Temporary Road Closure - Dunsden Green to Arch Hill, Binfield Heath
We have been advised by OCC that Dunsden Way is to be closed to all traffic between Arch Hill and Dunsden Green from 3rd February up to and including 7th February. This will be a 24-hour road closure, which will affect all vehicles including buses and coaches (except emergency services and house frontages).
Please help to spread the word about this closure, which will affect everyone who uses buses and coaches along Dunsden Way, as well as car drivers.Tm Plan
Notice Closure Binfield Heath T7191 Dunsden Green 002


The Panorama Hotel Prague is just four metro stops away from the city centre, which
offers so much more architectural richness and culture than other European cities.
It is an ideal starting point for Wenceslas Square, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge or Prague Castle.
Ever evolving, Prague has transformed itself into a cosmopolitan and truly European capital, yet the city’s breathtaking and historic beauty remains unchanged.
With a heritage that combines stunning architecture and a turbulent political past, Prague has always been about more than beer and a bridge, and in the two decades since the Velvet Revolution, which heralded the end of Communism here, the Czech capital has rightly staked its claim as one of Europe’s gems.


Start Date and Time : 23 September 2021 08:00
End Date and Time : 03 November 2021 18:00
Location : City Fibre Pn224 Sheddocksley
Description : The effect of the order is to impose a temporary prohibition of driving on Sumburgh Crescent, Aberdeen between its junctions for the car park entrance between number 8 and 20 Sumburgh Crescent and the entrance to the Sheddocksley Community Centre from 08:00 on 23rd September, 2021, until 17:00 on 24th September, 2021.
An alternative route is available via Lewis Road and also on Sumburgh Crescent, Aberdeen, between its junctions with Lewis Road and Kirkwall Avenue from 08:00 on 5th October, 2021, until 07:00 on 7th October, 2021. An alternative route is available via Lewis Road.
Access to properties will be maintained, but no through traffic will be possible. There will also be a prohibition of waiting on either side on the following streets between 08:00 and 17:00 Mon-Sat; Arran Avenue, Benbecula Road, Kirkwall Avenue, Lewis Court, Lewis Drive, Lewis Road, Stornoway Crescent, Sumburgh Crescent, Aberdeen from 08:00 on 23rd September, 2021, until 17:00 on 3rd November, 2021.
Illegally parked vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense. The no-waiting restrictions will not be implemented for the full duration of the order and will only be implemented as and when required.
The no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones for no more than 100 metres at a time. For an update as to when the no-waiting restrictions will be implemented please contact GCU (UK) Ltd on 08001114669.
The measures are necessary to protect public safety during duct laying works being carried out by City Fibre


My family and I moved to Vineyard in 2014 and have since watched Vineyard grow from a small town into the city we see today. After questioning that growth, I decided to get involved and have been serving the Vineyard community ever since. Along the way I have met amazing people and am inspired by the good I see all around me as neighbors help one another, befriend new residents, and start new traditions.
I have served on Vineyard’s Planning Commission since 2016 and am also a member of the Parks and Trails Committee.
Outside of my civic service, I enjoy working as the Program Coordinator for Brigham Young University’s Simmons Center for Cancer Research.
As part of the Vineyard City Council I will strive to protect Vineyard’s heritage while thoughtfully encouraging innovative, prudent growth. I am dedicated to maintaining a high quality of life and keeping the community connected.
My name is Cristy Welsh and I am running for the Vineyard City Council and ask for your support!


APPROVED on 03/11/2014
LPC meeting: 03/11/2014
CB2 hearing: 01/13/2014
LPC hearing: 01/21/2014
Greenwich Village Historic District
Between West 12th and Jane Streets
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the LPC agenda: A Greek Revival style rowhouse built in 1845. Application is to alter the front and rear facades, and construct rooftop additions. Zoned C1-6/R7
2) The application: Available in PDF (from CB2 presentation)
3) View LPC Decision: Available in PDF
4) LPC designation report: Read this property’s architectural/historical description.
5) Receive updates by email: Please click here if you would like Village Preservation to email you when there are updates to the status of this application.
—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. Please note that public testimony is taken at public hearings, but not at public meetings.
STAY UPDATED! Click here for our e-alerts to be updated on this application as soon as we find out more.
- 3/11/14: Application approved at today’s LPC public meeting, and is now closed. The applicant has chosen to encase the historic stained glass sign in painted glass, which means it will remain part of the building but will not be visible. The commissioners were disappointed that the sign would not be featured, and hope that a future enlightened tenant will choose to showcase it as part of their storefront design (however, they approved the encasement). At the roof, the planters have been removed and the railing has been set back; the stair bulkhead will be placed next to the neighbor’s chimney to minimize its visual impact from the street.
- 3/7/14: Application scheduled to be presented at the 3/11 LPC public meeting.
- 1/22/14: Application heard at the 1/21 LPC hearing, but the commissioners did not vote. Instead they asked that the applicant re-work the rooftop addition and find a way to stabilize and retain the stained glass sign. The applicant will present revisions at a future public meeting, date TBD.


To the Editor:
Published 2:49 pm Wednesday, August 14, 2002
For the past month I have watched as City Employees cut grass outside of the city limits in preparation for the Governor. I wonder how much longer our tax money will be wasted outside of our borders.
Does the Mayor intend to continue to cut the grass until the Governor makes his grand appearance? Or will he use this money to repair city streets filled with potholes?
I would like for the Mayor to give us the exact amount of taxpayer's money that has been wasted on a trip that may never occur! Especially the amount that has been spent outside the city limits!
W. D. Mothershed


Nizamabad: People, public representatives and officials should utilise Pattana Pragathi programme to give towns a facelift, said Nizamabad Urban MLA Bigala Ganesh Gupta.
The MLA, along with Collector C Narayana Reddy and Nizamabad Mayor Neethu Kiran, launched 10-day Pattana Pragathi programme on Monday at Nagaram in Nizamabad.
Gupta said Telangana government had taken up the programme to clean cities and towns. He said Nizamabad Mayor would represent the Nagaram division. The MLA said if the division is not develop under Pattana Pragathi, it could not be developed in near future.
Collector Narayana Reddy said Palle Pragathi had changed the face of villages and improved the infrastructure facilities. “We should take Palle Pragathi as an example and implement Pattana Pragathi.”


With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Urban and Regional Planning's beloved Professor Emeritus Leonard Heumann, our favorite houser and mensch. Len passed away September 13th in the comfort of his home and surrounded with his incredible family. DURP will be posting a tribute to Len on their home page shortly. If you have any questions, please contact DURP at 217.333.3890.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced details for the county's 2013 budget on Monday.
Parisi said that his "strengthening communities" budget includes over two-million dollars in road and park investments in Verona.
"Verona is a vibrant community with assets that strengthen the entire county," Parisi said. "I'm proud to include these important investments in the Verona area in my 2013 budget; they address the needs of the community, and enhance the quality of life for area residents and visitors."
The project will include bike lane improvements, construction of a small dog exercise area at Badger Prairie County Park, will help fund a new parking lot at Prairie Moraine County Park, and will help create a community garden.
"I know that next year this is going to be great for our community and really help bring us together and meet the needs of the diverse community that we have," Verona Supervisor Erika Hotchkiss said.
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Drivers who plan to travel on Highway 227 should expect some delays starting Monday.
Caltrans says the project to resurface the South San Luis Obispo County highway will begin on Monday.
The resurfacing will take place from south of Airport Dr. to Price Canyon Rd.
Construction will take place from Airport Dr. to Buckley Rd. on Monday and Tuesday, from Biddle Ranch Rd. to Maxwellton St. on Wednesday and Thursday, and from Maxwellton St. to Price Canyon Rd. on Friday.
Maintenance work will take place from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Lane closures and one way reversing traffic control will be in effect on construction days.
Delays are expected to take up to 30 minutes, so drivers are advised to consider using alternative routes.


