Prime 28+ ac. development parcel features gentle rolling North slopes providing views of saltwater, mountains, Sequim Valley, Bell Creek, depending where on site you are standing. A 90 lot subdivision was approved but was allowed to expire in March of 2016. Since then the zoning has changed to R4-8 which would allow more than twice the number of lots previously approved. All docs are available to qualified Buyer at LO. This rural feeling property allows quick access to all that Sequim has to offer.
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McKinnon Creek Watershed/Trail Background Information
The Lake Forest Park Water District Watershed has existed since the Lake Forest Park area was settled early in the 20th century and has been managed by a series of water companies and now the District in a near natural condition. The District and its predecessors have operated natural, spring fed, artesian wells and a deep well drinking water system that does not require chlorination. Contrary to planning, building or maintaining a trail system in our restricted watershed, Lake Forest Park Water District’s primary mandate is to protect the watershed and our unique natural water source and continue to provide a clean, natural source of drinking water for residents of Lake Forest Park. District commissioners and staff are steadfast in their resolve to maintain the quality and quantity of water produced in the Lake Forest Park Water District watershed.
The City has had an interest in a pedestrian trail system through the District watershed for some time. The District is concerned that if a trail is allowed, it must conform to WA State Department of Health standards and respect sanitary zones around the District’s wells. Some of the wells are shallow and are susceptible to contamination from outside sources. If a trail is ultimately allowed by courts or through settlement, it must not potentially affect future water quality or endanger public health and must comply with all Federal and State requirements.
There is pending litigation between City of Lake Forest Park and Lake Forest Park Water District over ownership and control of unopened right of way within the District watershed. The City would like to use the right of way for a pedestrian trail. The District’s position is that the City of LFP vacated the right of way in Ordinance 398 in 1988. Very recently, the City passed Ordinance 1085 which repealed Ordinance 398. The City has claimed in a recent newsletter that with the passing of 1085, the City regained ownership of the right of way. The District disagrees with this position and is pursuing legal action to clarify.


MassDOT is continuing its ongoing overnight maintenance program in September. Tonight, Tuesday, September 3 overnight into Wednesday, September 4, the maintenance work schedule will require complete lane closures of the Ted Williams Tunnel, Interstate 90 Eastbound, through Boston.
Maintenance crews, contractors, along with State and Boston Police will begin set-up for the lane closures tonight at 11pm. The full closure will begin at midnight on Wednesday and last until 5am Wednesday morning.
I-90 Eastbound traffic destined for East Boston and Logan Airport will be directed north onto Atlantic Avenue/Cross Street and make the turn to the Callahan Tunnel at Valenti Way/Beverley Street. A second detour will be active for truckers. Trucks will be directed to utilize the I-93 NB on ramp from Atlantic Avenue at the Seaport Blvd. intersection to Exit 27 Route 1 NB (Tobin) in order to access Route 16 Eastbound to Route 1A Southbound.
Work to be performed September 3 to 4 includes: cleaning drains and washing walkways, ceilings and walls.
We encourage motorists to plan ahead for the second complete lane closure in September: I-90 Westbound Tuesday, September 17 from 11pm to Wednesday, September 18 at 5am.
These twice monthly overnight maintenance closures and all other Boston area I-90 and I-93 overnight closures are available weekly in advance by viewing our Traffic Advisories list on the MassDOT Live Traffic Camera webpage.
Video: Toll Plaza Demolition, Reconstruction Shown Step by Step posted on Oct 26
On October 28, I-90 (The Massachusetts Turnpike) will transition to All Electronic Tolling, and MassDOT will begin demolishing the existing toll plazas and reconstructing the roadways. The following is a visualization of what drivers can expect to see as they travel through an existing toll …Continue Reading Video: Toll Plaza Demolition, Reconstruction Shown Step by Step
Cementing the Future of the Braga Bridge posted on Oct 25
When MassDOT undertakes a bridge and highway restoration project, such as the Route 79/Braga Bridge Improvements Project, it aims to make efficient and long-lasting choices of materials. Materials are meticulously evaluated and chosen to ensure lower maintenance costs and an improved service life. For the …Continue Reading Cementing the Future of the Braga Bridge
All Electronic Tolling Activated October 28, Toll Plaza Demolitions Begin This Weekend posted on Oct 24
MassDOT today hosted a news conference and media tour in Weston to inform the public that plans are on schedule to activate All Electronic Tolling (AET) in the state on Friday, October 28, at 10 p.m., and to immediately deploy equipment to begin the process …Continue Reading All Electronic Tolling Activated October 28, Toll Plaza Demolitions Begin This Weekend


Lot is 14.83 +/- acres located on the West side Elmore Ave. Priced at $6.50 SF. 107.17 acres available in 6 lots on SW quadrant of I-80 and I-74 Intersection. Excellent Interstate visibility from I-80 and I-74. Rapidly developing area with Rhythm City Casino& Resort, Mills Chevrolet, Kohls, Kahl Senior Housing, Cross Creek Apartments, Super Walmart, Hobby Lobby, and Costco.


For the use and benefit of all owners and residents in Pelican Bay your Association Manager can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org or 510-865-3363, ext. 363.
Click below to submit a maintenance work order request for items in the common area.
Front yard maintenance is the responsibility of each homeowner (CC&Rs Article 3.30). To enhance the beauty of the neighborhood, please ensure that your front yard is consistently maintained. The park behind Killybegs and Cork Road, the asphalt bike path and landscaping behind Justin Circle (adjacent to the school), and the small curb strips are maintained by the Association. If you notice an item which needs repair or attention, please contact your Association Manager.
Please control your pets so they don’t disturb your neighbors. Persistent or prolonged barking, howling or making unusual noises violates Alameda Municipal Code Section 7-3.10. Any violation of this section shall be deemed a violation of Section 4-10.5 of the Alameda Municipal Code and subject to the penalties in Section 4-10.12 of the Alameda Municipal Code.
In accordance with the CC&Rs of the Association, all owners are to park their vehicles within their garage, driveway, or designated parking areas. As the City of Alameda owns the streets within Pelican Bay, please report abandoned, commercial or recreational vehicles parked on the street that are in violation of City Parking Codes to the Alameda Police Department at (510)748-4508.
The Board meets at 6:00 PM on the 3rd Tuesday of every other month, starting in January. Please check the online Community Calendar for exact dates. If you wish to attend, please call your Association Manager for details. The Annual Membership Meeting is held in April.


completeLEE Public Input
As we develop Lee County's Sustainability Plan, we want to hear from you. Below are opportunities for you to get involved in directing the outcome of this plan!
Take the Sustainability Survey (this will take approximately 15-20 minutes)
Log onto LeeCountyTownHall
Public Workshop March 7, 2013
Public Workshop Presentation
Sustainability Plan Public Input Press Release


Great lot in Ybor! YC-2 Zoning. Description of zoning: Residential: This subdistrict comprises land devoted to residential development, including single-family and multifamily dwellings. The regulations are intended to preserve and conserve this predominately single-family and two-family housing form, and to encourage the development of vacant tracts suitable for residential uses. Come and see and make your offer today!
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California Applies for $4.7 Billion in High-Speed Rail Stimulus Funds
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced today that the state has applied for $4.7 billion in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) stimulus money for the California High Speed Rail Authority (CAHSRA) to start the nation’s most ambitious high speed rail project.
In a statement, the governor said, "Recovery Act funding for high-speed rail will go further and create more jobs in California than in any other state in the nation – because we have pledged to match it dollar-for-dollar." Using US DOT job creation numbers, the governor’s office estimates that the full $4.7 billion would create 130,000 jobs throughout the state. The dollar-for-dollar local match referred to in the statement would come from the $9.95 billion Proposition 1A bond voters approved in last year’s election. Local, state, and national political representatives are rallying throughout the state today to show support for the ARRA request, with a regional event at San Jose’s Diridon station.
According to a CAHSRA fact sheet, the $4.7 billion would be spent accordingly:
- $980 million for San Francisco to San Jose, including station improvements, grade separations, electrification and safety, and state-of-the-art "positive train control" in an upgraded, shared alignment with Caltrain.
- $466 million for Merced to Fresno, including right-of-way acquisition, grade-separations, utility relocation, environmental mitigation, earthwork, guideway structures and track.
- $2.18 billion for Los Angeles to Anaheim, including high-speed train facilities at Los Angeles Union Station, Norwalk Station and the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center; right-of-way acquisition, grade-separations, utility relocation, environmental mitigation, earthwork, guideway structures, tunneling, and track work.
- $819.5 million for Fresno to Bakersfield, including right-of-way acquisition, grade-separations, utility relocation, environmental mitigation, earthwork, guideway structures, track relocation and new track.
- $276.5 million for preliminary engineering and environmental work in all system segments including Los Angeles to San Diego via the Inland Empire, Los Angeles to Palmdale and Bakersfield, Sacramento to Merced and the Altamont Rail Corridor.


