PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WJHG / WECP) – Executives in Panama City Beach are working to bring the first outfall offshore to the Gulf of Mexico.
The town currently has two outlets flowing onto the beach near Calypso Towers and Lullwater Condominiums. They may not be the prettiest, but officials have said they are effective at draining stormwater from the island.
This new project would combine them into one that would extend approximately 1,500 feet into the Gulf. It would be paid for with a $ 21 million community development block grant and a disaster recovery grant.
But a project of this scale has sparked controversy among residents.
“You say you have support for this outlet, who? There are over 260 comments on your Facebook page on your post. Maybe a positive, ”said a Panama City Beach resident.
“How much nicer will it be not to watch any natural outfall and the resulting breakage,” said another Panama City Beach resident.
According to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the proposed outfall will drain underground and eliminate potential erosion on sandy beaches.
City officials agreed that this project would only benefit the region.
“I know there are those who oppose the outlet. Unfortunately, it is based on bad information. We’ve been looking at it for years, we just didn’t have the funding, ”said Michael Jarman, Panama City Beach City Councilor.
DEP officials said the city had not submitted a permit application for the project, but held a pre-application meeting in June.
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Recreation and Open Space Committee Meeting
November 8, 2021 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Public Notice is hereby given that the West Conshohocken Borough Council Recreation and Open Space Committee will meet on Monday, November 8, 2021 at 6:30 PM at the West Conshohocken Borough Hall, 112 Ford Street.
Borough Manager/ Secretary


"Gurugram is Haryana's gateway to the world and we have to ensure that it is developed as a futuristic city in all regards. The projects inaugurated today will provide better connectivity and mobility in addition to easing out congestion", Khattar said. \R
He also inaugurated the civic water supply to five sectors in New Gurugram. The provision of water supply in Sectors 111-115 will cater to thousands of residents, who were dependent on water tankers, according to officials.
Minister of State (Planning) Rao Inderjeet Singh had during a recent function confronted the Khattar over the delay of this stadium, which is to be named after his father and the second chief minister of Haryana.


The Southeast Valley Community Plans Update has met a major milestone! In July and August, we hosted four Concept Workshops where we revealed proposed land use concepts for communities in the Southeast Valley. The events were open house-style, and offered the opportunity for the public to provide direct feedback and ask questions. In addition to land use concepts, the workshops featured information about:
If you were unable to attend these events, we still want your feedback! You can view the materials from the workshops below, and provide us with your input here. If you have any questions, please visit our Get Involved page to reach out to us or email us at email@example.com.
Thank you to everyone who was able to attend one of our workshops! Our team really enjoyed the opportunity to interact with residents, business owners and community leaders in the Southeast Valley.


M&CC to commence pre-independence clean-up campaign – calls for residents and business community involvement
DPI, GUYANA, Friday, May 11, 2018
The Mayor and City Council(M&CC) is appealing to residents and the business sector to join the council in its pre-independence clean-up campaign, which commences on May 20, 2018.
The request was made during a press conference held at City Hall, Regent Street, by Deputy Director of Solid Waste, Floyd Rollins.
The operation will be centred around Lacytown and Bourda, from King Street to Albert Street running east to west, and from South Road to Robb Street, running north to south. The activity will commence at 7:00hrs and conclude at 16:00hrs. The area was initially chosen after an assessment carried out indicated an increase in clogging of drains, and overgrowth in alleyways and parapets.
Rollins said that the M&CC is inviting all residents and business owners in the vicinity to participate in the clean-up exercise. This, he said, is in an effort to build a better relationship with residents and business owners.
“When the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) is speaking about building a relationship in terms of this pre-independence clean-up, we do not want to send out our workers to do the work. I think if persons are a part of this clean-up, they will develop more appreciation for the environment, hence they would want to protect it more. That is the type of relationship we want to build with residents whereby you can come in and you can make your complaints but also at the same time, you are willing to come out and help in the clean-up of the area” he explained.
The M&CC will provide all the necessary tools for the exercise. Rollins said that the campaign will soon be carried out in other communities once the assessment, conducted by the M&CC, indicates that it is necessary.
By: Isaiah Braithwaite.
Photo by: Shane Clement


The completion of the new frontage to the Greyhound Hotel, one of the hostelries of this city, calls for notice in our columns, especially as the style adopted is new to Bath, and forms a picturesque change from the otherwise monotonous character of our street architecture. Considerable improvements have been made inside the hotel, and increased accommodation afforded. The works have been carried out by Mr S. G. Mitchell, from designs, and under the direction of Mr C. J. Phipps F.S.A. of this city and London.
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August 19, 2015
CONTACT: Marcia McAllister
DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT
Lane Closures Tonight, August 19, 2015
Construction activities will take place overnight on Wednesday, August 19, causing lane closures on
the Dulles International Airport Access Highway (DIAAH) and Autopilot Drive.
All work is weather dependent and subject to change.
Dulles International Airport Access Highway (DIAAH) East
When: Wednesday, August 19 - Thursday, August 20, 6 p.m. to 5 a.m.
What: Right lane closed
Where: From mile marker 2.2 to 3.5 (from 3/10 mile before the Centreville Road overpass to 1/10 mile past the Monroe Street overpass
Why: Construction entrance acceleration/deceleration lane
When: Wednesday, August 19 - Thursday, August 20, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
What: Right and left lanes closed northbound, left lane closed southbound
Where: Northbound Autopilot Drive will be diverted to one lane of southbound
Autopilot Drive from Rudder Road past the Avis car rental facility. Southbound
Autopilot Drive will be reduced a single lane from Materials Road to Rudder Road.
Why: Ongoing construction. Police will be onsite for motorist safety.
A 24/7 Hotline is available for Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Phase 2 construction


Warren Heath Recycling Facility, The Welsh Drive, Eversley, RG27 0QB
The Hampshire (Various Roads, Gunners Way Area, Gosport) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 2013
A permanent traffic order prohibiting waiting at the junction of Gunners Way and Anthony Grove to improve visibilty and safety.
Temporary Road Closure Extension - Various Roads, Gosport
A six month extension to a temporary road closure Order already made to facilitate highway maintenance under Hampshire County Council's Operation Resilience programme.
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - EAST MEON FOOTPATH 18
Hampshire County Council, to prevent the likelihood of danger to the public following a recent fire, considers that the closure to the road as specified should come into force without delay.
B2146 Sussex Road, Petersfield and Lasham Hill Lane, Lasham
Closures required for pre-surface dressing patching works.
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The Local Police office of the Municipality of Pietra M.no has placed some restrictions on road traffic. Therefore, on Saturday 23 September 2023, from 5.00 pm until the end of the service, TPL public service buses will observe the following temporary route changes:
- BUSES DIRECT TO CASALNUOVO MONTEROTARO:
Via Lucera - Via Verdi – Via San Pardo - Via Mazzini – Via Roma.
- BUSES DIRECT TO FOGGIA:
Via Roma – Via Mazzini – Via San Pardo – Via Verdi – Via Lucera.
During the period of validity of this "Notice to Customers", the Piazza Martiri del Terrorismo stop is suspended.


