Demand Mayor Wright Rescind his Support of the Tolls!
Fellow Portsmouth Residents,
When we first learned the details of the public-private partnership that would create the tolls at the Downtown and Midtown tunnels, many Portsmouth residents took immediate action to organize opposition to the proposed tolls. We all recognized that any toll, no matter the cost, would devastate Portsmouth's economy and well-being.
At the same time we were organizing opposition to this agreement, Mayor Kenny Wright sent a letter to the Department of Transportation stating, "We in Portsmouth have long supported the project." Mayor Wright claimed the tolls were "necessary" and urged Secretary Ray LaHood to "favorably support" the agreement so it could move forward as quickly as possible.
While Mayor Wright sent this letter in an attempt to lower the cost of the project, he inadvertently conceded the very point at the heart of the anti-tolls movement: that these tolls are an unconstitutional tax levied by an un-elected organization. By characterizing the tolls as "necessary," in a letter he wrote, "on behalf to the citizens of Portsmouth," Mayor Wright effectively gave the public-private partnership his blessing of approval.
Every Portsmouth resident that opposes the tolls needs to demand Mayor Kenny Wright rescind this letter and his tacit support of the tolls! So long as our leaders in Richmond and Washington believe Portsmouth residents support the tolls, they will never take action to abolish them. Please share this petition with your friends and, together, we will hold Mayor Wright accountable!
The People of Portsmouth


About the Project:
The Ford Dearborn Campus Transformation Master Plan proposal aims to foster innovation by consolidating Ford populations, integrating skill teams, and creating opportunities for interaction that together facilitate collaboration. The plan also supports holistic human and environmental wellbeing, enriches the greater Dearborn community, anticipates change, and honors the Ford legacy. The Master Plan realizes these ambitions in each of the three fundamental components of the Ford ecosystem—mobility, site, and architecture—at global, regional, campus, and elemental scales. Together, they create a campus that serves as a living laboratory and community amenity with vibrant, versatile, multimodal streets; restored, dynamic open space; and daylit, versatile, interconnected workspaces.


|For Immediate Release
June 11, 2012
Public Information Office
|Night Work on Interstate 93 Southbound in Salem
Traffic Shift at Exit 1 Will Require Lane Closures
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation anticipates the use of nighttime lane closures in Salem on Interstate 93 southbound between the Exit 2 and the Massachusetts state line. This work is scheduled for Friday, June 15, from 7:00 pm until 8:00 am on Saturday (6/16). This night work is weather dependent and will be postponed if poor weather conditions occur.
Motorists using I-93 southbound in the area between Exit 2 and the state line in Salem during these hours can expect minor traffic delays. Uniformed officers and traffic control devices will be used to assist motorists through the work zone. Motorists using I-93 southbound in this area and the Exit 1 southbound on and off Ramps in Salem can expect to be traveling in new traffic patterns during and after this work is completed and should stay alert for the changes.
This lane closure work is required to complete a traffic shift onto a new portion of southbound Interstate 93. The 1.5-mile portion of new and interim interstate begins near the south end of the existing bridge over NH 38 (Lowell Road) and continues to a point 2,000 feet north of the state line. It includes interim tie-ins for the Exit 1 southbound on and off ramps. This traffic pattern will be utilized for approximately two months until the phase 2A construction of southbound Interstate 93 is completed.
This work is part of the $30.5 million I-93 widening and reconstruction project in the vicinity of Exit 1. The general contractor is Middlesex Corporation of Littleton, Massachusetts.


STATEHOUSE (Dec. 7, 2022) – More than $2 million is headed to Hendricks County communities to accelerate road and bridge improvements, according tolocal legislators.
State Rep. Jeff Thompson (R-Lizton) said the local funding from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program is for road and bridge preservation, road reconstruction, intersection improvements, guardrail replacements and signage, and can cover material costs for chip sealing and crack filling operations. In total, 229 towns, cities and counties will receive over $119 million in state matching grants.
“With Community Crossings Grants, Hoosier communities large and small can continue investing in their immediate infrastructure needs and plan for future growth,” Thompson said. “This local funding will be put to good use as we ensure roads and bridges are safe and functioning for years to come.”
Area grant recipients include:
- Hendricks County, $322,005;
- Lizton, $276,944;
- Pittsboro, $506,624; and
- Plainfield, $975,171.
State Rep. Greg Steuerwald (R-Avon) said smaller municipalities provide a 25 percent match in local funds, while large communities provide a 50 percent match. State law requires 50 percent of the available matching funds be awarded annually to communities within counties with a population of 50,000 or fewer. To date, Hoosier communities are on the receiving end of more than $1 billion in Community Crossings Matching Grants, established in 2016 and expanded through laws supported by Thompson and Steuerwald.
“Our state’s economy depends on safe and reliable infrastructure,” Steuerwald said. “Hendricks County is a hub of economic activity, and these continued investments in our roads help our communities keep up with increased demands and maintain our growth.”
“We depend on roads and bridges to get us to and from work, doctor’s appointments and to get our children to school,” said State Rep. Becky Cash (R-Zionsville). “These projects will have long-term benefits for everyone in our community and across the state.”
“Providing state matching grants helps our local communities accelerate essential road and bridge improvements,” said State Rep. Craig Haggard (R-Mooresville). “Just as the cost of everyday goods has increased so has the cost of construction. Having the state pump dollars into these projects is a win for already tight local budgets and Hoosier drivers.”
According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, which oversees and awards the grants, the next call for projects is expected in January. Awards are released two times a year. More information can be found at in.gov/indot/communitycrossings or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org.


☝ The Ayodhya mosque, to be built on five acres of land as mandated by the Supreme Court, will have a “cosmic” design resembling the spherical earth cushioned in space.
Most importantly, it will not have the stereotypical domes, minarets or arches, which marked Islamic structures in India, said architect Professor S.M. Akhtar, who along with other members of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation (IICF) unveiled the mosque complex’s blueprint on Saturday.
❗ The rectangular layout of the complex in Dhannipur village also includes a speciality hospital, community kitchen and a museum housed in a multi-storey vertical structure. These will be metres away from the mosque and a century-old Sufi shrine will be in between.
The mosque will be able to accommodate 2,000 namazis at a time and will be four times bigger than Babri Masjid. The 300-bed hospital complex will be six times the size of the mosque.


The City of Nome works to repair roads and buildings following historic storm
Costly and lengthy repairs and clean-up expected for Nome in the weeks and months ahead.
NOME, Alaska (KTUU) - As the water and winds clear, the work to clean up the mess and fix the damage the historic storm created is getting underway in Nome.
Melissa Frey reports on the work ahead for the community.
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We would like to invite all members of the Hill Community to our fourth community meeting with updates on our modernization planning on campus. The meeting will take place in the Hill Cafeteria on Wednesday, April 8th, at 6:00 pm. This meeting will focus on the construction phase as we prepare for work to begin in May. Click here for the invitation. Click here for more information and future updates.


The work of installation of LED streetlights and painting of the columns is in full execution and in the next days will continue on the columns that are out of level.
The use of LED lights in public lighting means more than 40% in energy savings and a reduction in maintenance costs. In addition, the color selected improves visibility on the road and the road environment.
Other advantages of incorporating this technology are durability and high luminous flow, energy efficiency, environmental impact, as they are a source of cold light, and an improvement in health as they do not use mercury.
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Newby Leisure have designed this totally unique play area for Parkgate Primary School, Coventry.
Despite installation in extreme weather conditions, the play area is a breathtaking sight!
Spread across the whole playground, this design was made at special request to offer a totally unique area for children of the school.
Including a Clamber Stack, Benches, Woodcutters Cottage, Turf and Surfacing, this will be a playground that offers hours of endless fun!
Created for multiple age groups there is something for everyone to enjoy, whatever the weather.


arctic-methane-emergency-group.org -2019 City The budget is the City of Kitchener’s annual financial plan, and is the primary basis of financial decision making. The budget process allows council to prioritize the programs and services delivered by the city and sets direction for the work to be completed over the upcoming year as well as future years referenced in the budget forecast.
Roads budget slashed in 2019 City of winnipeg budget. Mayor Brian Bowman is sticking to his commitment to an annual property tax increase of 2.33 per cent, but roads in the city will suffer as a result. The City of Winnipeg’s 2019 budget includes
February 19, 2019. Preliminary 2019 City of Winnipeg Budget to be Tabled March 1. Released: 8:56 a.m. Winnipeg, MB – The preliminary 2019 Operating and Capital budgets for the City of Winnipeg will be tabled at a special meeting of Executive Policy Committee on Friday March 1, 2019.
2019 city budget. City Council approved a 2019 tax and rate combined operating budget of .47 billion and a 10-year capital budget and plan of .67 billion at its March 7 meeting.


