Zuid city district is making available a total of € 155,000 for initiatives in Zuidas and Buitenveldert. You can submit a plan of your own and also view and like other people’s plans. For residents who have questions, Zuid city district is organising an information meeting from 13.00 to 15.00 on Thursday, 26 September at the Amaliaplein (at the top of Minervalaan). The aim of the meeting is not only to answer questions, but also to bring residents together and encourage them to come up with joint plans. This increases the chances of a plan receiving funding.
Twenty-four plans funded in 2020
This is not the first time that Zuid city district has made available neighbourhood budgets. Last year saw no fewer than 257 plans submitted across the whole district. A total of some 16,000 residents took part in the Zuid Neighbourhood Budget 2020 finals. As a result of that vote, 24 plans are now being made a reality.
Additional € 100,000
On top of the neighbourhood budget of € 155,000, the district is also providing an additional € 100,000 for initiatives related to subjects highlighted in the Buitenveldert, Zuidas Area Plan 2021. The same rules apply for this as for the neighbourhood budget.
Here, you can find all the information about the neighbourhood budget for Buitenveldert and Zuidas. If you would like to find out more, have questions or would like to submit a plan, please email email@example.com. You can also call or send a (voice) message via WhatsApp to 06 1481 4074. If you would you like to receive regular updates on developments, sign up for the Zuid Neighbourhood Budget newsletter (in Dutch).


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Washington State Department of Transportation provides these freeway video snapshots -- you are given access to the images from many of the cameras located along the freeways of the Puget Sound area. Each of these images is about 16K in size and should be updated about every 1.5 minutes. For the W.S.D.O.T.Incident Report click here.
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Today starts realization of another part of the Via Baltica route – the section of the future S61 expressway, between the nodes “Łomża Południe” and “Łomża Zachód”, which is the part of the bypass of Łomża.
Mota-Engil Central Europe will build over 7 km of 2-way expressway S61, Łomża Południe junction and a 9-kilometer section of national road No. 63 going out of it, towards Zambrów.
The implementation is provided in the “Design and build” system. In total, 31 months have been planned for the whole task, excluding winter time during construction period.


For a quiet home in a master-planned community that is just minutes from the fine dining and excellent shopping in north Scottsdale, search for an Ironwood Village AZ home. Ironwood Village is a great place to raise a family. Copper Ridge, the local public elementary school is rated “excelling”. An Iron Village home also provides residents with a wonderful park that includes tennis and basketball courts, trails, and a picnic area. Each Iron Village AZ home is part of a neighborhood, with houses of complimentary architectural styles and a distinct “personality”.
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Joint study session with City of Novato to discuss Quiet Zone
7:00pm San Rafael City Council Chambers
1400 Fifth Ave, San Rafeal, California 94901
On May 10 at 7 p.m., the San Rafael and the Novato City Councils will hold a joint study session to discuss SMART Quiet Zones, including community outreach and the timing of the Quiet Zone establishment. This joint session follows the City of San Rafael’s filing of a Notice of Establishment on April 20. The Quiet Zone can be established no earlier than 21-days after this filing.
There will be no formal action or decision from the study session, however, the San Rafael City Council will hold a special meeting immediately following to provide direction to City of San Rafael staff regarding Quiet Zone establishment. The City of Novato will also be discussing this topic at their regular meeting on Tuesday, May 9. The public is encouraged to attend these meetings.


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3:45PM Update The repair has been completed and service has been restored. Thank you! Wednesday, January 4th We have a water main break near 7th and Walnut Streets. We will post more once we have details. Please call City Hall if you have questions. Thank you!


Owner: Genstar Developments | Value: 1.0 Million | Consultant: Stantec Consulting Ltd.
The roadworks package in Amber Trails involved all the aggregate installation, concrete paving and boulevard grading for the subdivision. We used GPS machine controls to fast track this project for Genstar. Some of the major components of the project included:
Being able to start this project after Taillieu Construction had completed all of the underground work and roadway excavation allowed us to maximize our resources and complete the project a full month ahead of schedule.
When you want it all, we do it all.
Since 1992, Bayview has grown to meet the changing needs and opportunities in Manitoba's heavy construction industry.


Request for Proposals
GAINESVILLE YOUTH SPORTS COMPLEX PROJECT
“THE COOP” PHASE II
CITY OF GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
The City of Gainesville is requesting proposals for the Gainesville Youth Sports Complex Project “The COOP” Phase II. The work consists of the construction of five baseball fields, one multi-purpose field, three restroom and concession buildings, maintenance building, field lighting, sidewalks, pavilions, batting cages, and fencing. Beginning on Monday, August 28, 2023, a copy of the request for proposal can be obtained, via email, from the project manager at . A Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conference will be held on Thursday, September 7, 2023 at 2:00 pm at the Department of Water Resources Administration Building, 757 Queen City Parkway, Gainesville, GA 30501. Proposals will be received at the Department of Water Resources Administration Building, Engineering and Construction Services Division, Attn: Barclay Fouts, 1st Floor, 757 Queen City Parkway, Gainesville, GA 30501 until 2:00 p.m., local time, Thursday, October 5, 2023.


Sound and Broomhall Neighbourhood Development Plan
This page contains important documents and links relating to the Sound and Broomhall NDP .
Regulation 14 - Pre-submission Consultation:
The Sound and Broomhall NDP regulation 14 consultation began on the 23 August 2021, and closed on the 4 October 2021. The plan can be viewed on the Sound and Broomhall Parish Council website. Details on how to submit representations can be found within the notice below.
Regulations 5, 6 and 7 - Neighbourhood Area Designation:
The Sound and Broomhall NDP neighbourhood area was designated on the 11 March 2019.


SBS Transit Bus Service 194 is a trunk route running from Boon Lay Interchange and looping at Pioneer Circus along Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. Serving Jurong Bird Park, the route skips bus stops along Jalan Boon Lay in both directions.
↺ Jln Ahmad Ibrahim (Loop)
|Route||Boon Lay Bus Interchange ↺ Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim (Loop)|
|Route Length||9.0 km|
|Travelling Time||30 mins|
|BCM Route Package||Jurong West Bus Package|
|Current Operator||SBS Transit Ltd|
|Current Depot||Soon Lee Bus Park (SLBP)|
|Current Fleet||12-metre Single Deck Bus:
– Mercedes-Benz Citaro
– Scania K230UB
|Double Decker bus deployments on Saturdays & Sundays / Public Holidays during events at Jurong Bird Park
|Departure Times from Boon Lay
|05:45 – 23:45|
|Weekdays||9 – 10 mins||9 – 13 mins||9 – 16 mins||15 – 23 mins|
|Saturdays||11 – 12 mins||9 – 12 mins||9 – 14 mins||12 – 14 mins|
|Sundays / Public Holidays||11 – 12 mins||9 – 12 mins||9 – 14 mins||12 – 24 mins|
|Fare||Charges regular distance fares
Service 194 primarily serves Jurong Bird Park and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim between Jalan Boon Lay and Pioneer Circus with connections to Boon Lay Town Centre, with an express sector along Jalan Boon Lay.
In December 2015, as part of the Phase 3 implementation of the Joo Koon Bus Interchange opening & bus accompanying Jurong Industrial Estate route amendments, Service 194 was extended along Jln Ahmad Ibrahim to loop at Pioneer Circus, skipping a pair of bus stops along Jurong West St 64 and the express sector along Bird Park Dr. It replaces lost sectors of Service 251 along Jln Ahmad Ibrahim (which was shortened to Joo Koon), while retaining its own express sector along Jln Boon Lay. Operating hours were also extended from 0800hrs – 1800hrs to 0545hrs – 2345hrs daily.
Temporary Double Decker Bus Deployments
Double-Decker buses were deployed on Service 194 to cater for increased passenger demand to and from Jurong Bird Park on selected days; either special weekends, or days when special events were held at Jurong Bird Park:
- September 2019: “Fly Free – Entry on Us”
11 Sep 2019 – 15 Sep 2019
- January 2021: “50 Years of Flying High” (Golden Jubilee)
Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays in Jan 2021
- April 2021: “50 Years of Flying High” (Golden Jubilee Egg-stravaganza)
3, 4, 10 & 11 April 2021
MRT Station Served
- EW27 Boon Lay
- 1995 – 2001: Singapore Bus Services Ltd
- 2001 – Present: SBS Transit Ltd
The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2024 under the Jurong West Bus Package.
- 1995 (15 Jan): Introduced between Boon Lay Int and Jln Ahmad Ibrahim (Jurong Bird Park) (Loop)
- 2006 (18 Jun): Amended to Boon Lay Temp Int
- 2009 (27 Dec): Amended to Boon Lay Integrated Transport Hub
- 2010 (03 Jan): Serves the bus stops outside Blk 662D and opposite Blk 662C along Jurong West St 64, skipping the bus stops outside and opposite Boon Lay Stn along Boon Lay Way
- 2011 (27 Jun): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus route (WAB)
- 2015 (12 Dec): Extended along Jln Ahmad Ibrahim to Pioneer Circus to cover lost sectors of Service 251 as part of Joo Koon Bus Interchange Opening Route Amendments. Pair of Bus Stops along Jurong West St 64 skipped.