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The journey trip lasts around 50 minutes between those two terminus.
The first departures (4 stations) from west to east occur at 5:30am (Pont de Sèvres), at 5:30am (Porte Saint-Cloud), at 5:35am (Havre-Caumartin), and at 5:42am (Porte de Montreuil).
The first departures (4 stations) from east to west occur at 5:25am (Mairie de Montreuil), at 5:26am (Porte de Montreuil), at 5:26am (Nation) and at 5:49 (Porte Saint-Cloud).
The last departure, for the entire journey, at Pont de Sèvres station occurs at 00:26am, as well as from Mairie de Montreuil station to Pont de Sèvres station.
On friday-saturday, saturday-sunday and the night before holidays-holiday the last departures, for the whole journey, occurs at 01:26am for the 2 major terminus.
First departures of the Paris subway from west to east
|At||Pont de Sèvres||Porte Saint-Cloud||Havre-Caumartin||Porte de Montreuil|
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The frequency of the Paris metro line 9 is around 4-5 minutes before 7:30am, between 7:30am and 8:30pm, it's between 2-4 minutes and after 8:30pm the frequency is around 6 minutes for the week.
For the week-end, the frequency is 4-8 for the weekend and can reach 10 minutes on friday-saturday, saturday-sunday and the night before holidays-holiday.
Some places to visit by the Paris subway
Porte Saint-Cloud station allows you to go to the ''Parc des Princes'' (third largest french stadium).
At Trocadéro, you can visit the ''Jardin du Trocadéro''.
You can visit the Musée Grévin by stopping at the Grands Boulevard station, this station doesn't have connection with other Paris metro lines.
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Tuesday 25 May 2010 1.14pm
Does anyone know what's opening at 41 St. Thomas Street? I've seen it painted bright lime green the past few days. A quick google search showed that it's where SeOne the club used to be. But now they seem to be opening the entrance on the St. Thomas side rather than the Weston Street
Also, does anyone know what's happening to the space under the bridge on Bermondsey Street
? I remember the planning permission was granted a couple of years back, and have seen people coming in and out on the weekends. Is that officially a night club now?


Editor | January 17, 2022 @ 12:44 PM
Delhi High Court on January 14 sought a response from Delhi Development Authority(DDA) on a petition seeking a survey of the affected residents of the slums near Lotus Temple Roadin Kalkaji and rehabilitate them in accordance with the Delhi JJ Slum Rehabilitation and Relocation Policy, 2015.
Justice Rekha Palli issued notice to DDA and asked it to file a reply and listed the matter for further hearing in March.
The petition filed by Santosh Giri and other local residents has challenged the action of DDA of demolishing the slums near Lotus Temple Road, Kalkaji without prior notice. Some jhuggis were demolished last month.
The plea sought temporary shelter with facilities, including running drinking water, sanitation facilities and clean hygienic surroundings in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. The petitioner further sought survey and rehabilitation as per the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) policy of 2015.
The petitioners urged the High Court to issue direction to DUSIB to conduct a survey of the affected residents and rehabilitate them in accordance with the Delhi JJ slum Rehabilitation and Relocation Policy, 2015. The petition also wants DUSIB to put on record the survey of the residents in accordance with their policy of 2015 and direct the respondents to provide temporary shelter to the dwellers.
The jhuggi clusters in Kalkaji have been in existence at least since 1990 and comprise more than 23 houses. The residents are mostly rickshaw pullers, daily wage labourers and domestic workers who live below the poverty line. They are struggling to survive amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the plea informed the court.
It added that the petitioners have proof of residence prior to January 2015.
Source: TNN, Delhi/NCR


|This is a National Monument of Brunant and as such may not be modified or dismantled.|
|Location||Koningstad, Cape Cross Parish|
Grafstad is the oldest and original area of Koningstad, Brunant. It is named after the explorer Adrianus Graf, who founded it in the 1550s. Graf, who had recently discovered Villa Fulvia, settled this area with his family. In 1555, he built a country estate here. In 1558, he persuaded King Anders I to move his summer residence here. After this, many well-to-do people began to move here.
Grafstad is famous for its colorful late 16th and 17th century houses.
During the Carrington era, when the capital was moved here, several old houses were torn down and replaced with newer ones. In the early 1900s, some houses were also torn down to make way for Art Deco/Art Nouveau townhouses. Many citizens voiced their concern at the “destruction” of such a historic neighborhood and it was made a National Monument in 1937.
In 1939, laws were made making it illegal to dismantle historic buildings and to construct anything here taller than the tallest existing building (six stories).
Local sights and monumentsEdit
See the page Map colors for an explanation of what each color means.
|Quarters of Koningstad|
| Streets and avenues
Ambroos Street - Caroman Avenue - Carrington Avenue - Charles Street - Chester Street - Darnant Avenue - Drenthestraat - Duithers Street - Grotestraat - Havering Avenue - Koningstraat - Mosque Street - Queen Street - Vandelet Quay - Van der Ecke Street - Van Draak Street - Van Horne Avenue - Varne Street


TOWN OF CHILI
The Chili Town Board will conduct a Public Hearing on August 15, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. to consider the rezoning of 30 Airline Drive from LI (Limited Industrial) to LI with ADATOD (Airport Development Area Transportation Overlay District).
The meeting will be held at the Chili Town Hall, 3333 Chili Avenue, Rochester, NY 14624. Anyone wishing to speak for or against this proposed incentive zoning may do so at this time. Please contact the Chili Town Hall by August 10, 2018 if you require special accommodations for the meeting.
Virginia L. Ignatowski, Town Clerk


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Fri01Dec20177:30 amM Shed, Bristol
Reuse of Foundations (RuFUS) Breakfast Briefing
Company chairman, Nick Langdon and Principal Engineer Joe Slattery will join senior members of structural engineers, Iesis Special Structures, to speak at a breakfast seminar in Bristol on 1 December.
Aimed at local developers, architects, contractors and planning advisors the focus will be on the reuse of foundations using the RuFUS framework and opportunities for development these present in Bristol. The venue for this event, the M Shed, is itself a classic example of repurposing the whole building.
For enquiries or to book a place, please email Katie Hatchley at firstname.lastname@example.org.


Proposed Changes for October 2015
The City of Chandler and Valley Metro are considering changes to the following routes. Any changes would become effective on October 26, 2015.
542 - Chandler Express
Potentially add one trip in each direction
For more information or to provide feedback on proposed changes, email email@example.com or call 480-782-3300.
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Title VI Information
View the City of Chandler's Title VI Statement by clicking here.


By Glenn Collins
Monday, May 17, 2010 | 9:05 PM
The City Council held its regular meeting Monday night and Mayor Ken Sunseri wanted to squash rumors circulating about the upcoming Wet/Dry vote June 1. Sunseri said “I don’t want people going out creating a bunch a rumors that aren’t factual.”
Sunseri said that there are three things he believes the council will agree to: retail sales, restaurant sales and numerous restrictions on clubs and bars “in order to avoid things like that in Haleyville.” He added “I don’t think that (the Council is) going to agree to Sunday sales.”
The city is looking at example ordinances, but the Mayor stressed “Until the vote is passed, we have not had the opportunity to sit down and discuss item-by-item … an ordinance.”
He concluded his comments by saying “The council has agreed to be as responsible as we can to the citizens of Haleyville in the ordinance we write.”
The council took the following action: approved April general operation bills of $385,035.73, approved Park & Recreation’s hiring of lifeguards and approved poll workers for the June 1 Municipal Option Election.
The next regular meeting of the council will be Monday, June 7, 7 PM, at City Hall.
For Mayor Ken Sunseri’s complete remarks [Click Here] (1:56).


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Top Quality Retaining Wall Installation in Plymouth, MI
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Hillsborough commissioners want more info on light rail
Bringing light rail to Hillsborough County may be a top priority for Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio and many other civic leaders. But Hillsborough County commissioners took several tense moments Wednesday to remind everyone just who holds the keys to Iorio's mass transit dreams.
It's the County Commission that must decide whether to ask voters in 2010 if using tax money to build a rail system is acceptable.
"You guys have been meeting for two years, and now you're coming to us?" Commissioner Rose Ferlita observed.
The topic came up during a budget workshop at which commissioners discussed future construction projects. That's when Commissioner Mark Sharpe mentioned the possible mass transit referendum in 2010.
Ferlita seized on Sharpe's use of the word "we." As in, we've been meeting, we've heard presentations, we've brought in experts. Just who is this secret "we committee," and why is it only now deigning to include the county? Ferlita wanted to know.
"After two years, the 'we committee' has decided to do something," Ferlita said. "After two years you're going to tell us we have to come together with this 'we committee.' "
Read the full story here.


These bicycles known as Vélib's are used all over Paris. The word vélib is a contraction of vélo for bike and liberté which stands for bicycle freedom. They are cheap to rent and you can see people riding them everywhere. There are actually four times as many bike stations in Paris as metro stations. Amazing! And it's really simple too... you rent it, ride it and then return it to any station. It's a great way to get around!!


