Council hosts information sessions on ongoing Boom Hall Conservation Plan
13 February 2019
Derry City and Strabane District Council will host two public information sessions later this month to provide an update on the ongoing preparation of a conservation management plan for the Council-owned Boom Hall estate. Following the appointment of a conservation architect led specialist consultant team back in Summer 2018, work has been progressing in relation to the production of an integrated conservation management plan for the historic estate incorporating both the historic buildings and their surrounding landscape. The consultants have undertaken a detailed assessment of the estate’s landscape and built heritage features, in particular a close quarter structural inspection of the Boom Hall House, Stable Block and Walled Garden masonry structures.
Whilst the work is currently ongoing, the purpose of the public information session is to provide an update and overview on progress to date and to invite members of the public to offer any views and ask questions. Commentary arising from the public information sessions will be reflected within the completed conservation management plan. When complete, the Plan will represent a key heritage baseline document which will help to inform the future management and regeneration of the Boom Hall Estate by highlighting and recording the site’s significant built and natural heritage assets and characteristics.
The sessions, to take place at the Guildhall, Derry, on Thursday, 28 February, between 3 and 5pm and 6 and 8pm, are open to members of the public and stakeholders who are interested in finding out more about the ongoing conservation management plan.
Encouraging the public to attend, Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council Cllr John Boyle said the information sessions are a great opportunity for the public to get an update on the project. He explained: “Council last year commissioned specialist conservation architects to provide a detailed conservation assessment of the Boom Hall estate, the purpose of the information sessions on February 28 is to give the public an update into how this work is progressing and to get the views and observations from the public on the project. The Mayor further added that Council “continues to engage with other stakeholders who have an interest in and who are working on plans which incorporate the site, in order to ensure that their evolving ideas align with and compliment the site’s significant built and natural heritage characteristics.”
Karen Philips, Director of Environment and Regeneration with Derry City and Strabane District Council explained that the Boom Hall Conservation Management Plan represents a significant commitment by Council in helping to shape and influence the future management and restoration of this key Council-owned heritage asset. She said: “Council is fully committed to the regeneration of the Boom Hall Estate as a key heritage and recreational asset for citizens and visitors. We are delighted to be working with the consultants on this prestigious project and to afford the public the opportunity of an update on this important project,” she added.
The two information sessions will take place at the Guildhall, Derry on Thursday 28 February from 3pm to 5pm and from 6pm to 8pm.
For more information please contact the Council’s Regeneration office 028 7125 3253 or email [email protected]


Community Meeting – July 2021
July 27, 2021 * 6:30 PM
Online via Zoom.
At the July 27th meeting there will be a presentation and discussion on Transit-Oriented Development with Bill Dermody, Senior Planner for the City of Saint Paul.
To join the meeting, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.org with your name, address, and e-mail address. On the meeting day we will send you the meeting link. View the meeting agenda on the Agendas and Minutes page http://paynephalen.org/agendas-minutes/board-of-directors-agendas-minutes/. Agendas are typically posted the Friday before the meeting.


There’s an exciting income generation project going on at the village – a home-stay project! After two years of planning with the OA who are involved in the project, including the design of the home-stay, building works commenced in January 2018.
From a grove of rubber trees full of mosquitoes, Bada and team transformed our volunteer architects’ blueprint into reality. The building process has been rather slow, but there is progress, nevertheless …. .


SARA held it’s 2020 Annual General Meeting virtually on Zoom on December 9, 2021 at 7:30pm. We conducted the business of the association – with the Executive giving their reports – followed by updates on the expanded housing initiatives proposed
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, May 5, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. Location: Swansea Town Hall Community Centre, 95 Lavinia Avenue, Toronto (East of Windermere, North off Morningside) Guest speaker: John Sewell, Former Mayor of the City of Toronto Mr. Sewell


BRISTOL, Tenn. - A six inch water main broke around 6:15 p.m. at 5th and State Streets in downtown Bristol on Friday, according to the city's utility services division.
The break forced crews to close 5th Street for repairs.
The water was shut off about 7:00 p.m.
5th Street was closed to traffic for repairs during a time when downtown Bristol is filled with people. At 10:45 p.m. crews said they had the break fixed and were restoring water service. Utility management does not know why the water main burst.


Between Austin, San Antonio, Houston & Bryan/College Station
The City of Smithville will have two Public Hearings on the 2016/2017 Ad Valorem Tax Rate. The first hearing being held on August 31st, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall,317 Main Street, Smithville, Texas, with a Budget Workshop to follow the Public Hearing. The 2nd Public Hearing on the 2016/2017 Ad Valorem Tax Rate and Budget Workshop will be on September 7, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall,317 Main Street, Smithville, Texas. All interested citizens and property owners are hereby notified of their right to appear and be heard (time limited) on these matters. Action will be taken on these matters at the September 12, 2016 Council Meeting in the Council Chambers of City Hall at 6:00 p.m.
MOSQUITO SPRAYING IN SMITHVILLE WILL BEGIN Thursday, October 28, 2021. The recent rains combined with cooler temperatures have created the perfect br...read more >
City Council Meeting will be at the Rec Center October 18th @ 6:00P.M.
The Council meeting will be moved to the Rec Center for the October 18th meeting due to early voting being held at City Hall. The Rec Center addr...read more >
Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for Bastrop County, Texas and Incorporated Areas
From FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency >> Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for Bastrop County, Texas and Incorporated Areas The Depa...read more >


Someone operating a comerical bussiness from home parking on pavements with 4 sometumes 5 vans and cars
Reported in the Car Parking category anonymously at 09:33, Wed 11 April 2018
Sent to Lewisham Borough Council 1 minute later
I had difficulty getting passed with a large double buggy. And this van is sometimes even more on the pavement . This is a residential area not an industrial estate .
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Posted by Lewisham Borough Council at 08:51, Wed 11 April 2018
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☷ Bismarck North Dakota - Relocation of Capital Area Transit Transfer Station on Front Street 13 May 2022
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Starting Monday , May 16 , 2022 , The Capital Area Transit ( CAT ) bus transfer facility currently located between 5th Street and 7th Street on Front Avenue will be temporarily relocated in the area between 3rd Street and 5th Street on Front Avenue two blocks to the west . The contractor will be working on replacing the water main on Front Avenue from west of 7th Street to 9th Street .
This work will be taking place for approximately three to four weeks .
Your patience is greatly appreciated!
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The plot is elevated and has a large portion that is road-facing. It has 186m² of building rights and all the necessary paperwork is in order for a fast contract.
Access to the land comes via a dirt road and all the utility connections are nearby(approximately 150 meters away).
Pigi is a picturesque traditional village in the Rethymno Prefecture that has all the necessary amenities. The city of Rethymno is just 7km away while the nearest beach is just 3km away.
• Access & Utilities: Access from a dirt road / All utility connections located by the land


Springfield Rise at Spring Mountain
Located off the Centenary Highway, Springfield Rise is just 30 minutes by road to Brisbane’s CBD, 40 minutes to Brisbane airport, 15 minutes to Ipswich CBD and 50 minutes to the Gold Coast.
There are a number of ways you can travel to our community.
By Car: Springfield Lakes has direct links via major highways to Brisbane, Ipswich and the Gold Coast.
By Bus: Regular bus services connect Springfield Rise with the local area. Visit Translink for up to date bus information.
By Train: Springfield Rise has convenient access to Springfield Central train station and is roughly 38 minute train trip from Brisbane CBD. Visit Translink for up to date train information.
Sales and Information Centre
Springfield Lakes, QLD 4300
Phone: 1800 223 050
For bus and train information, please visit Translink
Monday: 1.00pm – 5.00pm
Tuesday – Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday and Sunday: 10.00am – 5.00pm


If I wish to make an objection to a Planning Application, when can I do so?
Use our Planning Deadline Calendar to calculate the last date for making an objection. Submissions/observations must be made within 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt of the planning application. The five week period commences on the day that a planning application is received, such that the last day for receipt for an objection to an application received on Tuesday 1 November is Monday 5 December. If the last day of this five week period falls on a Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday, submissions/observations can be accepted on the next working day. Please note that anyone other than the applicant can make an objection/observation on a planning application. For more information on the objections process please visit our Planning Objections Page


There will be a public meeting on January 14, 2019 to discuss future beach nourishment funding including partnering with the Army Corps of Engineers. The meeting will be held at Town Hall at 6:00 p.m. Iris Hill will discuss funding options and will provide additional information regarding the perpetual easement line. Spencer Whetmore from Folly Beach will provide an overview of their project and their experience with the Army Corps.
The proposed perpetual easement line maps can be viewed at https://cesac.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=7097e3ef8c8a4347b0d556a7657fe283. The easement document can be viewed by clicking this link.
Wednesday, January 2, 2019 9:43:00 AM