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Mayor Darrin Canniff Talks Arena Decisions, Says Building New Is Best Option
Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff released a video this week explaining the four options Chatham-Kent council will examine in relation to a new arena and sports complex for the Municipality.
“I would really like to kind of try to simplify for everyone what council is looking at over the next little while as far as a decision on an arena,” Canniff said in the video, stating there are four options for arenas.
Option one involved doing nothing to Memorial and Erickson Arena’s other than maintain them as is.
“Not a feasible option, eventually, these facilities are past their prime, we need to do something about them,” said Canniff.
Option two was to renovate Erickson and Memorial Arena’s, a plan Canniff estimated would cost roughly $12 million.
“We’ll take them, we’ll spruce them up some, they’ll have some more life to them,” he stated.
Option three is to build a new facility with Federal and Provincial funding. Canniff’s current estimate is 73% covered by other levels of government, and 27% covered by Chatham-Kent and private sponsors. In the video, Canniff states this option would cost the Municipality around $12.2 million to build a $60 million facility (assuming the Municipality could get $4 million in sponsors).
Option four is go it alone with the Municipal taxpayer footing the bill.
“Why we’ve been taking so long making the decision on an arena, is because option three is by far the best option and we’ve been waiting on Federal-Provincial funding,” said Canniff. “The good news is I strongly believe that this year there will be opportunities to acquire Federal-Provincial funding. We’d have to apply for it and compete against other communities, but it’s out there, it’s a great opportunity.”
Although Canniff strongly feels option three, a new sports complex featuring a twin-pad arena, is the best option, he said there are other considerations than cost, which will also need to be dealt with.
“Other decisions we’d have to make once we decide, if we decide to build, is location of where it’s going to go, the size of it, the amenities it will include,” he said.
Finally, Canniff concluded saying this would not simply be an arena, but a sports complex featuring many uses.
“We’re looking at not just a hockey arena, we’re looking at a sports complex.”


US 10 Location: White Oak Road
to Trestik Road Schedule: April 17 to mid-October
2012 Cost: $17 million Description:
Crews will pave the new alignment of US 10 from White Oak Road to
Trestik Road, which has been previously constructed.
Traffic impacts: During construction, existing US 10 will
remain open to one lane in each direction. Motorists should be alert
for slow moving construction vehicles crossing the highway.
US 10 (*updated*) Location:
Klondike Drive to Wood County BB Schedule: July 5,
2011 to December 2012 Cost: $12.3 million Description: Crews are constructing a four-lane
divided highway between Marshfield and Stevens Point. This project
involves the construction of roundabouts at the US 10 / Klondike Drive
/ WIS 13 intersection, the new US 10 / County BB intersection, and the
Central Avenue / existing US 10 intersection. Crews will also
construct and prepare the new alignment of US 10 for concrete paving. Traffic impacts: Motorists can expect to encounter
the following traffic impacts: US 10 is open to one lane in each
direction with a 12-foot width restriction. Motorists can expect to
encounter traffic shifts and crossovers. WIS 13/80 at the south
intersection with US 10 is closed. This location will remain closed
until crews complete construction of the roundabout in October. During
the closure, WIS 13/80 traffic will be detoured via WIS 13/73, WIS 186
and US 10.
Motorists traveling south on US 10/WIS 13 will be able to access US 10
west. However, they will not be able to travel south to WIS 13/80 and
will have to follow the detour. Motorists traveling north on WIS
13/80 will not be able to access US 10 west or US 10/WIS 13 and will
need to follow the detour. US 10 from Central Avenue to
approximately one quarter mile east is closed. Access will be
maintained for adjacent property owners except for brief periods of
storm sewer, grading or concrete work. The Washington Avenue
overpass (town of Cameron) is closed. The overpass is expected to
reopen by Tuesday, August 7.


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Public Notice from Constructors Inc.
On Monday, March 18, 2019 Construction will begin on 8th Street from Church Street to North Pierce / US 285.
The street will be closed from March 18 through March 29. Barricades will be at all intersections and detours mapped out and displayed. 8th Street will only be open during this period for school drop off/pickup at Monterrey Elementary and Carlsbad High School, for emergency personnel, for city of Carlsbad service vehicles and for residents living on or off of 8th Street.
Work hours will be from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Your cooperation and observance of all construction signs is greatly appreciated. For more information, please call Constructors Inc. (575) 885-8838.


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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the Village of Bellport Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Thursday, April 21, 2022 at 7 pm in the Bellport Community Center, 4 Bell Street, Bellport, NY to consider the following application:
4 Thornhedge LLC, 4 Thornhedge Road, Bellport, NY is seeking the following variance for an existing shed:
Sec. 21-226. – Accessory buildings and structures.
- In the Residence A District all accessory buildings shall be located in the rear yard of a lot. No accessory building shall exceed fifteen (15) feet in height and must be set back at least fifteen (15) feet from any property line.
Existing: Shed located in the side yard, 1.5 feet from the property line
The Suffolk County Tax Map number is 0202-13-2-5. The property is in the “A” residence district. All persons with an interest may attend and will be heard. The Community Center is handicapped accessible.
BY ORDER OF VILLAGE OF BELLPORT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS; JAMES WOOD, CHAIRPERSON


BE council votes 4-3 for longer runway – Click here for details
The Blue Earth City Council voted 4-3 to proceed with a $6.2 million airport runway extension project.
The council held a special meeting on Monday night, Oct. 26 for the sole purpose of discussing the project and voting on it.
Councilmen Dick Maher, Glenn Gaylord and Rick Scholtes, along with Mayor Rob Hammond, voted yes. Councilmen Dan Brod, John Huisman and Les Wiborg voted no.
The question was whether to proceed with just resurfacing the current 3,400 foot long runway or proceed with extending it 1,200 feet and adding a taxiway and apron area.
The cost is expected to be $6.2 million for the full project, with the federal government paying 95 percent of most of the project. Blue Earth’s local share is expeced to be $307,000. Just doing the resurfacing of the current runway would have been about $4.1 million with BE’s share at $206,000.
Read the full story in the coming week’s edition of the Faribault County Register.


- BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB PARKING LOT PROJECT
SOLICITATION OF BIDS
Sealed Bids, in duplicate, for the construction of the Boys and Girls Club Parking Lot Project will be received by the City of Milford, Attn: City Clerk’s Office, City Hall, 201 South Walnut Street, Milford, Delaware 19963, until 2:00 PM local time on Friday, May 7, 2021 at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read.
This project proposes the 2” milling and repaving of 650 square yards of street and 1250 square yards of surface sealing using International Slurry Surfacing Association (ISSA) mix type 1. In addition, there are three catch basins which have sinking areas around them requiring repair, and restriping of the parking lot.
The contract documents may be examined or obtained by contacting the Milford Public Works Department, 180 Vickers Drive, Milford, DE 19963. Prospective Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents on Mondays through Fridays between the hours of 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. At the above address.
Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial sets of Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from sources other than the Issuing Office.
A pre-bid conference will be held at 2:00 PM local time on Wednesday, April 28, 2021 via video conferencing. Interested parties shall contact James Puddicombe, City Engineer, at (302) 393-5395 for details. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is highly encouraged but is not mandatory.
Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders.
Owner: City of Milford
By: Arthur J. Campbell


Paradise Recovering and Rebuilding: Recovery survey available online – Action News Now
PARADISE, Calif. – Action News Now continues to provide the latest updates on recovery and rebuilding in the Town of Paradise.
Upcoming Meetings & Events
Town Council Meeting
When: Tuesday, April 12, 2022, at 6 p.m.
Where: 5555 Skyway, YouTube
2,220 Building Permit Applications Received
2,049 Building Permits issued
1,293 Homes Rebuilt (certificate of occupancy issued)
485 Multi-Family Permit Applications Received
379 Multi-Family Permits Issued
257 Multi-Family Permits Rebuilt (certificate of occupancy issued)
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Commuters driving northbound on Interstate 25 to 120th Avenue will be able to travel faster beginning Monday when a new express lane opens.
And on March 21, the southbound express lane will open for testing.
The lanes connect with the existing I-25 express lanes in Denver, which end at U.S. 36.
Travelers will be able to drive in the lanes for free, and learn how to use them while toll collection is waived during testing of toll machines.
The testing period is expected to end and tolls be implemented during the early summer, Megan Castle, spokeswoman for the High Performance Transportation Enterprise, a division of the Colorado Department of Transportation, said in a news release.
Drivers will be able to pay a toll as a single driver, or carpool for free with one other person and an Express Toll account and pass.
“CDOT’s Express Lanes will bring much-needed added capacity and choice to drivers in the fast-growing north metro area,” the release quoted Shailen Bhatt, CDOT executive director. “Corridors with the new express lanes can experience operation improvement for all lanes, from decreased travel times to consistent and faster speeds. Drivers should take advantage of this testing period to try out the lanes before toll commencement early this summer.”
Tolls will be set based on the time of day the lanes are used.
Tom McGhee: 303-954-1671, firstname.lastname@example.org or @dpmcghee


stainless steel, bronze, and painted steel
kinetic; typical dimensions 36"H x 40"W x 9"D, mounted on existing 10' high stanchion
From a series of works commissioned by the city of Edmonds, Washington. The pieces are made for mounting on existing poles that the city uses for hanging flower baskets downtown.
The two bronze and stainless steel rotors are mounted on ball bearings and balanced so they turn in a light breeze. The sculpture is designed to withstand the weather and salt air in Edmonds, which is located on Puget Sound.
Edmonds Arts Commission
kinetic, public, outdoor, avian


5002 m² Land available in Kameeldrift and surrounds
Land Area 5002 m²
Rates R 176
This vacant stand of 0.5ha with power and water points, is in the secure Maroelani Estate, some 3.74km from Poort Primary school and 2.55km from Zenex garage. Less than 5km from Zambezi road. No dirt roads.


