CITY OF GREENSBORO Contact: Jay Guffey
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Phone: 336-373-7779
Lawndale Drive Area Lane Closures Due to Sewer Line Work Begin May 5
GREENSBORO, NC (May 4, 2021) – Beginning Wednesday, May 5, and continuing through Saturday, May 15, the City is inspecting sewer lines in the Lawndale Drive area using closed circuit television (CCTV) technology. Occasional lane closures will take place each day from 9 am to 4 pm. See map for locations.
* Lawndale Drive from Kery Drive to Independence Road
* W. Cone Boulevard from Patriot Court to Elkhart Drive
Signs and traffic cones will be in place and motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes to avoid the area. Dates and times may change due to weather or last-minute changes in the work schedule.
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Annual Concrete Seminar 2018 – Recent Development in Concrete Construction
9 May 2018
The Annual Concrete Seminar (ACS) 2018 was held successfully at the Youth-Square on 9 May 2018 with participation of almost 300 practitioners, scholars and engineers from the construction industry.
The seminar has been organised annually by the Standing Committee on Concrete Technology (SCCT) which was formed in 1982 for all matters relating to concrete construction. The SCCT comprises representatives from the Development Bureau, Highways Department, Water Services Department, Drainage Services Department, Civil Engineering and Development Department, Architectural Services Department, Buildings Department and Housing Department.
The theme of ACS 2018 was “Recent Development in Concrete Construction”. In the seminar, 7 speakers shared their valuable research findings and exchanged ideas on concrete technology with the audience.
About 300 practitioners, scholars and engineers from the construction industry participated in the ACS 2018
The Speakers (photo above) and the audience (photo below) were enthusiastic to share and exchange ideas on recent development of construction technology


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Rhodefer Road - Seton Construction will begin work today, Monday, October 31, 2011 to grade Rhodefer Road and lay crushed rock. The work is expected to take three to four days. There will be traffic control on the road and drivers should expect some delays.
Walking Trails at Water Reuse Demonstration Park/Carrie Blake Park – The trails are to be paved today, Monday, October 31, 2011 by Lakeside Industries. The fencing around the newly constructed play fields and trails will be moved on Saturday, November 5, 2011 opening the trail for use on Sunday, November 6, 2011.


CityGML has officially become an OGC Standard. This is great news for those of us who are tying to work with and exchange 3D models of buildings and cities. I’m still a CityGML newbie, but the more I look at the standard and learn about it, the more I’m excited about what we’ll be able to do in the future with BIM and GIS. Moving data back and forth between BIM and GIS is almost impossible today, but hopefully this is a huge step forward. You can view the standard at this link (after accepting that wacky OGC license).


During the next two years, construction of a road extension connecting San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano will limit how far people can hike on the fringes of San Clemente’s Forster Ranch and Talega communities.
The trail network crosses the future path of Avenida La Pata at two locations, and part of the Forster Ranch Ridgeline Trail runs along the path. When the road opens, that trail will be rerouted.
Meanwhile, construction will require dead ends on the Ridgeline, Talega and Prima Deshecha trails, officials said.
Groundbreaking for the $73 million road is set for 10 a.m. Friday at Avenida La Pata and Calle Saluda. For more infomation, visit lapata.ocpublicworks.com or call 844-452-7282.
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Widening of the double lane of NH-37 Imphal-Jiribam Road has begun with Noney district administration along with the officials of National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) at motion for final land demarcation in Noney area.
The 220 km long double lane project is divided into 7 packages which comes under the purview of Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, GoI.
The 7 packages are as follows:
Package 1: Imphal to New Keithelmanbi,
Package 2: New Keithelmanbi to Kotlen
Package 3: Kotlen to Khumji village
Package 4: Khumji to Khongsang
Package 5: Khongsang to Kambiron
Package 6: Kambiron to Nungkao
Package 7: Nungkao to Jiribam.
Out of the 7 packages shown above, the first three packages of Imphal-Khumji village have been awarded work programs to the concern work agencies. Package 4 is in final stages for awarding and Packages 5, 6 &7 are in tendering process.
Meanwhile, the maintenance works along this road stretch has also been undergoing work by three different private companies.
The road stretch from 0-75 Km and 105 -150 km is undertaken by NDS, 75 km -105 Km is undertaken by Continental and from 150 Km-220 (Jiribam) is undertaken by Manipur Steel. According to NHIDCL’s official,once the rainy season is over, the blacktopping work will be started in phase manner.


TOWN CENTER PROJECT-- PROJECT NO. 54015
SCOPE OF WORK: The work to be completed includes furnish all labor, equipment and materials and perform all work necessary and incidental to construct the Atherton Town Center Project. The Town Center project generally consists of demolishing the existing Administration/Police Department (PD) buildings (fixed and modular), PD garage, renovation of the historic Town Hall building, new City Hall and Library, site improvements and removing, realigning and rebuilding sections of the existing Ashfield Road and Dinkelspiel Station Lane.
PLANS & SPECIFICATIONS: A complete set of Plans & Specifications may be obtained at the Town of Atherton’s website at: http://www.ci.atherton.ca.us/bids.aspx at no cost. Additional information is contained in Town of Atherton Standard Specifications, which are available at: http://www.ci.atherton.ca.us/DocumentCenter/View/285. Contractor shall be responsible for any addendums that may be posted on the Town’s website. No Plan holders’ list will be made available. Drawings and Specifications can be obtained at Contractor’s Expense from:
Attn: Will Brown
4903 Central Avenue
Richmond, CA 94804
PRE-BID CONFERENCE: On Wednesday, January 16, 2019, at 10:00 A.M., a PRE-BID CONFERENCE will be held at the Historic Town Hall Council Chambers at 94 Ashfield Rd, Atherton, CA.
SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the City Clerk, 91 Ashfield Road, Atherton, California 94027, until 02:00 P.M. Pacific Standard Time on Wednesday February 27, 2019, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.


Midwestern Construction will repair approximately five miles of the shoulders along the south side of SR 60/Courtney Campbell Causeway in Hillsborough County. The work may require lane closures. Motorists should using caution while traveling thru the work zone.
Lane closures may occur daily between 8am and 4pm.
- There are no lane closures at this time.


U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal this week visited Santa Maria Airport and acknowledged the more than $8 million in funding secured from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for Central Coast projects.
The infrastructure act was signed into law in November.
The first investments from the law are part of the $9.7 billion already announced for the state’s transportation, climate, energy,and environmental projects.
“These funds are just the beginning of what is to come from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for the Central Coast,” said Rep. Carbajal, D-Santa Barbara, who visited the Santa Maria Airport on Monday.
“From improvements to Santa Maria’s commercial and tourism capacities through its airport to upgrades and reliance projects from Paso Robles to Ventura, the investments that our landmark legislation will deliver over the next half decade will create jobs and grow our local economies for years to come,” Rep. Carbajal said in a news release. “These projects come in addition to funds from our infrastructure law that will expand internet connectivity, fix dilapidated roads and bridges, reduce carbon emissions, and improve our public transit and clean water infrastructure up and down our coast.”
Santa Maria Airport is receiving $1.015 million through the Federal Aviation Administration to repair and upgrade taxi lanes at the airport, encouraging continued access to aviators and economic development for Santa Maria.
Funding for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law projects funded through the FAA on the Central Coast include:
— $3,723,976 for the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport.
— $1,015,735 for the Santa Maria Airport.
— $159,000 for the Santa Ynez Airport.
— $159,000 for the Lompoc Airport.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is also utilizing Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding to provide:
— $500,000 for resilience work on the Carpinteria shoreline.
— $16,000 for Ventura Harbor.
In addition, the National Park Service recently announced that Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding will be used to combat carbon emissions and pollution by plugging abandoned oil wells in Channel Islands National Park.
Rep. Carbajal voted for the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act in November 2021. California is projected to see at least $30 billion in investments from this measure, according to the congressman’s office.


You will probably like the same things about Biscayne Park as I do. Not just the architecture, but also the narrow, parkway-like streets with the tree canopies over you. And you would never know that this village of 3,000 people is tucked into a gigantic metro area of more than three million.
I have found that the central area of Miami Shores (east of 6th Avenue but west of Biscayne) and the west side of Biscayne Park can be evaluated jointly. Enjoy some photos of what might well be you new home (or something similar)!


Trees, wildlife and countryside conservation in Kibworth - on the agenda for the Joint Recreation Committee and Parish Councils
The Kibworth parish councils are considering a policy to safeguard and promote the conservation of wildlife on land they own.
The Joint Recreation Committee has a five-year plan in place to maintain the existing hedgerows and trees. New proposals could see more trees being planted, and new landscaping to encourage wildlife and biodiversity. This could include the former skatepark site, as well as potential sites in the Smeeton Road and Rookery Close areas.
Last year, the Joint Recreation Committee commissioned a detailed survey of the Smeeton Road recreation ground. This means every tree has been identified and its future care and maintenance requirements recorded.
Specialist ecology and environment officers at Leicestershire County Council have been contacted and will be supporting the initiative.
Residents interested in these proposals are invited to contact their relevant parish council.