6th October 2022
Menara MBJB, Johor Bahru
Assoc. Prof. Sr. Dr. Noralfishah Sulaiman,Siti Kursiah Kamalia Abdul Latib, Nursyahirah binti Yusman, Mr Michael from ITMAX System Bhd and Sena Traffic Sdn Bhd.
Assoc. Prof. Sr. Dr. Noralfishah Sulaiman having a discussion with Mr Michael from ITMAX System Bhd & Sena Traffic Sdn Bhd about Smart, Resilient & Agile Cities, Digital Facilities Management (Computer Aided Facilities Management), Hazard, exposure and risks in the cities, Flood monitoring and Early Warning System (EWS), Flash flood at Johor Bahru, Traffic Management System and many more.


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This community meeting will be held during Brentwood Nights and is in a come & go format. Presentations will be held at 5:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Visit the 2022 Bond website for information on the draft proposals and planning process.


Graffiti has been removed from the following areas using Dublin City Council’s Waste Management Services between March 1st and March 31st, 2021;
- Stoney Road, North Strand, Dublin 3.
- West Road, East Wall, Dublin 3.
- GPO Arcade, Henry Street, Dublin 1.
- Hardwicke Lane, Dublin 1.
- Ossory Road, Dublin 3.
- East Wall Road, Dublin 3.
- Arbour Hill, Dublin 7.
- 137 North Strand Road, Dublin 3.
- Buckingham Street Lower, Dublin 1.
- Spring Garden Street, Ballybough, Dublin 3.
- Shelmalier Road, East Wall, Dublin 3.
- Sean McDermott Street, Dublin 1.
If there are items or examples of graffiti on your street or avenue, please get in touch with me and I will arrange for its removal.
Arbour Hill, Ballybough, Broadstone, Church Street, City Centre, Clonliffe Road, Constitution Hill, Drumcondra, Dublin City Council, East Wall, Fine Gael, Grangegorman, Markets, Montpelier, North Circular Road, North Strand, North Wall, Phibsborough, Quays, Rathdown Road, Smithfield, Stoneybatter
Fine Gael Councillor - North Inner City
Chair, Urban Form & Planning Strategic Policy Committee


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About 207 Celebration Blvd Kissimmee FL 34747
207 Celebration Blvd Kissimmee FL 34747 has a Walk Score of 40 out of 100. This address is Car-Dependent as a few amenities near 207 Celebration Blvd are within walking distance.


December 3, 2019
Hubbard Conference Room 203, Annex
115 Pleasant Street
Gardner, MA 01440
CANCELLED - Planning Board Public Hearing and Public Informational Meeting (4 LaChance St)
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Due to weather conditions and closure of City Hall, this hearing has been cancelled and will be rescheduled - Notice to follow.


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Residents of McNamara to Fort Burt are invited to a community meeting on Thursday, April 6 at 5:00 p.m. in the Fort Burt Hotel conference room.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss how scheduled works on the sewerage mains will affect residents in the area.
Work is expected to commence on April 21. All residents are asked to attend.


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Here we discuss upcoming street construction projects, regional transportation plans, and development proposals that may affect the city's environment for walkers, cyclists, and residents with disabilities.
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Philadelphia cracking down on owners of rundown properties
By Miriam Hill
Inquirer Staff Writer
Standing outside a blighted property in Port Richmond, Mayor Nutter declared war on people who neglect vacant buildings and lots.
“Let me put all property owners on notice right now,” Nutter said. “Philadelphia residents should not have to put up with this kind of crap. If you’re not being responsible, we’re going to come find you.”
At a Wednesday news conference, the mayor announced a three-part strategy to address vacant properties, widely considered one of the city’s largest and most costly challenges.
Nutter plans to:
Identify owners of vacant, blighted lots and buildings.
Begin fining them $300 a day for each window and door not up to code, meaning they must be usable and not boarded up.
Take owners who do not comply to Municipal Court’s new “blight court,” which can force them to fix their properties or pay the fines. The court has muscle because of a state law passed last year that lets the city go after owners’ personal assets if they don’t comply.
via Philadelphia cracking down on owners of rundown properties | Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/27/2011.
This appears to be a step in the right direction. I really hope this works. Is there anything in place to guarantee owners are in compliance after the court decision? Bringing the property up to code is the beginning. The next step is to put the property back on the market to uplift the community, to protect other homeowner’s and to generate much needed revenue. Market reentry of abandoned properties should be the end goal.
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Marin Transit is directed by a seven member Transit District policy board. The Transit District Board includes elected representatives from the County Board of Supervisors (all five districts), two city representatives, and an alternate city representative.
City representatives are appointed by the Marin County Council of Mayors and Councilmembers (MCCMC) to two year terms. Marin Transit Board Members do not receive compensation for service on the Board.
Each of the Marin County Transit District Board Members and the City Alternate are elected officials of Marin County (Supervisors) or a City Council. The Board Members are subject to AB 1234, the state law requiring ethics training for local agency officials. Certificates of completion for ethics training are available from the Board Members’ respective local Board Clerk. For the current elected officials on the Marin Transit Board of Directors, certificates can be obtained as follows.
|Board Member||District or City||Current Term Ends|
|Mary Sackett||Marin County, District 1||January 1, 2026|
|Katie Rice||Marin County, District 2||January 1, 2025|
|Stephanie Moulton-Peters||Marin County, District 3||January 1, 2025|
|Dennis Rodoni||Marin County, District 4||January 1, 2025|
|Eric Lucan||Marin County, District 5||January 1, 2025|
|Maribeth Bushey||City of San Rafael||January 1, 2026|
|Fred Casissa||Town of Corte Madera||January 1, 2026|
|Brian Colbert||Town of San Anselmo||January 1, 2024|
Ethics Training Certification of Completion Available at the following locations:
Marin County: Clerk of the Board, Marin County Board or Supervisors, 3501 Civic Center Dr., San Rafael, CA 94903
Town of San Anselmo: Town Clerk, Town of San Anselmo, 525 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo, CA 94960
City of San Rafael: City Clerk, City of San Rafael, 1400 Fifth Ave., PO Box 151560, San Rafael, CA 94915-1560
Town of Corte Madera: Town Clerk, Town of Corte Madera, 240 Tamal Vista Blvd., Suite 110, Corte Madera, CA 94925


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Staplestown Road Water Mains Replacement
National Leakage Reduction Programme
Irish Water in partnership with Carlow County Council, is replacing problematic water mains in Staplestown Road, Co. Carlow to provide a more reliable water supply, reduce high levels of leakage and improve water quality.
The works involve the replacement of over 290 metres of aged cast iron water mains with new modern pipes. The programme to replace the water mains in Staplestown Road, Co. Carlow will commence in mid-July. These works are being carried out as part of Irish Water’s National Leakage Reduction Programme.
The section of works will take place along Staplestown Road from the Staplestown Road Roundabout to the Clayton Hall Roundabout.
The works will be carried out on behalf of Irish Water by Shareridge Construction Ltd. and are expected to be completed by mid-August.
What are the benefits of the works?
The benefits of these leakage reduction works include:
- Reliable Water Supply – Replacement of problematic water mains and service connections will reduce the instances of bursts and interruptions to the water supply reducing disruption for homes and businesses in the area.
- Reduced Leaks – Replacement of problematic water mains and service connections will eliminate existing leaks and reduce the amount of clean drinking water lost into the ground.
- Improved Water Quality – Removing existing old cast iron and lead from the public water network and replacing them with new pipes will reduce the risk of contamination.
- Improved Operation and Maintenance – These works will deliver efficiencies including cost savings by providing improved water network operation that will require less maintenance in the future.
Will customers be affected by the works?
Traffic management in the form of two-way traffic lights will in place for the duration of the works.
The works may involve some short-term interruptions to the water supply. The project team will ensure that customers are given a minimum of 48 hours’ notice prior to any planned interruption.
We understand that this type of work can be inconvenient. Works crews will make every effort to minimise any disruption these necessary works cause.