Bristol Rovers must wait until next month before learning if Sainsbury's bid to build on their Memorial Ground home has been approved. Bristol City Council has already given the go-ahead and the Department for Communities and Local Government was expected to rule today.
But Secretary of State Eric Pickles MP has asked for more time before making a judgement. Rovers are ready to start work this summer on a new stadium in Stoke Gifford, South Gloucestershire, on land owned by the University of the West of England.
Sainsbury's were controversially given city council permission to build a supermarket on Rovers' present Horfield site despite a campaign by local independent shopkeepers who said their trade and the wider community would be harmed.
More top news
Ahead of this summer's Shaun the Sheep trail in Bristol, the first celebrity statue and its artist are unveiled.
The leaders of a gang which brought drugs from London and laundered the proceeds in Taunton and Bridgwater have been sentenced.
Bristol City and Bristol Rovers sit top of their respective leagues after mid-week wins.


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Silicon Valley Wants a Landmark
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The City of Edinburgh Council have released information on roadworks which will be taking place around Wester Hailes over the next few weeks.
Here is some of the information of the works, the disruption they are causing and when they will end taken from the Council website. You can visit the site to find out more information about roadworks across Edinburgh and view a map for a better look:
At Makro / Edinburgh College
|Estimated end||29-Apr-2016 16:00|
THE CITY OF EDINBURGH BY-PASS A720
Hermiston Gait to Dreghorn
Routine maintenance programme.
Road closed (eastbound) for 2 nights.
|Estimated end||30-Apr-2016 06:30|
Scottish Water manhole repair
Pavement closed 28 April 2016.


Home » More News » Yard Cart Collection Resumes
The City of Clinton will resume emptying yard carts (the green carts) for the season beginning Monday, April 2nd, 2018.
Please contact Public Works with any questions: 242-2144 option 1.
611 South 3rd Street P.O. Box 2958 Clinton, IA 52732-2958 Phone: (563) 242-2144


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Guadalupe River Lot on Memorial Blvd. 310 feet of Memorial Blvd frontage and 310 feet on the Guadalupe River which is very beautiful. Lot is Zoned GR which Permits Fast food and restaurants, Professional offices, Multi family dwelling and Bed and Breakfast, Retail and Education secondary college. Conditional uses are Vehicle sales and service, Cocktail Lounge , Business Services , Manufacturing custom. Part of the lot is in the floodplain so check with city about building requirements.


|Name||Stadtquartier Viktoria - Bochum|
|Site Type||In-town shopping centre|
Viktoriastrasse - Bochum
|Date Of Opening||2019|
|Traffic arrivals||0 p./year|
- Project of remodelling of the Viktoria strasse, close to the Rathaus (City Hall). The City Point Bochum shopping centre (managed by ECE) is also situated in this area. For one time, ECE worked on this project, but gave up in 2013, the project is now managed by HBB. A three-storey shopping arcade will take place on the site formerly occupied by the courthouse.


On 27th May, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate 2 highways in Delhi and around. One is Delhi-Meerut Expressway and other is India’s first smart and green highway, the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE), built at a cost of Rs. 11,000 crore.
The Prime Minister’s road show will commence from the Nizamuddin Bridge, the start of the about 9 km first leg of the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, and after a 6-km travel on the stretch, he is scheduled to fly to Baghpat for dedicating the EPE to the nation.
Now, it will take 45 min. to travel from Delhi to Meerut.
The Prime Minister will travel in an open jeep on Delhi Meerut Expressway for 6 km, where he will be greeted by a huge number of people. The Prime Minister would inaugurate the exhibition and 3D model there and would fly to Baghpat to dedicate to the nation the EPE.
The 135-km EPE, built at a cost of Rs. 11,000 crore, has several unique features and is India’s first highway to lit by solar power besides provisions of rain water harvesting on every 500 metres on both sides and would showcase 36 national monuments and 40 fountains.
Eastern Peripheral Expressway has been completed in a record 500 days.


Seal Rocks Holiday Park
Value: – $2.05 million
Client: – North Coast Holiday Parks
Description: – Upgrade 90 sites in stages to maintain park operation, including;
- Design development and finalisation
- Bulk earthworks and site regrade,
- Flexible road pavements with Kerb & Gutter and AC surface,
- Sewer reticulation including installation of a sewerage pumping station; design, and commissioning of an aerobic sewerage treatment plant and effluent pump station.
- Decommissioning and removal of the existing sewerage pumping station and treatment plant.
- Water reticulation including 2 x duplex pumping stations.
- Fire fighting reticulation including 2 x 90kL tanks with diesel jacking pumps.
- Electrical reticulation and street lighting.
Landscaping and turfing


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Walk-in hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 8 am to noon, One Texas Center, 505 Barton Springs Road
2nd Annual Live Permit Chat
The online chat has concluded. Residential plan reviewers, Community tree reviewers and Austin Code supervisors answered approximately 50 questions on topics such as whether you need permits for specific projects, where to begin and the importance of getting permits. Click here for all the 2019 Live Permit Chat questions.


As revealed on BBC London News, as part of a report on Thames Water's directors awarding themselves big bonuses whilst Londoners are inconvenienced by ongoing water pipes replacement.
Apparently the contractor made a boo-boo the last time the street was dug up for this reason, or something. This might explain why Suvverk Caahncil only resurfaced the bottom half of the street earlier this year.
Le sigh. Jolly good that Thames Water are finally carrying out long overdue work to the water infrastructure, and I suppose I shouldn't grumble, but it does seem interminable... Grr.
Some businesses have put up A4 sheets of paper advertising a consultation event, although I didn't catch when and where it was - nor, really, what the point of it would be. "Please don't dig up the street again" "Oh, OK - we won't, then."


An electric motor not exceeding 500 watts that provides a maximum speed of 24 kilometres per hourOperating Area Types:
Province-wide regulation permitting scooter pilot operationAreas Where Operation is Prohibited:
No person shall operate an electric kick-scooter on a highway, sidewalk, trail, path or walkway or in a public park or exhibition ground unless, (a) such operation is permitted by and in accordance with this Regulation; and (b) where the highway, sidewalk, trail, path, walkway, public park or exhibition ground is under the jurisdiction of a municipality, such operation is permitted by and in accordance with a municipal by-law.
Not allowed on controlled access highways
No person operating an electric kick-scooter shall leave it in a location that is intended for the passage of vehicles or pedestrians.
State StandardRequired: (a) two wheels placed along the same longitudinal axis, one placed at the front of the kick-scooter and one at the rear, (b) a platform for standing between the two wheels, (c) a steering handlebar that acts directly on the steerable wheel, and (d) an electric motor not exceeding 500 watts that provides a maximum speed of 24 kilometres per hour; (“trottinette électrique”)
Data Specification Requirements:
GPS Required? Yes
Municipalities to remit data to the province, as requested


Engineered with a Type 3 optic, the ALH LED Parking Lot Lights are perfect for car dealerships, gas stations, and commercial parking lots. These energy-efficient area lights use a 2-3/8″ slipfitter for easy mounting and tilting (Other mounting options available upon request). Whether for new construction or replacing old metal halides, these LED parking lot fixtures provide little maintenance and help lower energy costs. Finish is a dark bronze.
200 Watts = 30,800 lumens
*Please consult with LED Spot for lead time estimates.


DOWNTOWN ROAD CLOSURESOUTH FOURTH ST. BETWEEN GUTHRIE & CHESTNUT STS.
(SAT 2/17 AT 7AM REOPENS AT 5PM)
Date(s) In Effect: February 17, 2018 7:00 am - February 17, 2018 5:00 pmThis traffic alert has expired.
DOWNTOWN ROAD CLOSURE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2018
South Fourth Street, between Guthrie and West Chestnut Street, will be closed to both North and Southbound traffic at 7am on Saturday, February 17, 2018 for a construction crane removal.
The Southbound lane of South Fourth Street will reopen by 5pm on Saturday, February 17, 2018.
The Northbound Lane of South Fourth Street will remain closed for 16 weeks.


A temporary road closure is in place in the Village, Blantyre.
Works started on Monday 28th June 2021 and will last for 35 working days until 13th August 2021. The order will prohibit driving at Park Lane and 19 Station Road. Deans Civil Engineering will have Diversion works in place as they lay electric cable down Park Lane to the sub station.
Diversions will be via Station Road, Farm Road, Holmswood Avenue, Cowan Wilson Avenue and A724 Glasgow Road. Local access will be permitted for residents.
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Monday, January 13, 2020 | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM | 540 Finch Avenue West, Room 1, Toronto, ON M2R 1N7
Toronto City Councillor James Pasternak would like to hear your thoughts and opinions regarding the important issues in your neighbourhood and city. City of Toronto staff will be in attendance to provide information and respond to inquiries.
Topics to be discussed are the following:
1. Update on the Centennial Library Rebuild
2. Update on construction launch of the Finch West LRT – Metrolinx
3. Food Coalition Update – Our Strong and Beautiful Bathurst-Finch
4. Briefing on the new affordable seniors building at Finch and Goldfinch
5. Our New Daycare: Advent Childcare Centre
6. Other issues that matter to you
If you would like to attend, please RSVP by contacting email@example.com or call us at 416-392-1371.