We hope you can join the Sierra Club for our annual Chapter Retreat. As one of the largest and most influential environmental organizations in the state, this is the time each year where we celebrate our victories, renew our spirits, and make our plans the year ahead. All are welcome, and meals will be provided for members who register.
In June 2014, Governor Kasich signed into law a bill that guts Ohio’s clean energy and efficiency standards. Passing this new law was not enough for Ohio’s utilities, though.
Now, Ohio’s largest electric utilities, AEP, Duke, and FirstEnergy are seeking to keep a number of Ohio’s oldest and dirtiest power plants open for years to come.
And they want you and me to pay for it.
Call for Transportation Committee Members
May 9th, 2011
We are in process of building a new transportation committee. Any members with an interest in transportation are encouraged to participate and serve as transportation voices for their community.
Two of the major policies we are urging the state to pursue are fix-it-first and expanding transportation choice. Fix-it-first asks policymakers to repair our distressed roads and bridges instead of building new ones. Expanding transportation choice asks for increasing investment in public transit, safe bikeways, walkable streets, and freight and passenger rail.
Beyond this, we want input from our members as to what improvements they want to see for our transportation system. Get involved and help advance transportation in Ohio!
Contact Ben Wickizer or 614-461-0734 x 316 with questions or for more information.


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Public Hearing Notice
Posted on: March 29, 2017
[ARCHIVED] Notice of Public Hearing
A Public Hearing Notice regarding Planned Development Permit No. 16-003, Westlake Properties, Inc., 31942 Agoura Road, is now available...


There are over 260 km of publicly accessible trails within the Town of Caledon including 105 km of the Bruce Trail. The Town of Caledon currently owns and maintains the 36 km of the Caledon Trailway, and a 1 km portion of the Etobicoke Creek Trail.
The Caledon Trails Map can be viewed on the Town’s website, the full brochure is available at businesses around Caledon, and it can be mailed to you. The brochure can be provided for conferences/events on request.
The Caledon Trailway
The Trailway follows the path of an abandoned rail line that once linked Hamilton with Barrie. The Town of Caledon purchased 35 km of rail section in 1989 and it became the first officially designated portion of the Trans Canada Trail in 1995. The first Trans Canada Trail Pavilion in the country was built in Caledon East in 1996. Visit the Stationlands Park in Caledon East to see the pavilion and commemorative panels, pond and wetland, a developing arboretum, and Caledon’s Walk of Fame. Other Stationlands Parks are in Palgrave, Cheltenham and Inglewood. This is a multi-use trail, ideal for walking, cycling, and horseback riding, and cross-country skiing in winter.
Permitted activities, rules & by-laws
The Caledon Trailway and Etobicoke Creek Trail are multi-purpose (hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, equestrian) trails with a compacted aggregate surface.
No motorized vehicles are allowed on any trail owned and/or managed by the Town of Caledon.
The majority of trails within the Town of Caledon are designated as ‘Hiking Only’.
See www.ontariotrails.on.ca for more information on trails in Ontario.


The skatepark situated in Orchard Park is an all concrete park which is made up of a very large, creatively designed bowl.
The design of this skatepark is very distinctive and has a very unique shape to it with a lot of sections within it and has a lot of transitions of varying heights and lots of bumps to pump around. It is a very difficult park to describe so I would recommend you get down there and check it out for yourself as there is something here for transition riders of all abilities.
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Ring Fort Road
Cambridge train station: As it is such a long distance to Orchard Park skatepark it would be recommended to get a bus or a taxi.
Howgate Road bus stop: Exit the bus onto Kings Hedges Road and take Iceni Way north to join onto Ring Fort Road. Keep walking up this road and Orchard Park skatepark will be in sight.
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Ramp Closure Update Nov. 3:
Your access at US 85 and C-470 will be open this weekend. Previously scheduled ramp closures have been postponed due to unresolved utility conflicts. Please stay tuned for updates.
Give yourself extra time to drive C-470 to and from US 85 (Santa Fe Drive) in Highlands Ranch during upcoming weekend-long ramp closures. To ensure driver and worker safety during bridge and ramp reconstruction work, the following closures, requiring detours, will be in place:
- Eastbound C-470 off-ramp to US 85 from 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, through 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 6
- Detour: Eastbound off-ramp traffic will continue east on C-470 and exit on Lucent Boulevard (Exit 18), use the westbound C-470 on-ramp and then take the US 85 (Exit 16) off-ramp to access US 85.
- Westbound C-470 on-ramp from US 85 from 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, through 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 13
- Detour: Westbound C-470 traffic will first go eastbound on C-470 and exit on Lucent Boulevard (Exit 18). Turn left and access C-470 at Lucent Boulevard.
During these closures, crews will remove asphalt and pave new asphalt on the on- and off-ramps at C-470 and perform embankment and wall construction to complete a major portion of a new US 85 bridge. The work is a key milestone in the project to widen US 85 from Highlands Ranch Parkway to just north of C-470 and improve traffic flow at several intersections, including this interchange.
Please take an alternate route or plan extra time. Please watch for crews, heed the speed limit, and avoid distracted driving in the work zone.
If weather conditions do not allow this work to take place as originally scheduled, crews will conduct this work at a later date.
Get Updates on the US 85 widening project
In partnership with the Colorado Department of Transportation, Denver Regional Council of Governments, the Federal Highway Administration, Highlands Ranch Metro District, and Chatfield Basin developers, Douglas County is improving safety and mobility along US 85 from Highlands Ranch Parkway to just north of C-470.
Stay updated by signing up for emails – select “US 85 Construction.”
For more information about the upcoming work and to stay updated on construction impacts, please visit our website, douglas.co.us/us-85-construction.
Interested in knowing what’s happening on roads throughout Douglas County? Sign up for Douglas County’s Cone Zone email notifications. For statewide road conditions, visit cotrip.org.


CBDA works with a number of government and business entities on a regular basis (almost daily!) to provide service and value to its members. Click the links below for more information on our partners in making the Pembroke SGA Virginia Beach's urban center for mixed use development.
Virgnia Beach Department of Economic Development
Strategic Growth Area (SGA) Office
Sandler Center for the Performing Arts


Posted on May 14, 2018 at 3:20 pm by Clay Curtin
Join us at one of the upcoming Get Us Moving San Mateo County Town Hall meetings at the following locations to tell us what you think are the County’s critical transportation needs. You may also participate by taking a short survey
to share your feedback and priorities.
- Central County – Thursday, May 17, 6:30 p.m.
Lane Room, Burlingame Library, 480 Primrose Road, Burlingame
- Coastside – Thursday, May 24, 6:30 p.m.
Ted Adcock Community Center, 535 Kelly Ave., Half Moon Bay
- South County – Thursday, May 31, 7:00 p.m.
Fair Oaks Community Center, 2600 Middlefield Road., Redwood City
Get Us Moving is a diverse coalition of regional leaders, transportation experts, employers of all sizes, nonprofit groups and volunteer community members that have come to together to find a solution to San Mateo County’s complex transportation issues. We know that solving this problem must be a community-driven process and we want to hear from you. We need your help to prioritize and develop a plan that gets San Mateo County moving.
For more detailed information, check out the Get Us Moving San Mateo County
Facebook page and for more information about transportation in San Mateo County, please visit the SamTrans


Over the last few months several roads in Birmingham and the B44 area have had new street lights installed. The photo on the left is of a recently new street light on Burnham Road. Birmingham City Council claims it will save £2million a year with new LEDs providing the city with the most advanced public lighting system in the world. I have to say that they are in my opinion very bright and futuristic looking, but I really like them. What are everyone else’s thoughts on them?
- RT @pigsonthewing: Local interest: I blogged, 'On the Buses', for @TheB44, about bus route changes in #B44 bit.ly/117bjo3 4 years ago
- RT @ellielovell: Great email from @pigsonthewing with lots of useful tips/insights for the Great Barr and Kingstanding area! Thansk Andy!! … 4 years ago
- RT @pigsonthewing: Kingstanding Regeneration Trust are now on on Facebook. Please "like" their page #B44 @TheB44 #fb @Podnosh 4 years ago
- New Blog Post: Local Street Dance Classes wp.me/p1eIrB-hj #Birmingham #hyperlocal #Kingstanding #Oscott #GreatBarr 4 years ago
- New Blog Post: Consultation Findings on Wheeldon Recreation Ground wp.me/p1eIrB-hf #hyperlocal #birmimgham #bcc #Kingstanding 4 years ago
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Maloney and Local Officials Announce Investment in Stewart Airport
Newburgh, NY - Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus and New Windsor Supervisor George Green announced today a $ 1,859,650 U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) investment at Stewart International Airport. The funds will be used to repave and rehabilitate Stewart Airport’s two runways.
“This major investment will immediately create jobs, rebuild our infrastructure, and grow our economy by attracting more flights and businesses to Orange County,” said Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney. “I’m proud of our joint efforts with the County and New Windsor as we work to revitalize the industrial park and make Stewart Airport a hub of economic activity for the region.”
“Stewart Airport is a hub for jobs and commerce in our county and region. Thanks to our local and federal partnerships, we have helped secure infrastructure funding that will be used to upgrade this vital economic engine and increase traffic to the airport,” said Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus
“This federal grant for Stewart Airport and the Town of New Windsor will help our airport while creating local jobs, and I want to thank Congressman Maloney for his work in securing this much needed funding,” said New Windsor Town Supervisor George Green.
The investment for Stewart International Airport will cover 90% of the total project cost and be used to rehabilitate and repave approximately 11,820 feet of runway pavement on one runway and 6,000 feet on another runway. The FAA Airport Improvement program is funded by aviation fees, including aviation fuel tax and passenger ticket fees.
Stewart Airport activity supports more than $750 million in annual economic activity and more than 5,500 total jobs. Stewart International maintains 536,800 square feet of air cargo facilities which serves FedEx, UPS, USPS and the USDA.