Reported in the Pavements/footpaths category anonymously at 22:48, Wed 24 February 2016
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
Footpath leading from Avonmouth Road to Second Way has very poor drainage and often floods due to the stream that runs along-side. The footpath becomes covered in mud/silt due to the flooding and water gathering - it is extremely slippery and dangerous. The footpath is also very poorly lit.


142 York Street, York, ME 03909
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100 + Acre lot in York Village Maine ready for immediate development. This lot has been approved by the Town of York for 100+ Residential units. Easy access to I-95. Walking distance to York Village Center. Minutes to several area beaches. Town water and sewer available.45 Minutes to Portland, 60 Minutes to Boston and 45 Minutes to Manchester. This is a fantastic development opportunity!
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Construction Works in Dighomi Chalebi to Start in August
Construction of the new municipal park in Dighomi Chalebi will start in August 2019 and last 2 years.
The repeated tender was announced for purchase of the park construction works. Presumable value of the deal is 14 864 406 GEL.
Under the announced tender, an artificial lake will be arranged on the territory, as well as amphitheater and mediatheque, attractions for children, athletics space, and parking space for 40 vehicles. Moreover, the river Mtkvari embankment will open and eco bridges will be arranged. As to dendrology, 752 new plants will be added to the park territory.
“The designing process was a little protracted, because the issue is of arranging 15 hectare space and companies had to spend much time on designing works. As to construction works, the winner company will be named tomorrow and the construction works will end in 2 years.
This park will be a special one, as it will have access to the river. We will maintain the exiting island and biodiversity untouched and this will make it more attractive’, Giga Gigashvili, head of the Tbilisi municipal office for environment protection told the Business Morning TV Program.
In late July we will also start designing works for Temqa Gorge arrangement, he added.


Road still shut after Southampton building collapse
A main road in Southampton remains closed two days after part of a building being demolished collapsed.
Police were called on Monday morning following reports of rubble falling into Grosvenor Square.
The adjoining Cumberland Place is still shut in both directions and a diversion through Bedford Place remains in place.
A high reach excavator is removing structurally unsafe concrete from the building, Wessex Demolition & Salvage, which is carrying out the work, said.
"Every effort is being made to make it safe", a spokeswoman from the Fareham-based company said.
No-one was injured but police described the building as "quite unstable". It is being assessed by structural experts.
Eyewitnesses said part of the six-storey building was hanging over the edge of the pavement.


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June 24, 2020
Council this Week | Highlights from the June 24 County Council agenda
SWIFT funding, planning reports and more
Download the full agenda for June 24, 2020
County Council will consider on June 24 a request to support “SWIFT 2.0,” a plan seeking funding from all levels of government to build out high-speed Internet access that helps meet COVID-19’s urgent connectivity needs. Under SWIFT 2.0, broadband infrastructure would be added to a total of 8.4 km of road in Oxford County at a cost of $3.1 million, a proportionate share of the $26.3 million project total. In addition to financial support, the County is being asked to support funding advocacy on behalf of southwestern Ontario’s communities for more than $367 million in federal and provincial broadband funding.
SWIFT (Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology) is a non-profit municipally-led broadband expansion project created to improve internet connectivity in underserved communities and rural areas across southwestern Ontario.
Read: WDN 2020-04 - Proposed SWIFT 2.0 Project Funding Advocacy Plan
Other reports and presentations
- CP 2020-142 – Application for Draft Plan of Subdivision SB 18-10-8 – City of Woodstock
- CP 2020-143 – Application for Draft Plan of Subdivision SB 19-05-8 – Thames Developments (XI) Inc.
- CS 2020-24 – OILC Financing Application - Norwich
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Construction resuming for Trader Joe’s in Okemos
OKEMOS, Mich. (WILX) - Construction will resume on the future Trader Joe’s location in Okemos Monday.
Earlier this year, construction was paused due to supply chain issues with the contractor. Meridian Township also issued a new building permit for the site.
No official opening date has been announced.
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$1,750 3 bed 2889 Larkspur Lane, Redding CA, 96002
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
It is possible to get on a bus.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2889 Larkspur Lane.
2889 Larkspur Lane has minimal transit which means it is possible to get on a bus.
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2889 Larkspur Lane is in the city of Redding, CA. Redding has an average Walk Score of 26 and has 89,861 residents.Learn More About Redding


TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
This summer, Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews will be working on two different areas of the downtown interstate loop that will require weekend lane closures and shutdowns.
The first area is the I-40 eastbound overpass at the I-65/I-40 split that was hit by a large water truck in late April. Crews will need toclose the I-65 northbound ramp to I-40 westbound for two weekends for repair work. I-40 eastbound access from west of the bridge will be reduced to one lane during this time. I-40 westbound traffic will not be impacted. A map is available here: https://www.tn.gov/content/
From 8 p.m. Friday, June 22, through 6 a.m. Monday, June 25
From 8 p.m. Friday, July 13, through 6 a.m. Monday, July 16
In the event of inclement weather, July 20-23 has been designated as the makeup weekend.
The second affected area is the I-40 bridge over 2nd Ave., 4th Ave., and Lafayette Street, which is scheduled for repairs. Crews will need to completely close I-40 from the I-65 split by the Adventure Science Center to the I-24 split at the Silliman Evans Bridge (the south loop) for three weekends. A map is available here: https://www.tn.gov/
From 8 p.m. Friday, July 27, through 6 a.m. Monday, July 30
From 8 p.m. Friday, August 3, through 6 a.m. Monday, August 6
From 8 p.m. Friday, August 10 ,through 6 a.m. Monday August 13
In the event of inclement weather, August 24-27 has been designated as the makeup weekend.
This work is part of a $5.8 million resurfacing project on I-40 from Church Street to Arlington Avenue, which is already underway.
The I-40 eastbound overpass repairs at I-65/I-40 were incorporated into the I-40 resurfacing project contract. The cost for the repairs for these repairs is estimated at $750,000.
All closures are dependent on weather and project progress and are subject to change. TDOT will provide confirmation of the weekend work the Thursday prior to the tentative start. More information is available on the project website – https://www.tn.gov/tdot/


At the July 12 evening Whatcom County Council Meeting, which I attended, Council Chair Barry Buchanan made an announcement at the beginning of the meeting. Continue reading
Hey, how about a new feature on the Hawk called Stupid Planning Tricks? Post a video here [in the Whatcom Hawk Facebook group] showing how dumb a planning decision is, whether it is for the comp. plan [Comprehensive Plan] or CAO [Critical Areas Ordinance] update, an existing ordinance, a Hearing Examiner decision, etc.
I will go first. Continue reading


2200 Hollyridge Drive has a Walk Score of 63 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include Bronson Cave, Hollywood Recreation Center and Hollywood Franklin Park.
Nearby schools include Hollywood Primary Center, Immaculate Heart High School & Middle School and Green School Of Hollywood.
The closest grocery stores are Trader Joe's, Silom Supermarket and LifeFood Organic.
Nearby coffee shops include Emi Cafe, Bourgeois Pig and Beachwood Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Inn Place, AY-Do-NO and Locali.
2200 Hollyridge Drive is near Otis College of Art and Design, Reliance Steel & Aluminum Headquarters and AECOM Technology Headquarters.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain has steep hills. 2200 Hollyridge Drive is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.


Piazza Maggiore is the main square of Bologna and, at the same time, one of the most beautiful in Italy. The square is surrounded by the most important buildings of the medieval city, of which we can mention Palazzo del Podestà, Palazzo d’Accursio, Palazzo dei Notai, Basilica of San Petronio and Palazzo dei Banchi. SHORT HISTORY Piazza Maggiore is one of the very first squares built in Italy after the fall of the Roman Empire. The square was built starting with the year 1200, when the local people felt the need to have a central market and a public place for meeting. Only in the 15th century, the square received its present form, while in the 16th century the entire area was rearranged by papal will. Also, in the same century, the adjacent Piazza del Nettuno with the splendid Fountain of Neptune was built. In 1860, Piazza Maggiore was named after Vittorio Emanuele II, until 1943, when the king’s equestrian monument was transferred to the Margherita Gardens, where it is still located. From 1943 to 1945, the square was called Piazza della Repubblica, and in June 1945 received its current name. ARCHITECTURE The square measures 115 meters in Read more [...]
In Italy, a city square, commonly found at the meeting of two or more streets, is a piazza. Every Italian city has a piazza or more, with streets radiating from the center, with green areas and places to rest. As key points in a city, in the squares you can find shops and public transport stations, but the Italians use it especially for evening walks and meetings with friends. Also, the city's main events take place in the central square.
The worlds best known square may be the Piazza San Marco, in Venice, but we must not forget other beautiful squares like Piazza della Signoria in Florence, Piazza del Campo in Siena, Campo dei Miracoli in Pisa, Prato della Valle in Padua, Piazza Maggiore in Bologna, Piazza San Pietro in Vatican, Piazza Navona and Piazza di Spagna in Rome, or Piazza del Plebiscito in Naples. Moreover, every town in Italy, no matter how small, has a beautiful main square that we invite you to discover.