Grow Cardiff is a charity that enables people to grow their own food, through the community gardens we support, public events and our outreach work with schools.
We have set up a group called Rumney Seedlings at Rumney Community Garden, based at the Rumney Partnership Hub. We need volunteers to help transform the green space around the Hub into a wonderful place to grow food and enhance the natural environment.
There are a wide range of gardening and landscaping tasks, such as building planters and outdoor features. Teamwork required. All abilities, under 18s welcome with an adult. Socialising and refreshments also available!
Saturday 13 January 11-1 p.m.
Thursday 18 January anytime 2 till 5pm, then every Thursday thereafter.
Time Credits – Through ECLP till end March
Tags: Community, Community Work, Environment, Sports/Recreation and Leisure
46 Ninian Park Road,
Tel: 07815 184765


The next General Meeting of the Naremburn Progress Association Incorporated will be held at the Naremburn Community Centre, 7 Central Street Naremburn on October 10, 2019 commencing at 7:30pm.
Our guest speaker will be Barbara DeGraff is the Deputy Chair of Wollstonecraft Precinct and one of the founding members of OVERdevelopment-we’re OVER it! - a group of local residents from Postcode 2065 and surrounding areas who have come together to oppose the inappropriate OVERDEVELOPMENT of St Leonards/ Crows Nest Planned Precinct - and the Crows Nest Metro Station.
Barbara will update us on the results achieved to date, the status of the St Leonards Crows Nest Draft Plan 2036 and what it means for Naremburn, the Crows Nest Metro, Planning Proposals and developments impacting directly on St Leonards and the surrounding suburbs of Naremburn, Crows Nest, Greenwich and Wollstonecraft.
If you can’t make the meeting and would like to keep abreast of these issues you can:


Green light for the Green Line, but opponents remain
Trudeau announces Green Light for the Green Line
On July 7, during a recent visit to Calgary, Prime Minister Trudeau made the announcement alongside Mayor Nenshi and City Councillors that the Green Line project is now fully approved to go ahead. Mysteriously absent was Premier Kenney and Minister of Transportation Ric McIver who have been playing political games, trying to gut and delay the Green Line since City Council approved the updated alignment through the Beltline, Downtown and over the Bow River in June 2020.
Mayor Nenshi and Prime Minister Trudeau announce Green Line LRT project will move ahead, July 7, 2021. [Source: Calgary Herald]
Was Trudeau planning to pick up the Province's $1.5-billion tab for the Green Line?
Even more baffling was the timing behind the Province’s announcement of their official approval for the Green Line, released just minutes before the joint media event for the Green Line with Prime Minister Trudeau and Mayor Nenshi at Calgary Transit’s Oliver Bowen Maintenance Facility after a year of delays. Was Premier Kenney worried the Federal Government was going to announce a plan to pick up the Province's $1.5-billion portion of the Green Line costs in order to get the project moving? Was Kenney afraid of this potential embarrassment and how it would thwart his plans for a municipal referendum on equalization? Perhaps we’ll never know.
Green Line opponents running to be Calgary’s next mayor this October
While news of the approval by all three levels of government should bring a sigh of relief for Calgarians, the Green Line is still under serious threat by the project’s opponents who continue to try to find ways to hack and slash the project as advocated by special interests.
Councillor Jeff Davison, who attempted to gut the Green Line project to North Calgary in 2020 is now being backed by the Green Line’s opponents in his bid to be Calgary’s next mayor this October.
On July 4, 2021, longtime Green Line opponent Steve Allen and man behind Kenney's bungled anti-Alberta inquiry sent out a fundraising email on behalf of Councillor Davison’s bid for mayor explaining how the Province, with the help of the next City Council, could “right size” the Green Line and build it from City Hall to Seton before going North “someday.”
“...with the Province’s input and a new Council, I am confident this project will be right sized and de-risked. To me, that means a South leg from Seton to a terminus at City Hall, no tunnelling under downtown and someday a North leg also to a central terminus at City Hall.”
-Steve Allan in leaked fundraising email on behalf of Jeff Davison for Mayor (Source: Global News)
Councillor Jeff Davison calls prioritizing building the Green Line to Seton before North Central Calgary the “logical choice”
Councillor Jeff Davison is known for his botched plan to kill the Green Line to North Central Calgary back in June 2020. But in case Calgarians thought he’d moved on from this position since his failure to convince any other Councillors to vote for the ill-conceived plan, as recently as July 2021 Davison recently called prioritizing Seton over North Central Calgary the “logical choice.”
STAY INVOLVED: We need your help to ensure the Calgary elects a City Council this October that will vigorously defend the Green Line
As we’ve seen, special interests are backing candidates for City Council this October that, if elected, could overturn the alignment for the Green Line and gut LRT the North despite years of careful planning and engagement with Calgarians. Councillor Jeff Davison has shown limited interest in engaging Calgarians on large projects like the new Flames arena and the Green Line. We must ensure that the next City Council will vigorously defend the Green Line and the current approved alignment that is vital to the future of this city.
KEEP THOSE LAWN SIGNS UP - THIS ISN'T OVER YET!
We Still Need Your Help to Defend the Green Line!
1. Get a lawn sign!
Show your support for the Green Line in your neighbourhood by ordering a Defend the Green Line lawn sign today.
2. Show your support with our DO-IT-YOURSELF Toolkit
Print your own signs, add a Twibbon to your profile photos and download custom Green Line Zoom backgrounds.
3. Donate to Calgarians for Transit
We're a volunteer group of Calgarians fighting to defend the Green Line from special interest groups who want to delay and gut the project. Your donation enables us to multiply our efforts and spread the word to even more Calgarians.


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Possible Road Closure from Limers Cross to Langford Lane, Combe Raleigh….
Circumstances and weather permitting, SWH will be undertaking essential highway maintenance works on behalf of Devon County Council, on 3 March 2016. Please be aware however that this date may still need to change at short notice.
The works will involve essential Surface Patching works in the highway. In order to carry out these works, a road closure and diversion will be in place.
Work generally will be undertaken between the hours of 07:00 and 18:00, although these times may vary.


When you are purchasing a property your solicitor will carry out a local authority search which will reveal if the property is in a conservation area. Thompson Smith and Puxon Residential Property solicitor, Laura Finnigan, discusses the implications of this.
Conservation areas are designated by the local authority because of their special architectural or historic interest. If your property is in a conservation area you may need additional permission from the Council before making alterations to the outside of your property which if the property were not in a conservation area may not require planning consent (this includes changing the windows, adding satellite dishes, solar panels, conservatories, cladding etc). Demolition or part demolition of a property in a conservation area will usually require prior consent from the Council.
In addition, trees in a conservation area are protected and the Council must be notified six weeks in advance of any work you intend to carry out to a tree, this includes pruning or cutting down a tree.
If your property is in a conservation area and you are considering carrying out work to your property but are not sure as to whether or not permission will be required, we would always recommend that you contact the Council in the first instance for their guidance. Again, if you are unsure as to whether your property is in a conservation area speak to the Council who will be able to confirm this information.
For general advice in relation to any residential property matters, including planning permission requirements, please contact Laura Finnigan at Thompson Smith and Puxon on 01206 217 020 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org.


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If like us, you are already plotting your post-COVID (whenever that will be) travel plans, well, you’ll be happy to hear that the new Tarlac Pangasinan La Union Expressway (TPLEX) is almost done and it will cut travel time from Manila to La Union and Baguio significantly shorter.
The 88.85 km expressway connecting Metro Manila to Northern Luzon is nearly complete with its last 11 km segment confirmed to be open to motorists as early as July 15. It was originally set to be operational by April but has since been delayed due to the pandemic.
According to the Department of Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar, TPLEx is expected to reduce travel time from Tarlac to Rosario, La Union from three and a half hours to merely an hour.
TPLEX integrates other expressways like North Luzon Expressway and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway and has nine exits: La Paz in Tarlac City, Victoria, Gerona, Paniqui and Moncada in Tarlac; Rosales, Urdaneta City and Pozorrubio in Pangasinan; and Rosario in La Union.
The four-lane project under the government’s flagship Build, Build, Build program costs P24 billion, with concessions held by Private Infra Dev Corp., a San Miguel-controlled company.
Header photo courtesy of DPWH
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Arbor Day Project improves our Neighborhood
Saturday morning at 9 am, we had nearly 100 people gather together at the new Joaquin Park to volunteer their time to improve our neighborhood. Thanks to Luke Kennard's Eagle Project, we had 28 trees available from Provo City to plant in our park strips. The Mayor joined us for an Arbor Day ceremony to mark the value that trees have in our lives.
He pointed out that according to our City Forester, we have planted over 400 trees in our neighborhood since 2003 thanks to this type of service project. To me that is amazing. Yes, we have a large neighborhood, but that's quite a number. I want to personally thank Luke and his family for their lead in this effort, as well as the City Staff that helped our event.
The best time to plant a tree will always be 40 years ago--but last Saturday sure wasn't a bad 2nd.


The Town of Blue Hill is accepting plow bids for the 2021-2022 season. Bids should be submitted to the Town Hall no later than September 1, 2021. Please mail bids to 18 Union St. Blue Hill, Me 04614 to be considered.
Click here to view the bid information.
For more information, please call 374-2281 or email the municipal clerk.