I've just been getting an update on the roadworks/repairs in West End Lane from Camden's Head of Engineering.
He's told me that Thames Water are hoping to finish the repair and resurfacing work on both the mains burst by West Hampstead tube station and the new one further down West End Lane by Cleve Road by the end of today. But he's waiting for confirmation of that and will let me know when he gets an update.
The background to these mains bursts is that West End Lane hasn't yet had the benefit of Thames Water's programme of replacing old cast iron Victorian mains, which are prone to bursts. The rash of bursts in West Hamsptead in recent days means we'll get moved up the priority list - which will of course mean more disruption when the Victorian mains replacement work is done here, but it will mean less problems in the long run.
Meanwhile Camden put its own resurfacing work further up West End Lane on hold at the weekend, as otherwise it would have been impossible to turn right into Iverson Road. I'm waiting for an update on when that will start again.
I should also mention for those of you who've asked me about the new super-high kerbs on West End Lane on the stretch opposite the Alice House that when the road surface is relaid there it will be raised, so that the kerbs will then be the normal height again.
Watch this space for further updates!


ROAD resurfacing work through Felpham has been welcomed by its parish council chairman.
Cllr Paul English said he was grateful West Sussex County Council had brought forward the project for Felpham Road and Upper Bognor Road.
“The state of the roads was affecting businesses in Felpham dramatically,” he told the council’s July meeting. “I know it was inconvenient for some people for a short period of time but we have got a better road through the village.”
He thanked county council community engagement officer Greg Merrett for his help in achieving that.


7 Beautiful Spokane Parks and Gardens
Located in the heart of downtown Spokane, the Spokane River is the city's most unique property. Riverfront Park, on a lush 100 acres, offers an urban greenery, close to nature, perfect.
Looking for a unique way to spend a beautiful day in Spokane, Washington? Spokane has many breathtaking gardens and picture-perfect parks, ideal for a morning out.
Moore-Turner Heritage Garden.
Mirabeau Point Park.
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01/21/2021 | News release | Distributed by Public on 01/21/2021 16:00
Pruning Trees on S. Peachtree/Jones Streets
The biannual maintenance work to prune the trees on South Peachtree and Jones Streets will begin Monday, January 25 and continue through Friday, February 5 (schedules are weather dependent). The work includes unwrapping the lights in the trees, pruning/trimming, and re-wrapping the lights in the trees. We apologize the trees will not be lit for this period of time, but we will complete the work as quickly as possible. All work will be completed in time for the scheduled Valentine's Day events.


Walk of Fame Presentation Friday, June 23rd
Friday June 16, 2017 2:36 PM
June 16, 2017
For information, contact Public Events Director Tim Ross at 270-687-8350 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
WALK OF FAME PRESENTATION FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd
Mayor Watson and the City of Owensboro invite the public to a Walk of Fame presentation at Yellow Creek Park on Friday, June 23rd. The City of Owensboro is honored to recognize multi-Grammy Award winning artist and Owensboro’s own, Kevin Olusola from ‘Pentatonix.’ A presentation and short performance will take place at 6:45 p.m. on the main stage at the ROMP Music Festival.
The project, organized by the Walk of Fame Advisory Board, celebrates famous Owensboro natives.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
To purchase tickets to ROMP, visit https://rompfest.ticketleap.com
Other Recent News
- Street Closure - East Parrish Avenue (Reminder)
- Street Closure - Chesterfield Drive
- Owensboro Property Tax Bills
- Trail of Treats Back for 29th Year
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- Special Called Owensboro Sister Cities and Regions Board Meeting
- Owensboro City Commission Candidate Forum
- Street Closure - Morningside Drive
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The lines of the bridge girder will light up. The Oe Bridge and the river wall performance in collaboration with the Hanshin Expressway Bridge for a 360 degree view.
All year around
The Okawa River and the Dojima River and the Tosabori River that flow on the north and south of Nakanoshima have a total of seven bridges that will light up. Walking on the promenade by the river as well as going on the cruise ship below the bridges show romantic scenery before your eyes!
|Period||11/12(Sun) - 12/31/2017(Sun)|
|Time||5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.|
|Place||NAKANOSHIMA Garden Bridge|
(Images provided by Osaka Construction Bureau)


Brunswick Place or Street Ryde
On a 1866 map shown as Brunswick Place and on a 1909 map as Brunswick Street, post WW1 Station Road and so it remains today.
Probably changed during WW1 to remove the German connection.
Cemetery Street, Ryde (1866/1897)
Church Street, Swanmore, Ryde
Church Street, Swanmore is shown on OS maps from 1862 to 1946 for today's St Michael's Avenue.
Clay Lane/Rope Walk, Ryde
Pier Street, Ryde
Queens Road, Ryde
Union Street, Ryde
Although Union Street does join Upper and Lower Ryde, it was actully named after the 1804 Act of Union.
West Street, Ryde


The City of Valdosta will participate in the 2019 observance of National Community Development Week, April 20-27, with a variety of events that highlight the city’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.
The CDBG program is a U.S.... read more
Wednesday, April 10, 2019 12:14:00 PM
On Saturday, April 27, the City of Valdosta, Coleman Talley LLP, and the Georgia Heirs Property Law Center will host an Heirs Property and Prevention Wills Clinic from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The workshop will be held at the Coleman Talley offices at ... read more
Monday, March 25, 2019 9:11:00 AM
On Saturday, February 23, the City of Valdosta and the Georgia Heirs Property Law Center will host an Heirs Property Prevention and Estate Planning Workshop from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The workshop will be held at Valdosta Parks & Rec.... read more
Monday, February 18, 2019 10:29:00 AM
The City of Valdosta Neighborhood Development Division is coordinating the 2019 Georgia Point In Time (PIT) Homeless Count for Valdosta & Lowndes County, part of a statewide effort through the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to... read more
Wednesday, January 9, 2019 1:41:00 PM
In 2019, The City of Valdosta’s Neighborhood Development will be enforcing a new application process for the Housing Rehab Assistance Program. The program will now have application periods instead of taking rolling applications year round. The new... read more
Monday, December 17, 2018 3:14:00 PM
The City of Valdosta held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday, December 11, at 9:30 a.m., for a newly reconstructed home on 708 Floyd Street. The reconstructed home was built utilizing Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding.
This home... read more
Tuesday, December 11, 2018 1:32:00 PM
On November 15, 2018, The Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce, City of Valdosta, and SEEDS Business University hosted their ‘One Day to Start’ workshop at the City Hall Annex.
“This is our second presentation of this particular workshop... read more
Thursday, November 15, 2018 1:42:00 PM
Please help us welcome Winston Williams to our team! Williams is the newest City Marshal for Code Enforcement. Williams will be responsible for Zone 1. To see the city zones you can look at a map here.
Thursday, November 8, 2018 11:04:00 AM
The City of Valdosta Neighborhood Development Division will host a City-Wide Bulk Trash Amnesty Day in conjunction with the nationally-recognized Make-A-Difference Day, on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. This event, which is being provided ... read more
Monday, October 22, 2018 9:35:00 AM
The City of Valdosta is enforcing its Residential Parking Overlay District around Valdosta State University’s campus to cut down on illegal parking.
“This ordinance is always in effect, but since there is a new freshman class of students... read more
Wednesday, September 5, 2018 11:08:00 AM


RESIDENTS of a road that has suffered flooding for years have expressed their relief at hearing drainage works will take place there.
The houses on one side of Willow Tree Road, Hale, are lower than the other, causing many of their cellars to become flooded during heavy rain.
This week United Utilities said it would undertake a major flood relief project on the road starting in mid-November with the aim of finishing in next March.
One resident, who did not wish to be named, said: "I have had problems with my cellar flooding when it rains since I moved in.
"It has been a bit of a nightmare and as far as I know the problem has been going on for quite a while.
"If it is finally going to be fixed I’m really pleased."
Councillor James Pearson, who lives on Willow Tree Road, also described the current situation as "a complete nightmare."
The work will involve increasing the size of the sewers on Willow Tree Road.
Helen Wilson of United Utilities said: "Flood prevention schemes like this are designed individually to make sure the problem will be solved.
"This involves a long technical process of computer modelling, planning, design and cost approval.
"It’s great news for Willow Tree Road residents that their flooding nightmare will be resolved when the work is completed by March next year."
Once the flood project is done the council will resurface the road, which has been in a poor state of repair for some time.
A council spokesman said the work has not been done until now because it was waiting for United Utilities to complete the drainage works, although United Utilities says it has been waiting to get the go ahead from the council’s highways department. Cllr Pearson’s mother, Bowdon councillor Paula Pearson, said: "We have been lobbying very hard for many years for this work to be done as there is no point resurfacing the road only for it all to be dug up again.
"I am delighted to hear there is now a start date, and I hope it will put an end to the flood misery residents have suffered for many years."


NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Street light outages have been a long-standing problem; especially for one neighborhood in New Orleans East.
Concerned property owners repeatedly voiced concerns to WGNO New Reporter Darian Trotter. Friday he returned to the neighborhood and filed this progress report.
“I don’t even have to put my flood lights on anymore,” homeowner Berly Bridges said.
Safety and security concerns has been addressed in parts of New Orleans East because street likes are back on.
“Walking you can see where you’re going, you can see if somebody’s walking on the neutral ground. You can see your surroundings and driveway and like I said you can see,” Bridges said.
WGNO News showed you how dark Crowder Boulevard was back in October.
Street lights were out between Dwyer and Chef Menteur Highway.
On Halloween little ghouls and goblins roamed in darkness, but not anymore.
“When you get out your car you don’t have to worry about if I get out if somebody’s standing over here going to attack me when I’m trying to get in my house.”
Repairs were covered by the city’s general fund.
New funding will cover the cost to support even more street light restoration.
Thursday more than a million dollars was earmarked to turn hundreds of lights back on along the interstate in New Orleans East.
“We have a real problem from the high-rise further east in New Orleans east and most of my constituents have complained about that area,” District E Councilman James Gray said.
Councilman James Gray says another 14-million dollars has been funded to convert old street lights to energy efficient LED fixtures throughout the east bank of Orleans Parish.
“That’s good but how long is it going to take them to do it,” Bridges said. “They have the money but when they gonna start?”
“I think that you’re going to see some of the first lights being repaired in certainly less than two weeks,” Gray said.
He says he’s cautiously optimistic about celebrating because many of the cities street lights need a complete system overhaul in order to keep the lights on.
“Because we’ve gotten a lot of lights back on, and they’ve gone off again,” Gray explained.
“I’m used to it, I’m used to it being on maybe three, or four months and then they go back off,” Bridges said.
Gray says street light restoration is an ongoing effort city-wide.
Special funding will help.


On Saturday, November 14th beginning at 8 a.m, Green Ridge Road between Cove Road and Wood Haven Road will be closed. American Electric Power will be working on a high voltage power line as part of the Interstate 81 widening work between Exits 141 and 143. The closure is anticipated to be complete by 4 p.m. Local traffic will be able to access Green Ridge Road from the Wood Haven Road side. See the linked map to view the detour route.
Contact Ken Norman with AEP with any questions at (540) 871-5277.


Park View Road, N17
1-Dec-14 to 1-Dec-16
Basketball, Bowling Club, Kickabout Area, Playground, Tennis, Football, Conservation Area. The Recreation Ground consists of a large green sports field which accommodates two adult sized football pitches, available for booking during the football season.
To the south of the park lies the playground, popular with local children, four tennis courts, a basketball court and the bowling green.
Times and prices are subject to change. Contact venue before setting out.
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Circus Vargas will once again bring its popular show to Santa Anita Park the weekend of Thanksgiving. The City Council on Tuesday granted a conditional use permit to the Circus, which features ariel acrobatic performers, music and lights.
This marks the second time the circus has come to town since the racetrack applied the new standards approved last year by the City Council to allow some additional temporary uses of the property.
The show runs from Nov. 22 through Dec. 3. To purchase tickets or for more information, click here.


All participants are responsible for getting themselves to and from the Atomiade 2018 event. There are trains to Varese from Malpensa airport and Milano Porta Garibaldi stations. Public transport options are limited in some parts of the area.
Once present at your hotel the organisers will take care of transport between the hotels and the sporting and social venues.
Participants will be collected from hotels, typically at 7:00 AM and brought to Bus Hub at schiranna and then transferred to buses to the sporting venues.
NB. Detailed timetable here: ATOMIADI-BUS-TIMETABLE
An additional circular bus will run during the day between hub, and Varese based hotels and sports venues as shown in map below:
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Weekend closures will resume on the B1188 Lincoln Road through Branston from next Friday.
The closure will allow for continued construction as part of the Lincoln Eastern Bypass project.
11 consecutive weekends were originally outlined for closure from January 18.
Progress ahead of schedule meant that three weekend of restrictions were lifted.
They’ll be back in place on March 22-25 and March 29 – April 1, from 6.30pm on Fridays and 6am on Mondays.
It’s described as a full hard closure, which means even emergency vehicles will not be permitted through the road blocks.
Executive Member for Highways at Lincolnshire County Council, Councillor Richard Davies, said previously: “The final two weekend closures will still go ahead as planned so road users should plan their journeys accordingly.
“I want to thank everyone for remaining patient during these and all of our other Lincoln Eastern Bypass works.”


Church detour seen to ease south traffic
THE parish priest of the Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes (Lourdes Shrine) is happy that Barangay Punta Princesa and the Cebu City Government accepted their offer to open the church road to ease traffic.
Fr. Randolph “Randy” Figuracion of the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB) said the church road will be accessible from E. Sabellano St. to F. Llamas St., traversing the grotto area, from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., it will be accessible from F. Flamas to E. Sabellano.
The church road is open only during weekdays.
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Traffic body seeks P100-M budget for 2019
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Condo, hotel project underway in Davao
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Authority: Chapter 17.16 of the Merced Municipal Code
The Building and Housing Board of Appeals hears and decides appeals of orders, decisions, or determinations made by the Chief Building Official relative to the application and interpretation of the Merced Municipal Code, including all Building Code, Housing Code, Administrative Code, Electrical Code, Mechanical Code, Plumbing Code, Fire Prevention Code, and Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Code. The Board consists of five members who serve four-year terms of office.
For More information click here
To apply for this commission click here.


ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) – Weather permitting, beginning at approximately 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 16, 2019, South Roosevelt Street between 6th Avenue SE and 3rd Avenue SE will be reduced to two lanes of traffic to allow installation of sanitary sewer utilities. Motorists should expect delays due to this restriction and are advised to use alternate routes. This work is expected to take approximately eight business days and will lead to a total road closure later in the week.
Questions can be directed to Dahme Construction at 605-225-3917 or Quest Construction at 725-6000.


The mission of the OSRC is to advance the goals, objectives, and actions of the Town's Open Space and Recreation Plan and to serve as a centralizing forum of this effort.
Open Space and Recreation Plan:
We have completed the 2017-2024 Open Space and Recreation Planning update, which makes us both eligible for State funding and to be a key presentation document when conducting other fundraising. The next key step in the process is to implement the updated goals of the Open Space and Recreation Plan, which are as follows:
- Protect the Town’s water supply; ensure the health of its ponds, streams, wetlands and waterways.
- Conserve and protect our agricultural lands and farming viability.
- Protect our contiguous blocks of forestland.
- Enrich our recreational resources.
- Improve the connectivity of people and places in order to foster a sense of community.
- Improve Town-wide communications.
- Protect and enrich our open space and animal and plant life.
- Develop sustainable human and financial resources to support the goals of the Open Space and Recreation Plan.
- Integrate growth and development to preserve Lancaster’s rural feel, scenic vista, historic character, and natural landscape.


Why does Richland keep putting roundabouts all over the city? They are not made for the narrow streets we have in Richland. This is Richland, not Seattle. Whoever approved them should have not been in charge of our streets.
The roundabouts are dangerous, and they cost too much. When you are driving down Wright or Thayer, check them out. If you know someone on the city council, let them know how bad they are. Put a real person in charge of street maintenance who knows how traffic flows. I’m not an engineer, but I know there are a lot better ways to fix our streets.
Marvin Raymond, Richland


Cars still driving up the wrong way on one way sustem
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 17:31, Saturday 10 August 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Loads of cars still use the villiers road turning from Stapleton road and drive up the one way causing a lot of problems with cars building up would be a very good idea to have arrows drawn so drivers who come up the wrong way will notice. Some people are ignorant and still drive up. Major action needed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:35, Saturday 10 August 2019
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:10, Saturday 10 August 2019
Cars are innocent! It’s motorists who are doing the driving
Posted anonymously at 18:10, Saturday 10 August 2019
Problem ongoing. Clear road markings needed at the junction on Villiers Road and Stapleton Road.
Posted anonymously at 19:13, Tuesday 13 August 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:28, Tuesday 20 August 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:37, Tuesday 20 August 2019
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Old New York infrastructure meets new New York superfood.
Some 15,000 rooftop water towers dot the New York City skyline, punctuating vast stretches of glass and steel with a little old-school charm. More than a century after they were first implemented, these cedar-planked structures still pump water up from building basements.
Now you can take home these New York icons in the form of 3D-printed planters from TO+WN DESIGN. The miniature water tanks are designed for growing wheatgrass, but they’re just as great for decoration. Available in small, medium, and large designs, these plastic planters will add some Gotham grit to your windowsill.
Planters, $39-$49 each ($109 for all three) at Etsy.


