NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council intends to make an order in accordance with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14 because of works on or near the road.
ROADS TO BE CLOSED: those parts of the following roads:
1) Almswood Road, Tadley, Basingstoke between its junction with Burnham Road and its junction with Priors Road.
2) Hackwood Lane, Cliddesden, Basingstoke between its junction with A339 Alton Road and its junction with Hiush Lane.
3) Hatch Lane, Old basing, Basingstoke between its junction with A30 London Road and its junction with Crown Lane.
4) Bullington Road, Norton, Test Valley between its junction with A30 Bullington Lane and its junction with Norton Lane.
5) Bickerley Road, Ringwood, New Forest between its junction with Christchurch Road (Roundabout) and its termination.
6) Walldown Road, Hollywater, Bordon between its junction with Liphook Road and its junction with Hollywater Road.
7) Buddens Lane, Mislingford, Winchester between its junction with Stoneover Road and its junction with A32 Wickham Road.
8) Barnes Close, Farnborough, Rushmoor between its junction with Rectory Road and its termination.
TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTION – To impose a 50-mph temporary speed restriction on the following road:
A331 Blackwater Valley Relief Road (North Bound and South Bound Carriageway), Farnborough, Rushmoor between Lynchford Road (slip on) and a point 1 mile north thereof.
ONE-WAY SUSPENSION – To impose a one-way road on the following road:
Kings Arms Lane, Ringwood the one-way restriction between Kings Arms Row and The Highstreet will be suspended for the duration of the works.
No available route (5(8
1) Burnham Road, A340, Almswood Road
2) Huish Lane, A30, A339
3) A30, A339, Gresley Road, Swing Swang Lane, Basing Road, Crown Lane
4) A30, Stockbridge Road East, Bullington Road
6) Hollywater Road, Liphook Road, Wallsdown Road
7) A32, Stoneover Road
DURATION OF ORDER: from 2nd December 2019 for a period of 18 months (This is the duration of the Order, not the works, which will vary according to technical requirements. Closure times and patterns will be indicated on site prior to and whilst the works are in progress). Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
A copy of this notice can be viewed: www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices. Telephone inquiries to: Hampshire County Council, Roads and Transport 0300 555 1388.
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment, The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UD
Contact:0300 555 1388


The General Traffic Department (GTD) said motorists as of Tuesday, May 12, 2015, can use the left shoulder from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm provided the speed limit for those driving on the ‘shoulder’ does not exceed 45 kph, reports a local daily. However, the GTD said this facility is available only on six specific highways — the King Abdulaziz, King Fahd, King Faisal, Al-Ghazali Street, the Sixth Ring Road and Sheikh Zayed Expressway. According to the GTD increase in one lane will facilitate the smooth flow of traffic, especially during peak periods which has now become throughout the day.
The traffic sector said those exceeding 45 kph on the shoulder lane will be detected by the surveillance camera and punished according to the law. In this regard, the Assistant Undersecretary for Traffic Affairs at the Ministry of Interior Major-General Abdullah Al-Muhanna announced preparations are underway to allow motorists to use the left shoulder of the road from Tuesday on the designated highways. Al-Muhanna said the shoulder lane is specially designed for ambulances and rescue teams but can be used by motorists only during peak hours and only meant to ease pressure during traffic congestion.


A review of the suitability of secondary suites for properties on Saturna Island. Allowing secondary suites as a permitted use will require an amendment to the Saturna Island Land Use Bylaw (LUB) and the Official Community Plan (OCP).
Information to come.
Amendment Bylaw No. 122-3rd Reading
Amendment Bylaw No. 123
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Reported via desktop in the Road Signage category anonymously at 15:33, Thu 21 April 2022
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
The cycle lane here isn't very well shown and is confusing as pedestrians and cyclists have to cross each other when entering/exiting the subway.
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A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:33, Thu 21 April 2022
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:08, Fri 22 April 2022
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:06, Fri 13 May 2022
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 3473619 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


The Grand Opening is scheduled for July 16, 2017 at 12:00 pm. The park is located in the Martinez marina at the amphitheater area to the south side. 115 Tarantino Dr. Martinez CA
The 1st Martinez dog park officially OPENS Friday, July 14th from dawn to dusk. The Martinez dog park group & Mtz Vice Mayor will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday July 16th at 12:00 pm!!!