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Hot temperatures, combined with lack of rainfall has created a water shortage throughout Washington State. The City of Airway Heights is issuing a Stage I and Stage II Water Conservation Advisory for all customers within the city limits. Water saving measures are required in order for us to continue a sustainable supply of water to our community.
Click HERE for more information about our conservation efforts.


Bloomsbury is the area located north of New Oxford Street, south of Euston Road, east of Tottenham Court Road and west of Southampton Row. Located in the London Borough of Camden, its myriad of stations makes Bloomsbury easily accessible from all over London.
King's Cross is the system's busiest transport hub, while Goodge Street and Russell Square are most central for the sight-seeing. Buses run frequently along Tottenham Court Road, Gower Street, Euston Road and New Oxford Street. The main streets and buildings include Russell Square, New Oxford Street, Lamb's Conduit Street, Southampton Row, Great Russell Street, Museum Street, Bedford Avenue, Ridgemount Gardens, Queen Square, Bedford Square, Bloomsbury Square, Queen Court, Bloomsbury Mansions, Bedford Court Mansions, St George’s Church, University College London, the British Museum, the British Library. Universities include UCL (University of Central London) SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies) and Birkbeck. Nearby areas include Kings Cross, Camden Town, Clerkenwell, Holborn, Fitzrovia, Soho, Covent Garden, Farringdon.
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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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City council awards bid for resurfacing project
Published 4:52 pm Monday, February 27, 2023
The Atmore City Council adopted two resolutions Monday for a street resurfacing and Carpet Drive award during its regular meeting at city hall.
The street resurfacing award was for resolution 2023-06, and was awarded to H.O. Weaver and Sons. The awarded bid amount was for $2,117,112.26.
The portions of streets that will be resurfaced include McRae Street, 14th Avenue, South Carney Street, South Trammell Street, West Horner Street, East Horner Street, 6th Avenue, Ridgeley Street, Brown Street, West Ashley Street, East Ashley Street, Harris Street, Robinson Street, Swift Mill Road, Bream Street, Perch Street, South Pensacola Avenue, West Oak Street, West Louisville Avenue, Peachtree Street and Carpet Drive.
The Carpet Drive award was for resolution 2023-07, and was awarded to Arrington Curb and Excavation of Flomaton. The awarded bid amount was for $348,000 and is for widening of Carpet Drive to help make the turnouts bigger for trucks.
In other business, the city council:
- approved the Yellow Hats’ request to name the road in front of the Houston Avery Park pool, “George Mosby Drive;”
- approved a liquor license for the Strand Theatre and Encore. Pride of Atmore Executive Director Foster Kizer said if the venue is serving liquor, there will be security present;
- approved Chris Harrison as first alternate, and Shawn Lassiter as second alternate voting delegates at the annual business meeting of the Alabama League of Municipalities;
- approved the second annual Autism Awareness Walk for April 1;
- adopted resolution 2023-04 for fixing the costs incurred in the demolition or repair at 53 Harris St. for $8,173.46; and,
- adopted resolution 2023-05 for fixing the costs incurred in the demolition or repair at 75 Jones St.


Sapna Garden is the largest and most beautiful park located in Ulhasnagar. It connects thousands of people with nature through public programs. The park is a perfect destination to hang out with your friends, picnic, and generally meet up in all sizes of groups. Sapna Garden provides plenty of opportunities for children to use their imagination. The park has playgrounds, event areas, tennis courts, sports fields, tables, multi-use game area.
4pm - 11pm


Portage Park District Board Meeting Schedule
The Board of Commissioners of the Portage Park District has rescheduled its regular Board meetings for the remainder of 2015.
Monthly Board Meetings will occur every 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:00 pm starting on Sept. 16th, 2015.
Meetings will be held at the Park District office, 705 Oakwood St. Suite G-4 Ravenna Ohio.
For more information, contact the Park District at 330-297-7728.


July 28, 2017
Construction for the Lovedale Road (SR 2010) bridge, which spans a branch of Wylie Run in Elizabeth Township, Allegheny County has been postponed. It was previously scheduled to begin during the week of July 24.
Construction is now expected to begin during the week of July 31 and be complete
in early September. During this time, drivers will be directed to follow a detour along McKeesport Road (SR 2001), Route 51 (Hayden Boulevard), Route 48 (Scenery Drive), and Mill Hill Road (SR 2008).
In the event of unfavorable weather or unforeseen activities, this schedule may change.
This bridge is referred to as JV-424 and is one out of the 558 bridges being replaced under the Rapid Bridge Replacement Project. JV references the joint-venture partnership between Walsh/Granite, which is leading construction for the entire project.


Last Updated on June 6, 2017 by cassnetwork
Work on the TP&W rail line west of Logansport will cause some crossing closures starting Sunday 5/21. The work is moving east to west along the railroad, which parallels US 24. The current schedule is to close crossings listed below on the days listed:
- Sunday 5/21: CR 600W
- Monday 5/22: CR 800W
- Tuesday 5/23: CR 825W
- Wednesday 5/24: CR 925W, CR 1000W, CR 1050W
The crossing closures could extend into a second day from the dates listed, depending on the work progress. The contractor advises they will work to re-open crossings as soon as possible after the track work is complete.
A rail crossing in New Waverly will be closed for three to four days, beginning Wednesday, 5/24. Norfolk Southern has informed the highway department of the crossing closure at Cedar Street/ CR 975E in New Waverly. The crossing is expected to re-open by Friday or early Saturday. Traffic in the area can cross at CR 950E, just west of the closed crossing.
Also the NS rail crossing in Clymers remains closed through early next week. The road is closed for construction, but local traffic should be aware that the NS crossing on 400S will be completely closed until at least Tuesday 5/30. Local traffic can detour to the east using Vandalia and Main Streets.
SOURCE: News release from Cass County Highway Department


The City and County of Denver hosts a monthly construction coordination meeting with key contractors working in the CCN area: N University Blvd to N Steele St and 1st Ave to 3rd Ave.
The purpose of the meeting is to work with contractors to cross-check and coordinate specific street projects within the CCN area and to not have streets inaccessible to motorists/pedestrians at any one time. Parking may be limited by these projects and lane closures are expected.
A monthly construction schedule of projects and locations is outlined below. Ongoing construction projects are also listed. When completion dates are known they will be noted.
NOTE: For contractors and others wishing to do work or close streets in the CCN area, you are required to attend the CCN Coordination Meeting prior to starting your work. These meetings are to assist with coordinating all the various CCN Projects.
Meetings will be held every other month on the third Thursday at 10am.
2401 E 2nd Ave Suite 150 – Basement Boardroom
Note: Unless noted, all work times are 8:30am to 3:30pm
|5/7/2019||12/20/2019||Halelden Construction||Clayton St 3rd ave to 2nd Ave: Clayton St to Columbine St||Alley - Closure|
|5/10/2019||1/6/2020||Halelden Construction||Clayton St 3rd ave to 2nd Ave||Sidewalk - Parking Lane - Closure|
|6/2/2019||1/31/2020||GH Phipps||Adams St 2nd Ave to 1st Ave: 1st Ave Ave 2nd Ave||Parking Lanes - Sidewalk Closure|
|6/20/2019||1/31/2020||Haselden Construction||Clayton St. 3rd Ave. to 2nd Ave.||Parking Lane-Closure|
Denver Parking Meter Bagging Program: https://prdwmq.etimspayments.com/pbw/include/denver/meterinput.jsp
Denver Capital Projects Information: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/right-of-way-services/engineering-regulatory-analytics/capital-projects-coordination.html
Denver Police Department District 3: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/police-department/police-stations/district-3-station-se-.html
Cherry Creek North Calendar: CCN Calendar


Ferndown is the fifth largest town in Dorset, with a population nearly 20,000, incorporating the communities of Hampreston, Longham, Stapehill and Tricketts Cross. Ferndown is situated in East Dorset adjoining the boundaries of the larger towns of Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch and is surrounded by open countryside and woodlands; close to the New Forest, and the market towns of Ringwood and Wimborne. It has a lively and thriving town centre, which is airy, clean and convenient for residents and visitors. The largest Industrial Estate in East Dorset is situated just a mile from the town centre and is an expanding resource serving the community. Up until 1972 the parish council was Hampreston, but Ferndown, formerly a small village nearby, began to grow and under the local government re-organisation of 1972 a major change took place to re-name the parish Ferndown and it became a Town Council at the same time.
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Peshawar: A total of 104 million passengers benefited from the Peshawar Bus Rapid Transit service in the two years of its service, a Peshawar BRT spokesperson said, ARY News reported.
According to a statement issued by the BRT spokesperson on the service’s two-year anniversary, over 3000 people were employed due to the BRT Peshawar. Over 104 million passengers used the service in the two years, he added.
The spokesperson added that the number of daily passengers on the BRT was 270,000. The Zu helpline resolved over 15,000 complaints, he added.
The service received four international awards in two years, while another 30 new buses were added to the fleet in the last year. Another 62 buses have been imported for the Peshwar BRT and will be operational soon.
The spokesperson added that over 2200 people registered themselves on the Zu bicycle sharing service. The service was used for over 113,000 trips.