Ceremonial start to construction of $7 million Singleton Town Centre Upgrade – Stage 2.
Construction of the $7 million Singleton Town Centre – Stage 2 officially starts on Friday 31 July 2020 at 1:30pm.
John Street Singleton Stage 2.
Singleton Council has appointed Robson Civil to undertake the works, expected to take approximately 12 months.
The project will revitalise John Street from the Ryan Avenue intersection north to Campbell Street, and from Campbell Street to the New England Highway.
To mark the start of works, a media opportunity will be held at the corner of John and Elizabeth streets on Friday 31 July 2020 at 1:30pm.
Mayor of Singleton, Cr Sue Moore, General Manager Jason Linnane and representatives from Robson will be in attendance and media are invited. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the site is limited to 17 people with social distancing observed. All attendees must sign in on arrival. Hand sanitiser and face masks will be available. If you are feeling unwell, please stay at home.
For more information about the project, please visit www.singleton.nsw.gov.au


Times are tough and the city is cutting back. Here is a bus stop in Okazaki. Ok, joking aside, let’s not blame the city too much for this one. I think they failed to install seats at this particular bus stop and so someone supplied their own rather poor substitute. Still, some hopeful politician could probably use this to his advantage.


[9/3/2020] Eurovia wins its first-ever contract for an airport project in Estonia
This is the first-ever contract of this type for TREV-2 Grupp, which can rely on the experience acquired by other Eurovia Group subsidiaries to achieve this project.
The project includes building a take-off runway of 1,970 by 30 metres and related infrastructure (including runway lighting, a weather-watch system, and maintenance and emergency service buildings).
These works, which will allow the runway to accommodate larger aircraft, will enable Pärnu Airport to provide flights to and from neighbouring countries.
The project is set to be completed in August 2021.


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Sometimes an unobstructed view is a must. If it’s an arena, an aquatic center, an indoor soccer field or an entertainment venue, steel building systems perform exceptionally well and cost less than conventional construction. The larger spans in a steel building allow for configurations that meet your various needs without interior columns. Whether you require a simple economical building to cover an outdoor rink, or a LEED certified sophisticated multi pad ice rink, our buildings provide the designer of your facility with virtually unlimited design combinations to meet any architectural vision.


1. Call to order by Mayor Pollard, Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approve October 18, 2022, Council Meeting Minutes. 4. For council consideration, discussion and … [Read more...] about Agenda: City Council Meeting – November 1, 2022, at 5:30 p.m.
Petitions for Aldermen Wards 1, 2, 3, and 4 may be picked up at Carmi City Hall, 225 E Main Street, Carmi beginning November 1, 2022. Petitions are available Monday- Friday, 8am-4pm. Those with … [Read more...] about Petitions Available Beginning November 1, 2022
Airport closed from 0600 CST October 27th until 1700 November 2, 2022 for construction. The City of Carmi apologizes for any inconvenience. … [Read more...] about NOTAM 10-008
The Carmi City Council met Tuesday, October 18, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Room of the Municipal Building, 225 East Main Street for the regularly scheduled meeting. Prior to opening the … [Read more...] about MINUTES City Council Meeting City of Carmi October 18, 2022
The City of Carmi and Carmi Chamber of Commerce would like to take this opportunity to remind area residents about Trick or Treat opportunities in Carmi on October 31, 2022. First, Trick or Treat … [Read more...] about 2022 Trick or Treat Opportunities
This boil order has been lifted as of 10/25/2022. As of 10/22/22 the following will be under boil order until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Sunny … [Read more...] about Boil Order Lifted
Due to a water leak, the westbound lane of Main Street will be closed at Oak Street beginning at approximately 2pm. Please use Fairground Road as a detour. … [Read more...] about Lane Closure
The City of Carmi Yard Waste Site will be closed to the public until the burn ban is lifted. As a reminder, the City of Carmi is still under a burn ban. 10/27/2022- The Burn Ban is … [Read more...] about Yard Waste Site Closed Until Burn Ban is Lifted


Located in South Yardley, East of Birmingham, we have successfully handed over 3 new dwellings on behalf of BMHT. Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust is Birmingham City Council’s house building arm and were set up when they were faced with an increased housing demand but were experiencing a diminishing stock. The concept of the design at … Continue reading Completion at Lenton Croft
From an artist impression to the final project! We are proud to have handed over another development on behalf of BMHT. The brownfield development is situated in a small area, east of Birmingham City Centre called Tile Cross. The name originates from the tile production at the former quarry that existed on what is now … Continue reading Completion at Gerardsfield Road
Working with Sandwell Council, we are proud to be delivering 25 new homes across 3 sites in West Bromwich and Smethwick. Church Hill Street is in the early stages, substructures to the lower part of the site are being completed as well as a S185 drainage diversion. This is a technically challenging site, with a number of … Continue reading Working with Sandwell Council!
This World Mental Health Day we are joining our chosen charity for the year, MIND, in the fight for mental health equality. Did you know that in 2020, 1 in 6 young people had a mental health problem? (NHS Digital, 2020) Harper Group want to change this statistic so we have signed our name and … Continue reading World Mental Health Day 2021
Working with Watmos Community Homes we are proud to have handed over 2 dwellings situated on Second avenue, Walsall. This development is one of three, where we are transforming disused land to help contribute to building a stronger community by offering homes to the people that need them most. We are looking forward to handing over Avenue … Continue reading First of Three Developments Complete for Watmos Community Homes
Working on behalf of BMHT, we are currently constructing 8 dwellings across two sites situated on Alum Drive and Kestrel Avenue. We have been working closely with the local residents by offering disused and unwanted materials to help reduce our contributions to landfill and to assist them with their own personal projects. Our site teams … Continue reading Community Engagement – Birmingham


Howe Sound Community Forum
Mayor Murray Skeels and Council invite you to the next Howe Sound Community Forum
Friday, May 1st, 2015
Cates Hill Chapel
661 Carter Road,
Transportation to & from the venue from the ferry will be provided.
Topics for the Forum will include:
Updates from members, government representatives and Squamish Nation
on planning initiatives around Howe Sound;
Please send your request for specific agenda items to be covered by return email.
Ruth Simons 604 921-6564 778 834-4292 Assisting:
Howe Sound Community Forum Established in 2002
To provide a forum for local governments, Regional Districts and First Nations discussion to maintain and enhance the economic, environmental, cultural and social well being of the Howe Sound for the benefit of present and future generations.
Squamish Nation - District of West Vancouver - Village of Lions Bay - Town of Gibsons - Resort Municipality of Whistler - Village of Pemberton - Bowen Island Municipality - Gambier Island Local Trust - District of Squamish - Metro Vancouver - Sunshine Coast Regional District -Squamish Lillooet Regional District


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- DRY COMPONENT MEASUREMENTS: aggregates up to 7 mm


The Downtown Sacramento via Interstate 5 Commuter bus serves customers traveling from west Stockton via I-5 to downtown Sacramento. This bus connects with Sacramento Regional Transit (RT) bus and light-rail stops.
Reservations for monthly or daily passes must be made in advance.
For more information e-mail or call 888-802-9675. To make a seat reservation, call our Commuter Services Representative at 888-802-9675.


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Project Name: Victory Gardens Subdivision Improvements
Current Update: 06/2021
Work Completed Last Month: Water installation and wastewater testing along Patton Street between Railroad and Roosevelt. Concrete installation along Patton Street between Knox and IH-35 SB Frontage Rd
Work Planned This Month: Pavement installation along Patton Street Roosevelt to IH-35 SB Frontage Rd
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Readers thankful for return of binoculars, unhappy about road changes in Renton
RAVE To the Husky fan that found the binoculars I’d forgotten at KeyArena after the UW/OR basketball game. This absent-minded 82 year old was greatly relieved to learn they’d been turned in. Go Huskies!
RANT To the city of Renton for changing the one-way streets in the main part of town to two-way. Apparently they’re too young to remember the 1950s and ‘60s when Renton was in traffic gridlock at times most days until the streets were converted to one-way.