North Fork Community Club for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Southold will hold a public hearing on the application of 2050 Depot Lane, LLC f/k/a/ North Fork Community Club for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits at the Southold Town Hall, 53095 Main Road, Southold, New York, on the 4th day of November, 2020, at 7:00 p.m., at which time all interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. The applicant has requested the transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits in order to allow for the construction of fourteen (16) affordable housing units at 2050 Depot Lane, Cutchogue, New York.
Dated: October 6, 2020
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD


Under Victorian law, almost all Council decisions have to be consistent with and guided by a Council Plan. The projects Council chooses to fund and the way different areas of our work are prioritised are guided by our Council Plan, which will in turn align with the values and principles set out in the Community Vision.
In short, these are the single most important strategic documents for Council – they influence every other piece of work we do. By taking part in the creation of these documents, you'll have a say in what Council's priorities are and what kind of place the Borough will be in the future.
At the start of every new term, Council produces strategic documents that outline the focus of our work for the entire term. In line with new Victorian Government legislation, we're working on two separate documents that plan for the future – the Community Vision and the Council Plan. We've since adopted a new Community Vision, with the Council Plan to come soon.
Central statement:The Borough is a special and restorative place, renowned for its distinctive coast, rich living heritage and vibrant culture. Our community is caring, and welcoming to visitors. We have a deep respect for the Wadawurrung People and are taking action to protect Country.
This is supported by five pillars:
You can read the full 2021–2031 Community Vision document here.(PDF, 6MB)
A new Council Plan for the next four years is currently being developed.


Official Community Plan Online Information Session
- Date: 05/31/2022 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
The City’s draft Official Community Plan (OCP), Whitehorse 2040, is ready for your review!
Join us virtually from 7 pm to 8:30 pm to ask us questions and discuss how you want to see Whitehorse grow and change over the next 20 years. You can learn more about the Official Community Plan at EngageWhitehorse.ca.


ACREAGE WITH RIVER FRONTAGELot 392 Kamilaroi Highway, Gunnedah
River front block located only minutes from town. Consisting of 75 acres this block is ideal for those wanting the relaxed lifestyle right on the river banks and having the convenience of town water already connected to the block. The property comes with a DA approval for a 4 bedroom home. Call today to inspect this fantastic lifestyle block.


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Advance Notification of Temporary Traffic Regulation Order
ADVANCE NOTICE OF A TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER.
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: Stoughton Lane, Stoughton.
The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Western Power Distribution to undertake upgrade to current services.
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure. The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 5 weeks commencing on the 17th January 2022.
A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the works commencing.
Posted: Fri, 17 Dec 2021 10:32 by Karen Giddens


Corporation Street, Chesterfield Temporary Road Closure
What is happening?
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
CORPORATION STREET, CHESTERFIELD
WHEN: 30th January 2023 to 3rd February 2023
WHERE: Corporation Street, Chesterfield between its junction with the B6543 St Mary's Gate for a distance of 20 metres in an easterly direction.
REASON: To facilitate heating system repair works. ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Corporation Street (from point of closure), Station Road, Spa Lane, B6543 St Mary’s Gate and vice versa.
Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised.
Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic.
Chris Henning, Executive Director – Place Department, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG
How long will it take?


Reported anonymously at 10:30, Wednesday 21 August 2019
Sent to Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council 5 minutes later
Loose manhole covers on the road. Passed the roundabout on the Hollybush road. Cover is making a noise every time vehicle goes over it.
Council ref: ENQ19840979
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 10:35, Wednesday 21 August 2019
This report is not the responsibility of Oxfordshire County Council and will be passed to the relevant organisation.
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 14:47, Friday 23 August 2019
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and here too -The City of Côte St. Luc is holding a ceremony 7 p.m. Aug. 27 to inaugurate a lane that will be named after iconic singer and songwriter Leonard Cohen, it was announced last week.
The ceremony will take place at the lane, located at the green space connecting Marc Chagall Ave. with the Bernard Lang Civic Centre parking lot, 5801 Cavendish Blvd.
Cohen died in 2016.
“We are honouring Leonard Cohen in Côte St. Luc because of the influence he had through his words and music,” Mayor Mitchell Brownstein stated. “Arts and culture are important to Côte St. Lucers and adding his name to the landscape here is another way to recognize that fact.”


On Monday morning the Redwood County Highway Department sent out a notice of a road closure:
Road Closure effective April 3 at 305th St. in Sherman Twp. from CSAH 2 to CSAH 11.
The road is closed to through traffic for a Bridge Replacement.
The bridge replacement is approximately at the Jct. of 305th St. and Saratoga Ave.
Please take alternate routes.


Hunters Woods - Pond Dredging
The retention pond in Hunters Woods is in need of maintenance. Sediment has built up in the pond and will be removed for the health and function of the pond, which serves as a stormwater facility.
View Project Map
Any questions regarding the work planned for 2023 can be directed to Peggy Motta Project Manager: email@example.com


The Battersea Society seeks to represent the interests of the residents of Battersea and to cover a wide variety of issues affecting all who live or work in Battersea by participating in a range of groups and committees.
The Society is currently represented on (listed in alpabetical order):
Battersea Town Centre (Clapham Junction) Partnership Board (formerly known as the Clapham Town Centre Partnership Board.
Clapham Common Consultative Group
HACAN, the pressure group which opposes expansion of Heathrow.
Northcote Residents Action Group
Wandsworth Borough Council’s Conservation Forum
Wandsworth Borough Council’s Planning Forum
Wandsworth Common Management Advisory Committee
Wandsworth Community Engagement Advisory Group (CEAG) which focuses on the Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea Opportunity Area
Wandsworth (Conservation Area) Advisory Committee>
Wandsworth Heritage Forum


In a bid to curb water issues during monsoon, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) had installed the Britannia pumping station worth Rs 116 crore on Reay Road which is equipped with 6 pumps, each of which can pump out 6,000 litres of water per second. The civic body claims that this pumping station will ensure that routinely inundated areas like Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Road (North), Parel Hindmata, Lalbaug, BDD chawls and Byculla East will not get waterlogged this monsoon.
Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray inaugurated the Britannia pumping station on Wednesday (June 29).
Talking about monsoon preparedness, Sanjay Deshmukh, Additional Municipal Commissioner, BMC exclusively told that the Guzder Bund pumping station in Vikhroli will be commissioned before next monsoon. In addition, the civic body will commission two more pumping stations at Mogra Nala, Santacruz, and Mahul, Chembur next monsoon. Implementation of both the projects will take 18-24 months, he further added.
To avoid traffic disruption, the civic body claims of repairing roads at night. Giving assurances, Sanjay Deshmukh told that the corporation will attend all complaints in 24-48 hours during monsoon. He also mentioned that the same road contractors are obliged to maintain roads for 5 years.


WESTCHESTER, N.Y. -- Bee-Line buses and ParaTransit vehicles in Westchester are operating on approximately 20-minute delays Thursday because of the storm.
The following snow detour routes are in effect:
- Routes 8 and 32 will avoid Nodine Hill in Yonkers. Detours will travel on Nepperhan Avenue between Elm Street and Walnut Street.
- Routes 13 and 19 will have no service to the Ossining Railroad Station. Service will start and end at Spring Street and Waller Avenue in Ossining.
- Route 16 from Peekskill to Mahopac Village Center will have no service to Strawberry Road and Lexington Avenue. The bus will operate on Route 6 instead.
- Route 30 will have no service on Stone Avenue and Fortfield Avenue in Yonkers. The bus will travel on Lockwood Avenue and Mile Square Road instead.
- Route 60 will have no service on Bryant Avenue or Old Mamaroneck Avenue in White Plains. The bus will remain on Mamaroneck Avenue.
- Routes 1C, 15, 40 and 41 are avoiding Westchester Community College.
- Routes 5, 7 and 8 are avoiding Elm Street between New School Street and Nepperhan Avenue in Yonkers. The bus will travel on School Street to Nepperhan Avenue instead.
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The request for weekend work to start on Church Street to speed up the water mains rehabilitation has been denied.
Speaking at Monday’s Athlone Municipal District meeting Cllr Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran asked project engineer Grahame Niven if it would be possible to bring workers in over weekends to ensure Church Street could be open to traffic as soon as possible.
“How come crews can’t work Saturdays and Sundays? I know this work has to be done, but we need to speed up the process. Can’t they work double shifts or whatever needs to be done?” he asked.
Mr Niven explained that weekend work would come at a huge cost and that the final decision on such a request would be up to Irish Water.
Mr Niven added that the employer’s representative received a contract stating working hours of between 7am-7pm, Monday to Friday and that there has been no request made for them to work weekends. “We would have to address the cost implications and go to Irish Water with a costing,” he said.
Another request for more crews to be brought into Church Street was also denied as Mr Niven explained that you physically couldn’t fit more workers into the space being worked on at Church Street.


Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is targeting to raise Sh2 billion to facilitate the repair of roads which have been destroyed by the ongoing rains.
Chairman of KeNHA Engineer Wangai Ndirangu on Friday said so far the authority has utilized Sh500 million in doing repairs on greatly affected roads to ensure transport activities are not totally brought to a halt.
Speaking when he led a team of engineers to assess parts of NyokaNyoka road in Murang’a which was destroyed by rains, Ndirangu observed that they have deployed teams in several counties to assess the extent of destruction caused on highways by the rains.
He noted that KeNHA is working out to ensure transport resumes in areas where it was cut off after road sections were destroyed.
Many of the highways which were affected by the rains, he observed, are in Rift Valley and Western regions.
Two sections of nyokanyoka road which connects Murang’a and Nyeri counties were hit by landslides paralyzing transport along the route.
One section in Kariua in Kandara Sub County has huge cracks on the road prompting closure of the road while at Kanjama area, the road was cut off by a landslide.
Eng. Ndirangu said they will provide diversions to enable transport along the route continue as they embark on getting a permanent solution.
“The two sections, it seems, were affected by underground formations as huge cracks running for about five kilometres are visible at the two areas. Before doing repairs we need a multi-agency approach to come up with a permanent solution,” added the chairman.
At Kanjama area, this is the second time the section of the road has been hit by a landslide and KeNHA last year used Sh76 million to repair the destroyed part.
Residents of homesteads near the section of the road are living in fear after huge cracks cut across their farms.
Speaking during the same occasion, KeNHA Director General Engineer Peter Mundinia said in central region three roads, one each in Murang’a, Nyandarua and Meru counties were affected by the rains.
Mundinia said the road sections destroyed by the rains in central region will require a total of Sh300 million for repairs.
“Teams of engineers are on the ground doing repairs especially in central region and soon the roads will be rehabilitated and normal transport will resume,” added the Director.
Meanwhile Mundinia said the construction of MauMau road which links four counties has started and is expected to be completed in 2022.
Two contractors have been assigned to do the section in Kiambu County, another two contractors will work on Murang’a side and one contractor is to tarmac the linking road in Nyeri County.
The MauMau road with a length of 500 kilometres will be done to a tune of Sh30 billion and will connect, Nyeri, Murang’a, Kiambu and Nyandarua counties.
By Bernard Munyao


Ludhiana Municipal Corporation Citizens' Reporting and Mapping Tool (LMC CRAMAT), a smart phone application for android users through which residents can register complaints by sending photographs, is once again crying for officials' attention as it has not been updated for the past two months.
Instead of sending complaints to current assistant town planner (ATP) Monika Anand, residents were sending their complaints to former ATP Rajinder Sharma, who was transferred two months ago.
“I had sent a complaint about an encroachment in Model Town Extension to CRAMAT on July 18, but received reply on July 25,” Kuldeep Singh Khaira, an RTI activist, said.
“It was more shocking for me when I got to know that my complaint was being forwarded to Rajinder Sharma, who is a former assistant town planner,” he said.
According to sources, CRAMAT was launched in 2013 and it got a good response from the residents.
However, sources claimed that the authorities concerned were not paying much attention to this application through which residents could easily register complaints about streetlights, water supply, sewerage, roads, sanitation, encroachments, horticulture, unauthorised construction, city bus service and illegal advertisements and hoardings.
When contacted, SP Singh, superintending engineer of technical wing of MC, said: “I will look into the matter and required steps will be taken at the earliest.”
Earlier in March, HT had highlighted that the status of pending complaints were not updated on this application.


MIDDLETOWN ROAD CLOSING
Butler County Engineer's Office reports that Oxford Middletown
Road will close 100 feet east of S.R. 177 (Hamilton Richmond
Road) and 1.9 miles west of S.R. 127 for a culvert replacement
beginning Tuesday, May 28, 2019. The road is tentatively scheduled
to reopen May 31, 2019.
Oxford Middletown Road traffic will detour north on S.R. 177
(Hamilton Richmond Road), east on Somerville Road, and south
on S.R. 127. Westbound traffic will reverse this route.
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For more information
Horton, BCEO Public Information Specialist
Greg Wilkens, P.E., P.S.,
Butler County Engineer
Phone 513.867.5744 Fax 513.867.5849


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Monday, March 26th, 2012
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Gas and Water will close Charlemagne Boulevard from Chateauroux Drive to Rue Le Mans Drive at 9:00am this morning water main line maintenance. Construction crews will be on Melinda Drive from Charlemagne to the dead end and expect work to be complete by approximately 1:00pm.
Traffic will be detoured to Chateauroux Drive, Orleans Drive and Rue Le Mans Drive.
It may be necessary for crews to temporarily turn off water service on a small section of Melinda Drive and on Charlemagne Boulevard from Chateauroux Drive to Rue Le Mans Drive during the work from 9:30am to approximately 12:30pm.


Harrisburg – July 19, 2018 – Sen. John Sabatina (D-Philadelphia) in encouraging motorists to prepare for scheduled roadwork on Interstate 95 beginning next week.
“Motorists should travel with caution on Interstate 95 as lane closures will be in place during the scheduled roadwork,” Sabatina said. “The scheduled work will repair and resurface sections of north and southbound I-95.”
Sabatina, who serves as the Democratic chair of the Senate Transportation Committee and is a member of the state Transportation Commission, said the roadwork will primarily occur as nighttime operations (7:00 PM to 5:00 AM). The work will begin on Monday, July 23 and continue to Friday, July 27.
“Road improvement projects, such as those scheduled for next week, are essential to maintaining the integrity of heavily traveled roads in our area,” Sabatina said.
Next week’s project to repair and resurface 7 miles of I-95 will focus on areas south of the Cottman Avenue Interchange and south of the I-676 Interchange.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC CONSULTATIONNotice ID: MFN0613068
NOTICE OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION
THREE RIVERS LOCAL PLAN
LOCAL PLAN REGULATION 18 PREFERRED POLICY OPTIONS
AND SITES FOR POTENTIAL ALLOCATION CONSULTATION
Statement of Representations Procedure for commenting on the Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation Documents
Three Rivers District Council is preparing a new Local Plan that will set out a vision and policy framework for the future levels of growth within the District up until 2038. The Local Plan Regulation 18 consultation is presented in two parts:
? Part 1: Preferred Policy Options - A vision and objectives for the Plan Area and detailed policies for determining development proposals
? Part 2: Sites for Potential Allocation - This sets out the potential sites where development could take place, how much development could take place and when.
The Council is inviting comments on the Local Plan Regulation 18 Preferred Policy Options and Local Plan Regulation 18 Sites for Potential Allocation Consultation Documents for a six week period starting on Friday 11 June 2021 until Friday 23 July 2021.
The Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation Documents, Sustainability Appraisal and the evidence base studies can be viewed on the Council's website at:
The consultation documents are currently only available on the Council's website due to temporary COVID19 Regulations. If this causes any issue, please email
or call 01923 776611.
Representations must be made in writing and include your name and address. Please note that your name, organisation and response will be made publically available and therefore responses cannot be treated as confidential.
The preferred method for accepting representations is through the consultation portal on the Three Rivers District Council website at:
You can also send representations in the following ways:
By email to:
By post to: Economic & Sustainable Development, Three Rivers District Council, Three Rivers House, Northway, Rickmansworth, Herts, WD31RL.
ALL REPRESENTATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY: 5:00PM ON FRIDAY 23 JULY 2021.
Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers House Northway, Rickmansworth WD3 1RL


The following developments are not required to register in TNRERA:
- Completion Certificate obtained prior to 01.05.2017 in CMA area;
- Completion Certificate applied in CMDA prior to notification of these rules i.e. 22.06.2017. If the Completion Certificate is rejected by CMDA for violation of norms, such projects are to be registered with TNRERA;
- As far as DTCP area is concerned (outside CMA), if the construction is structurally completed meaning that all the columns, beams and slabs have been erected and certified by the architect or structural engineer / licensed surveyor associated with the project supported with photographs and intimated to concerned LPA (Local Planning Ajuthority) or Regional Dy. Director, DTCP and published in DTCP’s website. These projects published are subject to verification at the site.
- All properties assessed and tax remitted prior to 22.06.2017.


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Under Ground Drainage System in Visakhapatnam
The Under Ground Drainage System in Visakhapatnam City was initiated, standardized and being maintained by Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation. The initial designs for the system were taken up in 1980. It has setup a Water Treatment Plant for purification of supply water near Port.
Currently, has taken up Rs. 20 Crores Project for providing Water to the Complete of Old Town Area under the first phase and for Two Town in the Second Phase. Other minor works are pending for Siripuram, Daspalla Layout etc.


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3049 Salem Rd Potential Commercial. Located in the The Salem Rd Overlay project Civic Institutional Distric. Commerical business can include places for assembly, places of worship,office bldg. Medical services, service centers for public and non profit agencies, education and recreation. Heavy Traffic Area on Salem Rd. Less than 2 miles to I-20. Two Vacant lots adjacent to property on each side.


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In 2015 more than 9 million tourists visited Amsterdam. Although this is great, it also comes with a problem. Many of them stick to the city centre, making it too crowded and prone for accidents to happen. So, how can we get these tourists to spread over Amsterdam? Introduce a new map of Amsterdam that only highlights the neighbourhoods surrounding the city centre and invites tourists to discover what they have to offer.
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Airborne electromagnetic surveys, mapping, and modelling of groundwater sources to help futureproof water access and sustainable water management for communities and farms in California.


The 100m long pedestrian bridge over A13 Highway between Padua and Bologna is made by a structural system of a no-push arch. The main structure is made by:
The push given by the struts is balanced by the tiers location. Deck tension stress allows, together with contrast curvatures, a stabilization for wind loading effects.
We design large scale and spatial integrated structures.


Nash Mills is a small parish of some 3,000 acres situated on the South/Westerly edge of Dacorum Borough Council (DBC). The Parish has rural boundaries on two sides, the third is the Grand Union Canal and the fourth is residential. Historically the Parish was a mixture of rural, industrial and residential. With the conversion of the SAPPI site into Nash Mills Wharf the Parish is now effectively just residential. There are a small number of industrial units and over 160 acres of wonderful countryside.
The Parish is situated a couple of miles from Hemel Hempstead town centre and locally is serviced by The Denes shopping centre, a regular bus service into the town centre and London is only forty minutes via Apsley Station. The aim of this site is to provide you with all the information you need to know about the local community, amenities and history.
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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - The lights went on for a new era for a Baton Rouge football team.
A ribbon-cutting and lighting ceremony was held at BREC's Expressway Park Thursday evening.
The South Baton Rouge Jaguars and Coach Terry Boyd cut the ribbon for new lights for the team's field at the park under the I-10/110 split.
The new lights come after several new additions to the park including a basketball court and exercise equipment.
Parents used to use their car lights to light the field at night.