Remember, in addition to paranoid, these folks are also liars
This is not a scam to build an arena. It's a chance to undo some of the damage that was inflicted when I-747 was reinstated.
If the City Council wanted to blow public money they have a lot easier ways of doing it than this. Not to mention the public outrage, lawsuits, etc, that would occur.
The current levy system is inefficient, empowers the wrong people, and has starved our parks of money. Fuck it.


This funny looking piece of architecture is called Krzywy Domek which is Polish for the 'crooked house'. It is located on Monte Cassino Street in Sopot, Poland. This weird crooked house is actually just an entrance to a building with a few restaurants and clubs.
The Krzywy Domek was built in 2004. It is approximately 4,000 square meters in size and is part of the Rezydent shopping center.


The first Metropolis metro train for Chennai Phase-I extension is ready for dispatch from the Alstom factory in Sri City to Chennai Metro Rail depot, where slow and high-speed routine tests will be performed before entering services.
The remaining nine trainsets are currently under various stages of manufacturing and is expected to be delivered by the end of February 2020.
The new trains will serve the 9-km metro extension from Washermanpet to Thiruvottriyur / Wimco Nagar. The value of the project is estimated at Rs.3770 crore (USD 2.6 billion).
Initially, Alstom and Chennai Metro Rail Limited signed a USD 243 million contract for the delivery of 42 Metropolis train sets. In 2018, Chennai Metro awarded Alstom a contract for the supply of 10 additional metro trains with the same configuration and specifications as supplied for the first phase.
The stainless-steel trains are equipped with air-conditioned and have electrically operated automatic sliding doors, offering comfort and easy access to passengers.
Being equipped with a regenerative braking system, the train ensures significant energy savings.
The Metropolis metro train for Chennai can operate at speeds of up to 80 km/h.
In February, Chennai inaugurated the last 10-km section of the first metro corridor, bringing the total length of the line at 45 km.


A public hearing on the local option levy (Measure 26-179) will take place on October 20Read More…
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Portland Housing Advisory Commission will meet from 3 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4 at Portland Housing Bureau, 421 S.W. Sixth Ave. in Portland. Click here for more information.


A section of Route 74/34 (Shawnee Parkway next to the Bill Emerson Memorial Bridge) beginning on Tuesday, Dec. 2 will be reduced to one lane as the Missouri Department of Transportation performs bridge repairs, weather permitting. The project is expected to last from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through Thursday, Dec. 11.
The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling near the area.
For additional information, contact MoDOT’s Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (1-888-275-6636) or visit www.modot.org/southeast.


Have your say about new local wood
Event Date: Wednesday 3rd September 2014
With the construction for the new woodland at Cuningar Loop well underway, it’s time for you to get involve.
You’re invited to a community consultation event on Wednesday, 3 September to find out what is planned for your local wood.
It’s a chance for you to ask questions about the project and have your say into what features and activities you’d like to see in the new wood.
Meet: Bridgeton Library, The Olympia Building, Orr Street, Glasgow


The scoping period closed on February 11, 2022. There will be additional opportunities for input as the environmental process moves forward. Metro is also planning to report back on the scoping findings later this Spring/Summer. Sign-up below to stay up-to-date on the latest news.
The environmental review phase will consist of two components: 1) preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA); and 2) preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement in accordance with the national Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
The environmental review process began with the scoping period, which occurred between November 30, 2021 and February 11, 2022. Metro received input from nearly 3,100 individuals, organizations and institutions during the scoping period. Metro is currently reviewing and organizing comments. They have been shared with the technical and Pre-Development Agreement (PDA) teams working to refine the alternatives.
The environmental document will be prepared as a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Metro is leading a robust stakeholder engagement program with the goal of building an inclusive vision that balances the unique needs of diverse corridor stakeholders.
During the environmental review phase, Metro is working with two private-sector teams, LA SkyRail Express and Sepulveda Transit Corridor Partners, under a first-of-its-kind pre-development agreement to develop design for project alternatives.
Watch this project update video to learn more about the alternatives and project status.
View the video recording from our June 2022 Community Update Meeting:
And for more information, please visit our Interactive StoryMap.
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Attendees will identify vulnerable roadways and help craft climate-resilient solutions. A series of virtual workshops for citizens interested in identifying roadways vulnerable to storm surge and sea level rise will take place over the next few weeks. Read on...
A Special Town Meeting will be held on Monday, November 15, 2021, at 7:00 pm in the Sandwich High School Auditorium. Based upon the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s extension of the mask requirement, through January 15, 2021, attendees Read on...
You are invited to a series of community workshops! The Sandwich Local Comprehensive Steering Committee is updating the Town’s Master Plan. This serves as a roadmap for the next 10 years in Sandwich. We are looking for your input. The Planning Dept. and Read on...


Everyone who attended could try out electro bikes or find out how best to combine different kinds of transport to get to where they are going – be it to work or fun – comfortably and quickly. And we were there.
The weather on Saturday was great and helped to attract several thousand visitors to the Prague neighbourhood of Karlín. For a day, Křižíkova street became a place to relax, have fun and learn about sustainable transport. There were dozens of exhibitors with stands reflecting the topic Mix and Move.
Polaď Prahu could of course not be absent from such an event, especially because the Sustainable Mobility Plan for Prague and Its Suburbs is a concept for the development of transport until 2030 with an emphasis on sustainability. We had a lot of interesting information at our stand about the Mobility Plan. Everyone could take a look at problem areas for car, public and bike transport. We were surprised at how well aware visitors were about these problems. With the help of the interactive game Create Your Own Mobility Plan, everyone could specify their personal preferences for implementing transport improvement measures.
The appended photographs show what it looked like in Karlín. In our opinion it was a great day, and we are pleased to have had the chance to meet with you in person. We would like to thank all of you for coming out and look forward seeing you, hopefully, next year.


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Literacy Rich Neighborhood – Community Advisory Board Meeting #1
Mt. Airy CDC is excited to collaborate with the community to design, locate, and program new Playful Learning installations for families this year as part of the Literacy Rich Neighborhood Initiative funded by the William Penn Foundation.
We are building a Community Advisory Board to guide this process, and we invite you to participate.
The Community Advisory Board will convene once a month to advise on the locations, designs, and programming for the installations. Meetings will begin in late January and will continue through August 2024.
Dinner and activities for children will be included. Please RSVP here.


The LiveWell Lawrence Community Plan
- on May 25, 2010
To improve the health of our community, we must act together to:
- Make healthy foods easier to get and to afford.
- Produce and consume more local foods.
- Offer 60 minutes of physical activity a day to all children.
- Build infrastructure for walking, bicycling, wheeling, and transit.


Mayor Scott Schertzer is announcing the following closures in observance of the Labor Day holiday for the City of Marion on Monday, September 3, 2018:
• All offices in City Hall will be closed.
• Sanitation crews will not work on Monday, September 3. Residents that normally have Monday sanitation service are asked to have their collections at curbside by 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 4. Sanitation crews will collect both Monday and Tuesday’s refuse on Tuesday, with the possibility that some of Tuesday’s collection could extend into Wednesday.
• Marion Area Transit buses will not operate on Monday, September 3. Normal bus routes will resume on Tuesday, September 4.
• Marion Senior Center will be closed on Monday, September 3. All programs, activities, and transportation will resume on Tuesday, September 4.
Necessary services including fire, police, and airport will operate as usual.


City Manager, Mayor say Parkway project in early stages of development
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - City manager Stephen Wade, alongside Topeka mayor Mike Padilla, said that the newly approved elevation parkway project is still in its early stages of development at Tuesday morning’s City of Topeka meeting, but they also say it is about time for the project to move forward.
13 NEWS attended the meeting and asked the leaders about multiple projects in the works -- including the elevation parkway recently added to the city’s budget at the November 15 city council meeting.
City manager Stephen Wade says the plan is still in its preliminary stages, and there is no set groundbreaking date, but both Wade and Mayor Padilla say the time is right for the governing body to start looking into projects like the parkway.
“Time’s change, financial conditions change, and the desire for change comes and goes, and I think right now, as we have seen the enthusiasm for progress in the city of Topeka,” said Padilla. “We are trying to look at these projects that have the potential to make a significant impact on our community, and take them off the shelf and start to look at them closely, and see if they are feasible so we can actually move on them or move on and look at other ideas. I just think that the flavor of the city right now is that we see the progress -- we want to spread that progress around. You know, we have other conversations that are going on about north Topeka over on [Highway] 24 and over on east Topeka, so it is being spread around, and that is the thing I think we always really wanted to try to encourage is hitting every part of the city touched by the process.”
“When we start talking about road projects and whatnot, those things are envisioned up many years in advance, and so this was some work done early on that has been ready to go when the time was right, and we think the time is right,” said Wade.
Wade said all studies and assessments should take a few months, and any updates related to the parkway would probably come closer to March.
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PennDOT District 6 says Almshouse Road is scheduled to close between Meadowview Drive and Wayne Drive in Warwick Township, Bucks County, on Saturday, April 27, from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM for pipe replacement.
During this operation, Almshouse Road motorists will be directed to use Route 263 (York Road), Bristol Road and Mearns Road. Local access will be maintained up to the construction zone.
In addition to Saturday’s closure, lane restrictions with flagging will occur in the same work area on Monday, April 29, through Wednesday, May 1, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for trench restoration.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the construction area because slowdowns will occur. All scheduled activities are weather dependent and subject to change.