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SINGAPORE - The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Tuesday that bus interchanges in Sengkang and Tampines will be expanded in size to accommodate more buses.
This is expected to cater for the introduction of new services and the enhancement of existing ones under the Government's ongoing Bus Service Enhancement Programme (BSEP), which started in 2012.
The following BSEP services and enhancements have been added to serve Tampines residents to date:
- Express 513 (started Dec 17, 2012): Bus service from Tampines West to Central Business District (CDB)
- Service 4 (March 17, 2013): Bus service from Tampines to Changi North
- Service 20 (June 9, 2013): Bus service from Tampines to Changi Business Park
- Service 291P (June 24, 2014): Peak period short service between Tampines Street 21, 23, 32 and 33, Tampines Avenue 7 and Tampines Bus Interchange
- Service 293P (June 24, 2014): Peak period short service between Tampines Avenue 7 and 9, Tampines Street 41, 42, 43 and 45 and Tampines Bus Interchange
Sengkang residents currently have the following BSEP services:
- Service 371 (Jan 19, 2014): Bus service from Rivervale Crescent to Sengkang MRT Station and Bus Interchange.
- Service 654 (Jan 20, 2014): Bus service from Sengkang to the CBD


Not long before they were demolished. The east side had gone by April 1967 and the west side by 1970.
L140 / 874
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Bath Central Library
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Net Capacity (VIP and
media places not included):
Works Status: New stadium.
The new state-of-the art stadium will be dedicated solely to soccer,
and will have a capacity of 45,000 seats.
One huge shell-like roof covers the main stand. Access to Eljadida
stadium is 10 minutes from downtown.


Orlando Student Village
The Orlando Student Village development is situated in Orlando East, Soweto a stone's throw away from Orlando Stadium and along the Bus Rapid Transit System.
The development will consist of student accommodation of 250 beds (with a mix of bachelor, 1 and 2 bed units), a church, and community / training facilities, including formal and some informal retail space.
Orlando East, Soweto, Johannesburg
Number of units:
250 units (bachelor, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments)
Gass Architecture and Design Studio


Traffic Alert: The intersection of S. Monroe St. and W. Texas Ave. will be closed to through traffic beginning Wednesday at 8 a.m. until further notice.
This closure is necessary for South Monroe Project.
As always, the City of Ruston apologize for both the duration and impact of this closure.
If you have any questions please call 318-255-1316
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Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard MLA has responded to a question tabled by East Londonderry MLA Maurice Bradley to ask whether he plans to upgrade the road network in Bushmills village.
Responding Minister Chris Hazzard said “My Department’s TransportNI has programmed Upper Main Street, Bushmills for resurfacing. However as there are a number of other, higher priority, schemes that need to be delivered first, I am unable to provide a timescale for these works at this time. Currently there are no other plans to upgrade the road network in Bushmills village.”
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Byrd said the site is overgrown and a magnet for illegal activity.
Grazing, planting weighed for Lumberton site
"It'd still be an industrial park," Byrd said at a recent board meeting. "You'd still have the option for industry. But you'd be bringing some people in to clean it, beautify it, improve the grounds."


The purpose of this letter is to express my support for a dog park to be built in the pool park in Ashcroft, as per Va Freestone’s letter to the mayor and Council, which was reported on the front page of last week’s Journal.
I recently did the tree inventory of this park, and in so doing it occurred to me that the far bottom corner is very seldom, if ever, used, and would make a good location for a dog park.
A dog park would fit right in with the “Wellness” logo, as our four-legged friends need exercise, fresh air and a chance to socialize as much as we do, and at present don’t appear to be welcome in many of the green spaces the Village provides and maintains.
As for concerns about waste, I have taken our dog to several different dog parks in other places, and have noted most if not all owners pick up after their pets – someone who thinks enough of their dog to take them to a park to run and play is usually responsible in other areas as well.
It would be wonderful to hear how this may be accomplished, rather than reasons why it can’t happen, and to see a dog park in the very near future. Perhaps if enough dog owners were to voice their desire for a dog park to the Powers That Be, it will happen! Here’s hoping!
Sandy Butler (owned by “Duffer”)


At 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 8th, the Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Santa Maria River levee trail. The ceremony will be in recognition of designating the trail the “Tom Urbanske Multipurpose Trail.”
Mr. Urbanske is a former educator, City Councilmember, and County supervisor. He has dedicated his life to improving the quality of living in Northern Santa Barbara County and sits on many non-profit boards and commissions, including the Community Action Commission. In honor of his magnanimity, and in recognition of his contributions to the City of Santa Maria and its residents, the Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department and Commission are pleased to commemorate his efforts with this eponymous appellation.
The ceremony will take place at the trail access point located at the intersection of Seaward and Carlotti drives. Light refreshments will be provided.
Questions may be directed to the Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department at 925- 0951 ext. 2260.


NORTHBOUND SHINGLE CREEK PARKWAY BETWEEN
FREEWAY BLVD. & 67TH AVENUE N
ROAD CLOSURE - THURSDAY, MAY 2 UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019
Northbound Shingle Creek Parkway will be closed between Freeway Boulevard and 67th Avenue North, starting 6:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 2, 2019, and ending by 9:00 a.m. on Friday, May 3, 2019, for an emergency water main repair. Southbound Shingle Creek Parkway will remain open.
For any questions or concerns regarding this matter please contact 763-569-3340 or email@example.com. Thank you.
Brooklyn Center Public Works/Engineering


Creston Valley Airport Society Project
Creston Valley Regional Airport Society is a non-profit society operating the Creston Regional Airport by contract with the Town of Creston. We are making several improvements at the airport but it all hinged around upgrading our water system. The old well was not producing enough to service these improvements. Thanks to receiving funding from RDCK Area B, we were able to contact Wild West Drilling and set up improvements that not only meet our current demand but for future developments.
It was decided to connect the old well water supply to a 25,000 gallon fire suppression water tank that can be used not only for the Airport but for the entire Canyon/Lister fire district. A new well was drilled, trenching and electrical lines installed and a state-of-the-art Point-of-Entry water system connected. Chris professionally planned the complete system with special attention to detail. The site area was cleaned and returned to original state. We are very pleased to have this new system as a great addition to the many improvements we are making.
Mary Angus for the Creston Valley Regional Airport Society


<i>How will they now bridge this gap?</i>
Construction of Taltali Bridge over the Taltali River has remained incomplete although the matter was included in the election pledges of three former lawmakers.
Former president Abdur Rahman Biswas, his son Nasim Biswas and former Barisal city mayor Mojibor Rahman Sarwar, who were elected lawmakers in three elections in the past, had promised construction of the bridge that would help establish a direct road link from Muladi, Hizla and Mehendiganj upazilas to Barisal city.
Former president Abdur Rahman Biswas initiated a project and laid its foundation on February 5, 1995.
Quotation for construction of the bridge was called on February 2 in 1996 at an estimated cost of Tk 1.83 crore and Moitry International got work order on April 8 in 1996 to finish its construction within 15 months.
But the firm left the project after collecting Tk 1.33 crore in October 1999 when less than 35 per cent work of the bridge and 90 per cent of related road construction work remained unfinished.
During the BNP-led four-party alliance government, fresh tender was called on February 2 in 2002 to complete the project at an estimated cost of Tk 1.19 crore.
But Roads and Highways Department (RHD) executive engineer stopped the procedure by issuing a letter on February 28, 2002.
Mojibor Rahman Sarwar, the then BCC mayor and former lawmaker, inaugurated resumption of the construction of Taltali Bridge on October 16, 2006 by extending the project cost from Tk 1.8 crore to Tk 4.7 crore. But the process again stopped in July this year.
Executive Engineer of RHD in Barisal said the authorities stopped the construction work after faults were found in the design and structure of the bridge.
After clearance from the technical department of RHD, construction work of Taltali Bridge will resume soon, he said.


Salient features of the Project are
- This integrated project is located at distance of 14 Kms from International Airport and adjoining to Chandigarh Engineering College.
- Landran Administrative Block and Court Complex in the vicinity of 5 Kms.
- Reputed Fortis Hospitals at a distance of 7 Kms.
- Adequate provision for Community facilities like Community Centre, Dispensary, Schools and Religious places have been made in the project.
- Further the entire project has been provided with round the clock security.
- Connaught Place Built-up Commercials.
- Kingstreet SCO Plots.
- My Floors.
- Tuscan Residency.
- Tuscan Residency Exclusive.
- Affordable Homes.
In addition to above, the development of the project Sapphire Homes spread over 22 Plots is already completed.
In this manner, TDI City-II a Mega Residential Township Project is offering multiple properties choices for all the segments of the society with World Class Commercial and Residential products.