UPDATE: South Street Closing July 30
The block of South Street between River and South Franklin Streets will be closed
on Monday, July 30, for crosswalk maintenance. Please plan to use an alternate route during this time.
Feel free to contact Charlie Cary at ext. 4553 or email@example.com with any questions. Thank you in advance for your cooperation as we continue to make campus safer and more beautiful for Colonels and the surrounding community.


Funding for Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) support services is fragmented, complex and difficult to understand, leading to some victims and survivors falling through the gaps, a new report commissioned by London Councils reveals.
London Councils Executive Member for Climate Change, Environment and Transport, Mayor Philip Glanville, responds to TfL's bus consultation and subsequent announcement of amendments to bus services across London.
London Councils and Transport for London (TfL) are extending the capital’s trial of rental e-scooters in response to recently updated Department for Transport (DfT) guidance that allows local authority trials to continue until 31 May 2024.
Baroness Casey's interim report on culture and standards of behaviour in the Metropolitan Police has been published and Cllr Jas Athwal, London Councils' Executive member for Community Safety and Violence Against Women and Girls has issued a response.
London Councils and Transport for London (TfL) have extended the capital’s trial of rental e-scooters from 6 June until 20 November this year, which will allow the trial to build on its successes and further explore how e-scooters could play a role in a sustainable transport network.


Located on outermost eastern edge of the city, this park is almost three times larger than New York’s Central Park, and four times larger than Hyde Park in London. Bois de Vincennes, or "Lungs of Paris" is massive expanse of green that offers plenty of space to stroll, bike, picnic, and boat. With four sizable lakes and a diverse zoo, Bois de Vincennes is close enough to the city to be easily accessible yet large enough to really make you feel like you are in the country. Originally a hunting preserve for the kings of France, it became a military exercise area after the French revolution, and was made to a public park and given to the city of Paris by Napoleon III in 1860.
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A public hearing is going to be held on a large bond ordinance for the county. The $61 million bond ordinance will be used to fund capital plan improvements. The public hearing will take place on Tuesday night during the regularly scheduled 7 p.m. meeting.
A resolution will also be looked at during the meeting to issue a road opening permit to South Jersey Gas Company for work to be done at Goshen-Swainton Rd. in Middle Township. The gas company will install a gas main on the road.


VILLAGE OF MONTICELLO
TOWN OF THOMPSON
NOTICE OF JOINT HEARING ON PETITION FOR ANNEXATION
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a petition, pursuant to General Municipal Law Article 17, has been received by the Village Board of the Village of Monticello, Sullivan County, New York ("Village"), and the Town Board of the Town of Thompson, Sullivan County, New York ("Town"), for annexation of the premises owned by the Comolo LLC situated at Rock Ridge Avenue, Town of Thompson, New York and identified as tax map parcel 13.-4-2,3.1,3.2,9,10 and 11 and also Mountain Top Villas. This is a 13.98+/-parcel that is landlocked and contiguous to the Village of Monticello with frontage on Forestburgh Road, Town of Thompson, New York identified as tax map parcel 128.-1-1.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that on Tuesday, May 17th, 2022 at 7:00 p.m., prevailing time, a joint public hearing will be held by the Village Board of Monticello and the Town Board at the Town of Thompson Town Hall, 4052 Route 42, Monticello, New York 12701, at which time and place all persons interested in the matter may be heard. Objections based on any of the grounds set forth in General Municipal Law §705(1)(a), (b), (c) and/or (d) shall, in addition to oral testimony thereon, be submitted in writing.
Dated: Friday, May 6th, 2022
By Order of the Village Board of the
Village of Monticello, New York
Janine Gandy-McKinney, Village Clerk
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Originally published November 12, 2010
Screeching tires can be heard around the clock at the intersection in front of the Michel Student Center.
“That intersection has always been an issue in regards to traffic safety,” University Police Lieutenant Troy Eeten said. “There just doesn’t seem to be very much we can realistically do about it.”
There is one particular issue at the intersection that seems to be causing the most accidents or near-accidents, Eeten said.
“Most incidents occur when drivers try to turn left onto Elmwood from Main Street,” he said. “The problem is, we can’t do much to stop this from happening.”
Eeten said there are a few ways to control the number of people turning left in that intersection, but none of the fixes are very realistic.
“We could forbid drivers from turning left there, but that isn’t very realistic and might cause a lot of other issues,” he said. “We could also completely stop traffic there, but that doesn’t seem like something that’s going to happen either. The intersection really is an issue, but I don’t know how we’re going to fix it.”
Director of Facilities Management Ronald Doerzaph said he agreed.
“I am really not sure what can be done to stop persons from making a left turn off Main and still allow a right turn off Main,” he said. “The most recent accident that took place at Main and Elmwood did not involve a student or a faculty/staff member. A vehicle turning left off Main and onto Elmwood was hit by a car traveling east on Main.”
Since Main Street is a city street, Bradley may not have any say in making the street safer, Doerzaph said.
“Main is under the jurisdiction of the City of Peoria Traffic Department,” he said. “They would probably be the ones responsible for making changes, and I am not sure what they could do to stop people from making a left off Main.”


September 18, 2020 2:36 PM
Intersection Closure and Construction by Corrections and Courthouse
Construction will begin on a skywalk between the St. Charles County Justice Center (County Jail) at 301 N. Second Street and the 11th Judicial Circuit Courthouse at 300 N. Second Street in Downtown St. Charles on Monday, Sept. 21, and last through mid-December 2020.
During construction, the intersection at Second and Adams streets will be closed, which will effectively prohibit through-traffic on Second Street between Monroe and Clark, and Adams Street between Main Street and Third Street. Additionally, a six-foot fence perimeter will be placed around the construction area. Sidewalks will remain open.
The County website will be updated with information to assist the public. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. For questions, please contact Facilities at email@example.com.


The Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Mr. Saka Yusuf Ogunleye says the government of Arakunrin Akeredolu has mapped out plans to take care of failed portions of the roads in Akure, the State capital.
Mr. Ogunleye disclosed this during an interview on a Radio programme in Akure.
According to him, the present government executes its projects systematically in phases.
“All what we are doing now is, attending to those major problematic roads, which are not befitting our capital city. We are not unaware of the problems occasioned by potholes and failed portions in the roads of the state capital.
We do not make unnecessary noise.
These potholes are going to be fixed; I can assure you of that.”
He corroborated his promise that a department to carry out the task is already in existence.
“There are different departments handling projects. And we have one given the responsibility of tackling potholes and failed portions of our roads.
The roads concerned are being documented for proper attention”
Mr. Ogunleye also said the federal roads are receiving government attention,adding the Akure-Ado road would be made motorable before main construction resumes.
“The Owo-Ikare federal road has received government touch. The potholes and failed portions on the highway have been fixed. Motorists are now plying the road with relative ease unlike before. The AyedeOgbese road has been made motorable for our people to use. Currently, failed portions of the Owo-Ipele-Ifon federal road is being attended to.
The Governor has promised to tackle the menace posed by the deplorable state of the Akure-Ado road. Being a federal road is not an excuse for negligence.
First of all, we have to make it motorable, before commencing construction work.
That is what government is meant to do. Make life more meaningful for the people.
That is what we are doing. There is no other way. We have to deliver on our promise to serve the people by solving their problems”
The Commissioner assured that every part of the state will feel government impact.
“We are taking governance to the peoples door steps. No senatorial will be neglected in the scheme of things. Since democracy is serving the people, we will not fail to give the people quality service delivery. Politics will not influence our serving the people.”


Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984Notice ID: MFN0613215
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
(B4085 Station Road, South Littleton) (Temporary Closure) Order 2021
Order made: to close that part of B4085 Station Road from its junction with C2050 Long Hyde Road to its junction with U45208 Clayfield Road. Reason: Carriageway Resurfacing by WCC Exemptions: to permit access to any land or premises fronting the highway affected where there is no other form of access; and to allow the works to be undertaken.
Alternative Route: B4085 Birmingham Road, B4035 Bretforton Road, B4510 Offenham Road, C2050 Long Hyde Road and vice versa.
Maximum duration: 18 Months. Anticipated duration: 22 days Commencing: 19 June 2021.
THOMAS POLLOCK, Head of Commercial Law (Legal and Governance) Services, County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester WR5 2NP 17 June 2021


TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/AP) — New details are emerging about the pedestrian bridge that collapsed in South Florida last year.
Just hours before the bridge collapsed and killed six people, engineers confirmed that cracks in the concrete structure “increased in length daily.”
The Florida Department of Transportation released documents Monday related to the collapse of bridge at Florida International University in March of 2018.
Included among them was a synopsis of a meeting that took place the same morning of the collapse.
The company that designed the bridge said there were no safety concerns, and that the span could be repaired after it was put into place.
Hours later, the 174-foot-long (53-meter) span fell onto traffic allowed to flow beneath the structure.
(© Copyright 2019 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


Pennsylvania Quarter Neighborhood Association
The next Pennsylvania Quarter Neighborhood Association breakfast meeting will be held on November 6 at 8:30am at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre (641 D St NW). This meeting is focused on Mount Vernon Triangle development, the current state and future plans. Guest speakers include MVTCID Executive director Bill McLeod as well as a representative from the Wilkes Company. Wilkes is associated with Mount Vernon Place, an eleven building mixed use development spanning 5 blocks of the Mount Vernon Triangle.
RSVP via email to joann (at) PennQuarter (dot) org. When responding, please include the first and last names and affiliations of all people attending.
Additionally, as we announced a month ago, Thursday is also the day for:
Mount Vernon Triangle Community Walk with Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells
D.C. Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells will join Mount Vernon Triangle residents for a Community Walk through at 6pm on Thursday November 6th. The walk starts at the 555 Mass condominium. This is a followup to last year’s walk which is recapped on Tommy’s blog.