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5) G Train Extension Becomes Permanent
A subway line gets extended by a few stops—this might seem like a small thing. But it was actually a huge victory for the people of South Slope, Windsor Terrace, and Kensington who were already underserved by mass transit. Beyond their victory was the fact that the fight to extend permanently G train service was a grassroots effort, led by Lincoln Restler, former North Brooklyn District Leader.


On Wednesday, March 22, Gov. Jared Polis stood in front of the Colorado Capital to announce new legislation that would practically outlaw single-family zoning in cities across the state. “We’re at a real fork in the road in Colorado,” Polis said, flanked by dozens of lawmakers, business leaders, environmental advocates and other community members. He […]
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The City of Fenton, Missouri (the “City”) seeks bids from qualified contractors for Pavilion Construction Project (the “Project”).
Sealed bids addressed to the Fenton City Hall at 625 New Smizer Mill Road, Fenton Missouri, will be accepted by the City until Tuesday, June 28, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing local time) at which time all bids received will be opened and read aloud.
The Bid Documents are on file at Fenton City Hall. Bidders must contact the City directly to receive copies of the Bid Documents and provide the City contact information so that the City can ensure that all bidders are notified of any addendums. Please contact Jill Adkisson at firstname.lastname@example.org or 636-343-2080 for an electronic copy of the Bid Documents Any submission to the City of Bid Documents received from any source other than directly by the City may result in disqualification for failure to comply with these bidding procedures. Copies of the Bid Documents may be obtained at a cost of $0.
A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held Tuesday, June 21, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. at 625 New Smizer Mill Road, Fenton, MO 63026 (City Hall).
Bids should be clearly marked “BID OPENING: PAVILION CONSTRUCTION PROJECT – ATTN: DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS”. Bids shall be submitted on the Bid Proposal form provided. All work shall be performed according to City specifications.


Pothole, Queen Ann Road
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 12:22, Sun 23 June 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
Square shaped pothole in the road directly in front of the Barton Hill Supermarket, Queen Ann Road.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:25, Sun 23 June 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:09, Mon 24 June 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 06:22, Tue 25 June 2019
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:10, Tue 16 July 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Improvements around Yarm’s Town Hall and war memorial are complete in time for the town’s First World War centenary commemorations.
Stockton Council has invested £500,000 to enhance the High Street ahead of the Yarm 1914 events on Saturday 2, Sunday 3 and Monday 4 August.
The improvements include:
• Paving the area around the Town Hall with Yorkshire Stone which is complemented by a small area of granite “cobble sets” to make it easier for people to get to the Town Hall, disabled toilet and war memorial
• Upgrading the Pelican crossings to Puffin crossings with sensors so people can cross the road more easily and safely
• Introducing new lighting to illuminate the Town Hall at night and heritage style street lighting throughout the High Street
• Enhancing CCTV coverage to improve community safety
Mayor of Stockton, Councillor Barbara Inman, said: “This weekend’s events are very important for Yarm and its residents so I am really pleased that these works will be complete by the weekend so that the High Street looks its best for the First World War commemorations which have been organised by Yarm 1914 Commemoration Group in conjunction with Yarm Town Council and partners.
“The spectacular new lighting really does enhance the appearance of the War Memorial, which has also been cleaned, making it the perfect setting for the town to come together on Monday evening to remember the contribution and sacrifice made by so many during the First World War.”
Chairman of Yarm Town Council, Councillor Peter Monck, welcomed the investment, he said: “I would like to thank Stockton Borough Council for all of their hard work. The investment has improved the aesthetic of the High Street as well as making access around the Town Hall area much more user friendly. I am particularly delighted that the work is being completed in advance of the First World War commemorations which are taking place on August 2, 3 and 4.”
For further information on Stockton Council’s investment in Yarm visit www.stockton.gov.uk/investinginyarm


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Dikshit asks mayor to give hawking licences to poorJuly 18th, 2008 - 9:20 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi , July 18 (IANS) To enable around 400,000 people in the national capital to earn their livelihood, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has told Delhi Mayor Arti Mehra to start allotment of ‘Teh Bazari’ (pavement hawking licence). `Teh Bazari’ is the licence given by municipal authorities to people to sell their goods at public places.
“Inaction of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and non-allotment of `Teh Bazari’ has resulted in denial of earning opportunity to the poor,” a press release said Friday quoting Dikshit.
“As per an order of the Supreme Court, 2.5 percent population of the total population of Delhi has to be allotted `Teh Bazari’. But even after a lapse of a year or so, poor families have not yet been able to get their licence, resulting in hardship to poor families,” she said.
Around 275,000 applications have been submitted for allotment of `Teh Bazari’, which are under consideration with the MCD.
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DART disruption; line closed from Grand Canal Dock to Sydney Parade due to flood repair work. The works to repair this damage, and resulting disruption, will continue for up to a fortnight (up to Friday 11th November current estimate).
Services affected are:
DART: DART services will operate Howth/Malahide to Grand Canal Dock, and from Sydney Parade to Greystones (note Southside service will be reduced in frequency, operating every 30 minutes, to the scheduled Greystones DART timetable). There will be no DART service between Grand Canal Dock and Sydney Parade.
Dublin Bus will accept rail tickets for customers affected, on all southside routes to/from areas on the DART line south of Grand Canal Dock.
In addition, from 07.00hrs-10.00hrs and 15.00hrs-19.30hrs, Monday to Friday, a shuttle bus service will operate between Booterstown and Pearse Station for rail customers.
List of existing Dublin Bus routes accepting rail tickets:
|Grand Canal Dock
||Route 4, Route 7, Route 8, Route 45, Route 47(all operate via Lower Mount Street)|
||Route 4, Route 7, Route 8, Route 45, Route 47 (all operate via Northumberland Road) |
||Route 2, Route 3, Route 18 |
||Route 2, Route 3. Routes 4, 7, 8, 45 and 47 operate via Merrion Road. |
||Route 4, Route 7, Route 8, Route 45. Routes 7b, 7d, 46a, 47 and 145 operate via Stillorgan Road. |
||Route 4, Route 7, Route 8, Route 45, Route 46e|
||Route 7, Route 8, Route 45 (all operate via Newtown Avenue) |
|Salthill & Monkstown
||Route 7, Route 8. Route 4 operates to Monkstown Avenue. |
||Route 7, Route 46a |
|Sandycove & Glasthule
||Route 7d. Route 7 operates via Lower Glenageary Road |
||Route 7, Route 7d, Route 8 |
||Route 7d, Route 8 |
||Route 7 operates via Churchview Road and Wyattville Road. Route 7b operates via Shanganagh Road |
||Route 7b. Route 145 operates via Bray Road |
||Route 45, Route 145 |
||Route 84(From UCD Belfield) and Route 84x. Route 45 to Oldcourt via Bray Main Street. Route 145 to Kilmacanouge via Bray Main street and Southern Cross|