Facilities Master Plan II Call-In Show
Monday, April 4th, 2022
Town Officials will be presenting information regarding Facilities Master Plan II.
Visit https://sites.google.com/northandoverma.gov/fmp-2-0/home to learn more about Facilities Master Plan II.
SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS
- Email Facilities Master Plan II questions prior to or during the broadcast to firstname.lastname@example.org
Call-in during the broadcast: 978-681-0184
BROADCAST ON NORTH ANDOVER GOVCAM
Verizon – Ch. 26, Comcast/Xfinity – Ch. 8
The Town Clerk wishes to thank the community, our dedicated Election Officials, the Emergency Management team, North Andover Police and Fire Departments, and Town and School staff for their hard work in making this election a successful one!


storm sewer work coming next week
On Tuesday night, I attended a public information meeting at the Municipal Service Center (on 6th St). Though I attend many of these as your Alderman, I was at this one as a resident. The city will start work on my street next week, replacing old storm sewer pipes. The city picks up 80% of the cost of this work, while we homeowners pay the other 20%. They’ll also run a new lateral from that pipe in the street to each of our yards, and then a private contractor will hook up my sump pump to that lateral (which the homeowner has to pay 100%). I’ll no longer have to deal with that damn sump pump hose in my backyard!!
In all, this will cost me about $2,700. Ouch. I don’t know anyone who has $2,700 laying around for stuff like this, but the work is needed, and the cost distribution is fair. All of my neighbors were on board as well. I can’t wait for this to be done.


The City of Farmington Hills invites residents interested in getting more involved may apply to serve on boards and commissions.
More information about these groups can be found at fhgov.com under the Government tab. Residency requirements vary. These boards and commissions have open seats:
• Beautification Commission
• Commission on Children, Youth and Families
• Committee to Increase Voter Participation
• Community Health Commission
• Farmington Area Arts Commission
• Grand River Corridor Improvement Authority (must be a resident or business owner in that area)
• Historic District Commission
• Historical Commission
• Farmington SAFE (Suicide Awareness For Everyone)
Anyone interested should send a letter of interest with the name of the board or commission, along with a resume, to CMO@fhgov.com. All submissions will be reviewed by the Mayor, who then nominates boards and commissions members for city council approval.


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The Governor Prence Planning Committee invites you to participate in a second online survey for the Governor Prence Redevelopment Plan.
Questions or comments from the March 14, 2022 community meeting? Share them here. The consultant team will address your questions at the next public workshop.


Qazigund: The vital bridge at Qazigund on a river locally known as Shah-Saib-un Kadal (Bridge) which bonds dozens of villages including Railway station Qazigund and Tehsil Headquarter Qazigund, was damaged in September 2014 devastating floods and has not been reconstructed.
Due to poor road connectivity as ‘Nallah Veth’ stream just ahead of Qazigund town at Check-i-Badwani is without a bridge, despite public requests to Road and Buildings (R&B) Department
With the passage of four years, the administration has utterly failed to reconstruct the damaged Qazigund bridge in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district.
Villagers through self service did some maintenance and laid wooden makeshift bolder on it but lack of the bridge over the stream is their main concern.
Locals said that the authorities as well as the politicians have made several assurances but have failed to come up to the expectations of the people.
“We are suffering a lot due to lack of road connectivity but nobody is paying any heed over our sufferings,” they said, adding that the worst suffers are school going children who have to cross this bridge twice a day to reach to their school.
“We want to educate our children but the authorities are creating hurdles in their way by not providing faculties to them,” they said.
However the authorities started the reconstruction work on the bridge over one years ago but unfortunately, the work got hampered due to stone excretion from a local construction company, Ishtiyaq Ahmad Mir, a local.
He also added that if their demands were not fulfilled soon, they would be forced to intensify their agitation.
However residents of Check-i-Badwani, Kurigam, Nagraed and its adjoining villages demanded authorities to reconstruction the bridge at the earliest so that the villagers could heave a sigh of relief.
While contacted with Executive Engineer R&B Qazigund Basharat Jaleel told CITY FM that work will begin within a month.
Story: Umaisar Gull Ganie


The Springfield‐Greene County Park Board will meet in regular session on Friday, July 10, 2020, 8:30 a.m.
Timmons Hall, Silver Springs Park, Springfield, Missouri.
- Roll Call
- Approval of Minutes
a. June 12, 2020 Park Board Meeting
- Timmons Hall Update
- Departmental COVID‐19 Update
- Committee Report
- Director’s Report
- Chair’s Report
- Unfinished Business
- New Business
a. Parks Update Presentation to Mayor and City Council: Tuesday, July 21, 2020, 12 noon, Location
to be Determined
b. Park Board Meeting: Friday, August 14, 2020, 8:30 am, Park Board Administrative Offices
- Closed Session pursuant to RSMo. Section 610.021 (1)


After years of waiting, I can finally say that the bridge is coming. The bridge that will join the towns of Manilva and Casares is being delivered this evening.
Yeah, Yeah you’ve heard it all before.
Believe me. How do I know this. Well I’ve just driven past the lorry transporting the bridge.
This long awaited bridge will join the promenade of Casares with the promenade of Sabinillas. The bridge will go over the Manilva river and cross from the La Noria urbanisation on the Sabinillas side to the Marina de Casares urbanisation.
Local residents of Manilva & Casares, and tourists alike have been waiting patiently. Today, Tuesday 15th November 2016 is a historic day. As I look out from La Noria IV I can see “The Bridge”, it is currently sitting on a very long lorry just outside the Marina de Casares urbanisation. The police and engineers are now planning how to meander the juggernaut through the streets of Marina de Casares.


New Community = Commercial Opportunities
* One of the last commercial land sites in the current release at Yarrabilba.
* Flat corner positioned.
* Prominent position in the completed Yarrabilba development.
Here is your chance to get in on the ground floor. Get your land now at Yarrabilba and secure your future.
* A master-planned community, beautifully developed by Lend Lease, currently has thousands of residents with dozens more locating here every week.
* Local amenities including a Caltex service station, IGA, a residential display village, cafes and take away food, medical centre, pathology, Bridgestone Tyre Centre...
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Niger state government says it has completed the repairs of the collapsed bridge along in Kakapangi village along Minna-Bida road in Bida Local Government Area of the state.
Gov. Abubakar Bello of Niger, disclosed this during the inspection of the bridge on Sunday.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the bridge collapsed on Friday during a heavy downpour.
NAN reports that the governor had on Friday directed the Ministry of Works to fix the failed section of the road within 24 hours.
Bello, who expressed satisfaction with the prompt repairs, said that the bridge was now fit to accommodate motorist plying the road.
He advised articulated vehicles plying the road to desist from overloading and comply with approved standard so as to reduce pressure on the road.
NAN report that the road links the South West, North West and North Central states of the federation. (NAN)


Property size: 7.732 Acres
Muskego Commerce Center
- Prime development site across from the new Walmart Supercenter on the border of New Berlin and Muskego.
- Lot can be divided to accommodate specific size requirement.
- Possible uses include mixed retail, office, and commercial business park.
- 1.5 miles to I-43 diamond interchange (54,500 AADT).
- Surrounded by major employers including GMR, GE Healthcare, BuySeasons, ECM Industries, and Landmark Credit Union.
Land Acreage: 7.732 Acres
Land SF: 336,805.92 SF
Price: Contact Broker
Current Zoning: BP-1
Tax Key: 2169999013
Full Address: Commerce Center Parkway, Muskego, WI 53150, USA


Midtown Single Family and Townhome Lots-For Sale-Conway, SC. . by Keystone Commercial Realty
OFFERED FOR SALE: Residential Development Opportunity in Midtown Village Subdivision of Conway, SC. This developed subdivision is located off Medlen Parkway and Oak Street convenient to all the Shopping, Schools, and Recreational Areas of Conway, SC.
33 TOWNHOME LOTS: 7 IMPROVED DEVELOPMENT PADS:
1 x 6 Unit Building, 3 x 5 Unit Buildings, 3 x 4 Unit Buildings (See Attached Site Plan)
33 Individual Town Home Parcels:
(TMS's #122-20-01-056 thru 061 / PIN's #32515040025 thru 030)
(TMS's #122-20-01-221 thru 238 / PIN's #32515040078 thru 095)
(TMS's # 122-20-01-041 thru 045 / PIN's # 32515040072 thru 076)
Water, Sewer, Underground Electrical, Cable at Sites
Ready for Vertical Construction
Home Owners Association in Place with Clubhouse and Swimming Pool
Highway Density Residential (R3), City of Conway, SC.