Sioux Falls Community Gardens
APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2024 SEASON Are open.
The Sioux Falls Community Garden program allows gardeners to rent garden plots approximately 200 square feet in size. Each plot has a rental fee of $20.
This effort is led by the SDSU Extension Master Gardeners with support from the City of Sioux Falls, private businesses, churches and more than 300 individual gardeners in eight different gardens across Sioux Falls.
All gardeners need to review and follow the Community Garden Guidelines.
New gardeners should complete the online application and will receive notification by April 15 if a plot is available.
Returning gardeners should contact their team lead about participating in the 2024 season.
Questions should be directed to the Community Garden Coordinator by emailing email@example.com or by calling 605-782-3290.
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT (Chapters 1 through 182)
PUBLIC WAYS AND WORKS
SEWERS, DRAINS AND SIDEWALKS
Section 11. The board of health of a town may require the owner or occupant of any building upon land abutting on a public or private way, in which there is a common sewer, to connect the same therewith by a sufficient drain, and such owner or occupant who fails to comply with such order shall be punished by a fine of not more than two hundred dollars.


LAKE COUNTY, Ind. – An Indiana Department of Transportation contractor will have restrictions at the I-65 and I-94 interchange this weekend for ongoing concrete restoration work.
The ramp from northbound I-65 to eastbound I-94 is scheduled to close the evening of Friday, July 14 for concrete patching and is expected to reopen the morning of Monday, July 17. The detour will be to exit at U.S. 12/20 and use Ripley Street / State Road 51 to access eastbound I-94.
The ramp from northbound I-65 to westbound I-94 will have a single lane closure overnight on Friday, July 14, which will reopen the following morning. This lane closure will be pushed back to the following evening until weather allows if needed.
Schedules are weather dependent and subject to change. INDOT encourages drivers to allow extra time when driving through this area and follow traffic directions carefully. INDOT says motorists should slow down, exercise caution and drive distraction-free through all work zones.


Traffic is one of life in big cities’ biggest frustrations. Sometimes we can spend hours just waiting in traffic to travel a seemingly short distance. But what have engineers done over the years to help alleviate this problem? Well, one of the first innovations in the arena of traffic management was traffic signals and the science and engineering behind them is pretty fascinating.
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DOTD pursues design-build contract for I-10 expansion project
BATON ROUGE – DOTD has announced plans to move forward with the widening of seven miles of I-10 between Highland Road and LA 73 in Ascension Parish by pursing a design-build contract.
On Wednesday, DOTD issued a Notice of Intent seeking a design-build firm to widen the section of the interstate. The NOI can be viewed here. The project includes widening 1-10 a quarter mile west of the I-10/Highland Road interchange to east of the I-10/La 73 interchange from two lanes to three in each direction. The design build contract is estimated upward of $60 million and will be funded with federal funds.
"The widening of I-10 in East Baton Rouge and Ascension parishes is a priority for the state," DOTD Secretary Shawn Wilson said. "With the full support of the U.S. Department of Transportation and Governor Edwards, we're able to utilize the innovative design-build method to move us one step closer to reducing congestion and enhancing safety along this heavily traveled freight corridor."
Funding for the project is also available by DOTD re-purposing more than $40 million in funds.
"While actions by DOTD under this administration demonstrate what can be accomplished through innovation and by working with our federal partners, Louisiana's major transportation needs cannot be addressed without an additional long-term investment from the state," Wilson said.
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The new Fore River Bridge connecting Weymouth and Quincy is the inspiration for an award-winning replica created by a local team from STV, an engineering, architectural, planning and construction firm.
LEGO® building bricks were the construction materials for the STV Building Contest, celebrating the company's anniversary and to benefit Habitat for Humanity. A total of 130 employees on 15 teams from 11 company offices participated in the contest.
The Fore River Bridge replica is one of two that tied for first place. STV presented a $30,000 check to Habitat for Humanity International today in Boston, with MassDOT Highway Administrator Frank DePaola present. In addition, the Boston Habitat affiliate received a $4,000 donation.
Photographs and videos of winning replicas are available at: STV Anniversary Building Contest .
Central Artery Ramp Parcel Study Public Meeting posted on Mar 31
MassDOT and The Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) invite you to attend the 5th public meeting on the Central Artery Ramp Parcel Study. The next public meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 from 6:00-8:00 P.M. in the BRA Board Room (9th Floor), Boston …Continue Reading Central Artery Ramp Parcel Study Public Meeting
MBTA: Fitchburg Line Weekend Service Suspension posted on Mar 27
The MBTA has issued a Service Alert: No Weekend Service on the commuter rail Fitchburg Main Line for the period from April 25th, 2015 through November 22nd, 2015. The suspension of weekend service will allow construction of major improvements on the Fitchburg Main Line to …Continue Reading MBTA: Fitchburg Line Weekend Service Suspension
Employers Honored for Excellence in Commuter Options posted on Mar 26
The efforts of more than 170 Massachusetts businesses, colleges, and universities, who promote active, healthy, and sustainable commute options, were celebrated today for helping Massachusetts to reduce traffic congestion, to promote healthy lifestyles, and benefit the environment. The Massachusetts Excellence in Commuter Options (ECO) Awards …Continue Reading Employers Honored for Excellence in Commuter Options


NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS
Proposed Improvements to US 380 from Denton County Line to Hunt County Line
Collin County, Texas
CSJs: 0135-11-022, 0135-02-059, 0135-03-048, 0135-04-032, 0135-05-026
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is conducting a feasibility study for improvements to US 380 through Collin County, a distance of approximately 32 miles. TxDOT will conduct three public meetings to discuss and receive public comments on the proposed project. All three meetings will present the same information and will be held in an open house format with no formal presentation. Representatives from TxDOT and project consultants will be available to answer questions about the proposed project improvements. The meeting dates, times, and locations are listed below.
Thursday, April 26, 2018
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
1900 Gateway Boulevard
McKinney, Texas 75070
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Princeton High School
1000 E. Princeton Drive
Princeton, TX 75407
Thursday, May 3, 2018
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Rogers Middle School
1001 Coit Road
Prosper, TX 75078
The purpose of the study is to analyze potential roadway options for US 380, including improving the existing alignment or utilizing new alignments. Alignment options could require additional right-of-way to accommodate the project.
Study data and maps showing roadway alignments options will be available for viewing at the public meetings. This information will also be available for public inspection Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the TxDOT Dallas District. Meeting information will also be available online at www.Drive380.com.
All interested persons are invited to attend any of these public meetings. Written or electronic comments from the public are requested and will be accepted for a period of 15 calendar days. Written comments may be submitted either in person at the public meeting, online, or by mail to: Stephen Endres, P.E., TxDOT Dallas District Office, 4777 East US Highway 80, Mesquite, TX 75150-6643, or by email addressed to [email protected]. Written comments must be postmarked on or before Friday, May 18, 2018 to be included in the documentation of the public meeting.
The public meeting will be conducted in English. Persons interested in attending the meetings who have special communication or accommodation needs, such as the need for an interpreter, are encouraged to contact the TxDOT Dallas District Public Information Office at (214) 320-4480. Requests should be made at least two days prior to the public meeting. TxDOT will make every reasonable effort to accommodate these needs. If you have general questions or concerns regarding the proposed project, you may contact the TxDOT project manager, Mr. Stephen Endres, P.E. by phone at (214) 320-4469 or by email at [email protected].
The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 16, 2014, and executed by FHWA and TxDOT.


On Friday, April 23, Bartlett Tree Experts will prune a damaged tree and a hedge on the west side of the hospital campus near Sand Point Way NE, between Penny Drive and the construction entrance. This work will occur between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. The crew will use chainsaws and chippers, which will generate noise. We do not anticipate any transportation impacts on Sand Point Way or the adjacent sidewalk.
If you have questions, please contact Meghan Fuller, manager of Grounds Maintenance, at 206-307-6687.


The Community Gardens are located next to the Deming-Young Farm property at 282 Church Street. Plot sizes are 20 x 20 feet and will be roto-tilled and marked. Community Gardens are open to Newington residents only. The date of planting will be dependent on soil and weather conditions but is anticipated to be mid-spring. Water will be available but please bring your own containers.
Community Garden Plot Registration will begin in the winter. Keep an eye out for the beginning of registration in our winter brochure.


The New York DOS filed the Notice of Adoption for the 2020 NYS Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and NYS Energy Code. The Notice will appear in the NY State Register on February 12, 2020. The effective date for both codes will be May 12, 2020. So prior to May 12, 2020, the Uniform Code will continue to include the 2015 I-Codes, as amended by the 2017 Uniform Code Supplement. On and after May 12, 2020, the Uniform Code and Energy Code will include the 2020 NYS Code Books with no grace period. If a building permit has been filed with the local AHJ and/or a submission has been logged in with NYSDOS, the project may be reviewed/approved under the 2015 Codes. This Code adoption applies to ALL construction types, construction method and occupancies.


