and Nehru Park comprising of five important stations; 1) Anna Nagar Tower, 2) Anna Nagar East, 3) Shenoy Nagar, 4) Pachayappa's College and 5) Kilpauk Medical College.
The newly inaugurated underground segment is 7.4 km long will mitigate the difficulties caused by mounting traffic in Chennai such as increased traffic congestion, air pollution, road accidents and journey time.
Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. organized the inaugural opening ceremony which was attended by Mr. Kenko SONE, Minister(Economic & Development), Embassy of Japan, Mr. Seiji BABA, Consulate-General, Consulate-General of Japan and Mr. Sho Naya, Representative, JICA India office.
Mr. Takema Sakamoto, Chief Representative, JICA India Office said, "The newly inaugurated underground section showcases the achievement of JICA towards better life and social innovation of the citizens of Chennai and the Government of Tamil Nadu. Chennai metro will promotes smoother travel and boosts prosperity in Chennai and will be one of the shining examples of mutual cooperation between two nations."
Once completed the Chennai metro project phase1 is expected to have over 800 trains running in either direction each day, transporting an estimated 7 lakh people each day by the year 2021. The Chennai Metro is integrated with other forms of public and private transport including buses and sub-urban trains to facilitate seamless travel by commuters.
The Chennai Metro underground section from Thirumangalam to Nehru Park inaugurated
Commuters inside Chennai Metro underground section
JICA has extended 150,274 million Japanese Yen (approximately INR 9,000 crores) in concessional ODA loans over 4 tranches since 2008 for the development of around 45 km metro rail system in Chennai. By adding JICA's loan for Phase V, the cumulative loan amount for Chennai Metro Project amounts to 183,595 million Japanese Yen (approximately INR 11,000 crores).
Established, by a specific law, as an independent administrative institution under the Government of Japan, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) aims to contribute to the promotion of international cooperation, as a sole Japanese governmental agency in charge of ODA implementation. JICA is the world's largest bilateral donor agency. JICA works as a bridge between Japan and emerging countries, and provides assistance in forms of loan, grant and technical cooperation so that the emerging countries can strengthen their capabilities.
For further information, please contact:


New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) officials said the Landing Lane Bridges over the Raritan River and Delaware & Raritan Canal will be closed and detoured beginning tomorrow for emergency repairs in New Brunswick, Middlesex County.
Beginning at 8 a.m. tomorrow, Wednesday, July 14, 2021, NJDOT’s contractor, I.E.W. Construction Group, is scheduled to close and detour the Landing Lane Bridges over the Raritan River and D&R Canal.
This closure will allow the contractor to complete emergency repairs to the bridge superstructure and deck.
The NJDOT’s signed detour is expected to remain in place for about six weeks.
Motorists traveling northbound on Landing Lane in New Brunswick wishing to cross the river to Piscataway will be directed to turn right onto George Street, which becomes College Avenue in order to use Route 18 northbound to cross the river.
Motorists traveling southbound on River Road wishing to enter New Brunswick will be directed to use Route 18 and cross the river, then take the ramp towards Route 27 southbound then travel on College Avenue, which becomes George Street, back to Landing Lane.
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors.
Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT’s traffic information website www.511nj.org for construction updates and real-time travel information.
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ADD UPDATE, 14 December 2016: TOMORROW IS THE DAY. We need EVERYONE to attend Eastleigh Borough Council’s full council meeting to register our opposition to options B and C of the council’s emerging Local Plan. As supporters know, not only are these options the most environmentally damaging of EBC’s proposals but they also offer no prospect of linking to a sustainable public transport system. They will therefore – without doubt – generate huge additional traffic congestion for the whole area.
PLEASE DON’T THINK OTHERS CAN GO FOR YOU. Set everything aside: COME YOURSELF – AND BRING FRIENDS TOO. This is a community event that is vital to our future. WE MUST SHOW LARGE NUMBERS! If you do nothing, it will be too late.
The meeting will be held at 7.00pm tomorrow, 15 December, at Kings Community Church, Upper Northam Road, Hedge End, Southampton, SO30 4BZ.
One question for you all: ITV Meridian News will be doing TV interviews outside the Community Church at 5.45pm tomorrow. If you are able to get there by then, to show support behind our interviewee, please email [email protected]. We would be really grateful to anyone who can make it!
BBC South Today and BBC Radio Solent will also be covering the story – so stay tuned!
PLEASE JOIN US TOMORROW AND MAKE OUR COMMUNITY PROUD!