Marianna Municipal Airport, Aerial View
Project type: Airports, Infrastructure and Utilities
Quality of Information: Minimal
Site Survival: ExtantView Project in a Separate Window
What became the Marianna Municipal Airport began as a WPA constructed runway in the 1930s, “as part of a 1930’s airmail route between Jacksonville and New Orleans.” The airport was further developed during World War II.
We welcome contributions of additional information on any New Deal project site.SUBMIT MORE INFORMATION OR PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THIS SITE


Contest Postermichael2012 (128 pencils) | Mon, 2012-05-21 21:21
I was chosen by a community to design a contest poster about a revitalize tennis court. the contest is open to people living in and around the community to share and express their ideas on what they want to see in the tennis court.
I still need to add a sketch of a tennis court in the centre of the poster as an example.
Please share your thoughts
Commenting on this Image will be automatically closed on July 16, 2012.


Winter on-street parking restrictions begin at midnight tonight in Barrie and Bradford. No on street parking will be allowed on most Barrie streets between midnight and 7am (from 3am to 6am on downtown streets). In Bradford, on-street parking is banned between 2am and 6am. These restrictions are in place to aid in snow removal when necessary. Click here for more information on the Barrie restrictions. Click here for details in Bradford.


Multiple potholes and poor road surfacing
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 11:15, Tuesday 10 March 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 7 minutes later
The entire road needs improvement works NOT just a little bit of tarmac being put in 'puddles' along the wayside. It needs relaying to encompass either passing bays OR two way traffic as this is a well used route to connect traffic to the A44.
Council ref: ENQ20861781
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 11:22, Tuesday 10 March 2020
Thank you for your enquiry. We have investigated your report and it has been actioned to be fixed.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 12:51, Thursday 26 March 2020
State changed to: Fixed
Updated by Oxfordshire County Council at 11:48, Tuesday 31 March 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Lighting for outdoor spaces
Outdoor spaces require particular care when it comes to lighting. In addition to good design, lighting systems used in these spaces must ensure safety and durability.
There are several types of resistance, which characterise the different product lines in our catalogue. Not only gardens, but also car parks, pedestrian walkways and entrances to buildings should always be as well lit as possible.
Moretti Luce offers a wide range of lighting solutions, including lanterns, torches, lamp posts and ceiling lights suitable for various types of outdoor spaces. We have found the right balance to bring our innovative products outside while retaining their high-tech performance and pleasing aesthetics.


Good Monday morning everyone! I have some great news to report, although I am reporting this rather late. As always though, it’s better late than never.
Despite continued reductions in local, state, and federal funding, public transit ridership continues to rise! For Hillsborough Area Regional Transit (HART) and Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA), the month of August was definitely no exception.
During the month of August; the HART bus system posted total ridership of 1,268,962, and the PSTA bus system posted a total ridership of 1,258,540. These numbers continue to be phenomenal, as more and more people are choosing public transit to get to where they need to go!
On average, daily bus ridership on HART is now at around 49,000, while PSTA’s average daily ridership is now at around 44,000. While these figures are great, please keep in mind that weekend ridership is generally lower than weekday ridership. Typical weekend ridership can be about half the weekday numbers.
HART’s MetroRapid and PSTA’s North County Connector services are leading the way with excellent growth!
August’s ridership numbers can be reinforced by the rise in popularity of two relatively new bus services. In Hillsborough County, HART began its new “lite” version of Bus Rapid Transit, known as MetroRapid, in May of 2013. In Pinellas County, PSTA launched its own version of HARTflex, called the North County Connector, in December of 2012.
HART’s MetroRapid service allowed for new bus service in the Tampa Palms area, including Hidden River Corporate Park, and PSTA’s North County Connector provided for new transit connections in Oldsmar, Dunedin, Palm Harbor, East Lake, and Countryside, as well as connections to HART’s Northwest Transfer Center in Town-N-Country, creating a fourth cross-county connection. Both of these services will eventually assist in the creation of even more local and express bus routes throughout both counties.
Growth on both HART’s MetroRapid North-South Line and PSTA’s North County Connector services have been exceeding initial expectations! In August, HART reported an increase of 24.2% along the MetroRapid corridor, from its revenue service inception in June to August 31. PSTA meanwhile, reported a ridership increase of 21% between July and August alone! These numbers clearly show that both of these services will further enhance the well-being of both districts for many months (and hopefully years) to come!
Of course, I’m not quite finished yet, cause I have even more awesome news! Both HART and PSTA will be enhancing bus services come later this fall, all thanks to cost savings realized by cutting out unnecessary expenses! Later this month, I will be blogging about what exactly was cut out of their budgets and how both districts are using the money they saved to restore services that were previously cut due to budget cuts, as well as to enhance busy bus routes.
Enjoy your Monday!


Highway 4 Cameron Bluffs Wildfire, June 20, 2023
- Approximately 124 metres of roadside barrier has been placed.
- Materials are on site for the concrete barrier wall to be installed.
- Three segments of protective mesh curtain will be installed and all segments have been assembled and successfully tested.
- There are 32 pieces of equipment on site, including four cranes and two excavators.
- Approximately 50 people are working on site.


AAT of the Costa Daurada and Terres de l'Ebre has submitted allegations to the municipal ordinance that regulates housing for tourist use in Vandellòs and l'Hospitalet de l'Infant.
The ordinance was published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Tarragona (BOPT) on February 9. The association has already filed a lawsuit against the Roda de Berà Town Council at the Catalan Superior Court of Justice (TSJC) and is currently preparing allegations against the Salou municipal ordinance.
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Contractors building direct connect HOV lanes between State Route 16 and Interstate 5 will close a section of South Tacoma Way during overnight hours so they can remove the temporary formwork from the new overpass.
Both directions of South Tacoma Way will be closed each night near the SR 16 overpass starting Monday, July 16, through Friday, July 20 during the following times:
- 9 p.m. Monday to 4 a.m. Tuesday
- 9 p.m. Tuesday to 4 a.m. Wednesday
- 9 p.m. Wednesday to 4 a.m. Thursday
- 9 p.m. Thursday to 4 a.m. Friday
- 11 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday
During the closures drivers who use South Tacoma Way will be detoured to Center Street via South Wilkeson and South Pine streets. Local access will be maintained on South Tacoma Way between South Pine Street and South Sprague Avenue.
Additional lane and ramp closures associated with the Tacoma/Pierce County HOV construction can be found online at www.tacomatraffic.com.


Planned Water Shutdown - Greymouth
There will be a water shutdown next Wednesday, 22nd November 2023, from 10:00am – 1:00pm, to allow for blanking off a water main and a new water connection.
This will affect the below properties in Greymouth:
74, 76, 80, 80A, 82, 84, 86 Tasman Street.
Thank you for your patience while we undertake this work.


Bachelor of Architecture, Marywood University | 2016
Sowinski Sullivan, PC | Architect IV |
Associate Member, AIA
Casey O'Neill is a project designer at Sowinski Sullivan. Since joining the firm in 2015, Casey has worked on numerous projects, including Amtrak's Sunnyside Yard's master plan and MTA's Enhanced Station Initiative Program. Casey's primary current responsibilities consist of creating construction documents and project renderings and coordinating BIM across disciplines.


The jig is up. The Colorado version of Democrats’ Washington Monument Syndrome – our transportation funding – is about to be blown to pieces. The Independence Institute’s transportation funding initiative, Fix Our Damn Roads, has qualified for the ballot.
This initiative proposes funding transportation infrastructure (read: roads) without raising taxes and fees by requiring the government to issue up to $3.5 billion in Transportation Revenue Anticipation Notes (TRANs), or government bonds issued specifically for transportation.
II chief Jon Caldara offered this quote:
“For too long the state has held our roads and bridges hostage while increasing spending on other priorities like Medicaid expansion, hoping we taxpayers get so frustrated by traffic we’ll agree to a tax increase. Well, this fall voters will have a choice. As the Denver Chamber of Commerce pimps a 21% state sales tax increase for transit, roads and a slush fund for cities, there will be an alternative as our Fix Our Damn Roads initiative will also be on the ballot. It will force the state to use its large surplus funds and re-prioritize less than 2 percent of the state budget to roads.”
While most ballot initiatives are special interest boondoggles or consultant cash cows, this is something worth supporting.


Have you responded to the 2020 Census yet? If not, please do so by the September 30 deadline.
It takes less than 10 minutes to complete the Census online at my2020census.gov or by phone at 844-330-2020.
The Planning and Urban Design Team will be available to answer questions and provide assistance Monday - Friday, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Individual appointments are also available upon request.


Sports fields in Rancho Santa Fe to re-open in August
By Karen Billing
The Rancho Santa Fe Sports Fields have been closed for repair work but will re-open on Aug. 4, according to Rancho Santa Fe Association Director Jerry Yahr, the liaison for the trails and recreation committee.
“The field is looking great,” Yahr said. “I think it’s going to be very good for all athletic programs in the Ranch.”
Yahr said trail improvements are also being done in front of the fields, creating a larger asphalt apron to make entry easier for people, as well as aesthetically enhancing that section of Rambla de las Flores.