Sewerage Scheme to serve Pulau Punggol Barat Contract 3 – Proposed Pumping Mains and Pipe Bridge
This project allows us to contribute to efficient wastewater management and preserve a clean environment for surrounding communities.
Located in Seletar, the Punggol Barat C3 project will serve as a channel for the loads from the Construction Industries Park at Pulau Punggol Timor for treatment at the Changi Water Reclamation Plant, which we also played a part in in our C22B project. Just as we are now commissioning our C22B project in 2022, we are embarking on the transport system to feed wastewater into it!
Scope: Sewage Pipeline Works and Bridge Construction at Pulau Punggol Barat Area (In Progress)
- DN800 Ductile Iron pipe installation – 690m (Open cut), 770m (Pipe Bridge), 680m (Pipe Jacking)
- Cast in-situ concrete (RC Chambers, Bridge Piers, Raft Foundation) – 4,000m³
- Precast concrete I-Girder for bridge – 800m³
- RC Spun Pile Dia 1200 – 35 nos.
- RC Square Pile (300×300 & 200×200) – 269 nos.
- Excavation and backfilling – 9000m³
- ERSS – 4,000 tons, including 3 nos. of Cofferdam
- PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency
- Jul 2021 - Jul 2024


The unofficial Thames Path extension from Erith allows many to begin their long walk where there is a feel of the estuary.
But this recent addition does not join the national trail’s start at the Thames Barrier. There is a rather unpleasant detour away from the river between Woolwich’s King Henry’s Wharf and the Thames Barrier garden.
This involves walking along Woolwich Road which has very heavy traffic.
The only bonus is a McDonald’s by a bus stop.
But this week contractors are due to hand over to Greenwich Council a riverside route. The ‘missing link’ as it is called locally will be filled.
Some minor highway resurfacing has yet to be undertaken and new signposting is not ready.
But it looks as if the promised ‘late spring opening’ will be achieved.
It will be possible to walk the length of King Henry’s Wharf and go up on to a raised walkway. This curves round into Warspite Road. The at present gated Bowater Road, which runs parallel to the river, will then take the Thames Path to the Thames Barrier.


Homes Sold Recently in Wormans Mill
Real Estate activity in Worman’s Mill:
Recent Homes Sold in Wormans Mill
Wormans Mill is a planned community in north Frederick, zip code 21701. The community was built by Wormald Builders, beginning in 1989, and now is in the very last phase. In Worman’s Mill, you’ll find single-family homes, townhouses, villas and condominiums.


This is notification of a Board of Adjustments hearing on June 10th at 9:00 am for a zone lot amendment for Blocks 5 and 6 at the former St. Anthony’s site. EnviroFinance Group (EFG) is requesting (through an appeal) that one zone lot be turned into two so that Trammel Crowe can avoid incorporating a required on-site loading area in their site plan. Read the full document here.
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Beginning May 4th through approximately June 14th the Town will be milling and paving the roads listed below. We ask for your patience though the process as we make every effort to limit traffic delays or any inconveniences you may incur through the process. Please keep in mind inclement weather and unforeseen field conditions may prolong the process. Hours of construction will be 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.
|Holly Dr||Elliot La||Fennwood Cir|
|West Hartford Rd||Kimberly Rd||Thomas St|
|Connecticut Ave||Olive St||Center Ct|
|West Hill Rd||Roseleah Ave|


April 26, 2021, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ SCG Café
Join Councilmember Cline to discuss the issues that are important to you and learn more about what's happening across the city.
April 26, 2021, 6:00 PM
Please be advised, Michelle Bach with EAPC Architect Engineers, Inc., on behalf of GSA Surprise 2, LLC, will host a Neighborhood Meeting to discuss the project referenced below.
April 26, 2021, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM @ Virtual Meeting
City Academy is an opportunity for residents, students and business owners to learn about their City directly from the Mayor, Councilmembers, City Manager and upper-level city staff.


County Highway 34 & County Road 134 Roundabout construction starts Monday, August 13 and it is anticipated to be completed by the end of September, 2018, weather permitting. The Wright County [...]
The City will be spraying for mosquitoes weekly on Wednesday evenings, beginning June 13th.
Thursday evenings at 7:00 at Sturges Park.
The Splash Pad in the Downtown Commons NEW hours are 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. through Labor Day.
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/d3/2018/h25/ MN DOT Letter about the project and detour
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RALEIGH, N.C. — A project in Wake County is moving mountains of earth to ultimately bring drivers a smoother ride.
A conveyor belt is moving tons of dirt over U.S. 1 in Wake Forest, instead of blocking motorists' way with road closures and dump trucks.
Crews need to move 500,000 tons of dirt from one side of Capital Boulevard to the other for the Highway 98 bypass.
Wooten Construction came up with the conveyor belt idea.
It is helping crews finish the road four months early in July 2006.
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Over 50 acres of parkland were created in the Village. These spaces are for the enjoyment of all Mariemont residents. The Carillon is located in the Bell Tower at Dogwood Park. Carillon concerts are conducted every Sunday throughout the summer months. The woods are excellent for nature study, while the open areas provide wonderful spaces for all recreational activities.
The Tot Lot, located at the corner of Pleasant Street and Wooster Pike, provides safe and fun facilities for young children. Sports recreation facilities are provided at Dogwood and Ann Buntin Becker Parks.
The park areas & shelters may be reserved for private events. They may NOT be used for private events without a reservation.
Organized programs for children interested in sports are available through the Mariemont Recreation Association. Click logo to visit the Association’s web site
Isabelle Hopkins Park - on the corner of Wooster Pike (US 50) and Pocahontas Ave.
Jordon Park - Miami Road just west of East Street
Trolley Turn-Around Park - Miami Road at Murray Avenue
Dale Park & Statuary - Wooster Pike at Plainville Road
Ann Buntin Becker Park - Lanes C & B (Between Beech and Oak Streets)
Patriots Park - Lane F (Between Elm Street and Wooster Pike)
Boathouse - 3729 Pleasant Street
Bell Tower Park - 3725 Pleasant Street
Dogwood Park - Baseball Fields, Walking Trail, Bird/Wildlife Sanctuary - 3721 Pleasant Street
Concourse Park -Miami Bluff Drive at Center Street
South 80 Gardens and Walking Trails Park - South of 6000 Mariemont Avenue
Paul Prevey Bird Sanctuary - Just east of 6060 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Livingood Park - Miami Road at Mt. Vernon Avenue
Madisonville Site - Adjacent to Community Pool at 6000 Mariemont Avenue
Mary Emery Park - Madisonville Road at Plainville Road (adjacent to Tennis Courts)


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This enclosed centre is ideally located on the southwest corner of Lawrence Avenue East and Markham Road. The area is diversely populated with high-rise residential buildings, single family dwellings and a mix of retail commercial plazas. Key tenants in Cedarbrae Mall include Loblaws, JYSK, Canadian Tire, Toys ‘R’ Us, LCBO as well as national and independent retailers.


Clarendon Road to Temporarily Close Beginning Oct. 7
Part of Clarendon Road in Sedalia will be closed beginning Monday morning.
The City of Sedalia says beginning at 6:30 Monday morning (Oct 7) and continuing through Wednesday evening at 5:30 (Oct 9), Clarendon Road will be closed from Gate 6 of the Missouri State Fairgrounds to just north of the Katy Trail crossing.
Street Department crews will be repairing base failures and resurfacing that section of the roadway. Drivers are reminded to plan for alternate routes during the work period as the road will be closed to all traffic.
It was noted the road project is weather and equipment dependent and may be delayed due to rain or equipment breakdowns.


City Commission –
The Three Rivers City Commission will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on April 7th at 6:00 p.m. via teleconference. The purpose of the meeting is to conduct essential business.
Three (3) public hearings have been scheduled. The purpose is to hear comments regarding a PA 425 Agreement for 57332 N. Main Street, consider a request for an Industrial Development District for 1510 N. Main Street, and to consider a rezone for 1100 N. Main St. (PIN 051 199 094 40), 1104 N. Main St. (PIN 051 199 094 10), and 1200 N. Main (PIN 051 1199 094 01) to B-2 General Business.
Any interested person may attend and participate by calling 1-312-626-6799 and entering Meeting ID: 267-406-2635, or by submitting written comments to City Clerk Melissa Bliss at firstname.lastname@example.org.
ADA Notice: The City will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, to individuals with disabilities for the meeting/hearing upon seven (7) day notice to the City of Three Rivers. Individuals with disabilities requiring services should contact the City of Three Rivers at 269-273-1632 or email@example.com.
Melissa Bliss, City Clerk
Tel. (269) 273-1632
Meeting notice (pdf)


The Millennium City can finally boast of Metro. Come Monday and thousands of people, who battle bumper to bumper traffic between Delhi and Gurgaon every day, will finally get a chance to experience a quick and hassle-free ride to their offices.
“We are excited… there is no public transport. With the traffic coming along, we prefer to travel to Delhi by the Metro,” said a Gurgaon resident.
The trains on the 14-km Qutub Minar-HUDA City Centre corridor will run between 6 am and 11 pm with a frequency of approximately 12 minutes.
It will take just 27 minutes to complete the whole journey.
“I am absolutely excited and wish them good luck,” another local said. Read full story from publisher


Please be advised that Council will undergo a phone software upgrade on 7/12/23. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience.Should you have any problems calling our Contact Centre and Venue Bookings, please bear with us. The upgrade includes a new call-back feature so that you may leave your number and we will ring you back.Alternatively, you may request a report using the link below.
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Bin collections for around 20,000 households and businesses have now changed for sections of these suburbs - Rouse Hill, Kellyville, Maraylya, Nelson, Baulkham Hills, Annangrove, Glenorie, Castle Hill, Box Hill, North Kellyville, Beaumont Hills, Norwest, Bella Vista and Glenhaven.
You can find out your new bin collection day by using the online bin collection map here
Published on 22 July 2021
Mayor of The Hills Shire, Dr Michelle Byrne is proud to announce the playground option chosen for Glenhaven Oval.
“I would like to thank everyone who took the time to have their say on their favourite playground,” Mayor Byrne said.
“We had more than 500 submissions and plenty of great ideas on how we can improve on the overall design.
“It just shows how important this playground is to the Glenhaven community and how much our residents want to be involved in shaping the outcome of this wonderful facility that will be enjoyed by children, families, residents and visitors to the area for many years to come,” Mayor Byrne added.
Option 2, which was the crocodile themed playground, was the top choice chosen by residents.
“We had some wonderful input. Council is currently considering this feedback and will share the final design as soon as it is available,” Mayor Byrne added.
This project is being funded under the Federal Government’s Phase Two of the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program, which aims to support local councils to deliver essential infrastructure, while creating vital jobs and boosting the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.