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Water Break City of Max
Due to the water break in Max the water will be shut off to main street until further notice. Work will begin on Thursday, January 10th, 2019. If you have any questions please call the Auditors office. Thank you...


Four weeks of roadworks will disrupt traffic on the N59 between Moycullen and Rosscahill from next week.
Galway County Council is carrying out works on the N59 in the townland of Coolagh.
The roadworks will commence on Monday, November 8, and are expected to last four weeks.
A Stop & Go system will be in place to manage traffic at the location of the works while they are taking place.
The works will be found two kilometres from Rosscahill, headed towards Moycullen.


A double lane closure will be
in effect Friday night through Sunday, weather permitting.
The closure will be installed
in both directions on S.R. 204/Abercorn Street east/westbound between
Wilshire Avenue and Largo Drive in Chatham County. The lane closures are
scheduled from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. while crews do


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Here are the required wait times at the traffic lights when cycling from Kitsilano to Downtown before rush hour. I was on my road bike for the trip.
Trafalgar St and W 16th Ave: 15 seconds
Trafalgar St and 4th Ave: 20 seconds
Cornwall Ave and Burrard St: 40 seconds
Hornby St and Nelson St: 30 seconds
Hornby St and Georgia St: 30 seconds
Hornby St and Dunsmuir St: 15 seconds
Note that the times were rounded to the nearest 5 seconds. The data was from the video of the ride.


Mission to provide a quality public transportation service to those citizens in need.
THE SATA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEET THE SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 P.M. ALL MEETINGS ARE BEING HELD AT THE SATA OFFICE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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Scheduled roadworks will close Macquarie Pass for five nights from Sunday.
The road will be closed from Sunday, March 17 to Friday, March 22 from 7pm to 4am.
Maintenance crews will undertake resurfacing works during this time.
Light vehicle can detour via Jamberoo Mountain Road.
Motorists are advised to allow for 10 minutes additional travel time.
Heavy vehicle detours are in place via the Hume Motorway, Picton Road and the M1 Princes Motorway.
These routes will add an additional 40 minutes travel time.
In other news: What's On: Weekly brunch in Bundanoon


The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended) Representation Period: 29th April 2021 to 10th June 2021Notice ID: SUT2069831
LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON NOTICE OF PUBLICATION The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended) Representation Period: 29th April 2021 to 10th June 2021
Notice is hereby given that Sutton Council has received an application from the 'Belmont and South Cheam Neighbourhood Forum, in accordance with Part 2 and 3 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended), for re-designation of the group as a 'neighbourhood forum'. The Council is seeking views on both these applications from 29th April 2021 to 11th June 2021.
In 2016 the Council designated the Belmont and South Cheam neighbourhood area and neighbourhood forum for the purposes of preparing a neighbourhood plan. In accordance with the regulations, the neighbourhood forum designation has a 5-year life span and, as such, is required to be redesignated. Representations should consider whether the neighbourhood forum is appropriate to be re-designated. A copy of the re-designation application is available to view on Sutton's website at
neighbourhoodplanning along with additional information. In addition hard copies are available for inspection at the below locations:
Civic Offices St. Nicholas Way. Sutton
Sutton Library St Nicholas Way. Sutton
Mon-Thurs: 9.00-20.00. Fri-Sat: 9.00-17.00. Sun: Closed
Cheam Library Church Road. Cheam
Tues: 9.30-19.00. Wed: 9.30-17.00. Thurs: 9.30-18.00. Fri-Sat: 9.30-17.00
These opening times may be subject to changes and additional restrictions in accordance with government guidelines on coronavirus and can be checked on the Council's website
If you would like to make a representation on the re-designation application, please send your representation email@example.com
or alternatively write to Strategic Planning, LB Sutton, 24 Denmark Road, Carshalton, SM5 2JG or call 020 8770 6416. Representations much be received by 5pm on Friday 11th June 2021
Please be aware that all representations received by the Council will be made publicly available.


State Highway 52 is currently closed from Ridgeway Blvd (CR 15) to County Road 12.5 due to a collapsed canal under the eastbound lane. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is currently repairing and the closure is indefinite at this time.
Eastbound: Drive south on Ridgeway Blvd (CR 15) to Grandview Blvd (CR 12) in Dacono. Then take Grandview east until it turns into CR 12.5/CR 17. Drive north on CR 17 to SH 52.
Westbound: Drive south on CR 12.5/CR 17, which turns into Grandview Blvd (CR 12) in Dacono. Then take Grandview west to Ridgeway Blvd (CR 15). Drive north on Ridgeway to SH 52.


PUNE: The railway authorities are installing advanced CCTV cameras at Shivajinagar, Miraj and Kolhapur railway stations. This follows the successful installation of the cameras at the Pune railway station.
A 'passengers operated enquiry terminal' (POET) machine and a ticket vending machine were also installed at the Pune railway station.
An official from the Pune railway division told TOI that each station will get 5 to 6 CCTV cameras that will be placed at prominent places in and around the station. The installation process is likely to be completed in the next four months.


Clark County Vegas dust control signs are a requirement by the Clark County Dept. of Environment and Sustainability. This local govt. agency is responsible for keeping the dust
Clark County Vegas dust signage is required on job sites in Southern Nevada. The good people at the Clark County Dept. of Environment and Sustainability are in charge.
Cheap Vegas dust signs are great to save money. So who does not want to save money in these hard economic times. It costs a lot of money


Road is back open.
Bridge St closed between Union St. and Mill St. due to an accident. Please seek alternate routes.
On April 16, 2021 the Road Department notified the Police Department of the following road projects scheduled during the week of April 19th, 2021.
Monday, April 19th, 2021- Weaver Road will be closed between Moyer Road and Quaker Hill Road for the replacement of a pipe. This portion of Weaver Road will be closed for a large portion of he day.
Wednesday, April 21st, 2021- Golf Course Road will be closed for part of the day between Golf Acres Road and PA Route 10 for the replacement of a pipe.
The work that was to be done this week and next week between 12am and 4am has been moved to consecutive Sundays.
This Sunday April 18 between 8pm and 4am and next Sunday April 25 between 8pm and 4am, crews will be working in this intersection.
PAT PD and CSPD will assist with traffic control.
INTERSECTION OF 22 MILE AND SCHOENHERR - TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE OUT DUE TO AN ACCIDENT - POLICE DIRECTING TRAFFIC. PLEASE AVOID AREA - EXPECT DELAYS #316
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Taylor Drive will be closed for road work from Carter Road to Delmar Drive till around 3pm. Septa buses will still be allowed to pass, all other traffic please use alternate routes.
Please be advised that the Bristol Road is currently closed between Lower State Road and Old New Road while a disabled truck blocking the roadway is removed. The road should be reopened within 15 minutes.
Found Dog. Cider Press and Camp Road, Rapho Township
Arman Harutuyan has been located and he is safe and healthy. Thank you to all who provided information.
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The Grundy County Highway Department will be reconstructing the Indian Trail Road bridge over Hog Run, located approximately one-fourth a mile west of the intersection of Indian Trail Road and Gonnam Road in Norman Township.
Reconstruction of the bridge will require the closure of Indian Trail Road at the bridge for several weeks, according to a news release from Grundy County. “D” Construction of Coal City has been contracted to perform this work.
Construction is planned to start Wednesday and is expected to last four to eight weeks depending on weather, according to the news release. Drivers are asked to use an alternate route.
Contact the Grundy County Highway Department at 815-942-0363 for questions or information.


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Request for Quotation – Traffic Count Surveys
Sefton Council are seeking quotations from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to undertake classified traffic counts at 11 locations across the Borough.
- Sefton Council
- Request for Quotation – Traffic Count Surveys
- Sefton Council are seeking quotations from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to undertake classified traffic counts at 11 locations across the Borough.
The count information will be used in the assessment and development of options for improvement at a number of junctions throughout the Borough. This assessment work is programmed to be undertaken in the late Autumn of 2015-16.
The date range specified for the counts reflects the aspiration to collect data within ‘neutral months’ when traffic flow is reflective of normal traffic patterns. It is intended therefore that all the counts are undertaken during school term time and during British Summer Time.
The proposed Broomes Cross Road is programed for opening in August 2015. Counts identified for junctions likely to be influenced by the new road have been targeted for late September onwards when drivers are expected to have become used to the new arrangements and traffic patterns are reflective.
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Drivers will encounter traffic variations on the following state roads in Okaloosa and Walton Counties as crews perform construction and maintenance activities.
· Interstate 10 (I-10) from East of County Road 189 (Exit 45, Holt) to west of the Yellow River Resurfacing- Intermittent and alternating lane closures from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday throughThursday as crews perform construction activities. · U.S. 98 from Gulf Shore Drive to Airport Road in Destin, Maintenance and Repair of Underground Stormwater Drainage- Intermittent westbound lane restrictions from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.Sunday through Thursday as crews clean and seal pipe joints along the trunk line, adjacent manhole, and curb inlet structures. The project is anticipated to be complete summer 2017. Walton County
· I-10 from the Walton County to the Santa Rosa County line Routine Maintenance- Intermittent and alternating lane closures from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, May 1 to Friday, May 5 as crews perform routine maintenance work along the roadway. · U.S. 98 over Peach Creek Routine Bridge Inspection – Westbound lane restriction from 8 p.m. to midnight Tuesday, May 2 as crews perform a routine bridge inspection. · U.S. 98 from Emerald Bay Drive to Tang-O-Mar Drive Widening- Alternating east and westbound lane closures between Holiday Road and the Okaloosa/Walton County line from 8:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Monday, May 1 through Friday, May 5 as crews perform drainage work. All activities are weather dependent and may be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.