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Kingstone and Thruxton Group Parish Council’s Neighbourhood Development Plan was adopted on the 1st December 2016.
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Diamond Bar, CA – U.S. Representative Young Kim (CA-39) met with local officials last week to discuss her work in Congress to support the 57/60 Freeway Confluence Project and tour the site.
Rep. Kim met with City of Diamond Bar Mayor Nancy Lyons, Mayor Pro Tem Ruth Low, Councilmember Steve Tye, Councilmember Andrew Chou, City of Industry Mayor Cory Moss, and Mayor Pro Tem Cathy Marcucci.
“Improving the 57/60 Confluence would reduce traffic, enhance safety and ensure the flow of goods and services in this vital trade corridor, impacting our local, regional and national economy. Since coming to Congress, I’ve made securing funding for this project a top priority by requesting funding and educating my colleagues on the impacts of the Confluence in CA-39. I enjoyed meeting with local officials to discuss the project and will continue to do all I can to fight for the needs of CA-39 communities in Congress,” said Kim.
“We had a great meeting with [Congresswoman Kim] in the City of Diamond Bar shortly after [she] w[as] elected and [she] assured us [she] would be a strong advocate for the 57/60 Confluence Project. Well, I’m here to tell you that [she] really came through. [She] really did what [she] said you were going to do,” said Nancy Lyons, Mayor, City of Diamond Bar. “I can’t say enough about how grateful Diamond Bar and the surrounding communities are for [Rep. Kim’s] efforts.”
“It is amazing to see how much [Rep. Kim] has accomplished in such a short period of time. I know there’s a lot going on in Washington right now, so it means a lot to us that [she’s] made this project one of [her] biggest priorities and have been such a strong advocate for us in Congress,” said Cory Moss, Mayor, City of Industry. “We greatly appreciate [Rep. Kim’s] deep understanding of these challenges and willingness to help us secure the resources that we need to address them.”
“We’re very grateful for the hard work of Congresswoman Young Kim who has been tireless on this issue which is so critical to her district and other members of Congress here from the region who are working to move this project forward,” said Brad Jenson, Director of Public Policy, San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership.
Rep. Kim has fought hard for federal funding for the 57/60 confluence project, including:
Requesting funding for the 57/60 Confluence Project for FY22 Appropriations;
Leading a bipartisan letter to Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg requesting grant funding for this project; and,
Advocating on the need to support the project in a bipartisan infrastructure package to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.


La Hueria de Carrocera, San Martín del Rey Aurelio
Until the beginning of the 20th century, most schools did not have a building of their own and any space where a teacher met with a group of students was considered a school. In La Hueria valley, several places were used for this purpose: the atriums in chapels, rented private buildings and even old industrial facilities, such as the lamp works in the mountain mines of La Quemá, in Brañella.
The school of La Hueria was built by the city council at the end of 1914, although the works did not begin until 1917. During the following year, they were provided with electricity, sanitation was improved and the courtyards and accesses were paved. The location chosen was a estate called El Praduco, owned by Felipe González de Piñera. The contractor, José González García, carried out the works with a budget close to 16,000 pesetas. However, this amount was increased due to the need of installing a retaining wall.
It is a building with a rectangular floor plan, one story high, with a hipped roof and a ridge parallel to the main façade. The detailed design of the bays and of the structure that gives access to the building, which is placed slightly forward and topped by a stepped pediment, is quite remarkable.


Governor Pataki and Mayor Bloomberg and every other elected official who could squeeze inside a two-page press release just came out in support of a Metro-North station at the proposed new Yankee Stadium site. Tough call. We wonder what took these guys so long to, um, get on board.
Apparently a deadline. Tomorrow the City Council members will vote on the stadium, though, according to the Daily News, they don’t need any more reason to say yes.
The M.T.A. board will still have to approve it, though with the Governor and Mayor behind it they probably will. No word on how much it will cost–$5 million for design alone–but it is quite clear who will be paying: not the Yankees, but the transit agency, and the riders and taxpayers who support it.


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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK

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INVOCAtION

PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE

ROLL CALL

HEARING
GENERAL PLAN
LAND USE

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M I NUT E S

CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA
a nd the
ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY

REGULAR MEETING

FEBRUARY 17, 1981

The City Council of the City of Arcadia and the Arcadia Redevelopment
Agency met in a regular session at 7:30 p.m. February 17, 1981 in the
Arcadia City Hall Council Chamber.

Rev. J. William Daum, Episcopal Church of Transfiguration

Acting City Manager George J. Watts

PRESENT:
ABSENT :

Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino
None

Planning Commission Res. No. 1154 recommending that the General Plan
be changed to commercial for property bounded on the north by Portola
Drive, on the east by Cortez Drive, on the south by Huntington Drive
and on the west by Sunset Boulevard -- more specifically designated
as 1035-45 W. Huntington Drive, 760 Sunset Boulevard and 1030-36 Por-
tola Drive. The Commission indicated it was it's intent and recommen-
dation that the subsequent zone change be to a C-O (Professional Office)
zone ... this being the least intensive commercial zone.

The Commission noted that the apartments fronting on Portola were older
and did not conform to today's codes and~ouid probably be ~emoved in
the future.. and that a change to commercial would have a minimal im-
pact on the area. The Commission had voted 5_to 0 with two members
absent to-change the entire site to commercial in the General Plan.
The Commission did express the feeling that a zone change on the entire
property to commercial would not be appropriate at this time and that
the apartments located adjacent to Portola should remain R-3.

The Planning Department felt that the retention of the multiple-family
designation on the property fronting on Portola Drive would better serve
as a transition between the commercial property to the south and the
residential property to the north.

Mayor Pellegrino declared the hearing open and Richard Green, 319 S.
Altura Road, President of the Santa Anita Village Homeowners' Associa-
tion, said on behalf of the Board that it strongly supports the General
Plan designation which would allow the future development of multiple-
family residential and prohibit commercial development for property fac-
ing Portola Drive. He said further in part that the entire Architectural
Review Board was present at the meeting and there were no objections.

Charles Anderson, 727 Cortez (northwest corner of Portola and Cortez)
said in part that at the time the area was originally developed they
were assured there would be no apartments with more than two stories
which would act as a buffer between the residential and commercial...
that their protection was the R-3 zoning. He realized that it would be
attractive to a developer for commercial but the property owners who had
lived in the area since its inception should be considered and that the
concern of the City Council should be for them. He also felt commercial
would increase the traffic flow and referred to traffic problems now at
Portola and Sunset. He asked Council not to change the designation on
Portola.

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Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 12:23, Mon 5 April 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Clear from photo hotwells road outbound poor road surface for around 400 metres
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:23, Mon 5 April 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:34, Tue 6 April 2021
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:06, Thu 22 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 2653475 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Working to expand the Belfield Ditch. It consists of increasing the capacity of the ditch that stretched from North Perkins Ferry Road to just east of Belfield Road in Moss Bluff, LA.
- Client: Belfield Developers
- Project Type: Drainage
About this Project
Excessive flooding in Moss Bluff has been an ongoing problem for residents.
Project: Belfield Ditch Drainage Improvements – Moss Bluff, LA
To help alleviate flooding near the Belfield area in Moss Bluff, we are installed a 54′ long 23′ wide aluminum box culvert…16′ underground. Normal culverts for a ditch range from 15″ – 60″. Water should flow freely in a 23′ culvert!


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The original item was published from 12/13/2012 3:20:11 PM to 1/7/2013 12:05:00 AM.
Posted on: December 13, 2012
[ARCHIVED] Planning Department Holiday Closure
The Larkspur Planning Department will be closed Friday, December 21, 2012 through Friday, January 4, 2013 for a holiday break and office re-organization work. The office will re-open to the public on Monday, January 7, 2013.