Another day, another mural
“Free Your Mind” by artist Bree Gilliam is the new mural she completed for our Niagara Falls National Heritage Area mural project through funding from the NYS Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). This amazing mural encapsulates the work that we do with and within our communities; encouraging our citizens to see the vibrant possibilities of beauty and positive transformation of our city.
You can check it out along with more than a dozen other murals on Main St. and Depot Ave. here in Niagara Falls, NY. #mural #muralart #muralpainting #muralartist #atlantisbuild #fivepercenter #knowledgeofself @followers


By Graeme McNaughton/The Oshawa Express
Despite the hot and humid weather, construction workers are still hard at work completing various road projects across the city.
One of those projects – sewer work that has seen the closure of parts of Simcoe Street North at Rossland Road – is actually set to be completed ahead of schedule.
“They’ve confirmed that it’ll probably be open by the end of August. They’re a little bit ahead of schedule,” says Greg Gummer, a project manager with the region’s works department.
“They definitely want to be out of there before school starts. Unless something happens with the weather, they intend to pave next week and get the lane markings down and have it open.”
The roadwork is being done on the street directly west of Dr. S.J. Phillips Public School. Classes at the school are set to get underway on Sept. 8.
The work, which began the week of July 6, was originally scheduled to be completed by the middle of September.
Gummer says that another Simcoe Street project at the Oshawa Creek Bridge remains on schedule and should be done by the end of September.
“It’s actively going right now,” he says.
With those projects wrapping up, another roadworks project is just getting started further north on Simcoe.
“There’s the work on Simcoe and Coates, which is at the very north end (of Oshawa), and they got the barrels out,” he says. “It’s starting this week. It’s got lane restrictions and that’ll go right through until November.”


Tony Abbott's plans for a federal infrastructure committee for western Sydney has been praised by Parramatta's lord mayor as a “visionary approach”.
Cr John Chedid said the cabinet sub-committee would ensure high profile projects like the Badgerys Creek airport and road and public transport infrastructure are given top priority at the federal level.
"Mr Abbott has said he wants to be known as the infrastructure Prime Minister, and his creation of this high-level committee shows he is taking this pledge very seriously,” Cr Chedid said.
“I’m confident this sub-committee, which includes the PM, deputy PM Warren Truss, Treasurer Joe Hockey and Infrastructure Minister Jamie Briggs, will be able to deliver real and tangible results and not just be a talkfest."
"Last week, we had Premier Barry O'Farrell announce 3,000 public service jobs will be relocated to Parramatta and western Sydney, while the week before Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian expressed support for our Western Sydney Light Rail Network as an election promise for next year," he said.
"I welcome the strong support we are receiving from both the Abbott and O'Farrell governments to keep the focus on getting vital infrastructure for our region.”


Reserve a Park Shelter
The Park District provides several reservable outdoor shelter locations for your next family party, reunion, or community group picnic. Reserving the shelter provides your group with a space to gather and share a meal while enjoying the great outdoors.
Reservations open annually on January 2 for Residents and April 1 for Non-Residents.
26333 Grande Park Blvd, Plainfield
The large field offers areas for outdoor recreation, roller hockey, a playground, grills, and a shelter available with picnic tables. Seats up to 100 people.
65 North Harrison St, Oswego
The Riverfront area offers a playground, shelter with picnic tables and grills, and river access and is adjacent to the Fox River Trail. Seats 50 people.
134 Saugutuck Road, Oswego
Small playground with a large field adjacent to the bike path. The shelter features six picnic tables, two grills, and a playground. Seats 60 people.
4120 Plainfield Road, Oswego
Picnic shelter, splash pad, grills, and skate park with large field offering space for outdoor recreation. Seats up to 40 people.
1425 Route 25, Oswego
The open area offers two picnic shelters with tables. Adjacent to Fox River Trail and bridge over Fox River. Seats 20-25 people.
4700 Reservation Road, Oswego
Large park with nature trail offering outdoor recreation. Picnic shelter with two grills and playground. Seats up to 50 people.
Contact us at 630.554.4477 for more information about reserving our facilities.


With the threat of heavy rains, severe winds, and lasting thunderstorms, Jersey City is staying ahead of the game by positioning orange barricades on the side of streets where flooding is most likely to take place.
The 26 locations where barricades are located include the intersections at Sip Avenue and Route 440, 9th Street and Monmouth Street, and Center Street and Grand Street.
Motorists are encouraged not to move the barricades, as they are placed in order to allow for immediate response to flooding.
"People are disregarding the barricades, and we need them to stay in place," said Greg Kierce, director of the Jersey City Office of Emergency Management.
The barricades will help prevent motorists from entering flooded areas. "All you really need is 6 inches of water and you could potentially float a car," Kierce added.
Bayonne officials said the town is also setting up barricades in high-risk areas.


Saturday, August 6th, 2011 at 10:22 pm in Lafayette.
With the news of Fentons Creamery potentially moving into the Lafayette Park Theatre, there has been a lot of discussion about parking in the area of Plaza Way.
Parking is already an issue in the area and would only become worse with the popularity Fentons is sure to have.
The City of Lafayette is working with business owners, property owners and community members to solve the parking problem through a series of meetings.
The meetings, which will all take place at 3675 Mt. Diablo Blvd, suite 240, will take place on the following schedule:
Aug. 8 – 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 16 – 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 23 – 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 31 – 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Sept. 6 – 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Sept. 12 – 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.


Traffic restrictions for steel bridge inauguration at Indira Park on Saturday
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad traffic police issued a traffic advisory stating that vehicles would be restricted on Saturday on the road connecting Katta Maisamma temple and Indira Park crossroad in connection with the inauguration of the steel bridge. Traffic will be stopped or diverted from 9 am to 12 noon, police said.
Traffic from Telugu Talli flyover towards Indira Park crossroads will be diverted at Katta Maisamma temple towards Lower Tank Bund, MRO Office, swimming pool.
Traffic from RTC crossroads towards Katta Maisamma temple will be diverted at Indira Park crossroads towards Banda Maisamma, swimming pool, MRO Office, Lower Tank Bund Road.


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Jamestown sewer project
November 4, 2013
Intersection of of 17th Street and 19th Avenue SE to be partial closed Tuesday
The intersection of 17th Street Southeast and 19th Avenue Southeast will be partially closed Tuesday for construction work related to the Jamestown Sanitary Sewer project. Part of 17th Street will be reduced to one lane of traffic Tuesday and flaggers will be present to guide...
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November 4, 2013 - 5:19pm
November 1, 2013
Portion of Third Avenue Northwest is open
Third Aveneu Northwest is open for about a half block south starting at Third Street Northwest. For more information on road closures and progress of the Jamestown sewer project, go to jamestownsewerproject.com.
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November 1, 2013 - 10:14am
October 31, 2013
First Street Southeast closure is now open
First Street Southeast, between Second and Fourth Avenues Southeast, near City Hall, is now open. For more information about street closures related to the Jamestown sewer project, go to jamestownsewerproject.com.
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October 31, 2013 - 3:59pm
October 25, 2013
Residents in southwest Jamestown may have water interruption Monday
On Monday residents in the area between First and Second Streets Southwest and Third and Fifth Avenues Southwest may experience an interruption in water service. According to information from Interstate Engineering work crews will be performing maintenance on the water system. For...
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October 25, 2013 - 3:54pm
October 14, 2013
Planned closure of 10th Street SE delayed
A planned closure of 10th Street Southeast between 15th Avenue and 19th Avenue Southeast today has been postponed due to the weather. Interstate Engineering, the engineering firm for the Jamestown Sanitary Sewer Project, will announce when the closure will take place at a future date. For...
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October 9, 2013
Intersection of First Street and Second Avenue SE is closed
The intersection of 1st Street SE and 2nd Avenue SE is closed, except for local traffic. No more information about this closure is available. For more information about the Jamestown Sewer Project go to jamestownsewerproject.com.
October 9, 2013 - 2:22pm
Intersection of 17th Street and 19th Avenue SE partial closed
The intersection of 17th Street SE (County Road 39) and 19th Avenue SE is partially closed. 17th Street SE (County Road 39) has been reduced to one lane of traffic during working hours. Flaggers will also be present. Motorists will still be able to access to the City of Jamestown...
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Irishtown Davistown South Hill Neighborhood StudyAuthor: Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington-Fayette County Planning Commission, Fisher, Mike, Meadows, John, Putnam, Mike Date published: 1971-01-01
|The Irishtown/Davistown/South Hill neighborhood study outlines the land use, population, development proposals, and costs of development. It includes several area maps and charts.
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The NZ Transport Agency advises there will be re-surfacing work on a section of Auckland's Northwestern Motorway (State Highway 16) Westbound, between Newton Rd and the St Lukes Interchange, starting tonight, Thursday 11th April.
We expect this work will take about four weeks to complete (excluding Friday & Saturday nights). All work will be carried out between 10pm and 5am each night when traffic is at its lightest.
Lane closures will be in place on SH16 in this area during the work, with occasional detours.
Please note there may be added noise during this time and we apologise for any inconvenience caused. In order to reduce disturbance to neighbouring residents, we will endeavour to complete the noisiest work in the shortest time possible.
If this work is delayed by bad weather it will take place on the next available evening.
For updates and information about this work, or any other motorway issues please call Auckland Motorways on 09 5200 200.
For more information please contact:
Auckland Media Manager
NZ Transport Agency
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Tk 100cr toll collected on Padma Bridge in 41 days
Published: 12:12 PM, 7 August 2022 Updated: 01:11 PM, 7 August 2022
The Padma Bridge authorities have collected over 100 crore in tolls in 41 days since the bridge was opened to traffic. During this time, about 8 lakh vehicles crossed through the toll plazas at both ends (Mawa and Zajira).
On Sunday morning, Executive engineer of Padma Bridge Dewan Mohammad Abdul Qader confirmed the matter. Abdul Quader said that in the last 41 days, about 20,000 vehicles have crossed the Padma Bridge on an average every day.
According to the website of Bangladesh Bridge Authority, till last Friday (August 5), the total toll collected at Padma Bridge was 99,07,83,400 taka and 7,45,349 vehicles.
Executive engineer who is in charge at the Mawa end of Padma Setu said that a total of Tk 101,914,400 tolls have been collected from the two toll plazas till Saturday. 797,815 vehicles crossed during this time.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the Padma Bridge on June 25. Traffic started from 6 am the next day. 51 thousand 316 vehicles ply on Padma Setu on the first day. 2 crore 9 lakh 40 thousand 300 taka has been collected from these vehicles.