Tharwa Drive to reopen today
Tharwa Drive will be re-opened for normal traffic by 4pm today, before the peak hour commute gets underway, Minister for Police and Emergency Services Joy Burch has announced.
"I am delighted that the contractor installing the sewer main to our new Fire and Rescue station in South Tuggeranong has been able to finish the major works on schedule, allowing Tharwa Drive to reopen today," Ms Burch said.
"I know that residents of Lanyon Valley have experienced frustration and delays while these necessary works have been carried out, and I thank them for their patience and understanding.
"The new sewer main line has now been successfully installed underneath Tharwa Drive and the road can be reopened.
"Minor road works will be finalised over the coming days, but these will be done outside of peak hour to minimise any further delays.
"Once again, I would like to thank the local community for their patience during these road works, which were necessary to help deliver a new Fire and Rescue station to keep our community safe.
"I look forward to meeting the community at the Open Day to be held at the new station when it opens later this year."
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Section: Joy Burch, MLA | Media Releases
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Water main break closes road on northwest side
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – A water main break on the city’s northwest side has caused a road closure Tuesday morning.
The water main break happened on Grandview Drive.
Water could be seen spraying into the sky, nearly 40 feet.
Grandview Drive, just north of the Michigan Road light, is currently closed as crews work to repair the break.
To see the water main break, click on the video.


Board of Supervisors Pre-Agenda
Thursday, February 02 2017
February 2, 2017
The February 2017 Preagenda Meeting, of the Upper Frederick Township Board of Supervisors, was called to order by the Chairman at 7:00 PM.
Attending Were: Scott Rakowski, Chairman; William Tray, Vice-Chairman; Ray Bortz, Supervisor; and, Lois Reitnour, Administrative Assistant
Approval of Minutes
Reorganization Meeting Minutes of January 3, 2017 to be approved at the regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting on February 9, 2017.
Fisher Road Bridge Project
Update to be presented next week at the regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors meeting.
Lords & Ladies
Lords & Ladies has requested to speak to the Board of Supervisors at their regularly scheduled meeting on February 9, 2017, to present their arguments as to why they should receive Board approval for their parking lot plan.
Agricultural Security Area – 7 Year Review
Mr. Allebach is preparing a calendar for the review process.
Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment – Commercial District Updates
Updates to be presented to the Board next week at the regularly schedule, February 9, 2017, Board of Supervisors meeting.
Green Lane Park Pavilion
County is requesting a waiver from stormwater requirements for the proposed group picnic pavilion at the Hill Road Recreation area within Green Lane Park. To be discussed next week.
Wireless Communications Facilities – Ordinance Update
Moved to the regularly February 9, 2017, regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors meeting for discussion.
Laurel House is interested in purchasing the properties located at 2109 Deep Creek Road and 2115 Perkiomen Avenue, owned by Red Hill Christian School. Discussion moved to the regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors meeting on February 9, 2017.
Planning Commission Annual Report
Moved to the February 9, 2017, Board of Supervisors meeting for review.
Verizon Cable Franchise Renewal Notice
Moved to the February 9, 2017, Board of Supervisors meeting for discussion and approval.
Mr. Rakowski inquired if there were any additional items to bring before the Board. There were none.
Mr. Rakowski made the motion and Mr. Tray seconded the motion to adjourn the regular meeting at 7:11 PM.
No Executive Session


In 2017, Pittsburg residents voted to implement a sales tax to fund additional street repairs and to create a sidewalk improvement program. In 2020, Pittsburg residents voted to renew the sales tax for a period of ten (10) years allocating $100,000 each year for sidewalk repair. This program provides a 50-50 match for property owners who wish to build new sidewalks or repair existing ones.
If the sidewalk in front of your property needs repair or if you wish to construct a new one, we would be happy to assist you!
How it works:
- We will take measurements and provide a cost estimate
- Our contractor does the work, scheduling and coordination, and prepares the bid packet
- You can either pay for the improvements up front or we can work with you to add an assessment to your property taxes to cover your portion of the cost. We will then follow up with Crawford County to ensure your property taxes are collected appropriately.
- The assessment takes some time to process, as each assessment will go before the City Commission as a new project for approval
Public Works and Utilities
1506 N. Walnut St.
Pittsburg, KS 66762
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.


This is beautiful Villa with a garden and 4 car parks, 2 terraces in the best upmarket location. Less than 1 Km from Pune main station, 6Km from the airport in the vicinity of the best 5 star hotels. This is also the most happening area in Pune.
This is the most happening and upmarket area of Pune. The major shopping malls, pubs, leading hospitals and main railway station are at a walking distance.
Taxis, autorickshaws and buses are easily accessible.


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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
New Aspen Building Code Training
Aspen, Colorado – January 26, 2017 – The City of Aspen Building Department is offering trainings on the new building code that recently was approved by City Council. For those who regularly use the building code in their work, these trainings will assist in navigating the new rules. The class on the International Residential Code (IRC) is Monday, January 30 from 9am to noon. The class on the International Building Code (IBC) is Monday, January 30 from 1-4pm. On Tuesday, January 31 a class will be offered on requirements for existing buildings (IEBC) from 9am to noon. All classes will be held in the Aspen Fire Station Conference room. More information at 970-429-1795 or Mike. Metheny@cityofaspen.com.


MetroLink Public ConsultationPosted March 28th, 2018
The National Transport Authority (NTA) and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) have announced details of the Emerging Preferred Route for MetroLink, the metro service that will run from Estuary north of Swords to Sandyford. It is expected to be operational in 2027.
There will be a local information evening on Monday, 16th April at the Hilton Hotel, Charlemont, Dublin 6 from 2pm – 8pm. It will have a big impact on our area – take a look at the plans and have your say on the proposal.
A public consultation is open – submissions can be made before 5pm on Friday 11th May 2018.
To submit feedback:
– Email firstname.lastname@example.org. Or;
– Write to the following address: MetroLink Consultations, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Parkgate Business Centre, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8, D08 DK10
Phone calls are not considered official feedback. A lengthy submission is not necessary.
To see full details of the project, go here.


If you are interested in being annexed into the City of Berkeley Lake, complete the Annexation Petition
and submit it to City Hall for processing. In order to be considered for annexation, your property must be contiguous to the city.
Once an Annexation Petition is received in City Hall, staff will review it or completeness and eligibility for processing. If it is determined that your property is eligible for annexation, staff will process the application in accordance with all applicable state and local laws.


East Northamptonshire Local Plan (Part 2)
The East Northamptonshire Local Plan Part 2 is a legacy document in its final stages of preparation, planned for adoption by North Northamptonshire Council. All the Part 2 Local Plans are intrinsically linked with the North Northamptonshire Joint Core Strategy, to read as one Local Plan.
The Part 2 Local Plan for East Northamptonshire was submitted to the Secretary of State in March 2021. The Examination hearing sessions were held from April to May 2022 and following receipt of the Inspector’s report, the plan is expected to be adopted by Autumn 2023.
Last updated 29 September 2023


Harding Circle Historic District
The Harding (St. Armands) Circle Historic District received registration on the National Register of Historic Places on January 16, 2001. It encompasses the Harding Circle Park, adjacent medians along John Ringling Blvd. and the Boulevard of the Presidents, and associated Ringling-era statuary.
The application for historic registry can be found here. From that web page you can link to this PDF which contains a detailed write-up of the history of St. Armands and John Ringling's activity here, along with a bibliography of sources and footnoted references.


The whole road needs resurfacing, I have lived in Lowell Place for 28 years and the road surface is appalling. After several worn out tyres, several punctures this road should really be on an urgent list for a full resurface. We have had so many pot holes filled in over the years it has made a terrible state of the road
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 14:24, Friday 31 July 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
Road needs total resurfacing urgently.
Council ref: ENQ20872513
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This year’s CIVITAS FORUM Conference will take place on 27-29 September 2017 in Torres Vedras, Portugal. The annual event brings together the CIVITAS community from across Europe: hundreds of mobility experts, actors and stakeholders, all of whom are devoted to the development of sustainable urban mobility in their cities.
The 15th edition of the CIVITAS Forum Conference will continue the tradition of offering state-of-the-art presentations, interactive workshops and sessions, interesting site visits, not to mention new innovative elements in the programme.
Further information (e.g.: programme and calls for speakers) can be found on the event website.


NEW CANAAN, Conn. — Motorists can expect lane closures on Route 123 in New Canaan as a milling and resurfacing project begins Sunday, according to the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
This project is scheduled to occur Sunday, June 26, through Monday, July 18.
Motorists can expect lane closures on Route 123 from the Norwalk town line to Route 106/Silvermine Road, DOT said.
Traffic control personnel and signs will be used to guide motorists through the work zone.
The regular work schedule for this project is 7:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Sundays through Thursdays.
The schedule may be modified or extended if needed due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions, DOT said.
Motorists are advised to maintain a safe speed when driving in this vicinity.
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SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 – Covid 19 Interim Mobility Measures
Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, propose to close the following road to through traffic from 11am to 7am Monday to Sunday, commencing on July 17th to September 27th 2020.
These measures are to facilitate new operational arrangements for retailers impacted by Covid 19 and to facilitate social distancing requirements for the public.
Road to be closed:
- Applemarket, Waterford.
Objections or submissions may be made in writing to the Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment, Waterford City and County Council, City Hall, The Mall, Waterford not later than 12 Noon on 10th July, 2020.
- Deliveries to local businesses will be facilitated during the hours of 7am to 11 am each day.
- Access for Residents will be maintained as normal.
- Access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles
7th July, 2020


For Sale - Plot of building land in extremely quiet area
This building plot has a ZZO-oriented orientation and is suitable for building a closed family home. The construction width is 7.05 m, construction depth on the ground floor is 12 m, on the first floor 9 m. Roof extensions are allowed. The garage must be indoor. A garden shed is also possible with a maximum surface of 20m². Garden accessible via rear footpath. The existing pile foundation has been calculated for metal construction or timber frame construction. These works, as well as the ground study, are not included in the asking price. Very nice lot in a green and quiet area with beautiful views!!