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Feb 12, 2015 ... Tuesday, February 10th, Special Council Workshop, 12:30pm, City Offices, 160 Cypress 2015. Road and Median Projects. Palm Coast Parkway Six-Laning. Construction. 60% Barrier wall construction and grading for widening on . Come and meet this awesome dog Race of the Runways 5K/10K.
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ORANGE, NJ - This Saturday, come join Comcast NBCUniversal volunteers as they participate in a worthy cause - Comcast Cares Day.
On April 25, 2015, Comcast employees, their friends and families will join The City of Orange Township to paint the exterior of the Central Avenue Playground field house and tackle other clean-up and beautification projects to get this green space ready for a season of fun!
Please consider investing a couple of hours to make change happen in our community.
Date: Saturday, April 25, 2015 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Central Avenue Playground
400 Central Avenue, City of Orange Township New Jersey
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Applies from Mon 22 Feb 2021, 12.00am to Wed 30 Jun 2021, 5.03pm. Last reviewed: Fri 19 Feb 2021, 9.24am
Closed areas: Sections of Apple Tree Bay seawall fenced off
Some sections of seawall in the Apple Tree Bay area will be fenced off for reconstruction from Monday 22 February to Wednesday 30 June 2021 for a seawall refurbishment project.
For more information, contact the NPWS North Western Sydney Area office on 02 8448 0400.
Affects 1 park and 1 location nearby.


Here are this weekend’s Tube closures.
Circle line – Gloucester Road to Edgware Rd via Bayswater
Jubilee line – London Bridge to North Greenwich
District line – Edgware Rd to Wimbledon
London Overground Surrey Quays to Clapham Junction; Sunday only – Camden Road to Willesden Junction
Bus schedules and road use – TfL’s info regarding the flyover says – “The Hammersmith flyover is closed eastbound this weekend. It is closed in one direction for the next (several) weekends to allow for resurfacing and waterproofing work. This is part of the final phase of the strengthening work. Each weekend closure is from 22:30 Friday until 05:00 Monday. These closures are eastbound until Monday 30 June and westbound from Friday 4 July until Monday 4 August. Buses in the area may face some delays. Drivers who are able to do so are advised to plan their journeys and use the signed diversion route to avoid the A4 Great West Road through Hammersmith“.
Road issues this w/e around Tooting (both days), Westminster (Saturday), Clapham and beyond on Sunday for a cycling event. On Sunday, from 11:15 until 15:00, a procession will take place in Central London between Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square. Buses will be on diversion or stop short of their normal destination in the Notting Hill Gate, Marble Arch, Oxford Circus, Green Park, Knightsbridge and Victoria areas.
Embankment – Bakerloo and Northern line trains not stopping until November 2014.
Covent Garden – Exit only until mid-November 2014. Also, on Saturdays and Sundays, westbound trains not stopping.
Bond Street – Central line trains not stopping until early June.
Gloucester Road – Piccadilly line trains not stopping until mid-December 2014


Districts 3, 4 & 6 Town Hall Meeting on Monday July 11thJune 15, 2016
Mayor Cutter along with Council Members Lee Thomas, Benny Lee and Jim Prola invite community members to their Annual Town Hall Meeting.
Meet your local Council Members and learn about important projects moving forward in your neighborhood.
What: District 3,4 & 6 Town Hall Meeting
Where: Marina Community Center, 15301 Wicks Blvd.
When: Monday July 11th 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Find your district by searching the City Council district map webpage.


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Request for Bids
The City of Poplar Bluff is requesting bids to demolish and site clear a residential structure. The demolition firm must be familiar, in proximity, with the project and must be able to complete the required task in a timely manner. The property is located at 315 Relief Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Demolition and disposal of the subject properties must include the following:
Sealed bids will be received by the City of Poplar Bluff until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, June 24, 2021. Bids should include bid amount and proof of insurance. Bids received after this time will not be accepted. The City of Poplar Bluff reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The City of Poplar Bluff is an Equal Opportunity Employer and invites the submission of bids from minority and women owned firms. For more information contact James Sisk at 573-686-8615. Sealed bids can be mailed or dropped off to the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall, Attn Demolition Bid, City 501 Vine Street, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901.


Blackman Charter Township
Progress at the Crossroads
Planning Commission Meeting: 4-20-2021
Zoning Board of Appeals Mtg. – 4/13/2021
Industrial Facilities Exemption Transfer Public Notice
Industrial Facilities Exemption Transfer Application
3-18-21 Election Commission Meeting
Regular Board Meeting 3-15-21
Case #63.2021 & Case #1521: Site Plan Review Public Hearing
March 8th & 9th Board of Review Zoom Information
Case #1520 – Cond. Use – 2724 Shirley Dr.
Board Meeting Post
Case #1519 – Conditional Use – 3600 Wayland Dr.


SPD's dusting off their Late Night Public Safety Emphasis Patrols to make sure you behave yourself this summer.
Members of SPD's Anti-Crime, Traffic and SWAT units will retasked on Friday and Saturday nights this summer to keep the peace in busy nightlife spots around the city like:
The area of NE. 43rd St. to NE. 47th St. / 7th Ave. NE to Roosevelt Ave. NE (Club Fusion)
The area of NE 42nd St. to NE 52nd St. / 12 Ave, NE to 15th Ave. NE
36th Ave. N from Phinney Ave N to Fremont Ave. N.
Bell Town (same as last year)
Yesler Way to S. King St. / 1st and 2nd Ave S
700 block to 1700 block of Westlake Ave N.
Broadway Ave. E to 12 Ave. E / E. Madison St to E. Pine St.
28th Ave. S. and S. Jackson St. to include one block in each direction
1st Ave. South from S. Spokane St. to S. Holgate St.
Rainier Ave. S. and S. Henderson St. to include one block in each direction
35th Ave. SW. and SW Graham to include one block in each direction
Alki Beach front along Alki Ave. SW
Or, if reading all of that's too much for you, here's a picture version:
In other news, Magnolia totally needs a nightclub.


"What time is it, Ma?"
"Gettin' close to noon, Pa."
"Oh, alright then. 'Bout time for the water main to break, I reckon."
Now, I know that this could be a false impression. Maybe water mains are breaking all around me every day and I just don't know about them. Maybe they're just so noticeable in Port Angeles because the Peninsula Daily News does such a great, great job of covering local issues both big and small.
Broken water mains are just a symptom
of a totally broken system.
Or maybe...Just maybe...There really are a disproportionate number of water main breaks in Port Angeles because the City Council (at staff's direction, of course) directs a disproportionate amount of money away from basic infrastructure projects and into crazy, loco, lunatic, needless and pointless projects.
Maybe? Ya think?


Special Service Advisory for “We Will Not Go Back” March in Staten Island on Saturday, August 23
August 22nd, 2014
The MTA has a service plan to help Staten Island customers who may be impacted by potential street closures in and around the vicinity of the St. George Ferry Terminal due to tomorrow’s planned march,
Between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., there will be a shuttle train as well as bus rerouting in order to get riders to their destinations throughout the day. Customers are advised to allow additional time for travel.
Staten Island Railway
Staten Island Railway (SIR) normally operates every 30 minutes on Saturdays. SIR will supplement normal service with an additional shuttle train operating between Old Town Station and St George Terminal. Service will be provided every 15 minutes. Additional personnel will be assigned to assist customers at Old Town Station, Grasmere Station, Tompkinsville Station, and St George Station. Signage to advise customers of the additional SIR service will be posted at the Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Manhattan, St. George Ferry Terminal and in SIR train cars.
Additional subway personnel will also be dispatched in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan as march participants travel to and from the march staging areas.
Several bus routes will be impacted by street closures as a result of the planned march. The S74 and S76 will terminate at Old Town Rd where customers can transfer to SIR for service to St. George. The S78 will detour and stop at Old Town Rd. in order to allow customers to transfer for SIR service and then will continue along its regular route and terminate at Narrows Rd South.
The S40, S44, S46, S48, S61, and S62 will terminate at Broadway/Clove Rd. where customers can board shuttle buses for service to the Old Town Station and transfer to SIR.
The S51 and S52 will detour and stop at Old Town Rd. in order to allow customers to transfer for SIR service and then will continue along their regulars route and terminate at Hylan Blvd/Clove Rd.
The S53, S79, X1, X10, and X17 will run their normal routes across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge.