CORNER PROPERTY 50,500 Sq Ft Property Currently has a 19,300 Sq Ft Building Zoned M1-1 Ideal Property to be rezoned to Residential / Mixed Use Surrounding Blocks Zoned M1, MX7, C4-4 & R8 Buildable to 121,234 Sq Ft For Community Use 313’ of Frontage On East 165th St 175’ of Frontage On Brook Ave School District 9 Community District 3
269 E Burnside Ave, The Bronx, NY 10457, USA $ 999,999.00
Ground Floor Commercial Condo of 76 unit Apartment Building. Built in 2010. Spaces formerly occupied as a deli/grocery and pharmacy. Condo is currently split into a 1200 sq ft space currently leased month to month as a field office for a construction company. The 1500 sq ft space is currently vacant.


MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. - Mount Kisco police have declared a snow emergency until Wednesday morning.
During the snow emergency, parking is prohibited on any street or roadway from 12:01 a.m. to 7 a.m. Wednesday.
Free parking is available in all municipal parking lots during the snow emergency. They include:
- South Moger Avenue Lot
- North Moger Avenue Lot (near Annie Sez)
- Blackeby Parking Lot (off of Green Street)
- Maple Avenue Parking Lot
- Dakin Avenue Parking Lot
- Village Centre Lot (Shoppers Park)
- East Hyatt Parking Lot (corner of Main and E. Hyatt)
- Mount Kisco Senior Center (Behind Mt. Kisco Housing Authority)
- Carpenter Avenue Parking Lot
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Sound Transit Tacoma Link Light Rail
Tacoma Link light rail travels 1.6 miles through downtown Tacoma, making six stops along the way. Link trains run every 12 to 24 minutes depending on the time of day. Service is available from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday and holidays. Tacoma Link fares continue to be free thanks to funding from the Tacoma Business Improvement Area.


Developer General Projects has appointed Conamar to revamp the building which has stood derelict since being ravaged by fire in 2013.
Designs by Feix & Merlin, Heyne Tillett Steel & RED reference the site’s heritage dating back to 1894 while delivering a building suitable for modern uses revolving around a free-to-use community hub as well as event and workspaces for independent creative ventures.
Construction is set to start in March and will take approximately 18 months to complete.
Nathanial Crichton, Pre-Construction Director from Conamar, said: “We are delighted to have reached the stage of entering contract with this scheme – the project will further demonstrate our team’s abilities to work on logistically complex sites within central London whilst providing best value to our clients.
“This is a project we are excited to deliver as we gear up to start construction works in March.”
Frederic Schwass of General Projects stated “It’s fantastic that we are able to bring this building back into use for the local community.
“It has been a long process to get to this stage and it’s a testament to all the team we have reached the milestone of completing the building contracts. We look forward to working with Conamar and the novated design team through the construction phase.”


|City of Clarkson Valley
Any inspection requested by a builder/contractor and not ready for inspection when the Clarkson Valley inspector arrives, will require a reinspection at an extra charge of $30.00 per inspection which is payable to the Building Commissioner at the time of the final inspection, before a FINAL COMPLETION CERTIFICATE will be issued.
The building permit fee for all new construction and industrialized dwellings
shall be assessed at twelve cents ($0.12) per square foot area of construction.
Any amendment to a permit necessitating an additional fee because of an increase
in the square footage of the work involved shall not be approved until the
additional fee shall have been paid.
The square foot area of construction shall be determined by measuring the
length of the structure and multiplying it by the width of the structure.
The measurement shall include garages and the farthest projections, overhangs
and cantilevers from the ground to the top of the construction. It shall
not include unroofed or unenclosed porches or patios.
ALTERATIONS OR REMODELING
The building permit fee for additions, alterations and remodeling, including
any building permit in connection with swimming pools, accessory structures,
porch additions, or any other exterior structure requiring a building permit,
shall be based on the following schedule of fees as maintained and posted in
Building Permit Fee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
Permit Issuance and Plan Review Fee. . . . $44.00
Inspection fee (per inspection) . . . . . . . . . $30.00 Occupancy Permit Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Final Completion Certificate (in lieu of Occupancy Permit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
Further, any application submitted pursuant to this Section shall be
forwarded to the Building Commissioner for review and calculation of the
Building Permit Fees.
MOVING OF BUILDINGS
The fee for a building permit for the removal of a building or structure from
one lot to another or to a new location on the same lot shall be at the rate of
twelve cents ($0.12) per one hundred dollars ($100.00) of the estimated cost of
moving plus the cost of new foundations and all work necessary to place the
building or structure in its completed condition in the new location, plus such
other building permit fees deemed necessary by the Building Commissioner.
The demolition shall be seventy-seven dollars ($77.00) per structure.
There is hereby established a reinspection charge of thirty dollars
($30.00), which shall be applicable to all reinspections, where it has been
determined that the initial inspection resulted in a failure to comply with the
applicable construction code, that the initial inspection reveals that the scope
of work performed has deviated from the plans submitted to the City, or upon the
request of the owner or contractor for any reinspection.
Each building permit issued by the Building Commissioner shall state upon its
face the expiration date of said permit. All work authorized by the permit
shall be completed no later than 5 p.m. C.S.T. on the expiration date of the
permit. Each applicant shall notify the Building Commissioner of the date
of completion of the work authorized by the permit prior to the expiration of
the permit. The Building Commissioner shall perform a final inspection of
each project within fourteen (14) days after the expiration of the permit or the
completion of the work, whichever is earlier. An inspection fee shall be
assessed in the amount of thirty dollars ($30.00) for each final inspection
and the fee shall be paid by the applicant. Additionally, all extra costs,
fees, permit fees, and other expenses shall be paid by the applicant within
thirty (30) days from the date of the final inspection.
(a) In addition to the building permit fee and inspection fees, all
reasonable costs or fees charged to the City, including but not limited to site
and building plan review, inspection and permit fees, reinspection fees,
engineer fees, architecture review fees, other professional fees, and testing
fees, as deemed necessary by the Building Commissioner, shall be paid by the
applicant before issuance of the building permit, the final occupancy permit, or
the final completion certificate.
(b) A plan review escrow procedure is hereby authorized to be formulated, implemented and amended by City staff to help ensure that all such
costs charged to the City are recovered by the applicants.
(c) In the event that the City receives an application, petition or other
request for any administrative or legislative consideration, and the applicant,
petitioner or requestor owes the City any amounts from previous City
consideration including any third-party expenses the City has incurred, the City
reserves the right to refuse to give any consideration to such application,
petition or request until such time that the City has received payment in full
or payment terms acceptable to the City.
(d) In the event that it is necessary for the Building Commissioner to
undertake an inspection or other professional investigation in order to confirm
or deny the existence of a building code or zoning violation, the owner of the
property shall be liable for all inspection fees, all reasonable costs or fees
charged to the City, including, but not limited to, site and building plan
review, inspection and permit fees, and testing fees as deemed necessary by the
Building Commissioner. In the event that it is determined that no building
code or zoning violation exists on the subject property, the owner of the
property shall not be liable for any inspection fees, costs, or expenses.
(e) Any person or entity that fails to pay the necessary permit fees,
inspection fees, or additional costs as contained in this Code shall be deemed
as violating the City Code and subject to the penalties contained in Section
100.100, or any other applicable section of the City Code.
The building permit fees provided for in Sections 500.300 through 500.307
above shall be doubled where work for which a building permit is required in
Section 500.140 is commenced prior to obtaining the permit of filing of the
application. The payment of such double fees shall not relieve any person
from fully complying with all provisions regulating such construction.
The Building Commissioner may cancel permits and refund the permit fee less
expenses incurred and a maximum penalty of twenty dollars ($20.00) or such
lesser amount as the Building Commissioner shall set.
FEES INDEXED FOR INFLATION
The assessment figures in Sections 500.300 through 500.307 shall be adjusted
on an annual basis, effective January 1 of the year in question, to reflect
increases, if any, in the November offering next preceding this January 1 of the
Cost of Living Index for all urban consumers for the St. Louis area published by
the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of Labor, as
compared to the previous November offering, using the period 1967=100 as the
base period. All such computation of increases made as provided herein
shall not be further adjusted during the course of the year in question until
the following January 1 of the next year in question, when such adjustments, if
warranted as provided herein, shall be
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|Dublin Inner Orbital Route |
|From: || Custom House Quay / Talbot Memorial Bridge (O166341) |
|To: || Custom House Quay / Talbot Memorial Bridge (O166341) |
|Via: || circular clockwise: |
Merrion Street / Baggot Street, Ushers Island / Blackhall Place Bridge, Parnell Street / King's Inn Street
Gardiner Street Lower: looking north from junction 39 of the Dublin Inner Orbital Route
The Dublin Inner Orbital Route is a collection of connected roads in Dublin city centre featuring numbered junctions (J 1 – J 45) indicated by light blue signs. The inclusion in the route of a number of one-way systems means that the junction numbers cannot be followed in full direct sequence in either direction.