Dubai Airport Concourse 3
The Dubai Airports Concourse B is a multistory structure dedicated to arrival and departure gates. When it was opened in 2008 it increased the airports total capacity from 43 to 60 million passengers per year. The concourse also includes retail space, a food court and three hotels.
e.construct re-designed the precast concrete beams up to and including the arrivals level during Phase (ll) of the Dubai Airport expansion. The original beams were beyond the capacity of available cranes so a more suitable solution was provided.


Both directions of I-94 have been reduced to a single lane, and will be down to one-lane 24-hours per day, through July 2013. Major delays are expected during peak travel periods.
Traffic forecasts show initial backups could extend five to seven miles, with summertime backups of 20 miles or more possible during peak travel periods. The longest backups are expected on westbound I-94 on Friday afternoons and evenings, and on eastbound I-94 on Friday afternoons and Sundays after 11 a.m.
More details can be found on the project website.
MN DOT is suggesting that travellers should plan routes, allow extra time for travel and check www.511mn.org for real-time traffic information prior to travel.
For detailed project information, including current schedule, travel information and tips on navigating during construction, visit the project’s website:www.mndot.gov/d3/i94/.
The closures are needed as crews resurface the road. When complete, the project will result in a smoother ride, improved drainage and reduced short-term maintenance costs on 7.5 miles of busy interstate.


Part of T.Y. Rogers Jr. Avenue to close today
Published: Thursday, February 2, 2012 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 11:17 p.m.
TUSCALOOSA | The Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation will close T.Y. Rogers Jr. Avenue (27th Avenue) between Stillman Boulevard and 11th Street from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. today. A crane will block the street because of a construction project at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Customer Notice: Ironman Road Closure in Moreton this Sunday!
With the Ironman keeping most roads in Dorset closed this coming Sunday morning, we’re going to open the café later than usual at 12pm.
The gardens will be open from 9am as usual. If you’re planning to visit us this coming Sunday morning, please be aware that Station Road will be CLOSED from 7am to 10:45am.
We understand this may cause inconvenience for many, but The Walled Garden and Dovecote Café will still be accessible, you will just need to take an alternate route to reach us. Most incoming routes will need to take the A35 via Puddletown and Bere Regis. Please refer to the full map here: https://bit.ly/3kddGrF – all main road open routes are highlighted in Green


The roadworks had been put on hold when lockdown was imposed.
Works on Tullamore's streetscape are resuming this week.
ESB Networks are finishing the undergrounding of cables on Bridge Street and Columcille Street - after work was put on hold due to covid-19 restrictions.
With futher easing of the lockdown on May 18th, contractors will return to Columcille Street, to finish resurfacing the road and to upgrade footpaths from the old co-op corner to Durrow Lane.
Independent councillor Seán O'Brien is hoping good progress can be made while traffic remains quieter:


ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) – Weather permitting, beginning at approximately 7 a.m. on Monday, August 26, 2019, water will be off due to valve replacement in the vicinity of the following area:
5th Avenue SE & South Harvard Street
The Public Works Department suggests that residents in the affected area collect and store water for personal and restroom use. Water is estimated to remain off most of the day. Work will be completed as quickly as possible.


Honolulu rains put potholes in roads Hmmm… gee, really? Oh, and in the article it says that the City has repaired 61,195 pot holes in the around 1,100 miles of road. That works to around 55.6 pot holes per mile. Let’s see….5,280 feet per mile divided by 55.6, so around one pot hole every 95 feet on average.
MalasadasWaikiki Malasada BoothFebruary 2nd, 201874 days to go.


Join us at noon on Thursday, May 4 in the Japanese Garden behind City Hall, 6400 Stage Rd, as we pray for our city, state, country and nation. National Day of Prayer web site
Bartlett City Schools revealed the master plan details for the campus of Bartlett High School at a recent Bartlett City Board of Education meeting. Link on to their web site for more information and to link in to their FB and twitter updates. Bartlett City Schools link for more information
Financial technology company SmartAsset released the rankings from its third annual Healthiest Housing Markets Study and Bartlett made the list. Read on...
The City is enhancing and developing an area of W.J. Freeman Park where Cricket is currently being played. A portion of Blue Lagoon Park is going to be used to temporarily move our Cricket Field there until the improvements at Freeman Park are completed.


We are excited to announce that the Lane Area Commission on Transportation (LaneACT) is in the process of recruiting members for three stakeholder positions.
The Lane Area Commission on Transportation is an advisory body established by the Oregon Department of Transportation. The LaneACT advises state officials on transportation planning issues affecting Lane County. It also provides a forum for collaboration and strengthens state and local partnerships.
Recruitment is open until June 22nd, for the following stakeholder positions:


The New NY Bridge to replace the Tappan Zee continues to make remarkable progress on the Hudson River.
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Slow traffic, stop and go traffic I-87 - NYS Thruway northbound from milepost 11.4 to 16.3 between exit 8 and exit 10Motorists should plan for extended delays. Motorists may wish to seek alternate routes.
Thruway customers with E-ZPass enjoy shorter wait times at toll plazas and lower tolls. Get E-ZPass, learn more and/or access your account.
Trucks and commercial vehicles use the Thruway to provide goods and services to millions of people every day.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
VIENNA CHARTER TOWNSHIP MASTER PLAN
The Vienna Charter Township Planning Commission shall hold a public hearing on the draft Vienna Charter Township Master Plan update at their September 27th meeting at 5:30 p.m. The hearing will be held at Vienna Township Hall, 3400 West Vienna Road. It is open to the public.
Copies of the draft plan are available at Township Hall at 3400 West Vienna Road and on their website for inspection. The Township Hall is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays and
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesdays. Anyone wishing to comment on the plan but are unable to attend the public hearing should send any comments to the address below prior to September 27th.
Master Plan Comments
Vienna Charter Township Planning Commission
3400 West Vienna Road
Clio, MI 48420
Publish by: September 8, 2021


The West Virginia Division of Highways advises drivers that there will be a traffic delay on U.S. 19 beginning at County Route 19/14 and ending at State Route 98 on Wednesday, April 24 at 7 a.m. through Friday, May 31 at 7 p.m. Operations will be day-time only.
The purpose of the delay is for road repair, paving, work on shoulder and ditches. One lane, two-way traffic will be maintained with flaggers. Drivers are advised to plan ahead and allow additional time for their commute.
Note that inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances could change the project schedule.


Develop a responsible conservation plan for publicly owned buildings.
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The Province of Saskatchewan, its Crown Corporations, agencies, and local authorities such as municipal governments, school boards and health districts are stewards of a significant portion of Saskatchewan’s historic built environment. This open letter calls on them to act more responsibly.
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Save Our Connaught needs your help with “Hon. Mark Docherty: Develop a responsible conservation plan for publicly owned buildings.”. Join Save Our Connaught and 99 supporters today.


Temporary Closure of Footbridge behind the Barge and Bottle
The footbridge behind the Barge and Bottle will not be accessible from Tuesday 9th March to Wednesday 17th March. This will be due to scheduled works which are being carried out to the bridge by NKDC.
To access buildings in Navigation Yard, please use the Navigation Wharf entrance opposite the Carre Gallery on Carre Street.
Posted: Mon, 08 Mar 2021 11:12 by Administrator


From Sheffield roundabout to floral meadow with Â£27,000 revamp
First impressions count - and Park Square roundabout is one of the first sights encountered by motorists arriving in the middle of Sheffield.
Until recently the spot offered little to catch the eye, but now the verges have been brightened up with colourful flowers and shrubs, with the aim of creating a vibrant 'meadow' in the city centre.
However, for three years only half of the roundabout had been transformed, at a cost of Â£16,000, until the scheme's funders stepped in with another Â£11,000 to complete the job last month.
It means the entirety of Park Square will be in bloom this summer and then for years to come throughout the warmer months.
The project was led by Pictorial Meadows, the social enterprise founded by Professor Nigel Dunnett of Sheffield University's landscape department. Prof Dunnett is known for creating the flower beds in the Olympic Park that were a talking point of the 2012 Games.
A special surface called PM Turf was laid down on the roundabout, along with bulbs and plants. Funds were supplied by hire firm Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
Dan Cornwell, Pictorial Meadows' operations director, oversaw the entire scheme. “These meadows are a fantastic way to bring urban areas to life," he said. "This project here at Park Square is obviously very important to us as it is in our home city, and very close to Sheffield University's landscape department who conducted all of the research behind making these meadow planting programmes so effective and beautiful. We are really looking forward to this summer when the entire roundabout will be in flower – and then for many summers to come.”
The company, made up of landscape architects and managers, researchers and horticulturalists, has worked with Enterprise on similar projects involving several other roundabouts nationwide.
Coun Bryan Lodge, the council's cabinet member for environment, said: “Park Square roundabout is at the gateway to the city, so its appearance matters enormously in creating first impressions. We have devoted several locations in the city to meadow projects as we believe they are an innovative and smart way of greening the city sustainably and ecologically.”
Janene Scurfield, Enterprise's regional general manager, previously lived in Sheffield. "It is a fast-changing city with a vibrant and dynamic culture, and a lot of potential for development," she said. "The first donation helped us to plant half of the Park Square roundabout with a beautiful floral meadow, but there was scope to do more, which is why we raised additional funds to complete the site. We are pleased that we can help to make a difference for people who live, work and visit here.”
The hire company has three branches locally.