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Join us for an annual gathering to celebrate the progress advancing the SDGs in Guelph and London. The first symposium is planned for early 2023. Contact us or sign up for our mailing list to learn more and stay up to date on new project developments.
The SDG Cities Symposium is an opportunity for our local networks to come together and recognize the SDG work going on in London and Guelph. The Symposium is a chance to celebrate our shared accomplishments and come together to plan and deepen relationships for the future. The first SDG Cities Symposium will occur early 2023. Stay connected to SDG Cities to learn more as we plan for this celebration.


Leicester City football club and Leicester Tigers rugby club have agreed in principle to create a joint company to buy the Walkers Stadium. The two clubs today unveiled plans to turn the Foxes’ current home “into a sports super stadium for football and rugby”.
“The new company would be owned on a 50:50 basis by Leicester City and Leicester Tigers. Both clubs believe this would be a visionary and ground-breaking venture, unique in British sport,” the clubs said in a joint statement.
“The stadium would be re-branded - inside and out, to reflect its joint ownership and a new playing surface would be installed to accommodate both football and rugby. The work would be carried out in time for the start of next season.


Zoning Ordinance Summary
Table of Contents
This is a SUMMARY ONLY of the Los Angeles County Zoning Ordinance (unincorporated area). The information herein is NOT ALL-INCLUSIVE.
One other thing to also keep in mind -- USES MUST BE CONSISTENT WITH THE GENERAL PLAN, LOCAL PLANS, AND/OR COMMUNITY STANDARDS DISTRICTS. THESE MAY LIMIT THE TYPE AND INTENSITY OF USE.
For more complete information, see Title 22 (Planning and Zoning) of the Los Angeles County Code, or stop by the office of the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning, Room 1360 Hall of Records, 320 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. Phone: (213) 974-6411.


Claremont City Council votes to demolish 60-year-old John McClane Clark Outdoor PoolBY MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
May 19. 2014 8:09PM
CLAREMONT — With no viable alternative, city councilors voted Wednesday to demolish the John McClane Clark Outdoor Pool at Veterans Park.
The demolition will be put out to bid soon and should take place sometime this summer, City Manager Guy Santagate said Monday.
Plans to demolish the pool were put on hold last year when resident and County Commissioner Jeffrey Barrette petitioned to save the 60-year-old city pool.
In January the city council members said they would give the public until April to come up with a plan to save the pool.
No one came forward, Santagate said.
In January, Barrette said the three-month time frame was not long enough to devise a plan and said he is baffled at the city’s plan to destroy a city resource.
“We recommended it over a year ago to demolish the pool because it was too costly to repair and we also have a nice indoor pool now at the new community center,” Santagate said Monday.In October, a report compiled by a firm hired by the city to study the pool confirmed that repairs to the pool would not be worth the money.
The Boston-based firm Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype, Inc. said in its report that an investment of about $460,000 by the city in order to reopen the current pool and bathhouse would not be a cost effective use of potential funds.
Santagate said Monday that amount would have just covered the pool lining. A full renovation and a renovation of the bathhouse, which is also in poor condition, would have cost over $1 million.
Built in the 1950s, the outdoor pool was last renovated in the 1970s. It was closed two summers ago because the large amounts of water leaking made chlorinating the pool properly difficult, creating a potential public health issue. The 35-year-old gutter system appears to be the source of the pool leaks.
Last spring the Claremont Savings Bank Community Center opened with a new indoor pool.
The John McLane Clark Outdoor Pool was only open eight weeks out of the year.


Fall 2020 planting dates (volunteer involvement TBD):
Saturday, October 17th (deadline for ordering trees is Monday, October 12th)
Saturday, November 21st (deadline for ordering trees is Monday, November 16th)
To order trees to be planted on your property click here.
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In Rock the Vegas, your goal is to build up the glitziest, most glamorous, and most profitable casino town the world has ever seen.
Use these early tips to get started on your very own casino empire!
-Get connected! - Be sure to build roads to connect all your attractions. If possible, try to use open-ended road layouts that let your citizens take easy detours (avoid one-way streets with dead ends).
-Build, build, build! - The quickest way to get ahead in Rock the Vegas is to build out your city with the necessary buildings, such as motels for housing, substations to provide power, and bars to generate quick profit.


The threat to the Green Belt is widespread so other groups have been formed to protect their local Green Belt. If you have an interest in the Green Belt or know of someone who lives outside the Cobham area, please visit these other groups as working together we can help protect OUR Green Belt. If you know of other groups which should be represented here, please let us know through our contact page.
Local Green Belt Groups
|Esher Residents campaigning to save the Esher Green Belt and specifically to stop the proposed development on Sandown racecourse which is greenbelt land.
|Normandy Action Group is a formally constituted association established by Normandy residents who care about the village and wish to address independently any issues that affect the environment and amenity of the local community.
|Group campaigning to Save the Hogs Back from planned development on the Green Belt.
|Wisley Airfield Action Group set up to oppose building 2500+ homes on the Green Belt at the disused Wisley Airfield in Surrey
|The Guildford Green Belt Group oppose building on Green Belt land and encourages other local Green Belt organisations to join them.
Countryside and Green Belt Groups
|The Surrey Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) is a voice for everyone who wishes to save our countryside and open spaces.
|National website for the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE)
|Natural England is the government's advisor on the natural environment. They provide practical advice, grounded in science, on how best to safeguard England's natural wealth for the benefit of everyone.
Other Local Groups
|Cobham Heritage Trust
|Cobham & Downside Residents Association
|FEDORA represents the interests of the residents of the village of Oxshott, Surrey.
|Surrey Wildlife Trust
Local Sources of News
|Surrey Advertiser Newspaper
|The Guildford Dragon NEWS online news paper


28 Largo do Corpo Santo
Daily errands do not require a car.
28 Largo do Corpo Santo has a Walk Score of 99 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby parks include Jardim de Roque Gameiro, Passeio Pedestre SAL Nos Passos de Pessoa and Parking Alfada.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 28 Largo do Corpo Santo.


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The Road Committee reviews and makes recommendations to the township board for road improvements. They do not hold regular meeting dates.
Based on need and Road Condition, the Texas Township Road Committee and the Road Commission of Kalamazoo County will be determining the road projects to be completed in 2020.


Department of Transportation Launches Thriving Communities Program
October 13, 2022
Last week the Department of Transportation (DOT) launched its Thriving Communities Program, a $30 million collaboration between DOT and HUD to help communities access once-in-a-generation levels of federal infrastructure funding under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and deliver transformative projects.
The program will pair a cohort of applicants with organizations who will provide technical assistance, planning, and capacity building support to grow community capacity to take projects from conception through to delivery. The program is focused on supporting under-resourced and disadvantaged urban, rural and Tribal communities.
DOT will be hosting a series of webinars for both those interested in receiving support through the program, and for capacity builders interested in applying for funding under the Notice of Funding Opportunity. Interested communities are encouraged to submit a Letter of Interest (LOI) prior to December 6, with the NOFO for capacity builders open until November 22. Fact sheets and links to webinar registration are available on the Thriving Communities webpage here.
Information on upcoming webinars including registration links:
- Interested in Receiving Technical Assistance? DOT Thriving Communities Program Overview for Prospective Technical Assistance Recipients | October 13, 2022 (4:00-5:00 p.m. EDT) Webinar Registration – Zoom (zoomgov.com)
- Interested in becoming a DOT Thriving Communities Capacity Builder? Thriving Communities Program Overview for Prospective Technical Assistance Providers | October 19, 2022 (1:00-2:00 p.m. EDT) Webinar Registration – Zoom (zoomgov.com)