Ground Broken to Widen Another Segment of North I-25
Last Thursday, a groundbreaking ceremony was held near the northwest corner of I-25 and Highway 56 to commemorate the start of construction to widen the section on North I-25 between Highway 402 south of Loveland and Highway 56 in the Berthoud area. The Colorado Department of Transportation has designated this Segment 6. Find out more about the work on North I-25 by clicking here.
Some of the funds for this expansion were secured through the lobbying work of Fix North I-25, which was paid for by the investors of the Chamber’s 5-year key strategic initiative, Northern Colorado Prospers.


The new contractor will be brought in to finish work on a portion of the track between the stations, AG-DMS and Thousand Lights
The Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has decided to engage a new contractor for the finishing work in a section of Anna Salai, as the work by the present contractor is tardy.
Kalindee Rail Nirman Engineers Limited has been laying tracks for many months on Anna Salai between AG-DMS and Chennai Central Metro.
Officials of Chennai Metro Rail Limited said in a portion of the stretch from AG-DMS to Thousand Lights a new contractor will be roped in to carry out the finishing work.
“We are looking to operationalise the stretch between AG-DMS and Chennai Central before the end of this year. If that has to happen, the contractors should finish work quickly. As Kalindee Rail Nirman finishes laying tracks, there will be some work like laying concrete, which can be done by a new firm. We have already called for tenders for the finishing works from AG-DMS to Thousand Lights,” a CMRL official said.
But an official of Kalindee Nirman denied the delay in work and said they were proceeding as fast as possible. “There is delay in CMRL handing over stations like LIC and Thousand Lights to us; only if they finish civil work and allow us to start, can we finish it on time,” he added.
If the stretch between AG-DMS and Chennai Central becomes operational, it will be an important link and will help commuters from areas like Little Mount and Saidapet to reach Chennai Central Metro easily.


Hastings-on-Hudson Public Works Department
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The Hastings-on-Hudson public works department employs 21 workers and a superintendent, Michael Gunther, who oversees all services. This office is in charge of garbage collection, recycling, bulk and metal removal, street maintenance, storm drains, sewers, street-writing, street sweeping, snow and ice removal and tree removal.
7 Maple Ave, Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
- Accessibility Details: There is an alternative entrance without steps.
- Hours: Mon - Thu, 8:30am - 5pm; Fri, 8:30am - noon
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What is main train station in Prague?
Prague Main Railway Station (Praha hlavní nádraží) The largest passenger railway station in the Czech Republic and the most important railway station in Prague. The historic building and the hall above the railway yard are among the most significant Art Nouveau monuments in the Czech Republic.
Which station is Prague?
Praha hlavní nádraží
|Prague main railway station Praha hlavní nádraží (in Czech)|
|Prague main train station – Praha hlavní nádraží.|
|Location||Vinohrady, Prague Czech Republic|
|Coordinates||50°04′59″N 14°26′09″ECoordinates: 50°04′59″N 14°26′09″E|
|Owned by||Správa železnic|
How many railway stations are there?
Indian Railway (IR) runs more than 13,169 passenger trains daily, on both long-distance and suburban routes, from 7,325 stations across India.
Are there trains in Prague?
Prague has several train stations. The most widely used ones are the Main Station (Hlavní nádraží), Holešovice Station (Nádraží Holešovice), Smíchov Station (Nádraží Smíchov), and Masaryk Station (Masarykovo nádraží). They are all accessible by the metro and several tram lines.
Is Prague train station safe?
Prague is a very safe city and there are no ‘no-go’ neighborhoods. Of concern, however, is Wenceslas Square as many pickpockets operate in that area. And like almost everywhere else in the world the area in front of the train station is to be avoided, particularly at night.
What is a EuroCity train?
EuroCity (EC) is the name used for international cross-border day train connections between Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Switzerland, as well as Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary and Denmark. … Most of these trains rely on slightly retro carriages and speed is not a hallmark of these services.
Does Prague airport have a train station?
Václav Havel Airport Prague is directly connected to Prague Main Railway Station (Praha hlavní nádraží), from where a direct transfer to train services running to destinations within the Czech Republic and abroad is possible. This connection is provided by Airport Express buses.
Does Prague have a metro system?
The Prague Metro covers all areas of the city centre, and extends some distance into the suburbs. The Metro operates 05:00-24:00. Metro lines run a service every 2-3 minutes during peak times, every 4-9 minutes after 19:00. There are 3 metro lines: A (green), B (yellow), C (red).
How do I get from Prague airport to city Centre?
Taking a Prague airport taxi is the most convenient and quick option. The ride to the city of Prague costs approximately 27€ (694 CZK) and it takes around 35 minutes. The cheaper alternative is the bus. However, there is no direct bus route from the airport to the downtown area of Prague.
Which railway station is biggest in the world?
The world’s largest station by number of platforms is Grand Central Terminal, Park Avenue and 42nd Street, New York City, USA, built from 1903–13 which has 44 platforms. They are situated on two underground levels with 41 tracks on the upper level and 26 on the lower.
Which is the largest railway junction?
Mathura junction is the largest railway junction in India, with as many as 7 routes emerging from this station. Mathura junction also has 10 platforms, with connectivity to all major cities of India.
Which is the busiest railway station in the world?
Worldwide. The world’s busiest passenger station, with a passenger throughput of 3.5 million passengers per day (1.27 billion per year), is Shinjuku Station in Tokyo. The world’s station with most platforms is Grand Central Terminal in New York City with 44 platforms.
How many trams does Prague have?
The Prague tram system (including the Petřín funicular) served 373.4 million passengers in 2018, the highest number in the world after Budapest.
Trams in Prague.
|Locale||Prague, Czech Republic|
|Number of lines||34 (25 day routes, 9 night routes)(as of 25.3.2017)|
|Number of stations||600|
Is there a direct train from Prague to Dresden?
Taking the train from Prague to Dresden Central
The direct train from Prague to Dresden takes less than two and a half hours. There is one direct departure every two hours throughout the day and frequent connecting routes with journey times of up to 4.5 hours.
Where do trains go from Prague?
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|Route||Which train?||Travel time|
|Prague to Berlin (Germany)||EuroCity||4.5 hours|
|Prague to Bratislava (Slovakia)||EuroCity / RegioJet||4 hours|
|Prague to Budapest (Hungary)||EuroCity||7 hours|
|Prague to Vienna (Austria)||Railjet / RegioJet||4 hours|


•rnn often overlooked, but very profitable, option strategy involves buying options on properties that can be rezoned for more profitable uses. Rezoning is required whenever a property owner wants to use his or her property for a purpose that does not conform to its current zoning classification. The rezoning strategy outlined in this chapter involves buying an 8- to 12-month option for the purpose of controlling a piece of property while awaiting approval to have the property's zoning classification changed to a more profitable use. And once the rezoning request is approved, you can either resell your option or exercise it and buy the property yourself. Rezoning can be very profitable, as converting a property to another use by changing its land use or zoning classification is usually much less expensive than acquiring land and putting up a new building from scratch. Your best bet when using this rezoning strategy is to find a vacant property in an area that is changing from residential to commercial use and where recent rezoning requests have been approved. I refer to these as emerging commercial areas, and the main reason you want to buy options in this type of area is that you are less likely to meet any organized opposition to your rezoning application. As you will learn later in this chapter, organized opposition from anti-rezoning zealots is generally the biggest obstacle that investors face when going through the rezoning approval process. However, I am forewarning you that, in many instances, investors can be their own worst enemy during the rezoning approval process, especially when they fail to grasp the exact mechanics of rezoning procedures in their area and try to cut corners by not going through all of the required steps. The very last thing that you want to do during the rezoning approval process is get on the wrong side of the bureaucrats who make up the staffs of local government planning and zoning agencies by attempting to go around them and bypass their approval of your application. I say this because once you have been identified as someone who does not want to play by the rules, these so-called public servants will make you toe the line and do everything exactly by the book and will cut you absolutely no slack. Plus, the staff members will more than likely recommend to the locally elected officials who have the final say on rezoning applications that your application be denied. And 9 out of 10 times, such a recommendation is enough to get the politicians to say no to your application. My bottom line advice for investors going through the rezoning approval process is to do your homework, leave your ego at home, and adopt an attitude of cooperation.
Beginning investors often ask me why property owners would sell an option on a piece of property that can be rezoned to a more profitable use. They do this because they do not understand that average property owners do not have an entrepreneurial bone in their body. And the idea of rezoning their property probably never even crossed their mind. But even if they did think of it, most property owners do not have the knowledge, money, or desire to apply for rezoning approval themselves. Or, if they did want their property rezoned, most owners are usually intimidated by the rezoning application and approval process, petrified of speaking in public, and worried about what their family and friends will think when their appearance before the zoning commission is broadcast on the local public access television channel.
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1 Shuttle buses replace trains between 238th Street and Van Cortlandt Park from 6 a.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday.
3 No trains between 14th Street and New Lots Avenue.
4 Free shuttle buses replace trains between Woodlawn and Bedford Park Boulevard from
4 a.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday.
7 Flushingbound trains skip 33rd, 40th, 46th, 52nd and 69th streets from 4 a.m. Saturday to
10 p.m. Sunday.
M Free shuttle buses replace trains between Metropolitan Avenue and Myrtle Avenue-Broadway from 4 a.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday.
N Brooklyn-bound trains run on the R line from Canal Street to DeKalb Avenue.
S Free shuttle bus replaces the Franklin Avenue Shuttle between Franklin Avenue and Prospect Park on Sunday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
All changes are from 12:01 a.m. Saturday until 5 a.m. Monday unless otherwise notified. Full list on nypost.com