189 Charlotte Highway, Asheville, North Carolina
189 Charlotte Highway, Asheville, North Carolina 28803 - JUST REDUCED TO SALE!! Great Location just before Reynold's Middle & High School and Fairview. Located next to the Shell Station and Rocket Grill, this 3.67 ac is prime commercial property and would be a great space for a Retail Center to be developed with Extensive Road Frontage on heavily traveled Charlotte Hwy.
Listing Courtesy of Pulliam Properties, Inc


A total of 55 electric busses from the Chinese manufacturer Yutong have just been delivered via Kreolis multinational transportation company in Denmark. The e-busses will be used for two projects in Denmark with 35 to go on the roads in greater Copenhagen and the remaining 20 will go to the smaller city of Odense in Denmark.
The twelve-meter-long e-busses can sit up to 62 passengers and are supposed to offer a range of up to 350 kilometers in the ideal case. The e-busses are expected to start operating in Odense as early as this spring and from June 2021 in Copenhagen. The operation in Copenhagen will start later because a new depot including charging infrastructure still has to be completed there and until then, the buses will be parked in Odense. The ticketing and bus IT systems are already to be installed there.
Read the full article here


|J.D. Griffith Administrator
102 south third St. Box 418
Montezuma, Iowa 50171
Poweshiek County Zoning
March 4, 2020
You are hereby notified that on Tuesday, March 24th 2020, at 7:00 P.M., the Poweshiek County Zoning Board of Adjustment and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings. The hearings will be held in the Board of Supervisors meeting room on the main floor of the Poweshiek County Courthouse.
- James Heishman & Larry Heishman are requesting a change of Zoning from Ag to Manufacturing in a portion of Parcel B Lot 2 SE SE and a portion of Lot 2 SE SE EX Parcels A & B in Section 9 T-81N-R15W Sheridan TWP Poweshiek County. The 911 Address for the property is 3186 Hwy 63 Malcom IA The Board of Adjustment will also act on an application for a Conditional Use Permit at the above location for the storage and sale of agronomy products including, without limitation : Dry and liquid fertilizer, crop protection, anhydrous ammonia, seed, lubricants, fuels, and propane. The Board of Adjustment will meet at 7:00 P.M. followed by the Zoning Commission at approximately 7:20 P.M. or following the Board of Adjustment meeting.
A second public hearing will be held on March 26th at 9:00 A.M. with the Poweshiek County Board of Supervisors in the Poweshiek County Courthouse.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Zoning office. Thanks


Fire Station 14 was built in 1999. Station 14 has one of the department's largest geographic response areas. At that time, the area was sparsely populated, and had minimal commercial or industrial areas. Through the years, the area experienced an exponential growth of people, business, and enterprise. The response area extends east to Cashmere Blvd, west to Glades Cut-Off Rd, north to Midway Rd, and south to Del Rio Blvd and includes St. Lucie West, PGA, and Torino. There are numerous large business/industrial occupancies and large retail buildings and plazas. There are several medical facilities, eight (8) large apartment complexes, (7) seven churches, ten (10) academic schools, one (1) university campus, eight (8) hotels, and a professional sports stadium. The response area is divided by Interstate I-95 and is diversely interspersed with undeveloped land.


Vanderbilt University will soon finish out the third floor in its Commons Center for new campus-planning offices.
A construction permit, which valued the work at $1.3 million, was issued Friday on behalf of Vanderbilt. The work will be led by Hardaway Construction Corp.
Meanwhile, construction continues on HealthSpring Inc.’s new facilities in MetroCenter, as a $6.5 million permit was issued Friday to finish out a portion of a new building at 530 Great Circle Road.
HealthSpring revealed plans in September for a $53 million expansion of its MetroCenter presence.
The work will be led by Harvest Construction Co. LLC.


Unincorporated Camden County residents are strongly encouraged to participate in a survey to provide input on the recycling program for unincorporated Camden County, Georgia.
“This is an excellent opportunity for unincorporated Camden County residents to share their thoughts about curbside recycling service,” said Deputy County Administrator Shawn Boatright. “We want to make informed decisions for future recycling services as we review proposals for curbside collection services.”
This anonymous survey should only take two minutes to complete and asks questions about current waste management habits. Please note that residents of the cities located inside Camden County should not participate in this survey. A direct link to the survey is available on the Camden County website at: http://www.camdencountyga.gov/RecyclingSurvey.


By Nadeeka Daya Bandara - Kandy
State Minister of Urban Development Gamini Lokuge said that the government headed by the United National Party had no interest in obtaining the service of local architects at all.
He made this remark while on an inspection visit at the old Bogambara Prison complex. He also said that even though a sum of 1.5 million USD had been allocated for a primary stage of development of the Bogambara prison in Kandy, that task had not been completed.
We are not currently carrying out a new development scheme. The projects we have been carrying out since 2015 had been crippled over the last few years. We are only continuing those projects, he added.
We will develop Kandy allowing tourists visiting Kandy to spend more time in the city. We expect to develop places of attraction from Kadugannawa to Kandy and are planning to complete those development projects by 2021.
Continuing further he said that he came to know that the development activities of the old Bogambara Prison complex had been given to a Singaporean architect at a cost of 1.5 million USD when there were many local architects in Sri Lanka.
Ranil Wickremesinghe and his government have not understood the value of any architects other than Singaporean ones. Moreover, none of their works can be seen.
State Minister of Investment Promotion Keheliya Rambukwella also participated at this event.


[Numbers 6 and 8 MacDougal Alley.]
MacDougal Street, East Side
Empire State from MacDougal Street
[Looking west on MacDougal Alley toward 2 Fifth Avenue.]
Empire State from MacDougal Street.
MacDougal Alley, N.Y.
MacDougal Alley, Greenwich Village
Art Fair, MacDougal Alley, Greenwich Village, New York.
MacDougal Street Stores #72 to 96.
[Provincetown Playhouse, 133 MacDougal Street.]
[East side of MacDougal Street between Houston St. and Bleecker St.]


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[ARCHIVED] City Seeks Consultant to Complete Community Identity Tool Kit
The City of Bainbridge Island, Bainbridge Island Downtown Association and Chamber of Commerce have partnered for the purpose of working with a consultant to develop a cohesive community identity tool-kit.


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Roads play a crucial role in our daily lives, influencing the safety and comfort of our travels. The choice of road surface significantly impacts the driving experience. There are different types of road surfaces, each presenting its own set of advantages and disadvantages. This article provides an insight into the various types of road surfaces and their associated benefits.
The most commonly utilized road surface is asphalt. It is durable, cost-effective, and involves easy maintenance. The smooth texture of asphalt offers comfortable driving experiences. However, caution is necessary when driving on wet roads as asphalt tends to become slippery under such conditions.
Concrete is another prevalent road surface option, albeit more expensive than asphalt. It excels in durability and longevity, being less prone to cracks and potholes, thus enhancing safety for drivers. Nevertheless, maintenance of concrete surfaces is relatively challenging, involving regular sealing and patching.
Gravel surfaces, while less common, are still in use in certain areas. This cost-effective option is easy to maintain but can cause discomfort to drivers and lead to vehicle damage due to its uneven texture.
Chip seal is a composite road surface comprising a mix of gravel and asphalt, offering a cost-effective and easily maintainable alternative. However, its discomforting noise and driving experience must be taken into account.
Specialized road surfaces are tailored for specific purposes, such as rubberized asphalt, designed to minimize noise and provide smoother rides, and porous asphalt, aimed at reducing runoff and enhancing drainage.
When selecting a road surface, it is imperative to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each option. Asphalt, concrete, and chip seal are popular choices due to their cost-effectiveness and ease of maintenance, while specialty surfaces cater to specific needs. By delving into the different types of road surfaces and their respective advantages, informed decisions can be made to determine the most suitable option based on individual requirements.
Road surfaces play a crucial role in ensuring safety and comfort for drivers. The choice of road surface can significantly impact driving experiences, safety, and infrastructure maintenance. Asphalt, concrete, chip seal, and gravel are the most commonly used road surfaces, each offering distinct advantages and disadvantages. Furthermore, specialized road surfaces, including rubberized asphalt and porous asphalt, have been developed to cater to specific needs. Understanding the properties and benefits of various road surfaces can empower decision-makers to make informed choices for road construction and maintenance projects. Therefore, exploring the diverse range of road surfaces and their associated advantages is essential for enhancing driving experiences and infrastructure durability.