Welcome to Sendera Ranch! A beautiful master planned community with endless amenities! A finalist in the City of Fort Worth Neighborhood awards, Sendera currently features four parks with a fifth under construction, three pools â including a splash pad, extensive paved walking trails with exercise stations, two soccer fields, two baseball fields, a roller hockey rink, and a basketball half-court. Additionally, Sendera offers a gazebo and club house available to homeowners to rent for private events. Professionally landscaped, there are expansive greenbelts and multiple ponds for catch and release fishing. This home offers a lovely open concept floor plan with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. 2004 build with all of the new home efficiencies, vaulted ceilings throughout, and a pool worthy backyard for your outdoor living dreams!
For ADA assistance, please email firstname.lastname@example.org. If you experience difficulty in accessing any part of this website, email us, and we will work with you to provide the information you seek through an alternate communication method.


leisure and sports
Following an open competition, Burrell Foley Fischer were appointed Lead Consultant for the £8 million refurbishment of the Stour Centre, incorporating a new Contemporary Dance facility and 200-seat auditorium. The Stour Centre is a 1970s sports complex built on a challenging floodplain site between two rivers. Its refurbishment aimed to address long-standing environmental issues while providing facilities to be managed for the local council by an external operating partner. The extension of the centre was designed to house the new home for the Jasmin Vardimon Company, an internationally recognised contemporary dance company, including practice, rehearsal and performance spaces, along with public and backstage areas.
The design team worked closely with all parties to develop a Stage 2 design but it became clear that the budget set at options appraisal stage, prior to BFF's involvement, was not sufficient to provide all the facilities the leisure centre and JVC required to achieve their business plan. BFF have continued to work with the Jasmin Vardimon Company exploring alternative sites. We have completed a feasibility study for a new build facility on a brownfield site and a decision is currently awaited on ACE funding for this option. This new building includes two dance studios, a pilates room, office, meeting and café facilities.


All the stadiums at Russia 2018 meet international sustainability standards
Nine out of the 12 stadiums meet the new RUSO standard
Sustainable infrastructure is a vital part of the FIFA World Cup legacy
Football stadiums are the heart and soul of the FIFA World Cup™, and their environmental sustainability is key to leaving a lasting legacy in the Host Country. In preparing for the tournament, construction and major renovation is almost always necessary. This is why, as of the 2018 edition of the World Cup, FIFA has introduced green building certification as a mandatory requirement for all official FIFA World Cup stadiums under construction or renovation.
The aim of this FIFA requirement is to ensure that the construction and renovation of stadiums are carried out in a more sustainable manner, and that the design of stadiums considers key environmental and social concerns that will allow for more sustainable operation of the stadiums in the long term.
"Stadiums are vital in our efforts to stage a successful and more sustainable FIFA World Cup,” said FIFA Head of Sustainability & Diversity Federico Addiechi. “I am very glad to see that all of the 2018 FIFA World Cup stadiums have successfully achieved their sustainable certification following Russian as well as international green building standards."
To comply with FIFA stadium requirements and as part of massive preparation for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™, a new standard was drawn up in 2016 by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and with the support of the Russia 2018 Local Organising Committee (LOC): RUSO.
This football stadium standard was developed solely for football stadium certification in accordance with the principle of 'green' construction. Nine of the twelve FIFA World Cup stadiums were certified according to this new Russian standard, while the other three complied with the international standard BREEAM.
“Achieving green certification for all our stadiums will have a big impact on their effective use in the long run, especially in regards to reducing expenditure on water and energy,” said the LOC's Head of Sustainability Milana Verkhunova. “This will be a game changer for sports infrastructure in Russia and a true legacy of the FIFA World Cup here.”
|Name of Stadium||Certification Standard|
|Nizhny Novgorod Stadium||RUSO|
|Saint Petersburg Stadium||RUSO|


Tampa, FL --A new vision for Tampa's Channelside Bay Plaza could become a new reality.
A meeting was held at the Port where bidders presented their plans.
The only presentation was from Jeff Vinik's group - CBP Development LLC.
Their plans are for something called "Channelside Live", essentially a brand new entertainment complex.
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn was both impressed and excited.
Vinik's group bid just over $7 million dollars. Today the port pre-approved that bid and the auction is Wednesday.


Efab Dinamite estate is developing estate which is found along airport road. This
estate is in close proximity to Nafdac staff estate, and a small village called kyami.
Efab Dinamite is about 5km from centenary city, 6km to Nnamdi Azikwe international airport and 10km from the national stadium. This estate is consists of 3 bedroom bungalows and it meets FCT standard infrastructure


Chamber Cafe - Jefferson County CDC Shoreline Master Plan
Name: Chamber Cafe - Jefferson County CDC Shoreline Master PlanDate: October 16, 2020Registration: Register NowEvent Description:Jefferson County Community Development and Commissioner Greg Brotherton will host this meeting to discuss the Shoreline Master Plan Revisions. This is a complex and ongoing project with a short turn-around and partnership with Washington Ecology.
Managing our shorelines are critical to our future. How should this be easier? better? more efficient? cost effective? clear to all? Future proofed? Climate change adjusted?
What do YOU think?
Join us and let's discuss our Shorelines!


Driving along Kigali roads is becoming more and more interesting. Every other day, there are people digging across the tarmac road.
Can someone explain what is going on and why the digging, or for that matter when it will end? I must say, however, I am impressed by the fact that those digging actually work for around the clock. It at least shows the mind about road users.
I hope city officials can let us know what’s going on.


While mom was in Toronto she walked with Daisy to Central Technical School on Bathurst Street every morning. The school lets dog owners walk or play with thier pups off-leash in the fenced in track area. You can see The CN Tower in the background of all the pictures.
The CN Tower, located in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a communications and observation tower standing 553.33 metres (1,815.4 ft) tall. It is the tallest completed free-standing structure on land in the world.
Wiener Hardware is a real business on Bloor Street in Toronto. Mom snapped the picture when walking down Bloor Street.
Love Ruby, Penny & sometimes Daisy


Introducing our most luxurious phase, Mesahill Premiere where the meaning of convenience and luxury is redefined by meticulously planned facilities, landscaping and finishings, inspiring on experience unlike any other.
Innocity, an innovative integrated development spanning 500 acres of prime land, offers an exciting array of features and amenities to cultivate a smart livable community. The masterplan is meticulously crafted with sustainability in mind, leveraging on all the components - residential, commercial, retail, corporate and education - to complement each other for a holistic township living.
The Colonial is a tribute to Raub’s golden history and heritage. The inspiration for The Colonial’s architecture was drawn from the town’s rich colonial past, providing a gateway to a modern lifestyle of comfort and conveneince
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We were wearing two hats that night, as both the CRA and as supporters of the Cabbagetown Coalition – a grassroots group of Cabbagetown residents, businesses and residents associations, focused on addressing safety and security concerns related to the proposed drop-in and respite centre at 233 Carlton Street.
We have worked closely with the Cabbagetown Coalition to pull together this comprehensive report on our findings at this session.
We also picked up several useful background documents and brochures related to Downtown East Action Plan, Respite Services and 233 Carlton itself. These can all be accessed via links in the report.
The City has promised to get back to residents with their own report on their findings at the Forum, which will hopefully also detail what they plan to do to address all the concerns raised by residents. When we get a copy of this report we will be sure share it on the CRA web site.
If you were not able to attend and still wish to have your own voice heard directly, you can email the city’s engagement consultants for 233 Carlton Street – Joy Connelly and Joe Mihevc, at email@example.com. Please feel free to cc firstname.lastname@example.org on such communications.


NW Corner of Church and Bilter Rd., Aurora - LOT 4
LOCATION: Lot 4 – NW Corner of Church Rd. & Bilter Rd., Aurora, IL
SIZE: 1.635 Ac.
ZONED: PDD City of Aurora
- Can be combined w/Lot 5 (1.595 ac) for 3.23 acres
- Ideal Industrial/Office Flex Development site
- Less than 1/4 mile from I-88 Farnsworth Interchange
- Excellent location for Office/Warehouse
- Just East of Liberty Center, 2,000,000 s.f. & new warehouse distribution
- In the heart of Farnsworth International Business Park totaling over 3.5 mil s.f.
- 2.5% Broker Co-op
- Located adjacent to new Cadence Health Care Center


Notre équipe d’experts considère chaque projet de façon unique et vous propose une solution personnalisée.
Il est important de prendre en compte les spécificités de chaque secteur.
This arena project includes 2 NHL-sized ice rinks as well as a smaller 3rd-ice and a training center.
This sports complex offers 2 NHL size ice skating rinks : the main ice hockey rink offers 925 spectator seats, while a footbridge overlooking the second ice hockey rink has been provided for 250 spectators.
This project consist in the construction of new interior track & field facility with and indoor soccer field.
HONCO has obtained the mandate to design, to fabricate and to built the two building structures housing the double ice pads, with one having 2000 seats.
his project consisted in the construction of an indoor soccer field divided into three 7-player soccer fields.
Honco participated in the conception, the manufacturing of the installation, the supervision and the assistance oin this project.
This construction project consisted in building a complexe to house three 7-player soccer fields and one 11-player soccer field.
Built for several enthusiasts of skating or indoor games, St-Léonard-d’Aston Sports Complex includes, among others, an ice skating rink...
This sports complex was built to meet the needs of the community on a recreational and community level.
Honco’s mandate included the design, the fabrication and the delivery of the building envelope to house the single-pad NHL-sized arena.
Honco building system was chosen in the carrying out of this project for the advantages it offers in the recreational sector.