Melton Borough Council
- Have your say on the Melton Local Plan
- Car Parking changes
- Mayor Awards 2016
- New Year, New Gym, New You!
- Entitled to help with rent and Council Tax?
Need to get fit after a festive Christmas? Why not catch a great deal with Melton Sports Village Gym this January!


This has been a photographic project over the last 18 months that is still a work in progress. It is a response to the rapid development of the central areas of Shanghai. The project attempts to capture the vibrancy of a small 15 square block community behind some of the most expensive on-going redevelopments. The link is to a six minute slideshow containing 45 images focussing on the people living in the community. There are additional images in the WIP galleries taken from around Shanghai. I am continuing to work on full collection that will be placed in its own section in the next month or two.


Pacific Gas & Electric Co., the city and the chamber of commerce will host an open house Tuesday on a gas pipeline replacement project set to begin next month in downtown Mill Valley.
Crews plan to replace approximately 3,600 feet of two- and four-inch gas distribution pipe. Work will begin between Feb. 15 and March 1 and is scheduled for completion by mid July.
During the project some traffic may be rerouted along Throckmorton Avenue, Corte Madera Avenue, Gardner Street, Madrona Street, Lovell Avenue, Bernard Street, and Lower Alcatraz Place.
The open house is set for 6-8 p.m. in the Creekside Room at the Mill Valley library, 375 Throckmorton Ave.
For more information, call 800-743-5000.
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We maintain approximately 14,000 street lights. The majority of the lights (approximately 10,000) are what is known as cobra style lights. These are either mounted on a wooden pole or a traditional sweeping street light pole and are being changed to LED lighting.
To be able to maintain a large quantity of street light poles, it is important to ensure we can maximize lifespan. Older poles were made of steel and coated with paint for protection. These tend to corrode quickly leading to early replacement and higher maintenance costs. We now install galvanized and powder coated poles (generally green for cobra style, and post-top, black for decorative). This combination provides a service life of approximately 50 years.
Reporting a street light problem
If you spot a street light issue, please use our online service request to let us know:
Potential issues can include:
- Street light outage
- Street light damage
- Missing covers/exposed wiring
- Tree branches blocking light and causing safety concern
Each pole has a unique identifier number on it's base (example pictured below) which lets us know its precise location. If possible, please include the number on the streetpole when reporting any issues.


Route 17 detour near Iowa Avenue
Published: Expires: 1/10/2013
The city of Superior is doing work on Iowa Avenue. The detour will be left on 16th street, right on Ohio Avenue then left on Belknap to regular route. Reverse for the other direction. This will last for most of the day.


Street Closures and Advisories
Area: 11th Ave. from Territorial DR./Railway. (at Don Ross Center) to 100th Str. and 11th Ave. Intersection
Impacts: Street closed, no through traffic. The alleyway behind Gutter's bowling alley & Capitol Theater will be barricaded as well.
Reason: CN doing rail panel work on their bridge
Expected Schedule: June 4th, from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm.


The ‘topping out' ceremony marked the completion of the £350m property's external structure.
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge hotel is London's largest ever new-build hotel and is set to open in spring 2010.
The hotel will offer 1,021 rooms and 2,700sqm of events space.
The 16-storey property is located on the South Bank and will have views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "This impressive development has removed an awful eyesore that has blighted this corner of the capital for too long. A sparkling new hotel is just what the South Bank needs. I am sure it will act as a major springboard for the regeneration plans for Waterloo Station and the surrounding area, on top of creating hundreds of jobs and boosting the local economy."
Park Plaza Hotels president and chief executive Boris Ivesha said: "We are passionate about London and are on track to deliver 5,000 beds across the capital, establishing Park Plaza Hotels as one of the city's most important hotel operators."
Park Plaza Hotels developments:
Park Plaza Marrakech - opening 2009
Art'otel Marrakech - opening 2009
Art'otel Cologne - opening 2009
Park Plaza Nuremberg - opening 2010
Art'otel Amsterdam - opening 2010
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London - opening 2010
Art'otel Amsterdam - opening 2011
Art'otel London Hoxton - opening 2012