January 30, 2020 10:22:00 am
The Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (Tangedco) has announced that power will be suspended in parts of Chennai on Thursday for carrying out day-long maintenance work in the city.
The city will face a power shutdown from 9 am to 5 pm, with supply expected to resume before 5 pm if the work is completed.
As per a press release given by the company, the following neighbourhoods in Chennai will be affected:
Indiranagar: Canal Bank Road, K B Nagar – 1st, 2nd, 3rd Main Roads; K B Nagar – 2nd, 3rd Cross Streets; B V Nagar – 1st and 2nd Avenue and Anna Avenue.
Velachery West: Vijaya Nagar, Ram Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Rettai Pillaiyar Koil Street and Palaniyappa Street.
Kottivakkam and Sastri Nagar: 1st to 7th Streets; 9th Street, 7th Cross Street, Kottivakkam Kuppam Road, Sea Ward Road – 2nd, 3rd, 4th; Balakrishna Road, Thiruveethiyamman Koil Street and ECR Main Road.
Palavakkam: Kazura Garden, Renga Reddy Garden, MGR Salai, Sivasamy Avenue and Tagore Street.
Villivakkam CTH: Parts of CTH Road, Tower Block, Sivan Koil – North, South, East, West Mada Streets; Thiruvenkadaia Street, Eambar Naidu Street and New Avadi Road.
Sidco Nagar: Sidco Nagar – 1st to 10th Blocks; Parts of South Jaganathan Nagar and Parts of Nehru Nagar.
ICF: Poonnakinaru Street, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Welcome Colony, East Mada Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Narayana Maistry Street and Dr. Ambedkar Street.
Tagore Nagar: Raju Street, Solai Amman Koil, Solai Street, Elumalai Street, Veerasamy Street, Chetty Street, Kuppusamy Nagar, Palayam Pillai Street, Paciakal Veera Samy Street, Sabapathy Street, Durai Samy Street and Kamaraj Street.
Ayanavaram: TNHB Housing Board, T V Nagar, Ambedkar Nagar, Pudhu Nagar, C K Street, SBIU Colony, DB, Shunmugam Street, Police Manickam Street and VP Colony Extension.
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IMPORTANT CORRECTION: This ordinance is not yet law — it passed its initial hearing, but a second reading and passage is required before it becomes city law. Thank you to a staffer from the city of Sunnyvale communications office for providing the correction.
On Tuesday, the Sunnyvale City Council passed a cyclist anti-harassment ordinance, sponsored by the Sunnyvale Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
The Sunnyvale ordinance is modeled after a similar ordinance passed last year in Los Angeles, which makes it unlawful to intentionally force or attempt to force a bicyclist from a roadway with the intent to injure or distract the bicyclist simply because they are bicycling.
The Sunnyvale measure
was approved by the council passed its initial reading on a 6-1 vote, with council member Jim Davis dissenting. No one spoke in opposition, and Davis didn’t explain his negative vote. The council motion also directed staff to publicize the new ordinance in order to put on notice any motorists who may be tempted to react with aggression when they encounter cyclists.
If this ordinance passes, Sunnyvale becomes the second Bay Area city with a bicycle harassment ordinance on the books. Berkeley passed a similar law last February.
Want to pass this in your own city? Feel free to contact Sunnyvale BPAC member Kevin Jackson for advice, and ask your city’s BPAC to take this on. Comment below and I’ll pass your message along to Mr Jackson.


The following individuals have interviewed and been approved for inclusion in the forthcoming Dutchtown Community Improvement District Board.
Teri Bearden – Grand Blvd. – Business Owner (Merb’s Candies)
Stephen Bruce – Virginia Ave. – Resident
Caya Aufiero – Meramec St. – Resident & Business Owner (Urban Eats)
Steve Limmer – Osceola St. – Business Owner (The Original Crusoe’s)
Brad Plein – Compton Ave. – Resident
Ashley Ranieri – Residential and Commercial Property Owner (Ranieri Construction)


To redevelop a disused warehouse which included a car repair workshop in the heart
The site was bound by terrace houses, industrial units, a school and a Car Park, this in turn created a variety of design challenges with respect to planning requirements and Party Wall awards.
The architecture was a contextual response to a series of these conditions.
Location - Settles Street, Whitechapel, London
Scale - 9 Bay Terrace comprising 5 Houses & 6 Apartments
Budget - £1.6m
Client - Noble House Properties
Status - Completed and fully occupied. All sold off plan
Consultant for - Spacedout.co.uk


Ask Not for Whom The Road TollsOriginal Article
This article, published by the Puget Sound Business Journal, refers to an article by Cascadia Fellow Matt Rosenberg:
The Cascadia Center just posted a valuable piece about funding a replacement for the ailing State Route 520 Bridge between Seattle and the Eastside.
The piece by Cascadia Fellow Matt Rosenberg highlights the $2.38 billion funding gap, and discusses the various plans to close the gap with tolls on both 520 and the Interstate 90 bridge, as well as possibly along the 520 corridor.
The full article can be found here.


Normally a ride on public transit isn’t so exciting other than the potential entertainment from homeless riders or lost tourists. Sweden, however, has found a unique way in which to entertain its riders. Welcome to the Stockholm Subway, also known as the world’s longest art exhibition. 90 out of 100 stations having been converted throughout the entire transit system, which spans at total of 110 kilometers. The subway network is truly a spectacle to behold, and a must-see destination for all visitors.


MPRB Rec Center CAC Meeting from 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Reviewing design alternates to meet the construction budget.
NEPNA Meeting from 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in both meetings. More information on the rec center project can be found on the MPRB Northeast Park Project Web site.


The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT), in partnership with the Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT), invites the public to attend two open houses to learn more about and provide input on plans to develop Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along a portion of the MD 355 corridor from Bethesda to Clarksburg. At the open houses, residents will have the opportunity to meet the project team and get more information about:
- How BRT works, what it looks like and other details about operations;
- The study process and schedule;
- Existing conditions in the study area; and
- A draft preliminary purpose and need statement for the project.
The first Open House is scheduled for Thursday, April 28, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Bethesda–Chevy Chase High School Cafeteria, 4301 East-West Highway, Bethesda.
The second Open House will be held Tuesday, May 3, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Gaithersburg High School Cafeteria, 101 Education Boulevard, Gaithersburg.
The same information will be presented at each meeting and attendees are encouraged to stop by anytime during the open houses.
Project information is also available online or by phone by calling the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) Office of Customer and Community Relations at 410-767-3999, toll-free at 866-743-3682 or TTY 410-539-3497.
MTA encourages residents to submit questions or comments by email or by mail to Maryland Transit Administration, 6 St. Paul Street, Suite 902, Baltimore, MD 21202.


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BUILD at Putnam Triangle Plaza
October 25, 2019, 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Come BUILD with Lego, Magnatiles, and more at an interactive building station at the newly refurbished Putnam Triangle Plaza! Hosted by Fulton Area Business Alliance. Made possible by a partnership with HYPOTHEkids, with in-kind support from NYC DOT. Program made possible citywide in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
All of our events are wheelchair accessible. Please contact us with questions about accessibility.


Those who want to attend the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar will need to apply for a Hayya card. This is a document that gives free access to public transit during the tournament. Those who are approved will be issued a PDF copy of an entry permit. They can then show this document to enter Qatar. They can also purchase vouchers for up to three family members.
Qatar’s World Cup Infrastructure


Board of Zoning Appeals meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 18 is Cancelled.
Thursday, May 20 @ 7:00 P.M. The regular meeting of Town Council will be held in person at 1122 Dills Bluff Road, James Island, and also live-streamed (see link on meeting agenda). Two Public Hearings will take place; 1) Second/Final Reading of Town Comprehensive Plan; 2) Second/Final Reading of Draft FY 2021-2022 Annual Budget. Please refer to the attached meeting packet for additional information and other items of discussion.
Monday, May 17, 2021 9:55:00 AM


n Paving is scheduled in downtown Knoxville, starting Monday, on Church Avenue from the viaduct to Henley Street. The first phase, to take up to four days, includes the section between the viaduct and Gay Street. The section between the viaduct and State Street will be closed. Traffic will be open between State and Gay streets, with rotating lane closures. The second phase — Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17-18 — includes the section between Gay and Henley.
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Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. / Saturday & Sunday: 7 a.m. – 11 a.m.


Department of Economics
University of Delaware
Working Paper #2008-13
Pricing the Major Hub Airports
Joseph I. Daniel and Katherine Thomas Harback
Implementing congestion pricing at twenty-seven major US airports would reduce delays by thirteen passenger-years and one thousand aircraft-hours every day, saving three to five million dollars. Chicago and Atlanta would save about one thousand dollars per aircraft. Airport revenues would increase about eleven million dollars daily. A bottleneck model with stochastic queues estimates substantial welfare gains whether or not airlines internalize self-imposed delays. Erroneously imposing fees from the non-internalizing specification on internalizing airlines, however, would be a costly mistake. The model calculates equilibrium traffic rates, queuing delays, layover times, connection times, and congestion fee schedules by minute of the day.
Keywords: airport congestion pricing, stochastic queuing, bottleneck model.
JEL Codes: R4, H2, L5, L9


Campaign group Save Eastbourne Bandstand (SEB) is delighted its petition will be debated on Wednesday (May 18).
The petition, which has more than 2,300 signatures, calls for the structure to be restored and properly maintained. SEB wants the council to prioritise the immediate needs of the bandstand and set a planned maintenance budget for the attraction.
The petition was handed over to council leader David Tutt in April but it was thought it wouldn’t be discussed until July.
However, Eastbourne Borough Council will now discuss the petition this week.
Gaynor Sedgwick, chair of SEB, said, “We were really disappointed to hear initially that our petition to ensure that priority was given to the bandstand for appropriate grant-funding and regular maintenance was not going to be put on the council’s agenda until July.
“We, and the 2,300 people who signed the petition, think it’s really important to get the bandstand repaired and re-opened as soon as possible. We are really grateful that Councillor Robert Smart intervened and persuaded the council to take a U-turn. We thank him for his support.
“We hope the council agree that the bandstand is worth prioritising and saving for generations to come.”
Cllr Smart said, “The restoration of the bandstand is of crucial importance and is an urgent matter. Eastbourne Borough Council only has four full council meetings each year and it would have been shameful to delay consideration of this urgent democratic process."
Members of the public can attend the meeting on Wednesday at 6pm in Eastbourne Town Hall.