The Parks and Recreation Department is the recipient of this year’s Moda Assist Program and we have received $30,600 to install new, inclusive play equipment at Violet LaPlante Park. We have developed a short survey to get feedback from community members about their preferences for the new play equipment planned using the Moda Assist funds, we anticipate installation in fall 2021. We’re hoping to get input over the next two weeks so we can order the equipment in August.
The survey can be found here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YJKKQR2
A Spanish-language survey can be accessed here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/M8WNYVZ


11:46 AM 13th January 2021
Traffic Bulletin: Weekend Closures For M6 In Cheshire Postponed By A Week
The first of two weekend closures of the M6 at junction 19 at Knutsford in Cheshire has been postponed for a week due to last week’s cold snap.
An animation to show you how Highways England plan to install the bridge beams during the closure.
In a significant milestone for its £43 million junction 19 upgrade, Highways England was due to start installing bridge beam across the motorway from Friday (15 January) in the first of two successive weekend motorway closures.
However, last week’s plummeting temperatures – affecting concrete curing - reduced the amount of time available for finishing work on the support columns in the hard shoulder and central reservation, forcing the postponement of the bridge beams installation.
The two Friday night to Monday morning closures will now take place on the weekends beginning Friday 22 January and Friday 29 January with an operation to crane 36 huge, 90 tonne bridge beams into place over the northbound and southbound carriageways.
Highways England is constructing a bridge over the M6 through the existing junction roundabout to improve traffic flow between the motorway and the A556 and reduce congestion around the roundabout itself.
Weekend 1 - 22, 23, 24 and 25 January
Weekend 2 - 29, 30, 31 January and 1 February
The new bridge is set to open in the summer. More information on the project is available at https://highwaysengland.co.uk/our-work/north-west/m6-junction-19/


We are excited to announce Heathlake’s very own Crystal and Carriage Hill streets were selected by City of Houston Council Member Greg Travis for the Mayor’s Street Rehab Program!! Each District can select up to 2 lane miles of residential streets each fiscal year and Heathlake was Greg Travis’s 2022 selection! We will learn more details as this develops, but it appears we will be receiving a new street in the years to come.
This would not have happened without our selfless neighbors working together to improve our community. We’d like to give a big shout out to Carlton Jones, Susie Trahan, John Trahan, Kathy Clark, Kathleen Shelton, Greg Travis and each of you who filed a 311 report.
This will bring our 2022 street improvement initiative (if we want to give our volunteers hard work a formal name) up to 3 new patches, 1 curb replacement, and 2 road replacements at $0 additional cost to Heathlake.


Dallas-Houston bullet train moves ahead with $ 16 billion contract, construction team
A high-speed line between Dallas and Houston is about to become a reality after developers signed a contract with construction companies this month.
Texas Central, the private development company for the bullet train that will connect North Texas with Houston, signed a $ 16 billion deal on Monday with Webuild, an engineering and construction company based in Milan, Italy.
The building materials are expected to cost $ 7.3 billion and the project will take six years to build, according to a press release from the two companies. The project aims to create a number of jobs in the construction and supply chain during the construction period.
According to Texas Central, the total infrastructure costs of rail are estimated at 20 billion US dollars.
The 240-mile high-speed line is expected to travel from Dallas to Houston in 90 minutes, with a stop in the Brazos Valley between College Station and Huntsville.
Plans for the high-speed rail have met with opposition for years, with opponents arguing that the private company would abuse a significant domain to expand the line. In September, the Federal Railway Administration completed two important regulatory processes for the project: one to define safety requirements and another to conclude an environmental assessment process.
According to Texas Central’s public plans, the railroad will minimize disruption for landowners by “following existing service corridors and public rights of way as much as possible.”
The company wrote that the rail will implement Shinkansen trains, which began operating in Japan in 1964. The trains will be electric and should emit less CO2 per mile than a commercial aircraft.
“We are honored to have been selected by Texas Central, who rely on our global expertise to bring sustainable mobility to the country with the first true end-to-end high-speed rail,” said Pietro Salini, CEO of Webuild Group said in the publication. “Being part of such a demanding project as the head of the design and construction of the railway is a unique experience that we are very proud of.”
Staff member Dana Branham contributed to this report.


Ashfield Council is obligated to exhibit the WestConnex Environmental Impact Statement. On Wednesday 23 September, Council held a Public Meeting about the WestConnex EIS. The Ashfield Town Hall was almost filled to capacity with residents who intelligently and passionately expressed their distress towards the unjustifiable WestConnex project.
Notes from the proceedings are available here: WestConnex Public Meeting - EIS - 23 September 2015
Twitter was used to collect community conerns and questions, using the #TalkeEIS, during the meeting. Tweets can be viewed here or downloaded here: WestConnex EIS Public Meeting 23 September 2015 - Tweets #TalkEIS
Questions in hard copy were also submitted to Council and are published here for consideration by the broader community: Westconnex_EIS_Public_Meeting_-_Community_Questions
On Wednesday 29 July, Council hosted a meeting for all residents, owners and tenants, whose properties are being acquired for the WestConnex development with Council's laywer providing information about their rights and the process. The meet was attended by about 50 local residents who used the 'Question and Answer' forum to ask practical questons and voice their understandable distress about the circumstances they find themselves in. Council estimates there are about 250 households affected in Ashfield and Haberfield.
Notes from the proceedings are available here: WestConnex Public Meeting Notes - Property Acquisitions 29 July 2015


Visibility issue at the corner of Garabrant St. & Johnston Ave. The very large construction trucks/vans make it impossible to see incoming traffic.
A. 6. Traffic: Other Traffic/Safety Study Request
A. It would be great if it was made illegal to park at that corner or if there was a stop sign/stop light at the corner of Garabrant St & Johnston Ave.


Client: Brisbane City Council
Project: Yeronga Village, Yeronga
Duration: July 2009 to August 2009
Project Value: $58,000
Project Details: Our contract was to construct a turnaround at the end of an existing dead end street. Our works included saw cutting and removal of existing asphalt, concrete, kerb and channel, replacing with new concrete, kerb and channel with asphalt overlay, line marking and Street Signage.


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Why You Need the Services Provided by Packing Not Striping Companies
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The administrations will be given at entirely moderate costs since that is fundamental particularly with regards to parking lots. The experience these organizations have additionally matters a lot. At a similar time, you’ll likewise need to go to the best parking lot striping organizations since they see how to do the work rapidly. Using great paint is fundamental particularly with parking lot striping in the best organizations will be prepared to convey that. They will likewise ensure that the parking lots striping will deliver lines that are clear. They will likewise ensure that these will be there for long time.
parking lot striping has been known to give various benefits. When the lines are not extremely clear on the parking lot, you’re unquestionably going to have a lot of entryway dings. When you investigate the measure of parking that will be there, you’ll understand that drivers won’t ever make certain about how much space they have and that is the reason entryway things typically occur. Investing in great quality parking lot striping will give you a chance to have everything required. Clear parking lot lines likewise accommodate better wellbeing levels on your parking lot which is something beneficial for you.
It’s additionally going to improve the parking experience when you have clear lines. The parking region will likewise be efficient on the grounds that the drivers can leave their vehicles effectively, get more info about these. All individuals that will actually want will actually want to make some simpler memories along these lines. There will be a decrease in risk along these lines. If someone is harmed on the grounds that you don’t have clear parking lot stripes, you can be held obligated particularly for the individual wounds. This is the motivation behind why you must be mindful so as to keep away from all expenses comparable to this.


Fix My Streets uses social media to raise awareness for National Pothole Day
The Fix My Streets campaign, which has been going strong in New Orleans for a year, promoted National Pothole Day on Thursday.
“Pothole does not do New Orleans justice. We got volcanoes, craters with magma we don't even know,” said Jeff Januszek of Fix My Streets.
He's working with a team of engineers, architects and residents to develop a proposal from a different perspective.
"We're hoping by the end of the year to ... have a plan put together by volunteers that we can hand to the city that says, 'Here's one way to fix the streets,'" said Januszek.
So far, city officials are listening.
"A couple weeks ago we had a pothole press conference in Lakeview and then the city all of a sudden started fixing the pothole where the press conference was held," said Januszek.
Januszek has a long road ahead of him. The city of New Orleans says it has filled over 170,000 potholes in the last five years.
Fix My Streets wants citizens to take pictures of their potholes and tweet them using the hashtag #NationalPotholeDay and call the city's hotline at 311.


DRIVERS are being urged to plan ahead as an Airdrie road shuts for repair works later this month.
Martyn Street, near West End Park, will close between Victoria Place and Kennedy Drive on Monday, September 22, for three days.
Motorists are advised to take an alternative route via Devonview – which runs parallel to Martyn Street.
The road will close at 9.30am on the Monday for carriageway patching and will reopen at 6pm on Wednesday, September 24.
Pedestrian access will remain as normal and vehicles will be permitted where practical.