I’ve called this area home for over a decade. The convenience, the growth, and the people have made it unforgettable.
I’ve been working in this part of Toronto since 2008, but I’ve been a local since 2007. In that time, I’ve seen the changes to the area firsthand. The towering condos, the emergence of new businesses, and the underground pathways that link them all. I know all about them, because they make up my daily routine.
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Cable car to start running by the end of June
Olympics visitors will be able to get from Greenwich Peninsula to the Royal Docks in one transport link after it was announced the cable car will be running from the end of June.
The river crossing, called the Emirates Air Line, will be in operation from June 28 - a month before the Games start.
There had been much debate over whether it would launch in time for the Olympics, with Transport for London only confirming a target date of summer 2012.
However, the news that it would be open to the public by the end of this month was confirmed on Monday morning.
It comes after weeks of safety checks on the cross-river link.
The cable car will run until 9pm every evening, with opening times at 7am on Monday to Friday, 8am on Saturdays and 9am on Sundays.
There will be extended opening times for late events in the area, including Games-time. These will be revealed at a later date.
Single journeys for adults will cost £3.20 using Oyster cards or £4.30 without. A multi-journey ticket of 10 single trips costs £16.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "On 28 June this spectacular new addition to London's skyline will provide a much needed new river crossing in the east of our great city. It will open up access to jobs in the Royal Docks enterprise zone and attract businesses and investors to a previously under exploited area.
"The Emirates Air Line is part of my plan to develop a package of new river crossings in east London and transform the surrounding area into a vibrant new metropolitan quarter that will attract new jobs, homes and enterprise."
President of sponsor Emirates Airline Tim Clark said: "The Emirates Air Line will bridge people closer, enabling them to discover, connect and express their ideas about this diverse city through crossing its majestic river, providing an incredible travel experience for residents, commuters and visitors alike."


Agence India Press
New Delhi: In View of dress rehearsals for the Republic Day parade, the Delhi Metro services will be partly curtailed on Sunday and two stations will remain closed for over six hours.
Central Secretariat and Udyog Bhawan stations, which are close to Raj path, will be closed from 6 am to 12.30 pm on Sunday..
“No Metro service will be available at Central Secretariat and Udyog Bhawan Metro stations of Line 2 (Jehangirpuri-HUDA City Centre) and Line 6 (Central Secretariat-Badarpur) till 12.30 pm,” a DMRC spokesman said, adding that passengers will be able to avail interchange facility at the Central Secretariat station
However, Metro train services on all other lines will run as per normal schedule from 6 am to 11. (AIP)
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Playa del Carmen, Q.R. — Several viaduct bases are well under way in the Villas del Sol area of Playa del Carmen. The bases will be constructed into viaducts that will be used to support the elevated railway of the Playa del Carmen section 5 of the Maya Train.
The foundations for the viaduct were poured last week. The structure has quickly become part of landscape of the Villas del Sol neighborhood in west Playa del Carmen.
The overpass will take the train over CTM Avenue and through the residential area in a north-south direction. The current structure is part of section 5 south which is being built by the company ICA.
This subsection C of the Maya Train tracks consists of 19.7 kilometers that runs from Playa del Carmen to Puerto Aventuras. Of the 19.7 kilometers, nine will be elevated. According to the company, 163,000 cubic meters of ballast will be required for this section.
Earlier this month, the first shipment of Cuban stone material purchased by Mexico for Maya Train use for sections 5, 6 and 7 arrived. The material will be unloaded from the vessel and trucked to Leona Vicario from where it will distributed to where it is needed.
In early January, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that the section from Cancun to Tulum will have cable-stayed bridges. The bridges will be built over flooded caves, underground rivers and cenotes.


The storm drainage repairs are set to continue until 9 p.m. on Friday, June 7.
This map shows where the road closure will take place. (Photo: DeKalb County)
The DeKalb County Watershed Department is located on Roadhaven Drive, which is in the Stone Mountain area, south of U.S. 78 and north of East Ponce de Leon Avenue. Road closure and detour signs will be posted in the area.
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OTTAWA—Environment Minister Catherine McKenna wants the owners of the iconic Chateau Laurier by Parliament Hill to come up with another plan for an addition to the historic hotel even after Ottawa’s city council approved the controversial expansion.
McKenna is the Liberal MP for Ottawa Centre and the senior minister for the Ottawa area.
“We are building for the next 100 years and I believe there is still time for common sense to prevail and for the community and the private sector owner to come together to achieve an outcome in which everyone can take pride,” she said in a statement after a second city council vote in two days supported the expansion plan.
The national historic site sits across the Rideau Canal from Parliament Hill and is just outside McKenna’s riding. Although she is the minister for Parks Canada, which oversees historic properties, McKenna doesn’t have direct authority over the privately owned building.
Larco Investments, which owns the hotel, has worked on its plan for nearly four years and sent five versions of the design to Ottawa city hall in that time. The squarish addition, to hold nearly 150 rooms, is designed by Toronto-based firm architectsAlliance, which is known for its condominiums.
Heritage architecture principles say that a new addition to an old structure shouldn’t copy the existing building; the multiple designs the Chateau Laurier’s owners have submitted have all been distinctly modern, as a choice to live up to the rule with an addition that’s clearly of its own time.
CLICK HERE to read Minister McKenna's statement.


388 King West
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
NeighbourhoodWaterfront Communities-the Island
CityToronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban AgglomerationGreater Golden Horseshoe
Nearby BuildingsKing Blue - South Structure, King Blue - North Structure, 365 King Street West, Tux, 369 King West, 355 King - connecting podium, Westinghouse Building, M5VLife, Hyatt Regency Hotel, and 81 Peter
Nearby ParksClarence Square, Isabella Valancy Crawford Park, Metro Hall, Northern Linear Park, and Simcoe Park
Height - Mechanical146.3m (479.99f)
Height - Roof141.3m (463.58f)
- 2012-04-03: Reed Construction Data, "388 King St W, M5V 1J6"
- 2013-09-24: City of Toronto - Toronto and East York Community Council, "Report from the Director, Community Planning, Toronto and East York District - 388 King Street West and 82 Peter Street - Zoning Amendment - Final Report", City Of Toronto - Toronto And East York Community Council
- 2013-10-11: Reed Construction Data, "388 King St W, M5V 1J6"
- 2014-04-07: Reed Construction Data, "388 King St W, M5V 1J6"
- 2012-09-06: Reed Construction Data, "388 King St W, M5V 1J6"
- 2013-03-28: Reed Construction Data, "388 King St W, M5V 1J6"


Chesapeake Bay Pollutant Reduction Plan
Public Meeting - September 7, 2022 at 6:00 PM
A public meeting will be held on Monday, September 7th at 6:00 PM in the Hershey Public Library, 701 Cocoa Avenue, Hershey, PA, to discuss the draft Chesapeake Bay Pollution Reduction Plan that is open for public review and comment as part of our National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit for Stormwater Discharges from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4) Notice of Intent. More information and a copy of the Pollutant Reduction Plan can be found by clicking the link below:
Tree Planting - Saturday, October 22, 2016 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Location: DTMA - 670 Clearwater Road, Hershey, PA
Please join DTMA and Londonderry Township on Saturday, October 22nd for a tree planting event. DTMA and Londonderry Township collaborated on a joint application for trees through the Penn State Agriculture and Environment Center and were awarded approximately 130 trees! These trees were made possible by a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation entitled "Greening the Lower Susquehanna".
We plan on planting half of the trees on DTMA's 670 Clearwater Road site to expand the riparian buffer along Swatara Creek and the other half will be planted at the entrance to DTMA's Southwest Treatment plant located along Swatara Creek Road in Londonderry Township, expanding the riparian buffer at that location too. Londonderry Township conducted a tree planting along adjacent properties a few years ago, and our scheduled planting will help expand those efforts.
Please plan to meet at DTMA's 670 Clearwater Road plant at 9:00 AM. Once we are done at this location, we will move on to the Swatara Creek Road site. Be prepared to get dirty, sweat a little (or a lot), and have a great time as we work to improve our environment! To register for the event, please email Mike at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Past Public Meetings
Public Meeting - December 15, 2016
A third public meeting was held on Thursday, December 15th at 6:00 PM in the Hershey Public Library to update residents on the progress of DTMA's Stormwater Management Plan. The meeting was well attended with almost thirty people in attendance. To view the Power Point Presentation click on the link below:
Public Meeting - August 15, 2016
A second public meeting was held on Monday, August 15th at 6:00 PM in the Hershey Public Library to update residents on the progress of DTMA's Stormwater Management Plan. The meeting was well attended with almost forty people in attendance. To view the Power Point Presentation or Handout Material click on the links below:
Public Meeting - April 18, 2016
A first public meeting was held on Monday, April 18th at 6:00 PM in the Hershey Public Library to discuss DTMA's plan to manage stormwater, the goals and benefits of the program, and how the program will be funded. The meeting was well attended with over forty people in attendance. To view the Power Point Presentation or Handout Material click on the links below:


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City Of Hampton, VA
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, Va 23669
NOTICE OF ACTION
City Council - Public Comment Period
Council Chambers, 8th Floor, City Hall
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Linda Curtis, W. H. "Billy" Hobbs, Jr., Will Moffett, Chris Snead, Christopher G. Stuart, Donnie R. Tuck, George E. Wallace, Mayor
Mary Bunting, City Manager
Vanessa T. Valldejuli, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, CMC, Clerk of Council
not set, not set
Call to Order / Roll Call
All members of City Council were present.
Hugh Bassette spoke on youth violence. David Dietrich spoke on Hampton City Council policy. Michele Yacobi spoke on the future of Hampton, taxes and the environment. James Yacobi spoke on spending. Edwin Boone spoke on City Council seats and the need for a minority on the Fort Monroe Authority. Kendyl Crawford presented a letter supporting a climate action plan. Aubrey Baker spoke on an update on King Street construction. Keegan Baker, a local Boy Scout, also spoke.