I’m also puzzled by the people who claim that when they moved into the area, they were expecting that everything would remain exactly as it is at that very moment; or, when they bought their home, that they were “promised” no new development would be built on vacant land surrounding their community – nothing in writing, of course. I mean really, are we to believe they are that naive?
I’ll tell you what: If they want that open space that bad, I’ll bet Kubba will be happy to sell it to them. All they’d have to do is pay him fair market price plus whatever the lost opportunity cost worked out to be. I’m sure something could be worked out. After all, they just want to protect the environment, right?
Effinger writes from San Marcos. He can be reached at: kirkinsan email@example.com


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But reports now suggest that the project is indeed moving ahead, with the Delhi government currently in the process of identifying land for the site, according to the media outlet Delhi Newsline.
A meeting has already been held involving Delhi's chief minister Sheila Dixit and Indian Olympic Association president Suresh Kalmadi, where one possible site was discussed.
"Putting up a F1 track is not an impossible task. It can be done in time. The Delhi government is keen on (the grand prix because) infrastructure will be in place to host tourists, as (the) Commonwealth Games are scheduled a year after the F1 event," an unnamed government official is quoted as saying. (GMM)


Tappan Zee Bridge to have lane closures all week
Prep work to build the new Tappan Zee Bridge is affecting drivers overnight this week.
The installation of structural monitors to analyze the test pile program is shutting down one lane of the span every night this week.
One lane on the southbound side of the Thruway between exit 11 and the span will be closed tonight from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Then, starting Wednesday night, work is...


NORTH PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) —
Habitat for Humanity is putting its loving touch on a North Philadelphia community. They got to work, sprucing up Peace Park on the 2200 block of Stewart Street. Repairs are also being done on 15 low income family homes. A $70,000 dollar grant from Lowes made this revitalization a reality.


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In 1869 Sabris Pasha demolished the East Byzantine Walls of Thessaloniki, leaving an ugly gap in the area which the people of Thessaloniki really did not like. In 1889, order to cover this gap and to satisfy the people by making this part of the city more beautiful, the Midat Pasha built a fountain in this area. The fountain was used also as a source for water for the animals that were passing from the area. The fountain was built using white marbles, with some Baroque elements in the design. In the 1950s the fountain, that is the meantime had dried up, was removed during re-construction works that took place in the area.
In 1977, in an effort to honour the city’s history, the Municipality of Thessaloniki restored the fountain and placed it in the exact location that it used to be. During our days, a few meters north from the fountain, ruins from Thessaloniki’s East Byzantine Walls that were demolished are still visible.
If you reach the Fountain Square and you would like to visit the East Byzantine Walls of the city that are still preserved, you can walk straight from the Fountain square to the north and you will see signs of how to reach the East Walls. They should not be more far than 15-20 minutes walk from there. The Fountain Square is also very close to the Galerius Arch and the Rotunda. These two monuments and the East Walls of the city belong to a list that contains sixteen monuments of Thessaloniki that are protected by Unesco.


Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
1 Expo Drive, Wanchai, Hong Kong
The The 17th ASIAN CONGRESS OF ARCHITECTS (ACA17) will be held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
HKCEC is one of the two major convention and exhibition venues in Hong Kong, along with AsiaWorld-Expo. It is located in Wan Chai North, Hong Kong Island. Built along the Victoria Harbour, it is linked by covered walkways to nearby hotels and commercial buildings. The venue was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, in association with Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd. Larry Oltmanns led the design as the Design Partner with SOM.


The Voortrekker Monument is not just a heritage area. The terrain also gives people an opportunity to be active by using the jogging as well cycling tracks on this terrain.
AfriForum Sport cooperates with the new management of the Voortrekker Monmument (the FAK) to develop the terrain’s full potential. The project includes among others the upgrading of existing and the developing of new jogging and cycling tracks, as well a complete safety audit and upgrading the picnic area.
With this cooperation project, we not only create a safe environment in which people can exercise, but we also invest in creating an environment in which families, friends and communities can get together for social reasons. The variety of activities that the terrain will provide will make everyone feel at home – whatever their interests.
The purpose is to develop the terrain to such an extent that any community organisation would want to use the terrain. The offering would be so attractive that the Voortrekker Monument would be able to enter a sustainable future, while at the same time bringing together communities.
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The UK Communities Secretary Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP has welcomed figures published in November showing over 222,000 new homes were delivered in 2017 to 2018.
Although this represents the highest level of new homes delivered across England in all but one of the last 31 years, and brings the total number of additional homes delivered since 2010 to 1.3 million, it’s still short of the government target of 300,000 homes a year.
Mr Brokenshire said that the increase follows significant government reforms, including more streamlined planning rules and more investment into the Affordable Homes Programme.
“Today’s figures are great news and show another yearly increase in the number of new homes delivered, but we are determined to do more to keep us on track to deliver the homes communities need,” he said. "That’s why we have set out an ambitious package of measures to deliver 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s. This includes over £44 billion investment, rewriting the planning rules and scrapping the borrowing cap so councils can deliver a new generation of council housing.”
Russell Quirk, Property Expert and Founder of estate agency Emoov.co.uk commented: “Whilst the increase in new homes delivered is of course welcomed, there is a huge dose of caution needed here before the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government reaches for the Bollinger in celebration. Year on year growth in supply has dwindled to just a whimper at just 2% and at this rate of growth the government target of 300,000 new dwellings delivered each year will take fifteen years to reach."
Of the 222,190 homes, only 195,290 are actual new homes constructed. The balance are conversions such as office to residential through permitted development or houses that have been turned into flats.


Please note under Ontario Regulation 82/20 as amended, being the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act orders the closure of all places of non-essential business and for greater certainty, that all construction cease and not proceed except those essential businesses listed in Schedule 2 of the regulation. It is the owner’s responsibility to comply with the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act until such times as the order is lifted.
Ontario Regulation 82/20 can be found at: https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/200082
Road occupancy is any work that will be done on the road, boulevard and right-of-way, which may or may not require a closure and/or restrictions. Public Works is responsible for issuing the required Road Occupancy & Access Permit for any work done on roads or boulevards on City of Brampton streets.
Examples of work that requires a Road Occupancy and Access Permit:
- excavation of the boulevard for utility installation or maintenance
- any work that involves crossing the boulevard, such as landscaping or installing pools
- road widening projects
- installation of storm sewers, sanitary sewers and watermains
During road occupancy, City staff perform regular inspections of the work to ensure:
- efficient traffic flow on the road during the work
- safety is maintained on the roads, boulevards and sidewalks
- the right-of-way is kept clean; free of construction materials and equipment
- applicants comply with City of Brampton standards
- applicants restore the right-of-way to its original state within a reasonable time
- all work is documented for future use


Originally Posted by NDuncan
Keep in mind the chimneys trailhead is closed. The bridge was still out and the whole parking lot closed as of two weeks ago. I haven't checked since then.
Scheduled to be open June 30th. Trails forever work will start again then and it will be closed Mon-Thur and open fri-sun while they complete the trail rehab. I'm glad they decided to leave the old CCC pier making this a much smaller project than some that were calling for a new monster bridge that could stretch the whole river


Dear Community Council Representatives
To recap, the bill promotes the two key concepts identified in December: being able to lodge a development application in anticipation of a draft territory plan variation and being able to lodge the DA with a draft environmental impact statement. It also allows a variant of each of these concepts by allowing a DA to be lodged if the draft territory plan variation has already been notified and where a DA that needs an environmental assessment the proponent will be able submit an application with the DA seeking agreement to use a prior environmental study. The ability to seek concurrent consideration and notification of a territory plan variation, an EIS if triggered and a DA will be available as an option for proponents.
This means that members of the community will be able to see just exactly how a draft territory plan can be used and how the proposed development may impact on the environment. Aside from bringing together planning processes for the purposes of notification, and allowing assessment work to commence on the DA, the bill does not change how these processes work.
In December we indicated that the bill was anticipated to be introduced in March 2016, it was, and that debate was anticipated for the May Sittings. Between December and now and following further stakeholder briefings, feedback on the bill has been positive. The Government is now proposing to debate the bill in the April Sittings next week.
Copies of the bill and the explanatory statement are available here.