Delray has a “large and intense concentration” of community housing, which includes sober homes, attorney Daniel Lauber has rarely seen in his 40-plus years in the business, he wrote in a May report.
Lauber found:At least 183 verified sober homes in the city. At least another 64 suspected sober homes, according to the report. The highest concentration of sober homes exists east of Interstate 95 between George Bush Boulevard and SW 10th Street, according to the report.
Ryan Van Velzer
Copyright © 2019, Sun Sentinel


National Precast CEO Sarah Bachmann discusses how precast concrete elements can be used in construction to further improve work health and safety requirements during COVID-19.
With an increasing portfolio of major infrastructure projects across Australia, Bentley is detailing its Open Bridge Designer software in a webinar.
Work has started to replace the 62-year-old Three Moon Creek Bridge on the Burnett Highway in Queensland.
The federal and NSW state governments have allocated $250 million for the proposed Richmond Bridge duplication.
As part of a consortium John Holland has been awarded a major upgrade of the Bruce Highway between Edmonton and Gordonvale.


Vacant lot near Metro Center, Germantown and 28th Ave Corridor; Just minutes from Save a Lot and new apartment revitalization project; Easy access to TSU, Sounds Stadium and downtown
Courtesy of: Benchmark Realty, LLC
Office Phone: 615-371-1544
Listing Agent: Cynthia Owsley
Updated: 21st August, 2019 9:27 AM.
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I have been in touch with Minister O’Donovan, state agencies, the Council and local communities to ensure that plans to enhance Clonmacnoise Monastic Site will bring the potential for spin off enterprises to boost the local economy.
We must do all we can so that visitors to Clonmacnoise are tempted to extend their stay and enjoy more of what West Offaly has to offer. We must encourage them out of their cars and coaches and onto our trails and greenways and into our local businesses. They won’t be disappointed.
Funding was allocated for a masterplan for Clonmacnoise in 2019. It was commissioned by the Office of Public Works, in partnership with the Department of Heritage in 2021. The masterplan will outline options for the enhancement of Clonmacnoise and I believe it presents a once in a generation opportunity for collaboration across agencies and communities to create something very special: A heritage experience which is truly inclusive of local communities, is climate proofed, and brings economic uplift and the potential for spin offs to the wider region.
It is essential that the plans for the future of the Clonmacnoise Monastic Site take account of opportunities including the recent Failte Ireland Tourism Plan and trail development, significant Government investment in active travel, greenway development, rural public transport, outdoor recreation infrastructure and the ‘Our Rural Future’ policy of Government. It must also take into account the local communities’ wishes and plans”.
I am working with communities including in Shannonbridge, Banagher and Ballycumber who are ready and willing to play their part in the transition of their region. I have written to the contractors, Denis Byrne Architects, who are preparing the plan, Minister O’Donovan who has responsibility for the plan, Offaly County Council who are feeding into the plan, and I am in touch with many other stakeholders to say we need to work together on this. I am determined we will maximise the opportunities for community and climate. Watch this exciting space.


Coalition contre le mégadépotoir de Danford
Coalition Against Danford Mega-dump
C. P. 911, Danford Lake (Québec) J0X 1P0
Danford Lake, 14 August 2006
Mme Nathalie Normandeau,
ministre des Affaires municipales
Aile Chauveau, 4e étage
10, rue Pierre-Olivier-Chauveau
Subject: Third refusal of a referendum by the Mayor of Alleyn-et-Cawood, Regional County Municipality of Pontiac, Outaouais Region
Once again, the Mayor of Alleyn-and-Cawood has refused his citizens the right to participate in a referendum on the regional landfill project in their municipality.
As stated in our letter of 16 May 2006, nearly 300 people attended the Municipality of Alleyn-and Cawood's public consultation meeting held on April 3, 2006 regarding modifications to municipal bylaws. At that meeting, participants were informed by the urban planner, in the presence of Municipal Affairs officials, that Alleyn-and-Cawood ratepayers would be afforded the opportunity of participating in a referendum on zoning changes if a sufficient number of qualified voters signed a register. This declaration raised their hopes again. They felt that they were given their future back, after their mayor had repeatedly refused to permit a referendum on this issue.
At the May council meeting, to the surprise of all, the Mayor of Alleyn-and-Cawood declared that he refused to organise such a public consultation, because a referendum would cost too much money. Instead, he chose to pass the file on to the next level of government, the Regional County Municipality of Pontiac.
On 26 June 2006, the Warden, the mayors and the urban planner of the Regional County Municipality of Pontiac, gathered at their monthly meeting, publicly declared (in French and in English) before the media and a group of Alleyn-and-Cawood residents that the Regional County Municipality of Pontiac would send the file back to the Municipality of Alleyn-and-Cawood, since the latter first had to organise a public consultation on zoning changes. The Warden even declared that, should there be a majority of residents opposed to the project, the project would die right there.
In mid-July 2006, an official from the Regional Directorate of the Quebec Ministry of Municipal Affairs confirmed to representatives of the Coalition executive that the Mayor of Alleyn-and-Cawood had to comply with the law and organise such a consultation, that he had no other choice.
To the surprise of all, the agenda of the August 7 council meeting did not include the landfill project nor any public consultation concerning zoning changes. When questioned about this, the Mayor reluctantly answered that someone first had to revise the municipal by-laws and that this would take months. He laconically added that there was no need for a public consultation on zoning anyway, thus contradicting all information obtained from the MRC and your own ministry.
Pouring oil on the fire, the Mayor once again decided to curtail the length of the question period, allowing only 10 minutes for questions on the landfill project and 10 minutes for questions on other issues. This is in spite of the fact that his citizens have desperately tried for the last nine months to obtain answers from him on an issue that is the most important one that their municipality has ever had to deal with, since what is at stake is the very quality of life of its present inhabitants and the generations yet to come.
Citizens attending monthly council meetings have always behaved in a respectful and civil manner. However, their frustration and their indignation have now reached boiling point, and we fear that things may get out of hand.
Madam, once again, we urge you to act quickly and intervene in this situation in order to protect and uphold basic democratic rights. Action must replace words. It is time to enforce the law: the people of Alleyn-and-Cawood must be given an opportunity to vote on this issue, as the law allows.
André Carrière, President
Mr. Jean Charest, Premier
Mr. Benoît Pelletier, minister responsible for the Outaouais Region
Mr. Claude Béchard, minister of the Environment
Mrs Charlotte L’Écuyer, Member of the National Assembly (Pontiac)
M. Réjean Lafrénière, Member of the National Assembly (Gatineau)
M. Norman McMillan, Member of the National Assembly (Papineau)
M. Roch Cholette, Member of the National Assembly (Hull)
Mrs Louise Harel, Head of the Official opposition
Mr. Mario Dumont, Head of the Action démocratique du Québec
Mr. Michael McCrank, Warden, Pontiac Regional County Municipality
All mayors of the Pontiac Regional County Municipality of Pontiac
Mrs. Paulette Lalande, Warden, Papineau Regional County Municipality
Mr. Marc Carrière, Warden, Regional County Municipality of Les Collines-de-l’Outaouais
Mr. Pierre Rondeau, Warden, Regional County Municipality of La-Vallée-de-la-Gatineau
Mr. Marc Bureau, Mayor of the City of Gatineau
Mr. Nério de Candido, lawyer
Local, regional and national media


Context: In the 2017 General Election, voters in Peoria Township will cast their ballots on candidates running for 4 positions. The boundaries of Peoria Township are nearly the same as those of the City of Peoria. The exception is Northern areas that were annexed by the City of Peoria after 1990. While Township government is not a subset of City or County government, City of Peoria Council members serve as Trustees of Peoria Township.
The mandated functions of Peoria Township government include property assessment and to provide general assistance to those in need. To learn more about Peoria Township, visit the Township’s website, here.
Note: The City of Peoria Clerk and Treasurer also serve as Clerk and Treasurer of Peoria Township.