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FULL DETAILS HERE: objection-to-d_585_2016-49-roseberry-avenue-preston
Location 49 Roseberry Avenue PRESTON VIC 3072
Description Construct a medium density housing development comprising of four (4) double
storey dwellings as shown on the plans accompanying the application.
Officer Marisia Hammerton
Type Medium Density Housing
WHO ikonimides reid deddy tjahjadi
land size 486 sq m (details found via http://gis.darebin.org)
Summary replace family homes with x4 units
L1: open plan kitchen/meal/lounge (ALL), + 1 bed (U2, U3)
GND: 2 bed ((U1, U4), 1 bed (U2, U3) + wide corridor
P: x2 shared double garages, access via single carriage laneway
BUILDING EXTENDS TO TITLE BOUNDARY
POOR INTERNAL AMENITY & SPOS
NON VENTILLATED BATHROOMS (U2 & U3) & L’DRY (ALL)
AWKWARD VEHICLE ACCESS VIA SHARED LANEWAY
requires 4 spaces, rule is 1 space to each 1 or 2 bed dwelling
requires 4 spaces in total, and plans show 3 spaces
HOW TO OBJECT
(1) objection form first page, top half, add your name and contact details with
“phone number=WITH HELD, communication from the developer is to be in writing ”
(2) Remove any objections from the proforma that do not specifically apply
(3) Add you own unique objections. Keep them general and brief.
(4) last page, lower section, add your name or signature and todays date
(5) Send to Darebin town planning by email, fax, mail or in person
Post to: PO BOX 91 Preston 3072
Fax 8470 8877 ATTENTION: TOWN PLANNING
HOW TO ENCOURAGE NEIGHBOURS TO OBJECT
(1) Print and or photocopy multiples of the resident letter (above), plans and objection form.
also available here https://www.darebinada.org/category/objections
(2) Walk surrounding streets. If you knock on doors you can discuss the proposal and get
neighbours to sign the objection on the spot. Alternatively you can drop the information in their
letterbox and follow up with a visit later.
(3) Send to Darebin town planning by email, fax, mail or in person
Post to: PO BOX 91 Preston 3072. Fax 8470 8877 ATTENTION: TOWN PLANNING
subject: Objection to D/585/2016 49 Roseberry Avenue PRESTON VIC 3072
Dear Darebin Planning
Please find attached an objection to this planning proposal.


It is noted that there is a recreation centre in Sengkang known as the Sengkang Sports and Recreation Centre which is located near to Treasure Crest EC. It is just a few minutes walk away and there are many facilities at the development for your family and friends to spend some quality time with. Sengkang Sports and Recreation Centre is located at Sengkang Riverside Park where a range of activities available for the residents. There are even F&B outlets such as MacDonald’s as well as other shops for the residents of Treasure Crest Anchorvale Crescent to indulge in.
Sengkang Sports and Recreation Centre is one of the more expensive recreation centre to be built next to Cheng Lim LRT Station. It is located at Anchorvale Crescent and cost nearly $1 billion to built. The recreation centre is majestic and serves primarily the Punggol and Sengkang residents who are looking for alternative places to spend their weeekend at. Despite being built in the year 2000 where there is a recession, the government went ahead to built on the note that this might create jobs to spur the economy.
Sengkang Sports and Recreation Centre host a number of facilities such as 4 swimming pools as well as 5 water slides that both adults and children can use. There is also a indoor sports hall where indoor sports such as badminton as well as volley ball can be played for the facilities which is a short walk from Cheng Lim LRT and Sengkang MRT Station.


40 Mill Road Eastchester NY 10709 914-771-3311
The Town of Eastchester includes nine major parks, many smaller parks and acres of open areas. Park facilities include baseball and softball fields, soccer and open play fields, Pony/Colt and Little League fields, playgrounds, climbing apparatus, tennis and paddle tennis courts, basketball and horseshoe courts, picnic area with tables, benches, a barbecue grill and restrooms.
Some parks have rock gardens, sitting areas, a gazebo and summer concerts. The Town's facilities are supplemented with local school facilities. Lake Isle Park features an 18-hole golf course, swimming pool complex with five outdoor pools, and six tennis courts. Leewood Park also has six all-weather tennis courts and two platform/paddle tennis courts with lights.
Eastchester operates three summer day camps for children ages 5 through 14. Recreational programs cover all areas of the Town and include sports, the arts, cultural and social activities that serve children, youths and adults. Some of the classes offered include, baseball clinics, platform tennis, golf, adult volleyball, basketball and theater.
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