VHP stir disrupts traffic
The protestors blocked the capital’s roads from 8 am to 11 am bringing traffic to a standstill, reports Abhishek Bhalla.delhi Updated: Sep 13, 2007 01:06 IST
Motorists were caught in major traffic snarls across the city during Wednesday’s morning peak hours, as Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) activists came on to the streets protesting against the government’s decision to demolish a part of the ancient Ram Setu ridge off the country’s southern coast.
The VHP activists called for a chakka jam to protest the government’s decision.
The protestors blocked the capital’s roads from 8 am to 11 am bringing traffic to a standstill. The traffic police said the worst affected areas were parts of east Delhi. Vehicles lined up in long queues for hours at ITO, Vikas Marg, connecting Ghaziabad and Delhi. Parts of south Delhi were also hit, while there was traffic congestion even in Connaught Place even after roads were opened up for traffic.
While there was no violence reported, police said around 2,000 people had been detained in connection with the protests from different parts of the city.
Traffic also came to a halt on highways connecting Delhi to other states, including major jams on NH 24, connecting Ghaziabad, NH 2 connecting Faridabad and on the GT Road.
The police said even though the traffic eased at 11 am, the blockades had a cascading affect leaving motorists stranded on the roads even after that. “Whenever traffic is stopped even for five minutes it is bound to be disrupted. A short blockage on the road can have a rippling effect and traffic can be thrown out of gear,” said a senior traffic police officer.
First Published: Sep 13, 2007 01:03 IST


Catching a tram to the Trafford Centre is a step closer to reality after town hall bosses signed off the £300m needed for a new line.
The Metrolink extension - made possible in part by the Greater Manchester’s ’s devolution deal - is scheduled to be open by 2019.
Council leaders from the region’s 10 authorities have now officially signed off the cash needed for its construction, which they hope will start next year.
Watch: How the new Metrolink line will look
Most of that cash is coming via the Greater Manchester devolution deal, agreed with George Osborne last year, although Trafford council is also putting up £20m in capital funding.
In total, the entire project will cost £350m, £37m of which had already been signed off by the council leaders to allow 10 trams to be bought.
But this latest move marks a milestone in the overall scheme.
The next stage will see detailed designs drawn up - and an official government hearing in July to request the final sign-off from transport ministers.
Pictured: The Trafford Centre extension
Trafford council leader Sean Anstee said: “This is a really welcome milestone to secure the deliver of Metrolink to Trafford Park, which is a key strategic transport priority for Trafford and the wider Greater Manchester community.”
A public consultation on the 5.5km line, which closed last November, showed 89pc backing for the scheme.
It forms part of the super-council’s emerging vision for Greater Manchester over the next three decades.
Trafford Park provides more employment than anywhere outside the city centre - with at least 1,500 business and more than 30,000 jobs.
It is hoped workers in other parts of the conurbation, including those such as Rochdale and Oldham that have recently been added to the Metrolink network, will be able to access those jobs thanks to the new link - boosting the region’s economy as a whole and helping employment.
Its success in doing so will help determine future waves of cash from the government for other projects, under the terms of last year’s devolution deal.


The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) provides service to many special events each year. To plan your trip use RTA's on-line trip planner.
We will be hositng a Mobile Ticketing Kick-off event at Public Square. Please join us to learn more about Transit with EZfare to purchase your transit fare.
Brite Winter Festival. A celebration of art and music, co-sponsored by RTA, on the West Bank of the Flats.


An article 4 direction is a direction under article 4 of the General Permitted Development Order which enables the Secretary of State or the local planning authority to withdraw specified permitted development rights across a defined area. The following documents are the legal orders for article 4 directions within the London Borough of Barnet.
The documents below may include historical information on permitted development classes removed under the relevant legislation at that time. They may include historic maps which may now be superseded. However, in order to fulfil the Open Digital Planning Program specifications, we have translated the old A4 direction classes into their modern counterparts, details of which (including links to individual maps) can be found in the individual Article 4 direction pages in Barnet.gov.uk


In response to the COVID-19 pandemic all meetings have been postponed through July 7, 2020
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Ron Jordan, Chair
Mathew Harris, Liaison
Secretary: Cathy Shultes
Zoning Board of Appeals meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month when needed.
Below are the most current Zoning Board Meeting Minutes – archives are available upon request at the Town Hall.
Zoning Board Minutes:


Route Modifications & Permanent Stop Relocation Starting January 22, 2022
Effective Saturday, January 22, 2022, Muni is making the following route modifications to the.35 Eureka and 55 Dogpatch routes and will be permanently relocating one stop for the 14 Mission and 14R Mission Rapid routes.
35 Eureka Route Modification
Outbound to Glen Park
The outbound/southbound routing for the 35 Eureka will use 22nd Street to connect to Douglass Street, rather than 21st Street, to avoid having both inbound and outbound trips using the same street. The outbound stop at 21st St. & Douglass will be removed. A new stop at Eureka & 22nd will be added.
55 Dogpatch Route Modification
Inbound to 16th Street/Mission BART Station
The inbound/westbound route for the 55 Dogpatch will change near the 16th St. BART terminal. Coaches will make a right turn off of 16th Street onto Mission, make the existing stop at Mission & 16th St., (northeast), then make a loop via 15th to Valencia to 16th. After making the existing stop at 16th St. & Mission, coaches will begin their outbound/eastbound trip toward Dogpatch. Inbound 55 Dogpatch coaches will no longer stop at Mission & 16th (southwest).
14 Mission & 14R Mission Rapid Permanent Stop Relocation
Inbound to Downtown
The inbound stop at Mission & 11th St. will be permanently moved northeast across 11th Street to midblock between 11th and 10th streets in the bus-only lane in front of 1449 Mission Street.


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Wood Street bus stop changes
3 weeks ago
Due to work being carried out as part of the Central Square redevelopment, bus stops on Wood Street will not be in use from Tuesday 28th of July until further notice.
As a result of this closure, services 8, 9, 92, 94 & 95 will use alternative stops.
🚌 Service 8 & 9 towards Heath Hospital will stop at Wyndham Arcade stop JE
🚌 Services 8 & 9 towards Cardiff Bay will stop at Customhouse Street JL
🚌 Services 92 & 94 will start and end at Havelock Street stop JU
🚌 Service 95 towards Heath Hospital will stop at Havelock Street stop JU and Wyndham Arcade stop JE
🚌 Service 95 towards Barry will stop at Customhouse Street stop JL and Havelock Street stop JU


New water treatment plant for Whakamaru coming online
UPDATE: 2pm Monday 22 August: Delay to bringing new water treatment plant online
Work to bring online the new water treatment plant in Whakamaru has been delayed and will not get underway tomorrow as originally advised. We'll update residents as soon as we have a new date for this work. Thanks for your patience.
Our team are bringing online the new water treatment plant for Whakamaru tomorrow, Tuesday 23 August.
While this work is taking place, Whakamaru residents may notice brief periods of low water pressure between 8am Tuesday 23 August and 4pm Wednesday 24 August.
Apologies for the inconvenience, our team will be working as quickly as possible to get this work done!


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Our web visitors, eNewsletter subscribers and magazine readers alike need the very latest knowledge to keep on top of developments. This website receives on average over 40,000 page views each month, with Highways also receiving over 33,000 and Smart Highways just under 24,000.
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City looks for more permanent solution as potholes start popping up
Metro area drivers may notice potholes are beginning to pop up around the city.
On 144th street just north of west center road you can see potholes that had already been filled at one point --- popping out.
City crews work year-round on the city's potholes but filling them is just a part of the process. There is also maintenance that needs to occur and filling cracks to keep water from getting inside and freezing.
The city got behind in that part of the process last year due to weather.
"Last year was so bad that is literally all we did for months and months, we are usually done filling the backlog, the winter potholes we're normally done by early June…this year it went on into august there was just such a volume of those so when that happens you don't get to some of the other things that you normally start in July like the crack sealing and weeds in the median and things like that…it was all hands on deck for potholes even with outside contractors last year,” said Todd Pfitzer, City of Omaha Engineer.
Filling potholes is just a band-aide to a more permanent approach. Pfitzer says that resurfacing as many streets as possible would help.
A document shows that 62 resurfacing projects across the city were completed through the end of October.
Roads like West Maple and Military were rebuilt with state funds but with 5,000 lane miles in Omaha, that’s just the beginning.
In town hall meetings, Mayor Jean Stothert says Omaha faces a 34 million dollar annual shortfall on rebuilding streets.
Resurfaced streets last about 15 to 20 years but last even longer with routine maintenance. The mayor is looking at a bond issue and other funding methods without a tax increase.