Baton Rouge Metro Council Annexation
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 7:15 PM
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William Daniel, chief administrative officer for Mayor Kip Holden's office, speaks in favor of the annexation during the Baton Rouge Metro Council meeting held on Wednesday, May 14, 2014. The annexation passed in a 9-3 vote. (Photo by Brianna Paciorka, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune)


The Barangaroo Delivery Authority is committed to keeping in contact with neighbours and other communities during the planning, construction and operation of Barangaroo.
Barangaroo, Millers Point, and Walsh Bay are home to a number of diverse and vibrant communities. The construction and remediation work along Hickson Road and within Barangaroo can be viewed by residents along Kent Street and High Street, and from across the Harbour in Pyrmont and Balmain.
We know that Barangaroo, Millers Point and the surrounding neighbourhoods also hold special significance to a wide range of people, including Aboriginal communities, European history enthusiasts, and gardeners. There are 16,000 people working in the Barangaroo precinct (as at June 2017) with more to come, and many thousands of people working in the surrounding area.
Barangaroo’s Community Engagement Manager conducts regular community information drop-in sessions at the Authority’s offices. The team is also available to meet in person to respond to inquiries, provide information and discuss planning proposals.
For further information call 1300 966 480, email email@example.com or visit us on weekdays from 9:00am-5:00pm at Level 27, AON/Maritime Trade Towers, 201 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000.


The last area in Los Angeles County to incorporate was Calabasas, in 1991, bringing the total to 88. Today, the Local Agency Formation Commission met to consider East LA's latest application to become number 89. In 1960, LAFCO said, "No." In 1971, it said, "Yes," but voters turned down the idea. The current bid started in 2007. Today it split the difference and postponed a decision until February, 8.


Community leaders in Alimosho have hailed Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s declaration of a state of emergency on roads in the state.
Our Community can report that Sanwo-Olu made the declaration on Sunday, October 13 at the Lagos House Marina following massive construction work he ordered on the state’s roads.
The governor’s directive came after the conclusion of his series of meetings with eight multi-national engineering firms.
He added that the construction was to start immediately as the contractors have been given the mandate to start mobilising their equipment to their respective sites without delay.
Impressed by the recent development, some Community Development Committee (CDC) chairmen in Alimosho have shared their opinion, commending the decision to fix the roads.
The Ayobo-Ipaja CDC Chairman, Comrade Abiodun Coker, stated that the decision to construct the roads in Lagos was a welcome development.
He said, “It is a welcome development. The major question people are asking is if the decision is palliative or a proper rehabilitation of the roads”.
Coker called on the state government to release a list of the roads being constructed to enable people know areas that would benefit from it.
According to him, the roads in Ayobo-Ipaja are “down at the moment”, constituting a major headache for residents of the council.
The Agbado Okeodo CDC Chairman, Comrade Alaye Adebayo, also praised the governor for the move.
According to him, “It is what we have been yearning for; we believe it is what he’s supposed to do”.
However, he expressed hope that the governor’s orders would be implemented “across board”.


The Regional Director for Environmental Protection in Kielce issued an environmental decision for the expressway No. S74 on the section Cedzyna – Łągów – Jałowęsy in Poland. The documentation was prepared by EKKOM Sp. z o.o.
On June 4, a contract for reconstruction of the national road No. 12 was signed in Chełm. EKKOM Sp. z o.o. prepared and completed a PLN 170 million co-financing application, developed a Functional-Utility Program, Feasibility Study and prepared a whole documentation in order to receive an environmental approval.


The Thames Landscape Strategy is a partnership between four London Boroughs and several statutory bodies. The Strategy’s ongoing contribution to landscape protection and enhancement is recognised within the Council’s Development Plan.
Thames Landscape Strategy
Phone: 020 8940 0654
Fax: 020 8332 2730
Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Council is not responsible for the content of any external link


6,000 Lumens LED Parking Garage Light 52 Watts 5000K 120-277V
The GLED52 LED parking garage light from RAB Lighting produces 6000 lumens to replace 175W metal halide fixtures while only consuming 52 watts. It has a 5000K color temperature and runs on 120-277V input. This round LED canopy light has a bronze finish and a polycarbonate lens, and is wet rated for outdoor use. LED canopy lights are ideal for covered walkways, parking structures, carports, and soffits.


POSTED: Friday, March 22, 2013 - 2:00am
UPDATED: Friday, March 22, 2013 - 2:04am
Baton Rouge, La — Expect lane closures on Eastbound and Westbound US 190 (Florida Blvd) in Baton Rouge from Foster Dr. to Airline Hwy. in each direction from 8:00 p.m. Friday night, March 22 through Monday morning, March 25 at 6:00 a.m. This closure will be allowed while crews work on the medians and related work. At least on lane in each direction will remain open at all times.
Also, expect lane closures on I-12 eastbound and westbound from Drusilla to Millerville in each direction Friday night, March 22. These closures will be allowed from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. the following day while crews work on striping. At least one lane in each direction will remain open at all times.


Boulton neighbourhood ward
Boulton Neighbourhood Team
If you would like to get involved in your neighbourhood, you have any ideas on how to improve your local area or have any questions about the ward, you can contact:
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|Claire Briggs||Neighbourhood Officer||01332 firstname.lastname@example.org|
|Tracy O'Connor||Derby Homes Area Housing Manager||01332 email@example.com|
Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team
If you wish to complain about antisocial behaviour or report a crime you can contact the Boulton Safer Neighbourhood Team, by:
- telephone: 101
- email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team is committed to making your community a safer and better place to live and work.
Find out more about the Boulton Safer Neighbourhood Team on Derbyshire Constabulary's website.
Alvaston, Boulton & Wilmorton Neighbourhood Forum
If you have an interest in your local area, you can go to one of the Neighbourhood Forums open public meetings.
Forum dates and papers for 2021
- Wednesday 27 October 6 pm at St Martins Church Flint Street
Alvaston, Boulton & Wilmorton Neighbourhood Board
Your local Neighbourhood Board is made up of local councillors, residents and representatives from community organisations and public services.
- leads on behalf of the whole neighbourhood
- agrees the priorities for the neighbourhood
- monitors performance
- influences decisions that reflect the views of local residents
- decides on the vision for your neighbourhood
The Neighbourhood Board received a budget from April 2021. The budget is to enable voluntary and community groups (non-commercial) to apply for funding for projects/events that will both benefit and enable the community and its residents.
If you would be interested in putting together a funding application for consideration of the board, please read the guidance and complete the form:
- Board Funding Application 2020/21Board Funding Application 2021/22
- Neighbourhood board devolved budget funding guidance
Find out how to become a member of your Neighbourhood Board.
Members of Boulton Neighbourhood Board
Derby City Council's Councillor Representatives
- Chair - Councillor Prosser
- Councillor Bettany
- Councillor A J Graves
- Shareen Akhtar, Derbyshire Fire and Rescue
- John Bestwick, Allenton Traders Association
- Lee Farthing, Field Lane Football Club
- Mairi Radcliffe, St Martins Church
- David Walsh, Sporting Communities
Board Members - residents
- John Brian Farthing
- Jackie Blaney
- Thomas Spray
- Bob MacDonald
- Joan Hodgkinson
- Thelma Bradshaw
- Steve Baker
- Iain Parker
- Alan Lindsay
Boulton Neighbourhood Board council advisors
- Rebecca Hudson, Neighbourhood Partnership Manager
- Tracy O'Connor, Area Housing Manager, Derby Homes
- Kathryn Humpston, Local Area Coordinator
- Simran Sandhu, Local Area Coordinator
How can I join the Alvaston, Boulton and Wilmorton Neighbourhood Board?
Ward walkabouts is an initiative to strengthen community spirit and build safer communities. This involves Councillors, Neighbourhoods, Derby Homes and the Police, together with local residents leading a high profile and visible patrol. The idea behind this is to get back to traditional community values of local people looking out for each other and identifying any problems raised in the area. We will knock on doors, walk, talk greet and listen. Anyone is welcome to come along. Please contact your Neighbourhood Partnership Officer for information on future dates.
- Wednesday 3rd November 2021 - 5pm - Meeting at Shalfleet Drive (Outside of Clarion Housing Office)
- Wednesday 8th December 2021 - 12noon - Meeting at Baker Street (Outside of the Bubble Inn)
Local events, news and activities
For more information on what neighbourhood boards are visit the Neighbourhood working page.