B O R O U G H B U L L E T I N
The Borough of Hamburg is pleased to introduce you to our new Borough newsletter. This publication provides you with information on municipal services and officials, contact numbers for municipal offices, and updates on current projects being undertaken within the community.
Trick or Treat Proclamation
Mayor George Holmes has issued a Proclamation for the 2023 Trick or Treat Nights. Monday, October 30, and Tuesday, October 31 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
2023 Street Sweeping
The Borough's 2023 Street Sweeping program will begin on Friday, April 7th. For a printable .pdf schedule please visit the Services section above under Public Works.
Seeking Planning Commission and Zoning Hearing Board Members
The Borough of Hamburg is accepting letters of interest for vacant Planning Commission and Zoning Hearing Board seats. Planning Commission currently has one vacancy (4-year term) and meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7 PM. The Zoning Hearing Board has two vacancies (3-year term) and meets as needed. For more information, please contact the Borough Offices at 610-562-7821.
LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLD WATER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Regularly scheduled meeting are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Center.
3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Center
3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Center
2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm at the Hamburg Public Library, 35 North 3rd Street
Zoning Hearing Board - September 19, 7:00 p.m. Notification of Hearing
All Committee meetings are held in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Center:
Road Committee - 2nd Tuesday of each month at 4:00 PM
Property Committee - 2nd Tuesday of each month at 4:30 PM
Personnel Committee - 2nd Tuesday of each month at 5:00 PM
Finance Committee - 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM
Safety & Public Relations Committee - 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM
Code of Ordinances
Stay current and find the information you need by accessing the Borough of Hamburg's complete municipal code online!


Stargard lies on the Ina and 36 km east of Szczecin. The historic town has been preserved and restored. The city wall has remained intact for the half, but the bastions and the gates are worth a look.
See more like:
- Red-Sea bastion (Baszta Morze Czerwone) from 1513
- The water gate (Brama Mlynska)
- The market square (rynek) and St. Mary’s Church (Kosciol Mariacki), Renaissance town hall and the balance
- St. John’s Church (Kosciol sw. Jana) with a 99 meter high tower.


Workers with heavy machinery began repairing Phnom Penh’s busy Street 63 on Thursday in order to get rid of the potholes and cracked concrete that has turned the street into a divot-ridden, water-logged throughway since new pipes were laid six months ago.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the drainage project’s donor, ripped up the street last year in order to implement a project aimed at reducing flooding in the capital. But the road has not since been properly resurfaced, with JICA and City Hall at odds over who is responsible for the work.
But hard at work on Street 63 on Thursday, laborers and steamrollers for the Ly Chhuong Construction company could be seen fixing the section of street between Sihanouk Boulevard and Street 178.
Standing beside a steamroller at the new worksite Thursday morning, a project manager from Ly Chhuong said that work had begun in line with a plan set up by Japanese company Sumitomo Construction Company, which holds the contract to implement the drainage project and subcontracted Ly Chhuong.
“The street is being fixed according to the schedule that we got from the Sumitomo Company, and we just follow their plan,” said Touch Vanna, adding that work would go on for a couple of weeks.
Seng Solady, program officer for JICA’s public relations section, said that all parties in the drainage project had held a meeting on Saturday in order to push forward with the plan to fix the road.
JICA would be “very happy if the problem could be cleared as quickly as possible,” Ms. Solady said, adding that she believed work had commenced on the road not only as a result of Saturday’s meeting, but because recent articles in the media had highlighted the problem.
Hun Sarith, general manager of Aqua Boutique Guest House on Street 63 near the corner of Street 240, said he was relieved the road was being repaired because it had been bad for business.
“With the election coming up on July 28, the government can see in the newspapers the problems that people want fixed, and they will get more votes along Street 63 if they fix the road before then,” Mr. Sarith said.


12.8 Acres Commercial Development site located on Wentzville Parkway. Located just east of CVS Pharmacy at Wentzville Parkway at Great Oaks Blvd. and Crystal Creek Parkway. Site Plan for prime Commercial lots has been approved and site has been graded to be pad ready. All utilities available. Great site for fast food restaurants, bank, retail, office or medical. Wentzville is a high growth area for residential and commercial with good employment opportunities in the region. See attached plat and prices for all lots. Ready to build your business or develop commercial lots.
Lot & Building Features
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Water:Not Connected, Public
Price History of 0 Wentzville Parkway, Wentzville, MO
*We provide this information for your reference only. The accuracy of this information cannot be verified and is not guaranteed.
0 Wentzville Parkway (MLS #17041470) is a commercial listing located in Wentzville, MO.
This is a commercial listing with a lot of 557,568 sqft (or 12.80 acres). This property was listed on 05/09/2018 and has been priced for sale at $2,750,000.


Once the site scrape has taken place we need to go up and put in three retaining walls. We were hoping to do this on the easter long weekend but like most things building related - nothing ever seems to go your way!
At least the block is clear now - Chris, Gary, Jon and Steve removed about 14 tonnes of dirt and building rubble off our block! Kindly left by the builders who built the new houses around us!
Here's some pictures of how it looks now - they aren't the best quality as they were taken on a mobile but you get an idea:


Sale of a Hill in Mussorie for Real estate, Hotels etc.
The property under consideration is an estate comprising of total land of 20 Acres along with some built up areas in 9 Blocks. Some of these Blocks are in usable condition and the rest are in a dilapidated condition. However, these Blocks like the main house are presently occupied.
1. Current Land Zoning Status and possible development options :
As far as Mussoorie is concerned development is governed by the building regulations formed by the MDDA. At the same time, no master plan has been made by the MDDA for Mussoorie which will tell us about the land use zoning.
The site can be developed as per the existing Land use records available with the Mussoorie Nagar Nigam
2. CURRENT DEVELOPMENT NORMS APPLICABLE WITH REGARDS TO FSI AND GROUND COVERAGE :
The current norms applicable for the hills region for residential properties are as follows:
FSI: 1.6 GROUND COVERAGE: 50%
The above can only be achieved if the existing GROUND COVERAGE
were to be 40% of the plot area since no additional GROUND COVERAGE is allowed.
3. Area calculation that could be developed under current regulation
The maximum area that can be developed is the total existing Plinth Covered Area existing as per the Municipal records. Permission for additional Two floors is also allowed.
4. Existing Covered Area as per the Drawing :
BLOCK 1: 4176 SQ. FT. BLOCK 2: 495 SQ. FT.
BLOCK 3: 828 SQ. FT. BLOCK 4: 576 SQ. FT.
BLOCK 5: 5000 SQ. FT. BLOCK 6: 216 SQ. FT.
BLOCK 7: 270 SQ. FT. BLOCK 8: 1040 SQ. FT.
BLOCK 9: 100 SQ. FT.
TOTAL AREA OF ALL FLOORS WORKS OUT TO BE 12701 SQ.FT.
TOTAL AREA THAT CAN BE APPROVED IS 12701 *3 = 38103 SQ.FT.
5. TOTAL AREA AVAILABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT IF APPROOVED BY AUTHORITIES:
The site has beautiful TERRACES FACING SOUTH/SOUTH WEST.
These sites have huge potential for further Development as they are mostly devoid of any plantation. These Terraces overlook the Dehradoon Valley, Burlowgunj, Mussorie and provide one of the most scenic views in this area.
The total Flat Area can be grouped into 4 sets of TERRACES.
The Flat Area under Group B comprises of 23 TERRACES.
The Flat Area under Group C comprises of 10 TERRACES.
The Flat Area under Group D comprises of 06 TERRACES.
The Flat Area under Group E comprises of ONE Large TERRACE.
THE TOTAL AREA OF THESE TERRACES AVAILABLE IS APPROX.8250 SQ.MTS.OR 88770 SQ. FT ON THE GROUND LEVEL.
Apart from these TERRACES there are many other gentle sloping sites which also have sufficient potential to carry out Development.
6. RESTRICTIONS :
Other restrictions, if any, regarding height and possible acquisitions from Government:
The maximum Height allowed in the Hilly Regions is 11 mts.or Ground Floor with Two additional Floors whichever is Less.
The chances of Government acquisitions are remote.
7. SCOPE FOR CONVERSION OF LAND USE PROCEDURES AND COST AS APPLICABLE :
In the absence of any MASTER PLAN OF MUSSOORIE, the question of any Land Use Conversion does not arise.


HMA Application Development Workshops
DEMA and FEMA will host Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Application Development Workshops for state, county and municipal stakeholders interested in applying for future HMA grants.
This workshop is being offered to assist applicants in developing a better and more competitive Notice of Intent (NOI) and application for mitigation grants. Additionally, updates and changes to the federal and state programs will be introduced. The workshop will start at 9:00 am and continue through approximately 4:00 pm, with a break for lunch.