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Fort Lauderdale city staff have reported to the City Commission that the latest estimated cost for the WAVE is up $52 million from the cost promised taxpayers when the project was approved. The completion date for the WAVE Streetcar has now been pushed back four years to 4th quarter of 2020.
In Jan 2013 the DDA reported the $142.6mm project would start construction in mid-2014 and the streetcar would carry-passengers in 2016.
DDA records show that by December 2013 the project was running 7 months late.
A DDA Board update in January 2014 brought bad news: DDA Director Chris Wren reported that the end date for the project had been pushed back another year to late 2017.
Six months ago, in July 2015, Wren reported once again to his Board; now there would be a $7mm shortfall and construction would begin in 2016.
In November 2015 Wren’s DDA WAVE Team announced the project would start in September 2016 and would be “ready to ride on Oct 23, 2018.”
Over the past four years the estimated cost has crept almost 40 percent – from the original $142.6 million promise sold to the taxpayers, to the latest estimate of $192.3 million. The original “ready to ride” estimated service date was to be this year – 2016. As of now, that has been pushed back 4 years, to late 2020.
The City of Fort Lauderdale CRA borrowed $7.5mm and paid it up-front for a segment of streetcar that takes an oddly calculated “loop” that seems to serve no purpose other than to parade the car past some prime property in Flagler (who owns that property I wonder??). The City began paying interest on the loan last year. Interest and principal payments are coming due, and opportunity costs will continue to accrue while the DDA figures out how to deliver the project they promised.
This WAVE is starting to look like the “Little Engine that Couldn’t”


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On Friday, May 27th, 2022 at 7 AM, the City of Watertown will be lifting the annual springtime roadway load limits within the city limits of Watertown. The SD regulations governing loads still apply. Thank you for your cooperation. Rob Beynon Street Superintendent


West Adams / Mid City
West Adams & Mid City have quickly become the go to neighborhoods for younger, first time buyers. The area has become popular amongst the hip and in-the-know, and the businesses sprouting up in the area are reflective of it's mix of colorful residents.
West Adams / Mid City are known for their beautiful large, and modest Craftsman style homes. It's very centrally located to Downtown LA, Culver City, Miracle Mile and Hollywood.


Road in terrible condition
Reported in the Roads/highways category by Chris Reay at 10:16, Sat 23 December 2017
Sent to Hackney Council 3 minutes later
The road surface is missing and so cycling is almost impossible. This needs totally resurfacing.
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Just to let you know that Colchester Council’s 2014 Trees For Years giveaway will be taking place on Saturday February 1st from 10am at Rowan House. Borough residents and community groups will be able to get free trees and shrubs from a variety of different species to help green the borough a little more. For […]
I wrote a while ago about the Council’s trees for years initiative, which was meant to happen this Saturday, the 2nd of February. However, because of the recent cold weather, it’s been necessary to delay this to allow the ground conditions to improve for moving the trees. It’s now scheduled to take place on Saturday […]
Just had an email through with details of the Council’s Trees For Years scheme for next year. As has happened in previous years, the Council will be giving out 2,013 trees, shrubs and bushes to Colchester residents to help make the Borough a greener place. Next year’s event will be taking place on Saturday 2nd […]
Just a reminder that the Council’s Trees for Years giveaway is happening today. For more details click here.
As we’ve done in previous years, Colchester Borough Council will be giving away 2011 trees and plants this year to help make the Borough a greener place. This year’s giveaway will be on Saturday 22nd January at Rowan House. Full details: Trees for Years 2011 will be taking place on Saturday 22nd January. The free […]


2021 Co-op Community Spaces recipients
For seven years, Co-op Community Spaces has been creating places where communities can gather, learn and grow. We’re committed to investing in the communities we serve because communities are at the heart of what makes us a Co-op.
This year, we’re providing $1 million to support 15 projects that will help protect, beautify and improve spaces in these local communities.
Sportsplex Public Fieldhouse
North Cowichan, B.C.
“A fieldhouse has always been part of our long-term vision, and now it’s becoming a reality because of the support we received through Co-op Community Spaces. Now, participants in our free after school programs and community groups will have access to the new spaces; a dream come true that has been over 25 years in the making.”
Chris Jaycox - Executive Director, Cowichan Sportsplex
Co-op Community Café
Medicine Hat, Alta.
“We are very grateful for the partnership with Co-op Community Spaces. Creating community is what we do best and we feel that the partnership with Co-op furthers that goal for community to come together around food”
Celina Symmonds - Executive Director, Medicine Hat and District Food Bank
Co-op Community Toboggan Run
“The coolest thing about receiving this funding, is that Co-op clearly believes in this project, as we do! A toboggan run has been all talk in our community for over a decade. Co-op Community Spaces IS the reason we will make it a reality!”
Stacey Penner, - Project Leader
River Ridge Trails
"We are beyond excited to partner with the Co-op on our fabulous project River Ridge Trails. Co-op is the heart of so many communities, and we are so thankful to the Co-op for the contribution that they have made to our families, community and surrounding areas."
Daphne Hanneson - Langham Multi-Use Trail Committee
Co-op Community Pavilion
"The project is the largest project our club has undertaken in at least 50 years! We knew we’d be relying heavily upon the generosity and support of our community to make this happen. Co-op Community Spaces funding was one of the first to come through for us and was a true difference maker. Quite simply, we could NOT have done this without the support of the Co-op Community Spaces."
Frank Thomas - Kiwanis Club of Brandon
Creating spaces for everyone
Increased opportunities for recreation
Preservation of natural spaces
Community agriculture and food education initiatives
Co-op Community Spaces has supported 147 projects with $10.5 million dollars since 2015. See the full list of past recipients here.


The Edinburgh Airport Noise Advisory Board (EANAB) was set up in 2017.
The board was established in order to create and maintain a pathway for communities to engage with the airport on issues relating to aircraft and noise, with the primary aim of minimising noise impact on affected or potentially affected areas.
The board is made up of representatives from community councils and other relevant bodies.
EANAB meetings take place on the first Wednesday of every month.
For more information visit the Edinburgh Airport Noise Advisory Board website by clicking here.


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A bid by a group of neighbours to turn a concrete cul-de-sac into a village green has caused a legal quandary for MK Council.
Community-minded residents in Penn Road, Fenny Stratford have been using the land outside their homes for street parties and charity events for the past 20 years.
They say they are entitled “as of right” to have it registered as an official green under the Commons Act.
If they succeed it will be a criminal offence for anybody to build on or fence off the patch of land, which measures 17 metres by 20 metres and is opposite Pink Punters nightclub.
Despite months of debate, the council has not reached a decision – mainly due to legal threats from the Canal and Rivers Trust, who own part of the area.
“It has turned into a battle of the barristers and it must be costing a fortune,” said Penn Road resident Tim James.
It is understood the Trust, together with would-be developers HID Estates Ltd, want to retain an interest in the land to protect future development.
Earlier this year councillors decided to refuse the application. Then weeks later they organised a special meeting to discuss whether they should change their minds.
But, in a bizarre blunder, residents were told the meeting started at 7pm – when it was actually held at 6pm.
“We arrived at the council and the meeting room was all locked up. It was all over,” said Mr James.
Now he and his neighbours claim that meeting was illegal because they were misinformed of the time.
This week the residents, objectors and councillors were due to hold a second meeting in a bid to finally reach an agreement.


We are continuing to update the evidence that informs preparation of the local plan.
- Local Plan Viability Assessment Stage One (to follow)
- Education Needs Position Statement (Lancashire County Council) (to follow)
- Community Infrastructure Levy - Feasibility Report 2018 (to follow)
- Community Infrastructure Levy - Economic Viability Assessment (PDF, 727KB) (September 2012)
- Draft Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) (PDF, 1.6MB) (December 2016)
Last updated: 19 February 2018


Consultation Cafe event for proposed Shinfield Local Centre and Primary School. On behalf of the Development Consortium: This event is an opportunity for residents to learn about the proposals for the Shinfield Local Centre and to have a say on the emerging plans. We will also be presenting design proposals for a new Shinfield primary school. There will be an opportunity to comment on these plans via a feedback form. All local residents are invited to attend our consultation café event as follows: Saturday April 13th 2013: 11am – 6pm Oakbank School (formerly Ryeish Green School), Hyde End Lane, Ryeish Green, RG7 1ER Refreshments will be provided. You are free to attend at any time between 11am and 6pm – the idea is to drop in at a time most convenient for you. To obtain an electronic copy of the presentation materials please email Nickchancellor <at> meetingplacecommunications.com or call 0800 1488911 and we will arrange for an electronic copy to be sent to you after the event. Share...Read More
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The Public Works Department will be collecting leaves and grass clippings for a limited time only. The spring collection begins on Monday April 24, 2017 and will end May 5, 2017. Starting May 6th residents can use our compost facility on Patterson Crescent on Saturday mornings (8am-noon) to dispose of yard waste. Residents can also use the compost facility Wednesday evenings starting May 10th (3pm-8pm).
Leaves must be place at the curb in paper bags before 8am.
Plastic bags will NOT be collected!
Branches and other yard waste will NOT be collected.