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Dec. 31, 2015
TRAFFIC ALERT: LANE CLOSURES SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK ON INTERSTATE 81 IN ROANOKE AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SALEM – Bridge and slope repairs will take place next week on Interstate 81 and traffic impacts will include lane closures and possible delays for drivers.
On Tuesday, January 5 and Wednesday, January 6, weather permitting, a left lane closure will be in place on I-81 northbound from mile marker 148.5 to 149.5 in Roanoke County for bridge approach repairs. The lane closure will be in place during daytime hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
From Sunday, January 4 to Thursday, January 7, a right lane closure will be in place on I-81 southbound at mile marker 113 for approximately one mile in Montgomery County for emergency slope repairs. The lane closure will be in place from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning each day.
For the latest information on this traffic alert, visit www.511Virginia.orgor follow us on twitter at @511southwestva or @VaDOTSalem.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


August 1, 2019
Whatcom County Public Works Department will close Lindsay Road between SR 9 and Gillies Road beginning Monday, August 12th at 6:00 am and ending Tuesday, August 13th at 6:00 pm for a culvert installation project. This closure will be in effect 24-hours each day for the duration of the project. This closure is in effect for ALL TRAFFIC, including emergency vehicles and school buses. Detour routes will be in place throughout the road closure.
This work is weather dependent and is subject to change.
Please contact the Maintenance and Operations division at 360-778-6400 if you have any questions regarding this work.


Creating an aesthetically pleasing yet functional outdoor environment involves more than just planting and mowing. Landscape concrete bordering and professional sidewalk construction are vital elements that contribute to a cohesive and accessible landscape. Join us as we delve into these two essential services offered by Material Masters Concrete, your local experts in Centralia, Washington.
What is Landscape Concrete Bordering?
Landscape concrete bordering is the art of creating concrete borders that define and accentuate different areas of your landscape. Here’s why it’s essential:
Visual Appeal: Concrete borders can be molded and colored to match your landscape design, providing a visually pleasing continuity.
Durability: Unlike wooden or plastic borders, concrete doesn’t rot or break down, offering a long-lasting solution.
Flexibility: Landscape concrete bordering can be shaped to fit any design or layout, allowing for creative freedom.
Increased Property Value: Well-executed landscape concrete bordering can add to your property’s aesthetic and market value.
Low Maintenance: Once installed, concrete borders require minimal upkeep, saving both time and effort.
The Process of Sidewalk Construction
Sidewalks provide a safe and accessible path for pedestrians. Here’s what goes into constructing one:
Planning and Design: The process begins with assessing the area and designing the sidewalk to fit the landscape and meet local regulations.
Excavation and Preparation: The ground is prepared, and any obstacles are removed to create a solid base.
Concrete Mixing and Pouring: A proper mix of concrete is prepared and poured into the predefined molds.
Finishing and Curing: The surface is smoothed, and any necessary textures or designs are added. The concrete is then allowed to cure, ensuring its strength and durability.
Quality Inspection: A final inspection ensures that the sidewalk meets all standards and is ready for use.
Why Material Masters Concrete?
When it comes to landscape concrete bordering and sidewalk construction, here’s why Material Masters Concrete stands out:
Expertise: Our team possesses the skills and knowledge to deliver high-quality work in both landscape concrete bordering and sidewalk construction.
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Landscape concrete bordering and sidewalk construction are more than just functional elements; they contribute to the overall beauty and usability of your outdoor space. Whether you’re looking to redefine your garden borders or construct a new sidewalk, Material Masters Concrete is here to help.
With our expertise, quality materials, and customer-focused approach, we’re ready to transform your property in Centralia, Washington. Contact us today to discuss your needs, and let’s build a beautiful and functional landscape together!


Work will include, but not limited to, the installation of approximately 3,000 feet of 8 inch HDPE water main by directional drill along Voorheesville Ave, Center Street and Pleasant Street, including re-establishing water service to 48 properties. Work will include associated restoration including road paving. It is proposed for site work to commence no later than Nov 30 with substantial and final completion before June 2024.
Drawings and Specifications are available on the Village website however; only contract documents obtained from C.T. Male Associates, 50 Century Hill Dr, Latham, NY 12110 will enable a prospective bidder to be identified as an official plan holder of record. You can email Anne-Marie Mull at email@example.com (or call 518-786-7400) to obtain official documents and be registered as an official plan holder.
'Unofficial' bid document links are also available below--


Wolverhampton Wanderers managing director Laurie Dalrymple has expressed his desire for the Premier League club’s revamped Molineux stadium to become a multi-use venue that can be used throughout the year.
The club is planning on expanding the 32,000-seat stadium into a 50,000-capacity venue, and earlier this year Dalrymple said renovation work on the Steve Bull Stand is likely to begin in 2020. The redevelopment of Molineux’s South Bank could potentially begin in 2022.
The Steve Bull Stand has a current capacity of 9,500 and this would expand to 11,000 under the renovation plans, which would see the stadium’s overall capacity increase to 46,000 once all work is complete.
Dalrymple said the club has big plans for Molineux to become a nationally-recognised venue. “We want to be seen as an iconic venue for a multi-purpose use, not just in the Midlands but nationally as well,” Dalrymple told local newspaper the Express & Star.
“We want this stadium to become not just a fantastic football venue but also a choice for non-matchdays. It would be unforgivable if we redeveloped without other business uses in mind.”
He added: “We’ve done a huge amount of work with a consultancy that specialises in stadium and capacity modelling – they’ve worked with a number of other big clubs, not least Liverpool when they redeveloped their main stand.
“We’re talking with key stakeholders and the council remains fundamental to what we’re doing, we have to have their support. The difficulty is because we’re not moving off site, it provides restriction for us to execute that plan.”
Last month, Wolves claimed a first for a Premier League club by announcing that it will install a new barrier seating solution at Molineux. It came after the club announced in January that it would pilot a section of seating options that could be used for safe standing should government legislation on all-seater stadia change.
The club said last month that all seats in the Sir Jack Hayward Stand would be replaced this summer by a new barrier seating solution, with all seats in the Stan Cullis quadrant to be fitted with an independent barrier.


Bids will be received by the Coweta County Board of Commissioners, Coweta County Georgia, herein referred to as “Owner” and bid documents can be purchased at the Coweta County Public Works Office, 21 East Washington Street, Newnan, Georgia until 10:45 a.m. (local time) on April 3, 2020. Bids must be received by 11:00 a.m. (local time) on April 3, 2020 at the Coweta County Public Works office. After such time on the same day, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Coweta County Administration Office, 22 East Broad Street, Newnan, Georgia. Bids received after the designated time will not be considered. Bids shall be clearly marked and sealed.


Dequindre Cut Walking Tour with City Institute
Sunday, Jul 17, 2022 - 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Detroit’s award-winning RiverWalk features multiple parks and green space connected by a scenic promenade along the Detroit River. On this walking tour, you’ll get to take a stroll along Dequindre Cut as you learn about the greenway’s past and present. You will also be introduced to the amazing spaces along the greenway, the programs that exist today, and the incredible future plans for the Joe Louis Greenway.
2022 Dequindre Cut Walking Tours
Saturday, May 21, 1-3 PM
Sunday, July 17, 1-3 PM
Sunday, September 18, 1-3 PM
Pre-registration is required at the link below. Parking is available in the lot at Wilkins and Orleans, which is also where the tour begins.
This tour is produced by City Institute. Please visit www.thecityinstitute.com to hear interviews with Detroit residents, community leaders, and small business owners or to schedule a tour for your group on any number of topic


An accident happened due to illegal construction taking place in posh areas
Ref: Action needs to be taken for illegal construction on DDA land
Comment: Illegal constructed building address 1423/97, 1423/99 Ganeshpura Tri Nagar Delhi 110035 Builder Bal Kishan Sharma (Pandat builder and associates, shanti nagar main road, tri nagar, Delhi 110035) Parveen Goyal- Goyal Telecom (Shanti Nagar Main Road, Tri Nagar, Delhi - 110035)
These two builders are constructing the illegal building in which they raises the building to the 6th floor which is not legal and plot is only of 50 yards area. They made only 4 inches pillars on which they raises the building at 6th floor and it is really dangerous in that congested area and because of local material and unfair uses of material the 6th floor wall has fallen down on 11 may 2013 in which 2 person got injured and they immediately taken to the Maharaja Agarsen hospital and admitted in the ICU for some days. On inquiry to the police department they said that the building is seal and stay order has come now the building will not be constructed and MCD will demolish it but in just 1 month builder has started to constructed the building again and on complaining no action is taken and builder is constructing the building and because of illegal construction and construction behind the limits building is tilted and it has a danger of fallen down but nobody is taken any action and many lives are in problem. An FIR has been lodged in the case.
It appears that some action is required to be taken immediately to save another incident from happening. - Editor


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The purpose of this form is to make the City aware of your desire to have a street resurfaced. Submitting this form does not prioritize the street for resurfacing or guarantee when it will be resurfaced in the future.
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The idea of creating a sensory education park in Krakow, with an interactive exhibition presenting laws of physics, originated within the community of culture organisers and environmental activists in the 1990s. However, it was not until the year 2004 when the EQUAL Community Initiative Programme and the "Nowa Huta – Nowa Szansa" project of the Nowa Huta Initiatives Partnership provided basis for this experiment in terms of programme, organisation and funding. The undertaking was financed by the European Social Fund. The Garden was co-founded by the Krakow Municipal Board – today known as Board of Municipal Infrastructure and Transport – as well as the "U Siemachy" Association. The founders were inspired by the Sensual Experience Field that has existed in Nuremberg since 1996. The models were designed and built by a team of experts from Krakow, representing various fields, such as architecture, physics, and didactics. The City Council named the Experience Garden after Stanisław Lem, a distinguished citizen of Krakow and the world.
The project was completed using European Social Fund money within the EQUAL Community Initiative and Krakow municipal funds.
Since the end of the EQUAL Community Initiative Programme, the project has been continued by the Museum of Urban Engineering in Krakow.


LoRaWAN® Wirnet iBTS (Standard Version)
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