Workshop on Urbanization and Urban Morphology: Modeling focusing on mega urban regions
Urbanization and the growing urban population proportion is a global megatrend that is particularly evident in South-East Asia, which is facing a very dynamic transformation. Recent advances in remote sensing and modeling approaches make it increasingly possible to monitor and project these urbanization patterns and their characteristics. To discuss current research questions and needs, we are hosting a Workshop on Urbanization and Urban Morphology Modeling focusing on mega urban regions.
The workshop will take place in at LMU Munich from 13 October 2022 1 p.m. to 14 October 2022 3 p.m.
Funded by the LMU Excellence Initiative, the workshop aims to facilitate the exchange between researchers from multiple disciplines on the current state of methods and advancements in urbanization modeling.
Presentations will be held in English and take place across two sessions:
Session I: Land-Use Change and Urbanization - Past trends and Future Scenarios
Session II: Assessment and Modeling of Urban Morphology Change
We look forward to welcoming you to our workshop at LMU Munich in October 2022.
For further questions, please contact Dr. Andrea Reimuth or Antje Katzschner.
If you plan to attend the workshop, please register here.
Online participation is possible, however, in an audio-only format. Please contact us if you have any further questions about this.
WUMM_CallforAbstracts.pdf [152 KB]


Temporary Traffic Management Order, Custom House Quay & Various Other Roads, Weymouth
Starts: 05/05/2022 Ends: 05/11/2023
Dorset Council has issued an Order under Section 14  of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 as amended. The Order is needed in order to comply with health and safety regulations which require the provision of safe working areas and to minimise likelihood of danger to highway users. The Order comes in to operation on 5 May 2022 and will remain in force for 18 months, however it is anticipated that the works will be completed by 27 May 2022. This Order will enable Dorset Council safe access to carry out works associated with the Public Realm scheme.


15 miles from Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport. Current land use designation is commercial. Immediatly across Hwy 79 from the main entrance to Ebro Greyhound Park. Widening of Hwy 79 has been completed so property fronts a 4 lane divided highway with median and center turn lanes. . Parcel ID# 00000000-00-5225-0000 is also listed for sale (MLS# 600225).


Kyusyu Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism
Sasebo City, Nagasaki Pref
Jacket type quay wall construction work of "Sasebo Port International Cruise Project".
Pier Mooring Wharf Construction Technology
Pier mooring is a mooring facility that is often used at ports and harbors.It has a light structure with floorboards placed on columns such as steel pipe piles driven into the bottom of the water, making it suitable for locations where the ground is soft.


Road project changes Carlos
With one Douglas County road construction project pretty much completed, another one is under way.
County Roads 9 and 13 in Carlos are being reconstructed. The work being done on these two roads is similar to the work that was just completed on County Roads 11 and 42, according to Dave Robley, Douglas County Public Works director.
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The Lagos State Government (LASG) has declared that the Blue Rail Line’s first phase will go into operation on Monday, September 4, 2023.
This was announced on Wednesday at the Marina Train Station by Mrs. Abimbola Akinajo, the managing director of the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA).
Akinajo added that the first train from Marina to Mile 2 Train Station would leave at nine in the morning, carrying Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and other passengers.
LASG’s full statement
LAGOS TO COMMENCE BLUE RAIL LINE OPERATION ON MONDAY
The lagos state government has announced that the first phase of the blue rail line will commence operation next week Monday 4th of September.
The managing director of Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mrs Abimbola Akinajo made this known at the marina train station.
LAMATA MD says the first train ride will kick off by 9.am with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on board, along other passengers, which is from Marina to mile 2 train station.
Mrs Akinajo explains that for the first four weeks the rain will run only twelve trips with locomotive system. After one month LAMATA will commence electric powered train operation with 76 trips, also with an estimated passengers between 150,000 or 175,000, from 5.30am to 11pm on a daily basis. And the train will only stop for 90 seconds at each station.
According to her, the transport palliative announced by Governor Sanwo-Olu will also reflect on train transportation.
LAMATA MD appeals to residents of lagos not to cross the rail tracks because it is energised. And anyone found carrying out illegal activities across the five train stations will be prosecuted.


2010 Craftsmanship Award Winner
Such an exciting use of precast and brick arches along with accents throughout the new baseball park for the Mets. This is a great use of precast’s modular potential to bring economy to an iconic form.
Populous Kansas City, MO
International Concrete Products, Inc. Germantown, WI


Parking meters to see change
Bloomsburg officials aim to redistribute longer-term downtown spots
By Kristin Baver - Press Enterprise Writer
Published: February 17, 2017
BLOOMSBURG — Motorists who park in metered spots downtown should prepare to cope with changes in where they put their change. Most of the 5-hour parking...


Banbury and District Chamber of Commerce will host a live event next week focusing on transport.
The Banbury town hall event will take place on Thursday, November 9 between 9.30am and 2.30pm.
Representatives from the Ministry of Transport and Oxfordshire County Council will be on hand to discuss Banbury’s transport policy issues.
There will also be insight into developments affecting transport in and around Banbury including road, rail, bus routes, motorway access, and the anticipated additional traffic load of HS2.
The event is free and includes refreshments and a light lunch but attendees must register their interest by clicking here.


Request For Proposals
Request for Proposals for Professional Services to Prepare the Safety, Secondary Access Community Planning & Evacuation Routing Project
The [project] will be funded with Local, State, and potentially Federal dollars requiring the successful Proposer to follow all pertinent Local, State, and Federal laws and regulations.
Tehama County Public Works – Transportation Commission
9380 San Benito Avenue
Gerber, CA 96035-9701
(530) 385-1462 x3028
Proposals are due prior to 5:00 P.M., January 17, 2022


Media Advisory: Upper Three Corners Walking Trail
The Town of Torbay will be hosting the Grand Opening of the new Upper Three Corners Pond Walkway, located on Bauline Line, Torbay, on Wednesday, September 14, 2016, at 2:30pm.
Ralph Tapper, Mayor of Torbay, will be joined by members of the Town of Torbay Council, as well as representative(s) from the Grand Concourse Authority and other special guests.
The new 1km Walkway follows the shores of Upper Three Corner Pond and was constructed by the Grand Concourse Authority.
The event will take place pond side on the walkway – Upper Three Corners Park (behind the softball field). https://goo.gl/maps/o2bLPbqnhmN2
Staff will be on site to provide directions.
Community Services Coordinator
Town of Torbay
709-437-6532, ext. 228


WINNIPEG – Approximately 60 graves on the grounds of the Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre in St. Boniface will be exhumed in fall.
A cemetery established in 1913 by the Oblate Fathers, a Catholic religious order, is to be moved from its site at Des Meurons Street and Provencher Boulevard.
“The Oblate Fathers just accepted to give their space to the province so we could have a French cultural centre here, so the cemetery was already there,” said Sylviane Lanthier of the Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre.
“Now 40 years later, what they are saying is they feel it’s not in an appropriate space, so they need a more proper place to rest.”
The remains of 63 people associated with the Oblates are interred at the cemetery. They will be moved to a cemetery elsewhere in St. Boniface.
The Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre plans to maintain the area as green space and to put up something to honour the Oblates’ former use of the property.
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Little Island at Pier55
New York, New York
Barry Diller and the Diller-Von Furstenberg Family Foundation, in partnership with the Hudson River Park Trust, envisioned Little Island — a green space in the Hudson River. Kiewit subsidiary Weeks Marine, Inc., was responsible for the one-of-a-kind pier construction that supports this two-and-a-half-acre park on the Hudson River in lower Manhattan.
In 2018, Weeks installed 267 cylindrical piles to provide foundational support for the 132 tulip-shaped concrete pots, which give Little Island its distinct aesthetic. The tulip pots range in height from 10 to 30 feet and vary in weight to up to 75 tons. Since no two pots are exactly alike, Weeks developed 132 unique lift plans and engineered custom spreader beams and assembly frames for the erection of the pots.
Since its opening in May 2021, Little Island has had over one million people visiting its unique sloping landscapes, seating lawns, pathways and amphitheater. With over 350 species of flowers, trees and shrubs, Little Island provides a gathering space for community engagements with an emphasis on art and educational workshops. This creative public space will have a long-lasting impact on New York City.


This is a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) from qualified firms (Engineers) to provide bridge design services, bridge inspection services, and Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) services for an unspecified number of bridges owned and maintained by the City of Durham.
Advertisement of RFQ: Friday, January 6, 2023
Pre-Submittal Meeting: Wednesday, January 18, 2023 at 2:00 PM (Virtually)
Deadline for Questions: Tuesday, January 31, 2022 at 4:30 PM
Submittals Due: Wednesday, February 8, 2023 by 2:00 PM
This project has been awarded to Kisinger, Campo and Associates.


$170 1 bed 38 Kintore Crescent, Box Hill VIC, 3128
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Transit is convenient for most trips.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 38 Kintore Crescent.
38 Kintore Crescent has excellent transit which means transit is convenient for most trips.
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In quiet and residential area, flat building plot of 800m ² in subdivision, serviced, located on the town of Massongy, close to all amenities and the Swiss border. CES de 0.30, ZONE UB. Other lots are available in this subdivision.
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** Meeting Alert **
@MichiganDOT is hosting a public meeting regarding the I-94 Project on Thursday, March 21 from 4 – 6 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Romulus City Hall, 11111 Wayne Road. The I-94 Project is scheduled to begin in June. Feel free to attend for more information.