Aant van der Zee is an assistant professor with the research group Information Systems in the Built Environment at the department of the Built Environment (research program Design and Decision Support Systems). The ISBE Group carries out research and education in the field of information systems used for the engineering and management of the built environment, into which they are embedded. This leads to new ICT methods and techniques in the context of building sciences and urban sciences.
Aant van der Zee was a research assistant at TU/e until 1990, when he became a technical draughtsman at Adviesbureau Tielemans (Eindhoven) and subsequently an architectural draughtsman with Architect Th. J. Lammers (Beek en Donk). From 1991 until 1993, Aant van der Zee worked for engineering firm ACE (Geldrop) and from 1993 until 1997, he was a project engineer at Haegens Holland (Horst). From 1997 until 2002, he was a software engineer at Twee Snoeken Automatisering (‘s Hertogenbosch) after which he was appointed as assistant professor in the Design Systems group of the department of the Built Environment of TU/e.
3D concrete printing in architecture(2017)
Development of a multi-desciplinary university wide design course(2015)
From rapid prototyping to automated manufacturing(2014)
Modeling of RL-Cities(2012)
Out of the box design : pedagogical approach on generative design teaching(2011)
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Sri Lakshmi Enclave consists of 70 units of 2bhk and 3bhk. Its unique design elements like bringing nature side, free flowing inner spaces, huge internal garden or lung sapces provide a serene look to the project. Each apartment is vastu compliant so you can live worry-free all your life.
About locality: Srirampura, a key residential destination is located in the northern zone of Bangalore. The locality is in proximity to the international airport, planned infrastructure such as the elevated expressway (Bellary road), high speed rail link, Bangalore metro rail, etc. The locations is approximately 6 kilometers from the Benniganahalli flyover. The project is just 2 km from the proposed express road to international airport & 2 km from the Hennur main road, 1 km from Indian Academy College. This superior connectivity is a major contributor in evolving this locality into a prime residential destination of the city.
Price: Rs 5.435.600
Square Meters: 117.9869


Posted: October 31, 2018
Before and after
As part of our ongoing work to improve the look and feel of the City Centre BID area, our ambassadors report issues such as tagging and fly-tipping to Bristol Waste who react very quickly to remedy each situation.
Here are some recent before and after photos, which we are delighted to share with you; we will update these regularly:
Flytipping on Tower Lane – April 2018
Flytipping on Hill street – May 2018 (reported to us via Facebook)
Deep cleansing on Park Street – June 2018
The City Centre BID’s Park Street deep cleansing project began on Sunday 24th June and will be completed in time for the Bristol GP on Sunday 8th July. These pictures were taken after the first night’s work. For further information click HERE.
Fly-tipping on Park Street – July 2018
Dangerous tree stump removed from Park Street – August 2018
Issue reported by The Woods. Tree stump removed by Bristol City Council.
Litter in Chantry Court – August 2018
Litter on Welsh Back – September 2018
Graffiti at Cathay Rendezvous on King Street – October 2018
If you would like our help with similar issues email firstname.lastname@example.org


10/10/2015 - 10/10/2015
07:00 am to 06:00 pm
North Leverett Ave will be closed between W Berry St & W North St for sewer maintenance. Detours will be marked.
Vehicular traffic should exercise caution in this area and follow all marked detour signs in vicinity.
Dylan MCCarthy with In-Situ Form(214-709-1316)


Yesterday we noted that the AFA’s Bryan Fischer was demanding the end to the construction of all mosques on the grounds that “each Islamic mosque is dedicated to the overthrow of the American government.”
I have said this thing should not be built. I have appealed to every construction firm in the city of New York not to take a dime of tainted money to build this thing. It’s going to be a memorial to the Muslim martyrs. It’s going to be a memorial to the conquest of Allah and Islam on 9/11. That’s what this whole thing is about. And even worse, I believe, it’s going to be a terrorist training center. It’s going to be a center for the inculcation of jihadist ideas.
Permits, in my judgment, should not be granted to build even one more mosque in the United States of America. Not one! We ought to be done with the building of mosques in the United States of America. I’m not saying go out and tear down the ones that are there. I’m saying we should not issue building permits for a single additional mosque in the United States of America.
I particularly like how Fischer makes clear that he’s not calling for the destruction of existing mosques, because that would be going too far. So you can see how reasonable he is.


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Conceived as a series of interconnected pavilions enclosing a garden, the courtyard-house typology is utilized to achieve private interiority within the suburban context. The strategic interplay of light and shadow, expansion and contraction, solidity and lightness is used to derive spatial richness. The house incorporates fuel cell and solar panel technologies, passive cooling, greywater reclamation, and extensive use of reclaimed finish materials.


Monday, 17 August 2009
As you can see, this new improved cycle lane on Leyton Green Road E10 has really made a difference to cycling. It operates on a "shared use" principle. Car owners can park in it every day of the year, without restriction. The rest of the time it is for the use of cyclists.


City Hall will be closed on June 29th. In support of our upcoming wastewater treatment facility improvement project, City Staff and some of your elected officials will be touring a few wastewater facilities to ensure the best option is selected for Elkhart.
The City Council has yet to enact any changes in regards to the City Code governing the use of fireworks within City Limits. Therefore, it is still unlawful to use or explode any fireworks within City limits. For questions regarding fireworks please contact City Hall or reference Chapter 45, Section 23 of the Elkhart Code of… Read More »
Weather permitting; the City of Elkhart will spray for mosquitoes Friday June 23, 2017 depending on weather and wind from approximately 9 – 11pm. The insecticide used for spraying is Permanone Ready –To-Use which contains Permethrin and Piperonyl Butoxide Technical and other ingredients. Permanone is used to control insect pests in residential and recreational… Read More »
Hog Roast Flyer 2017 View the flyer for all the details!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Public input wanted on changes to the DART Commission A public hearing will take place before the Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority’s (DART’s) Board of Commissioners votes on a recommendation to change its structure at its June 6 meeting. The public is invited, and encouraged, to… Read More »


The Isingiro County south Member of Parliament, Alex Byarugaba, has criticized the shoddy work being done by Multiplex Company on the Mbarara-Kikagate road.
During a tour of his constituency recently, Byarugaba complained that Multiplex was using poor murram and making the road very narrow. He said that the road has already developed pot holes before it is officially handed over to government.
Multiplex was contracted by government to construct a 50 km first class murram road stretch at a cost of 600 million shillings.
Under the contract, the company was expected to widen and lay first class murram on the road. Work is expected to end in July.
Byarugaba says that Multiplex should not be paid until it corrects all the anomalies on the road.
Recently, the residents of Isingiro district had planned to demonstrate over the shoddy work on the road, but the plan was reversed by the State Minister for Works, John Byabagambi, who intervened and promised to talk to multiplex.


Flying Hills is a residential development of condos, townhomes, apartments and detached singles built beginning in the 1970s through the early 2000s in around the periphery of the FLying HIlls Golf Club. There are approximately 800 residences altogether.
The Flying Hills Golf Course is just over 6,000 yards (par 70). It opened in 1971. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of every skill level.
Main entry to the Flying Hills community is from Morgantown Road (Route 10) onto Flying Hills Drive.
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Road work begins today on the Displaced Left Turn Intersection Project located at the intersection of St.Peters Rd and the Charlottetown Perimeter Highway. Two-way, one-lane traffic will be maintained. Motorists are reminded to reduce speed, obey construction signs and traffic control personnel,...
Sunday July 5, the Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy will be installing two overhead sign structures on Route 1 on the east and west approaches to the Mason Road roundabout. Work is expected to occur between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Due to safety reasons, there...
Sunday June 28, crews will be installing an overhead sign structure on Route 2 immediately east of the Granville Street roundabout. Work is expected to occur between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Due to safety reasons, there will be a stoppage in traffic on Route 2 for approximately 15...
Work on Route 2 - Milton Station / Springvale - is underway. The work is taking place 85 metres east of the intersection of Route 2 and Route 248 (North York River Road) proceeding west for 2,300 metres. Work includes cold planing (milling) existing asphalt, placing asphalt base and placing asphalt...
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We have adjusted our operations based on COVID-19 public health advice. You can now visit our office to pick up or drop off your applications. We continue to encourage applications online, by email at firstname.lastname@example.org and by mail at 69 Belvedere Avenue, Suite 1-B01 Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8...
Multi-unit residential building owners are eligible for energy efficiency programs such as home insulation rebates, energy efficient equipment rebates and winter warming help for low income residents.


FORT WORTH DISTRICT
BELLAIRE DRIVE LANE SHIFTS
July 22, 2022
|WHEN: ||Friday, July 22, 2022, through Saturday, July 30, 2022|
|WHERE:||Bellaire Drive and I-20|
FORT WORTH – From Friday, July 22, 2022, through Saturday, July 30, 2022, Bellaire Drive will intermittently have its lanes of traffic shifted at I-20. This is to allow for delivery of materials, and there will still be two lanes available for two-way traffic (no flaggers needed).