NOTICE OF DECISION
INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION
TOWN OF GOSHEN
At the special meeting of the Inland Wetlands Commission on July 5, 2018 at 7:15 PM at the Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street, the following applications were approved:
Patricia J. Mascetti, 130 Sandy Beach Road – Tear Down and Replace Existing Single Family Dwelling and Install New Septic System in the Regulated Area
Town of Goshen, 1097 East Street North – Construction of Parking Area in the Upland Review Area.
The files for these applications are available for inspection in the Land Use Office in the Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street.
Dated this 23rd day of July, 2018
Thomas Stansfield, Chairman
Inland Wetlands Commission
R-A July 25, 2018


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January 21 Ribbon Cutting and MLK Jr. Bust Dedication a GREAT day!Posted on
Over 100 people came out on Monday, January 21 after the MLK Jr. Parade to celebrate the opening of the southern section of the Downtown Greenway along Bragg Street and the relocation and dedication of the MLK Jr. Bust first fabricated by local resident Wilbur Mapp and refurbished by artist Jim Gallucci. Click here to see all the photos from the event.


Victims of yet another episode of flooding in Rosyth have called for action to prevent it happening again.
Park Road and the surrounding area were knee-deep in water when heavy rain and melting snow brought floods across the region on Tuesday.
Children had to be carried from Park Road Primary School and gardens were submerged in the lowest part of the town, which has suffered repeatedly over a number of years.
Authorities have been urged to come up with a solution, and a public meeting is being called to allow people to seek answers.
David Hamilton said there had been four floods since he moved into Park Road four years ago.
He said: “We always get the same thing from the council, all talk and no action. Prevention is better than cure and the money it has spent on clearing up could have been spent on dredging the burn.”
Rosyth councillor Sam Steele waded through what she called an “immense” volume of water to speak to those affected on Tuesday.
She said: “This has been going on for far too long. I was a school pupil at Park Road in the 1970s and this was an issue then.
“It is utterly unacceptable that residents in Park Road, Craig Street, Burnside, Park Lea and surrounding areas are having to put up with this.”
At the request of Rosyth Community Council, she is organising a public meeting, likely to be held in April, with Scottish Water, SEPA, local politicians and council officers.
She said: “Rosyth residents deserve facts and solutions, not vague mentions of surveys and empty promises.”
Fife Council said that Scottish Water is exploring a scheme for Rosyth and in the meantime there was little that could be done to relieve the situation. Firefighters, it said, were unable to pump the water out as there was nowhere for it to go.
Terry Haigh, consultant engineer for harbours, flood and coast, said: “The council, in partnership with Scottish Water, is currently investigating the flooding in the Park Road area.
“This is part of an integrated catchment study for the Dunfermline area which feeds into the local flood risk management plan.
“The outcome of this study will determine the steps that can be taken going forward to help address flooding in the future.”
A Scottish Water spokeswoman confirmed the study for Dunfermline and Iron Mill Bay included the Park Road area.
She said: “The study is examining flooding evidence from sewers and burns and will be used to determine potential solutions to any issues identified.
“We will endeavour to have this completed as soon as possible.”


Dallas Brochure Referenced Reports
HOV Lanes: DFW Regional Review. August, 2009.
ABC's of HOV: The Texas Experience. September, 1999.
Monitoring and Evaluating Managed Lane Facility Performance. November, 2005.
Evaluating HOV Lanes in the Dallas Area. February, 2004.
IH 30 Project Review. December, 2013.
Operation of a Moveable Barrier Contraflow HOV Lane on I-30 in Dallas. 1994.
An Evaluation of Dallas Area HOV Lanes. November, 2002.
Implementation and Evaluation of Concurrent Flow HOV Lanes in Texas. November, 1997.
Guidance for Future Design of Freeways with High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes Based on an Analysis of Crash Data from Dallas, TX. May 2004.
Dallas Area HOV Lanes Operational Summary. September, 2001.
Crash Analysis of Selected High-Occupancy Vehicle Facilities in Texas. May, 2004.


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Seneca Trails at Belterra | Austin, TX
Belterra is where Austin meets the Hill Country, giving homeowners easy access both to world-class entertainment, shopping and dining in Austin and the small-town charm of Dripping Springs. Located in the master-planned community of Belterra, the Seneca Trails section is conveniently located just off highway 290 near Dripping Springs.


Rare Commercial/Mixed Use Lot with an Unbeatable Downtown Carrboro location! Situated between the two most frequently traveled roads in Carrboro (E. Main Street and E Weaver Street) and less than a mile to UNC Campus and Hospital. Seconds to Weaver Street Market, The Spotted Dog, Carrboro Century Center, and Cat's Cradle. Ample Public Parking. This is the heart of downtown Carrboro! Zoned B-1-C - Up to three (3) stories with an additional story with proper setbacks from existing rights-of-way (and potential use could include up to 5 stories). Section 15-185 of the Carrboro Land Use Ordinance.
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Downtown Road Closures May Affect Evening Commute Begins Friday 11am
Date(s) In Effect: July 1, 2016 11:00 am - July 3, 2016 12:00 amThis traffic alert has expired.
DOWNTOWN ROAD CLOSURES BEGIN
FRIDAY, JULY 1st at 11a.m.
Jefferson Street between 5th and 3rd Streets
4th Street between Jefferson and Market Streets
Reopens on Sunday, July 3rd


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LIIF Joins Mayor Bloomberg at Staten Island Grocery Ground Breaking
LIIF joined Mayor Bloomberg to celebrate the ground breaking of a grocery store in Staten Island. The store owner is receiving a $3.8 million loan from the Healthy Food & Healthy Communities Fund as well as support from the City’s FRESH program. The funds will enable the store to expand from 6,000 to 9,000 square feet and create 33 new jobs.
“The New York Healthy Food & Healthy Communities Fund is proud to be providing $3.8 million in financing to bring this new Key Food Market to Staten Island,” said Nancy O. Andrews, President & CEO of the Low Income Investment Fund. “Store owner Amy Doleh is a proven entrepreneur who will transform a vacant building into a high quality, supermarket. This store will make a tremendous positive difference the lives of local residents, particularly benefitting the many low-income families in the neighborhood, by increasing access to healthy, nutritious food and creating new jobs. We are thrilled to partner with Mayor Bloomberg and the New York City Food Retail Expansion to Support Health (FRESH) Program on this project.”NYC.gov


Tecumseh Town Council will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 5 p.m. to hear from the Town’s consultant, Dillon Consulting Limited, on the feedback and recommendations of the Public Information Centre held September 25, 2018 respecting the Lesperance Road Bike Lanes.
The Town has received a number of comments regarding the proposed bike lanes on Lesperance Road and these have all been shared with Council. Due to the volume of comments already received, we recommend that anyone wishing to share their views on this matter do so in a letter to Council, to be delivered to Town Hall, 917 Lesperance Road, Tecumseh, ON N8N 1W9, or emailed to email@example.com. This will ensure that all opinions on the matter are shared with Council in absence of being approved as a delegation or if you are unable to attend.
Anyone wishing to appear as a delegation at this meeting must register with the Clerk’s office at 519-735-2184 ext. 139 or firstname.lastname@example.org prior to Tuesday, February 5, 2019. Delegations must provide written notice on the topic to be discussed and their request of Council. Delegations have a maximum of 10 minutes and groups must designate a spokesperson as only two speakers will be permitted. The Clerk reserves the right to limit the number of delegations and will advise those chosen to speak in advance of the meeting.


Background: High permeable concrete is designed with high porosity, which allows water to pass through it. By considering this ability, it has been widely used for various applications including high permeable road pavement. However, to fully adopt highly permeable road pavement technology is challenging due to high cost and maintenance, besides the present engineers and contractors have insufficient expertise and experience with this technology. Henceforth, the high porosity property is highly favorable for road curb applications especially in the tropical region like Malaysia with high rainfall intensity. Objective: This paper aimed to determine the properties of the concrete experimentally, and propose the optimum mix design of high permeable concrete for road curb. Methods: The flow value and setting time of the cement paste were investigated. Next, the effects of the modified high permeable concrete with varying amount of crumb rubber on compressive strength, permeability and void ratio were also investigated. Results and Conclusion: Results have revealed that the workability of the cement paste increases when the water-binder ratio and the amount of fly ash increase. Meanwhile, an increasing amount of cement ratio and crumb rubber lowers the flow value and consequently leads to lower void ratio and permeability. Besides, it has been found that the higher the compressive strength, the lower the void ratio and permeability of the concrete. The research findings support that using an optimum amount of cement replacement with crumb rubber as an additive may increase the performance a high permeable concrete. Herein, the results indicate that the mix design of the concrete studied has the potential to be applied onto the road curb.
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
- Civil and Structural Engineering


A much-loved public footpath is now accessible to ramblers again – after generous efforts created a brand-new footbridge to cross the quagmire that had taken over.
Thanks to a donation from a member of the Peak and Northern Footpaths Society, and the efforts of Derbyshire County Council, a new wooden footbridge has been built on the path near Windgather Rocks, Kettleshulme.
Cllr Joan Dixon, Derbyshire County Council’s cabinet member for Jobs, Economy and Transport, said: “We are pleased to work with a long established footpaths society to deliver a significant improvement to the footpath network in this popular walking area.
“I would like to thank particularly their member who funded the bridge and our staff who were involved with its design and construction earlier this year.”
For membership details of the society visit www.peakandnorthern.org.uk.