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Bill Beauchamp 10K Run
Sun, May 10, 2015
Pearl City, HI
MPRRC Member - MPRRC Member
Non-Member - Non-Member
MPRRC Life Member - Life Member
About This Activity
Course: Lehua Ave from 2nd Street to left on Pearl Harbor Bike Path to turnaround by Admiral's Landing and back to Lehua Ave, right to 2nd Street, and left into Pearl City Urban Garden Center and finish line. Parking at Pearl City Urban Garden Center.


Aldenham Parish Council (APC) will be holding their annual parish meeting in the Radlett Centre next month.
The meeting will take place on March 9 at 8pm and the council have encouraged residents to come along and ask questions at the event. APC will also be presenting their Neighbourhood Plan to residents and will be giving councillors awards to thank them for their hard work over the past year. At the January APC meeting, chairman of the council, Neil Payne, said the timing of the meeting was perfect to get people involved in the Neighbourhood Plan. It will be held in the Auditorium and other items on the agenda include Cllr Payne’s annual report and reports from other committees.


This activist-created park features tennis and basketball courts, a large gazebo, a community garden and a family-friendly summer concert series.
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Contemporary Residential Development – Fairfield
Multi-Level Residential Development
Large luxury residences spanning over 4 levels above ground & 2 levels below ground. Contemporary and minimal, celebrating materials that are authentic and tactile. Balanced textures of concrete, stone and timber create a continuous connection between open-plan living spaces and expansive gardens or balconies.


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Philly has a Rocky statue. But when fans in Detroit wanted a statue erected in honor of their city's fictional hero, Robocop, the idea was rebuffed by the mayor.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, who had asked citizens online for ideas on how to revitalize the city, shot down the statue idea via Twitter. "There are not any plans to erect a statue to Robocop," Bing tweeted. "Thank you for your suggestion."
This, of course, sent Robocop fans into a Twitter frenzy.


Lincoln Trust Bldg. & Hotel Martin, 5th Ave. & 26th Street
Croisic Building, N.W. Cor. 5th Ave. & 26th St.
Madison Ave. 24th to 26th Sts.
Straus Bldg., 5th Ave. & 46th St.
Bonwit Teller Bldg., 56th St. & 5th Ave.
Frances Bldg., 5th Av. & 53rd St.
Bonwit Teller & Co. Bldg, 5th Av. & 38 St.
5th Ave. and 24th St. N.Y. [Fifth Avenue Looking North from Delmonico's Restaurant.]
Building, S.W. 26th St. & Fifth Ave.
5th Av. & 28 St., S.E. cor.
[Fifth Avenue and 26th Street.]
[Northeast Corner of Fourth Ave. & 26th St.]
Madison Ave. Bldg., corner 25th St.
5th Ave Hotel & Madison Square N.Y.
East 26th Street [24th Street to 42nd Street]
C. G. Gunthers Sons Bldg., 184 5th Ave.
261 5th Avenue
Astor Trust Bldg, 5th Ave & 42nd St.


San Bernardino County on Wednesday filed a lawsuit in Sacramento Superior Court in an effort to prevent the state from dispersing $ to various government agencies $9 million intended for redevelopment in the Old Fire-ravaged mountain community of Cedar Glen, near Lake Arrowhead.
The Board of Supervisors in 2005 loaned the Cedar Glen Redevelopment Area $10 million for new roads and a new water system so residents could rebuild their homes destroyed in the October 2003 Old Fire. But California's dissolution of redevelopment agencies, which began in October 2011, required any property tax increments used for redevelopment purposes be returned and distributed to various government agencies for other purposes.
"The County of San Bernardino made a promise to help Cedar Glen residents rebuild their community long before the state wiped out our redevelopment projects," Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Janice Rutherford said in a statement Wednesday.
Sen. Bill Emmerson, R-Redlands, is proposing legislation - SB 409 - which the county is sponsoring, that would, if passed, redirect the money back to the Cedar Glen recovery efforts.
"The legislation introduced by Senator Emmerson would ensure that the county can keep its commitment to the Cedar Glen community and the people who call it home," Rutherford said in her statement.
In the same news release, Emmerson said, "The residents of Cedar Glen have already been through enough. This bill will ensure that the county's resources go towards restoring a community that has been devastated by the Old Fire."


Located in the heart of Horsham’s industrial precinct this versatile 2029m2 industrial allotment has been tailor made to suit tradespeople wanting to build a large shed that is complimented by secure yard space for storage and easy access for heavy vehicles. Boasting a 32 metre frontage to Jervis Street with security fencing on three sides the allotment is ready for development. Available services include RETICULATED SEWERAGE, 3 PHASE ELECTRICITY, MAINS WATER, MAINS GAS AND NBN TO THE PREMISES. Titles have been issued so these allotments are ready to build on today.
For full details including plans and restrictive covenants contact selling agents today.


A wave of local businesses have registered to be a part of the North West Bicester eco town project following the launch of the Local Business Portal designed by A2Dominion.
Within a few days of the online registration system launching, over 30 potential suppliers and labourers from the local area had already signed up to receive alerts when tenders are requested, updates on the progress of the scheme and access free support from top sustainability consultants at BioRegional on improving their businesses eco-credentials. .
NW Bicester will create an eco settlement to the highest standards of sustainability environmentally, economically and socially. This will be achieved through construction techniques, energy choices, transport and biodiversity schemes amongst other methods. The new eco town development will provide a zero carbon community of 5,000 homes over the next 20 years creating many new business and employment opportunities for local people.
Steve Hornblow, Development Manager, said, “It has always been A2Dominion’s intention to maximise direct employment opportunities for local businesses and residents to benefit from this innovative development. It is fantastic that so many businesses have already signed up and more continue to do so, on a daily basis.
“The Local Business Portal is key to enabling local businesses to get involved and help create a truly sustainable community. We’re on the lookout for a whole range of contractors, suppliers and consultants to form our team. From landscapers to carpenters, plumbers to electricians, if you have a local connection then we want to hear from you.”
If you believe you may have a role to play in the creation of this new eco town, for more information and to register an interest visit www.NWbicester.co.uk


King Shaka International Airport in South Africa is expected to begin operations on 1 May in time for the FIFA World Cup 2010, which kicks off in June.
The 19,500m² greenfield airport was built at a cost of R6.7bn ($907m) and will include 18 passenger aircraft stands, as well as 400,000km² of runway, taxiway and parking aprons.
According to Engineering News Online, the airport will include a 3.7km runway, which is 60m wide, and will be able to accommodate the world's biggest aircraft, including the Airbus A380.
The airport will have the capacity to handle 7.5 million passengers per year, and will directly and indirectly create 270,000 jobs.
King Shaka Airport is expected to add R20bn ($2,708m) a year to the country's gross domestic product.


Sandwich Boardwalk up for talk in virtual workshop
SANDWICH — A virtual workshop to discuss the ongoing Sandwich Boardwalk project will be hosted by the Board of Selectmen on Thursday.
The workshop will be held at 6 p.m. via Zoom. The workshop will have a presentation on the status of the project followed by a discussion.
The Board of Selectmen, the project manager, engineer and designer will be attending the meeting. The director of public works, assistant town engineer, building commissioner and director of natural resources will also be present.
The Sandwich Boardwalk, a major tourist attraction in town, is moving forward with a replacement plan. The boardwalk was last fully reconstructed in 1992, but since then storms, weathering and decay have taken a heavy toll on the structure.
If another major storm occurs, town officials have said there is potential for a large-scale loss of the structure.
A local advocacy group called Friends of the Sandwich Boardwalk has spoken out against the proposed design of the structure, saying that it differs from the current and previous structures. They would prefer to see the current boardwalk fixed rather than replaced.
For the meeting login information visit the town of Sandwich website.


South Burnett Housing and Homelessness Forum
The South Burnett Housing Working Group will be holding this forum so our community can come together and identify gaps and opportunities in our regional housing options.
To attend please click on the following link to register: https://SBHousingForum.eventbrite.com
To help us ensure the topics and discussions on the day are relevant we ask that you please take a few short minutes to complete a Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/86GW6KT
This event is supported by Stanwell and QShelter


Design and Specification
Standard E-RETE Reinforced Concrete Box Culverts are designed to the Malaysian Standard Specification: MS 1293: PART 1:1992 (Specification for Precast Concrete Box Culverts not exceeding 1800 mm width and 1800 mm depth with a maximum backfill depth of 2m inclusive pavement, if any) and are tested to withstand a proof load of 112.5kN and ultimate load of 140kN applied over and area of 320mm x 320mm at any position on the cover/lid slab.
E-RETE large box culverts are designed to BS 8110: 1985 to cater full MOT Type HB loading.
E-RETE Box Culverts are designed as a precast unit for culvert works and may be used in the construction of
E-RETE Box Culverts are designed to take a more severe loading than the standard culvert pipe. They are able to withstand direct traffic loading and so may be placed at pavement level or immediately under the road surfacing. As such E-RETE would recommend the use of Box Culverts in areas where the depth of fill over the crown is less than 600 mm in place of culvert pipes as the latter may have to be encased in concrete in order to obtain the required strength. Concrete encasement is a very expensive installation and it is usually not recommended.
Standard and large E-RETE Box Culverts incorporated with a dry-weather flow section would be very ideal for culvert works in areas where the normal flow is relatively small.