Due to changed COVID-19 precautionary measures, the Bogalusa Council met Tuesday (December 1, 2020) virtually, using GO TO Meeting. The Council, Mayor Wendy Perrette, and participants were able to join the meeting by phone or computer. Despite technical problems, the Council addressed the matters on the Agenda.
- an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to declare surplus property at 537 Ontario Avenue
- an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into a contract for water system improvements
- an ordinance to approve the 2020 revised budget
Additionally, the Council
- heard from Washington Parish Public Works Director Ken Wheat and Parish Councilman Rusty Fornea regarding the 10 Mil Tax Renewal on the December 5th ballot and the benefits that the tax brings to all parish residents
- approved Mayor Perrette's recommendations for appointments to the Cemetery Board
Following Council Discussions, the meeting adjourned.


Officials at Dumbarton FC insist they need a new stadium if they are to avoid a “cycle of decline” from which they may never recover.
The Sons issued the warning in a letter to planners in support of a bid to build a new 4,000 seater stadium at Young’s Farm between the town and Renton.
They also suggested the plan was the best chance they have of ever returning to the highest level of Scottish football.
The club last competed in the top flight in the old first division in 1985 and are the only existing Scottish league champions never to have competed in the Scottish Premier League.
They have written to West Dunbartonshire Council in support of the controversial bid to build the stadium and create new community sport facilities – the application was originally submitted in May last year.
The board’s letter states: “Significant levels of spending on repair and renewal of our existing facilities over the next five years would mean less finance available for the football team, which would likely reduce performance with the knock-on effect of decreasing fan attendance and associated match-day revenue.
“If Dumbarton remain at Castle Road there is a serious risk of entering a cycle of decline which would be very difficult to reverse.”
The letter adds: “The Board of Dumbarton FC has a vision of a successful, financially viable football club playing at the highest viable and sustainable level within Scottish football and contributing as a reliable partner to the economic and social well-being of its community.
“In order to achieve this vision, a larger stadium that has a greater range and quality of in-stadium facilities for the use of both the teams, supporters, businesses and the community is required.
“As a result of work done since the last LDP review process, the club aspires to a stadium which has the potential to accommodate up to 4,000 spectators, along with relevant stadium related infrastructure and facilities.
“If this capacity and necessary promotions can be achieved the team would be eligible to play in the Scottish Premier League.
“Unfortunately, it is not possible to achieve this vision at our current location, and it has become necessary to relocate the club from its present location to develop a new stadium.”
The plan by the applicant, Dumbarton Community Football, is to fund the creation of the potential new £13.5 million facility with a 200 home residential development.
The club followed up that letter with a series of public meetings and a written guarantee to fans in a bid to get them behind the move.
The owners of Dumbarton Football Club, a group of investors known as Brabco, made six pledges to the club’s fans through the Sonstrust, a registered cooperative, ahead of a vote on whether the trust should give formal support to the planning application for a new stadium development at Young’s farm.
It came after a three-hour meeting of trust representatives with Brabco director Chris Stainton last Friday, and a Q&A session at the club’s stadium ahead of Dumbarton’s game against Dunfermline on Saturday.
The assurances include agreeing to no ground share during relocation process and the Trusts ongoing representation on the club’s board.
But not everyone agrees and at the end of 2017 another community council submitted its formal objection.
Bonhill and Dalmanoch Community Council objected in a seven page letter to planners – backing up a similar objection from Silverton and Overtoun Community Council.
Their letter concludes: “In our opinion, the environmental and social costs of this development far outweigh any potential economic benefits.”


Mexico Bridge officially Open and Inaugurated, January 30,2021
Hon. Teddy C. Tumang, Municipal Mayor together with Pampanga 3rd District Representative/ Deputy Speaker Hon. Aurelio ” Dong” Gonzales, Sangguniang Bayan Members of Mexico led by Hon. Jonathan R. Pangan, DPWH District Engineer, Engr. Almer C. Miranda, Municipal Engineer, Engr. Jesus S. Punzalan and other Municipal functionaries officially inaugurated, blessed, and opened the newly constructed Mexico Bridge.
After five months of closing and constructing the said bridge, it is now officially open and passable. The bridge was accomplished and completed two (2 months) ahead of its original target date of completion on March 2021.
The opening of Mexico Bridge will have a great impact, especially in preventing long traffic and will boost the flow of the economy as it serves as the main thoroughfare of the town’s neighboring communities.
The inauguration and blessing ceremony was officiated by Rev. Fr. Arnulfo Serrano, Parish Priest, Sta. Monica Parish Church.
The Municipal Government of Mexico extends its sincerest gratitude to all the partner agencies, especially to DPWH, Cong. Dong Gonzales, and the People of Mexico for the all out support and cooperation of the local government.


(20182546)-This lot is located in the heart of the Jefferson Historic Riverfront District. At the corner of Austin and Vale Streets, this property offers an excellent location for the construction of a hotel or for the development of New Orleans style townhouses. It is listed for $135,000.
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Telegraph Canyon Road #2, Chula Vista, California
Telegraph Canyon Road #2, Chula Vista, California 91910 - Estate lot in the heart of Chula Vista. Conceptual Site Plan attached. Partially fenced. Excellent location. 180 frontage feet on Telegraph Canyon Road. Zoned to build "1" home. (adjacent lot also available) - Purchase separately or together - These are the last 2 lots zoned for SFR in Chula vista with over 180+ front footage. Rare opportunity.
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Following a series of public meetings and extensive engineering work, the South Florida Water Management District this month approved a contract to begin permanent improvements on a local flood control berm between the J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area and nearby homes. The berm suffered storm damage in 2012, which the SFWMD addressed with emergency but temporary repairs.
“District staff took immediate actions to provide flood relief and bolster the berm during and after the historic rainfall from Tropical Storm Isaac,” said SFWMD Governing Board member Melanie Peterson, a long-time Palm Beach County resident. ”This action will enhance flood protection and safety for residents in the Indian Trail Improvement District for many years to come.”
The SFWMD is investing $3.5 million in the phase 1 work, which will include a new earthen levee measuring 2.6 miles long, 14 feet wide at the top, 50 feet wide at the bottom and 6 feet tall. Construction is slated to begin in early March and will take place over the next 14 months.


Bryggebroen is a new bridge for bicycles and pedestrians in Copenhagen. These new bridges have a tremendous effect on life in Copenhagen. It is difficult to explain. Somehow bridges are good for human beings. Of course we can save time by using a bridge but there is more to it than that. A lot more.
• Bryggebroen is on FACEBOOK
More bridges please. We can’t get enough of them. Yes, we love Bryggebroen, indeed we do.
Published 31 August 2016


STELLA GREEN is Europe’s leading manufacturer of plastic, permeable, paving grids. STELLA GREEN products provide excellent ground support, reinforcement systems [...]and landscaping solutions. The STELLA GREEN plastic paving grids are ideal in the use of permanent permeable reinforcement for the car parks, driveways, lawns, golf courses and the stabilisation of any soft earth areas. As well as the plastic paving grids STELLA GREEN has also produced a unique lightweight, flexible and quick and easy to install landscape edging system providing a complete solution for gardening and landscaping.
Plan your visit to the trade fair!


State Highway 1 (Telangana)
Rajiv Highway(SH-1) is a Four lane express Toll road in Northern Telangana, India. The highway is managed by Hyderabad - Karimnagar - Ramagundam (HKR) Roadways, Ltd. The Highway begins at Jubilee Bus Station in Hyderabad and joins NH-63 at the Ramagundam(Godavarikhani) of (Karimnagar district) . The TRS government proposed to extend this highway up to Maharashtra border (via., Mancherial, Bellampalli and Asifabad.
- Rajiv Rahadaari - రాజీవ్ రహదారి ,राजीव सडक
- Rajiv Highway
- Telangana State SH-1 ( Formerly Andhra Pradesh SH-1)
- Hyderabad-Karimnagar-Ramagundam Road (HKRR)
- Toll Plaza-1 km.91.450 (Duddeda, Siddipet)
- Toll Plaza-2 km.140.050 (Renikunta, Karimnagar)
- Toll Plaza-3 km.208.100 (Basanth nagar, Kesoram Cement Factory, Near Airport of Ramagundam)
It is a great and well maintained highway in Telangana. It looks very beautiful with 4 lanes 2 way traffic. We can achieve more than design speed, I think the design speed would be around 80 kmph once I travelled by bike with 100 kmph safely. It takes hardly 3 hrs to reach Hyderabad from Karimnagar.
- "ANDHRA PRADESH ROAD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION". aprdc.in.
- "Rajiv Highway tender in process". projectsmonitor.com.
- K. M. Dayashankar. "For State Highway-1, double is trouble". The Hindu.
- Staff Reporter. "Irregularities alleged in four-laning of highway". The Hindu.
- "82-km Stretch of Rajiv Rahadari has 60 Curves". The New Indian Express.
- "World Highways - From rubber to nanotechnology, new additives give longer life". worldhighways.com.


The Muhammad Ali Center
Parking: Due to construction you cannot turn onto 6th Street from Main Street/Downtown. You can turn onto 6th Street from River Road or enter the Muhammad Ali Center garage from 7th Street. On 6th Street, you can enter the garage through either entrance on the right. Overflow parking is located in the PARC Riverfront Garage directly
across 6th Street.