Reported in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 19:57, Wed 21 February 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 3 minutes later
There is about six big potholes in this part of the road and they are getting bigger! Really dangerous!
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State changed to: Closed
Updated by Bristol City Council at 17:19, Wed 28 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Some residents of Newbridge, Co Kildare gathered at the planned site for 30 modular homes to house displaced Ukrainians on Saturday, before marching to town hall to peacefully protest the planned construction.
“We’ll block off builders if they come in. We’ve got community watch in place morning and night now…if they try to sneak in we can stop it,” Noreen O’ said. Shea, a leader of the LHD Action Group, which includes affected residents in the Lakeside Park, Highfield and Dara Park areas.
“We plan to stop that, we don’t let these modular homes into our estates,” she said.
Tom McDonnell, another leader of the group behind the protest, has pledged to continue weekly until concerns are heard. “We will be here every Saturday until we have an answer. It’s not the last, it’s the first,” he said.
Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Inclusion and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, came under heavy scrutiny during the protest, with locals directing their anger at the TD Green Party, which they say ignored their concerns. “It’s ironic that it’s the Green Party, that Roderic O’Gorman is behind this, taking away our green spaces,” Mr McDonnell said.
Mr O’Gorman and the Public Works Office met with Mr McDonnell several weeks ago to discuss his concerns, but he was not satisfied with their response.
Mr. O’Gorman, whose department is responsible for housing Ukrainian refugees, and the OPW met several weeks ago with local officials, including Mr. McDonnell. But Mr McDonnell said he was unhappy with their response. Mr. O’Gorman had previously said, following that meeting, that he had informed residents’ groups that he, his department and the OPW would “carefully consider” their concerns and see if there were “way to respond appropriately to these concerns”. .
A petition with twelve pages of signatures from residents was sent to Mr. O’Gorman, outlining the reasons for opposing the site. Among them were the removal of valuable green space as well as accessible routes into the town center for residents with disabilities, and the lack of spaces available for GPs and schools.
The main concerns of many locals are the flooding problems that have plagued residents for years, caused by a lake that could overflow in the chosen park. “The site is just totally unsuitable for modular homes, people who already live there can’t get flood insurance,” said fellow resident Jennifer Quinn.
For around an hour, protesters urged residents to join their march along the road, which wound its way through the affected housing estates and stretched for a kilometer from the main street of Newbridge.
Accompanied by signs such as “Green Party Stealing Our Green Gear” as well as a loudspeaker chanting “save our green”. the march was flanked front and rear by Garda vehicles to handle the traffic involved.
Fianna Fáil councilor Noel Heavey spoke alongside community leaders at the town hall, stressing his support and empathy for Ukrainian refugees, but reinforcing the site’s inadequacy.
“I know a lot of people here are pro-Ukrainian and have great empathy for what these people have gone through… But building modular homes in a place where sewage comes in through the doors… That’s the right idea in the wrong place,” he said. “I admire the leaders who have come forward at this time to stand up.”
Mr. O’Gorman’s department has been contacted for comment on the protest.


What is a floodplain?
A floodplain is any land or area susceptible to flooding from creeks, ponds, lakes, or any other water body.
Floodplains are mapped by FEMA to show areas potentially flooded by a 100-year storm (or a 1 percent
chance of occurring every year) as well as areas flooded by a 500-year storm (or a 0.2 percent chance of
occurring every year).


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Temporary Road Traffic Regulation Order Cossington Lane
ADVANCE NOTICE OF A TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER.
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following locations: Syston Road (Cossington), Cossington Lane (Rothley), Cossington Lane (Ratcliffe on the Wreake) (see attached plans). The purpose of the TTRO is to safely allow Leicestershire County Council undertake carriageway patching works.
The TTRO will incorporate temporary road closures.
Cossington Lane (Ratcliffe on the Wreake) will be closed on 29th March 2019 for 1 night (20:00 hours till 05:00 hours).
Syston Road, (Cossington) and Cossington Lane (Rothley) will be closed on Sunday 31st March 2019 for 1 day.
A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the works commencing.
Should you require any further information please reply to this e-mail raising any specific concerns you may have.
Network Management Team
Leicestershire County Council Highways
Posted: Thu, 24 Jan 2019 12:01 by Gail Newcombe


Cowra Community Invite on kendal Street upgrade
Media Release – 5 August 2014
Cowra community invited to learn more about Kendal Street Upgrade: Katrina
The Nationals Member for Burrinjuck, Katrina Hodgkinson today encouraged the Cowra community to attend an information session on Wednesday, 13 August on the proposed upgrade of Kendal Street in Cowra.
“The NSW Government recently made a $2.4 million commitment to upgrade Cowra’s main street”, Katrina said.
“The proposed upgrade, planned to start early next year, will be carried out between Darling and Lachlan Streets.
“There are several sections of the road which require significant work to improve the road surface for the safety of all motorists,” Katrina said.
The meeting will be held at 7pm at Cowra Public School Hall in Vaux Street, Cowra.
Katrina said representatives from Roads and Maritime Services will provide interested members of the community with an overview of the proposed work.
“This will include the planned staging of the work and options for road closures and detours,” Katrina said.
The meeting is expected to take about an hour and a light supper will be provided.
Please RSVP to Roads and Maritime on 02 6861 1444 by Monday 11 August , for catering purposes.
If you would like more information or have any questions about the work please call Angelo Emmanuel on (02) 6393 5450 during business hours or email Angelo.Emmanuel@rms.nsw.gov.au.
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- Kim Gray (Vice Chair)
- Londa Webster
- Pat Duncan
- George Duncan
- Charles Wanamaker
- Bob Schecter
Planning Board/Town Board Liaison :
- Allegra Schecter
The Planning Board is comprised of seven members who are residents of the Town of Roseboom, one of whom serves as a chairperson. Planning Board Members volunteer their time and serve a seven year term. The members’ terms are staggered.
The Planning Board works to maintain and improve the quality of life in our community.
The Planning Board meets the second Monday of every month at 7:00 P.M. at the Roseboom Town Barn, located at 126 County Highway 50, Cherry Valley, NY 13320. All Planning Board meetings are open to the public.
Please take a moment, if you see or know any of these planning board members, to say THANK YOU. They take time out of their schedules to volunteer for this important role which benefits the town.
Meetings will resume for the Planning Board on Monday, April 8th, 2019 at 7 pm at the Town Barn, located at 126 Co. Hwy 50, Cherry Valley, NY 13320.
Public is welcome to attend
NOTICE: Although considerable effort has been applied in ensuring that information on this website is accurate and up to date, the Town of Roseboom does not guarantee the accuracy of the information contained herein; therefore, use the information AT YOUR OWN RISK. The Town of Roseboom DISCLAIMS any and all liability therefore.
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This 9 acre site consisted of building a new 115,000 SF warehouse for Mondelez International, better known for producing the cookie we all know and love- Oreo. The existing site was cleared and ready for stumping and grubbing, in which we pulled all stumps and ground on-site to create mulch for stabilization. Over 35,000 CY of structural fill was imported and placed in 12” lifts for the building pad and parking lots. The building slab was prepared to a tenth of an inch using our laser controlled bulldozer. Nearly 2,500 LF of 12” water main was installed, along with thousands of feet of drainage as well as a 300 unit underground Cultec infiltration system. We also performed all site concrete and imported 4,000 CY of quarry process for asphalt base which was graded using GPS automation.
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The City of Maple Grove and Hennepin County are planning improvements to County Highway 101/Troy Lane from 73rd Avenue to 83rd Avenue as follows:
Work is expected to start in fall 2022 through winter shutdown. Construction will start again in spring 2023 with project completion by late summer.
Full closure of County Highway 101/Troy Lane will be necessary in work areas. Detours will be posted and local access to homes and businesses provided.
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You’re fucking disgraceful
I’m still waiting for this fucking G train. So fuck you.
No compliment just wanted to say fuck you MTA
Only giving people 255 words to complain about how much of a piece of shit the MTA is is also shitty!
How can the mayor even think about limiting car sharing and pushing more people to use the MTA when the MTA is the least reliable form of transportation available!
No G service for over a month and no dependable late night trains! Some people work late and having a commute that takes an hour when you only live a few miles away in the same borough (Brooklyn) is ridiculous
Fuck the MTA once again
FUCK THE MTA
Fuck the MTA


Fri, Jun 10, 2016, 02:40 PM
Roads in Hyderabad and Secunderabad cities have become routes to hell, citizens cried. The bad condition of almost all main roads as well as some lanes is leading to accidents frequently. At many areas, roads are dug up for some purpose or the other and later, they are left as it is. The GHMC is least bothered and whatever little it is doing is also wasted because of lack of coordination.