CARRIAGEWAY DRAINAGE / RESURFACING WORK – A359, WANSTROW.
PREP WORKS – 19/07/2021 – 23/07/2021
RESURFACING – 26/07/2021 – 30/07/2021
I am writing to inform you of our forthcoming carriageway resurfacing work upon the A359, Wanstrow. Somerset County Council, as the Highway Authority, have a statutory duty under S41 of the Highways Act 1980 to repair and maintain the highway “in such a state as to be safe and fit for ordinary traffic”.
The road is to be resurfaced to restore its’ profile, protect the underlying road foundation and restore its skidding resistance.
The process involves the use of a large planing machine to remove the old surface to a depth up to 100mm. This is followed by the laying of new material by a surfacing machine known as a paver. There may be a period between the two operations when it will be necessary for traffic to run upon a temporary surface. During both live operations it will be difficult or impossible for vehicles to pass the machinery.
Due to the width of the road and for the safety of the workforce it will be necessary to close the A359 to all vehicular through traffic during the works. An alternative route will be signed. Pedestrian access will be maintained. The works are currently programmed to commence on 19th July 2021 for 10days excluding weekends. During these works, we would request that no vehicles are parked on the road. Access to properties within the site and essential deliveries may be accommodated by liaison with the foreman on site.
Any change to the start date or duration of works will be indicated on the advisory signs located on site.
We will endeavour to complete the works as quickly as possible and to achieve this we would ask for co-operation and understanding from the public. Hopefully, by working together, we can successfully overcome any difficulties that may occur.
If you require any further information prior to the works taking place please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Contact Centre 0300 123 2224 who will ensure the details are forwarded to the appropriate officer for action.


As of Monday 18 October Burwood Council and Library and Community Hub will be open to those that are vaccinated and medically exempt.
Meryla Street Carpark Drive-Through and Walk-In Clinic is open daily from 8am – 4pm. Westfields Testing Clinic has closed.
Grant Park is a large park located between Shelley and Ann Streets and adjoins Enfield Aquatic Centre and Henley Park. Grant park has an outdoor fitness station and a chess board area with a shaded structure. Grant Park features an obstacle course incorporates a variety of physical challenges. The equipment is designed for climbing, balance and upper body strength. There will be a timer so people can put themselves through their paces and have time trials with their friends.
Grant park has two dog off leash area with a 1200mm high fence with airlock gates, solar lights and a covered seating area with tables. Dog off leash area operating hours are from 6am-9pm.
Between Shelley and Ann Street, adjoins Enfield Aquatic Centre, Enfield 2136 View Map
Between Shelley and Ann Street, adjoins Enfield Aquatic Centre ,


‘Enfield Now’ is an ideal platform to help people promote and deliver exciting community projects in Enfield. Whether you are part of a local organisation, community group or are a local resident - this is your opportunity to get your brilliant idea off the ground and make it reality – with the help of crowd funding. “Enfield Council's collaboration with Spacehive is all about community democracy and empowerment. We would like our residents to look closely at how they think they can add value to local communities. Those with the right amount of creativity and drive will be given full support every step of the way - whether it's renovating an old building, sprucing up a park or funding dance classes for the elderly. All we ask for is that projects are fun, exciting, accessible and can make a difference in the community." - Cllr Sitkin, Enfield Council’s Cabinet Member for Economic Regeneration and Business Development and crowdfunding champion.
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Zero Waste Detroit will present on the City's curbside recycling program. Those who attend are eligible to sign up for the program for free.


Issues fixed, Tiruchy Road flyover in Coimbatore to reopen in two days
Supported by a total of 119 pillars, the flyover which starts near the old Stock Exchange building and has two exits at Sungam Bypass road, and Rainbow apartment colony respectively.
COIMBATORE: The flyover on Tiruchy Road which was closed for traffic recently following a spate of accidents will be reopened in a couple of days. The four-lane flyover is 3.2 km long and 17.2 metres wide. It was constructed at a cost of Rs 232 crore and inaugurated on 11 June.
Supported by a total of 119 pillars, the flyover which starts near the old Stock Exchange building and has 2 exits at Sungam Bypass road, and Rainbow apartment colony respectively. The NH and Police department officials suspended traffic on the flyover due to the frequent mishaps on the curves at the Sungam junction.
Officials started setting up speed breakers with rumble strips and installing boards warning motorists of 40 kmph speed limit. "Speed breakers and rumble strips have been built at 10 places on the flyover. Currently, thermoplastic painting works are in progress and will be over in 2 to 3 days." said officials
Apart from that, the Kavundampalayam flyover which was engulfed in darkness since its inauguration will be fully lit soon. The 1.2 km flyover starts at Sanganoor Pallam and ends near the Srivari Appartments on the Mettupalayam road.
"We have applied for an electricity connection for the street lights in GN Mills flyover and shall get in 2 days. After obtaining the connection, we will hand over the structure to Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation," said the NH wing officials.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Tillamook City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Proposed Downtown Parking Plan Recommendation on Monday, September 17, 2018 at 7:00 p.m., Tillamook City Hall Council Chambers 210 Laurel Avenue, Tillamook
The purpose of the hearing is to receive public testimony regarding the proposed plan. The plan is available for review on the City website: www.tillamookor.gov/downtown-parking-plan
Citizens are encouraged to provide written testimony on this matter by 4:00 p.m. on the date of Monday, September 17, 2018 by delivering it to the office of Tillamook City Recorder, 210 Laurel Avenue, Tillamook, OR 97141. Written testimony will become part of the hearing record. Citizens are encouraged to attend the meeting and offer verbal testimony as well. Email comments will also be accepted—please send to: email@example.com by the date and time specified above.
For further information concerning this hearing, please contact Paul Wyntergreen, City Manager, at Tillamook City Hall (503) 374-1829, or via email to: firstname.lastname@example.org.


I am interested in what mayor and council’s answer is to when the walking path at the lake will be started and completed. It has been going on three years.
Enough is enough.
People ride bikes down there. Older people, including myself, walk every day, even with walkers and canes.
It is a disgrace for Summerland, and I have lived here 30 years.
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This page shows businesses on Woodland Avenue. Click on a business to bring up its details and a map showing its location.
Grant Building Contractors is a building company which carries out work on houses and other properties.
Address: 6 Woodland Avenue, Bristol, Avon, BS15 1PZ
Map showing Woodland Avenue in Bristol.


The Smithfield Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) only meets when cases or business are before them. When cases or business are before them, they meet at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday of the month in Conference Rooms A & B of the Smithfield Center to review variance applications, special yard exceptions, etc.
The BZA members serve 5 year terms with recommendations by Town Council but are appointed by the Isle of Wight Circuit Court.
Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA)
Christopher W. Gwaltney, Chairman (term expires 6/30/23)
Greg Brown - Vice Chairman(term expires 6/30/23)
Faye M. Seeley (term expires 6/30/20)
Catherine Bowden (term expires 6/30/21)
Gene Monroe (term expires 6/30/24)
Mr. John Settle - Community Develpment & Planning Director
To be on the BZA agenda, applicants must submit all necessary materials to the town NO LATER than 21 days prior to the scheduled BZA Meeting.
To learn more about the duties and powers of the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA), Download Article 12 (Board of Zoning Appeals section of the Zoning Ordinance).


BinJiang Medical Center
- Year : 2011
- Skills : concept design, functional design, AutoCAD drafting, 3D modelling, V-Ray rendering
The BinJiang Medical Center is located in a currently empty area in south HangZhou. The client asked for a preliminary design including several courtyards and a tower. Given the fact that one of the site’s sides borders a future boulevard it came naturally that the tower would be placed here.
This project tries to be dynamic through its shape, therefore it is mono-block and it is intended to look like it was bent at the middle. Thus the overall image is either falling or rising, putting it aside the common chinese architecture.
Height: 84 m;
Ground level: 6547 m2;
Total: 61013 m2;
@ZheJiang SouthEast Architecture Design Co. Ltd.


Temporary traffic lights down
Reported via desktop anonymously at 08:20, Tuesday 30 March 2021 using FixMyStreet Pro
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council and South Oxfordshire District Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 2642168.
Traffic lights down - attempted to call but no answer
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010052712 December 11
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
Morgantown City Council will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, December 16, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 389 Spruce Street, Morgantown, West Virginia, for the purpose of hearing proponents and/or opponents to the following Ordinance pending before them:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 103.02 AND 103.03 OF MORGANTOWN
CITY CODE AS THE SAME APPLIES TO WARD BOUNDARIES WITHIN THE CITY OF MORGANTOWN.
The above entitled Ordinance is expected to be adopted following the Public Hearing. Copies are available in the City Clerk’s Office, 389 Spruce Street, Morgantown, West Virginia.
Linda L. Tucker, City Clerk


Special Presentation – Update on Proposed Bus Shuttle between Shore Drive and the Oceanfront
by Mr. Mark Shea, Transportation Planner for City of VB
Mr. Shea will provide an update on the proposed HRT bus shuttle between Shore Drive and the Oceanfront. He will discuss cost estimates, stop locations, stop frequencies, dates of operation and next steps for this 2017 trial route. Question and answers will follow the presentation
The presentation will be part of the SDCC general meeting which takes place at the Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad on Monday November 28th at 7:30pm.
The meeting is open to all so bring your friends. The meeting agenda can be found by clicking here