Engr. Wilfredo “Willy” S. Mallari on Friday took his oath as the new Department of Human Settlement and Urban Development (DHSUD) Undersecretary before Secretary Jose Rizalino “Jerry” Acuzar.
DHSUD key officials witnessed the ceremony and congratulated Undersecretary Mallari who, in turn, vowed to use his expertise to ensure the smooth implementation of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Housing (4PH) Program.
Prior to his appointment, Undersecretary Mallari has already been dedicating his heart for public service in the last four decades, with his most recent post as assistant secretary at the Department of Public Works and Highways during the reign of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Calling all fixer uppers! This home, near all that downtown Westfield has to offer, is ready for your vision and hard work! The original plan was to turn this into a 4 bed / 3 bath home (at approx. 3100 square feet), with a garage and deck in back. There are a set of handwritten plans in the attachments - that were approved for a variance and permit in March 2021 by the City of Westfield. Or a house of your choosing could be built on this lot. This is an awesome location, close to Westfield Schools, Grand Junction, great restaurants, and all the new building coming to downtown!


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This was reported by the press service of the KMDA, reports Espresso.TV.
“Under the overpass at the intersection of Peremohy Ave. and Shcherbakivskoho St., temporary supports will be rearranged. Traffic will not be restricted on the overpass itself. The work will be performed on Saturday in order to have less impact on traffic,” the message says.
The restriction will be in effect from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
“Temporary changes in trolleybus routes are also possible,” KMDA noted.


Welcome to the Utah Public Notice Website: Your central source for all public notice information in Utah
Body: Planning Commission
Subject: Land Use
Notice Title: Public Notice for 9-22-21
Notice Type: Notice
Event Start Date & Time: September 22, 2021 01:00 AM
PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Payson City Planning Commission will conduct public hearings on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 beginning at 6:30 p.m. on the following projects: Red Bridge Station Zone Change: Request by Sheila Michaelis to amend the Payson City Zoning Map for portions of Utah County Parcels 30:060:0030, 30:060:0079, and 30:060:0080 located at approximately 1100 South 1700 West. The properties are currently zoned S-1, Special Highway Service Zone and it is proposed the zoning be changed on portions of these parcels to RMF-15, Residential Multifamily. The meeting will be held in person and electronically via Zoom Conferencing. To ensure your participation in the public hearing, please join the meeting via Zoom. For more information please see the Payson City website (at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting), call the Development Services Department at (801) 465-5214, or email firstname.lastname@example.org. _____/s/Chris Van Aken_________ Payson Planner II Posted this 2nd day of September, 2021 in the Payson City Center and on the Utah Public Notice Website and published in the Payson Chronicle on September 8, 2021.
Notice of Special Accommodations:
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Payson City will make reasonable accommodations to participate in the meeting. Requests for assistance can be made by calling 801-465-5204 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting to be attended.
Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
Some commissioners may attend by electronic device.
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TxCDBG Colonia Construction Fund, Water & Sewer lines
County of Hudspeth – Fort Hancock, Texas
Having extensive experience with federally funded programs and assisting with grant applications, FXSA had the qualifications to deliver this project funded by TxCDBG Colonia Construction Fund-Public Infrastructure Improvements. Project’s primary focus consisted of Water and Sewer Improvements throughout the entire city of Fort Hancock, within Hudspeth County, TX. FXSA helped with budget justification and application preparation for the Colonia construction fund, as required by Texas Department of Agriculture. FXSA designed 1,805 LF of 8” PVC® water main pipe; 8” gate valve 3 each; fire hydrant 2 each; water service connection; back flow preventer, 3,490 LF of 8” PVC® gravity sewer line and service connection to existing manhole; standard fiber glass manholes; 480 SY of saw-cut and patch pavement; and traffic control. Project also included: specifications and detailed contract drawings, bid packets, contract documents, advertisement for bids, cost estimates, and carrying out periodic visits to site throughout the duration of the construction.


Uttar Pradesh Finance Minister Suresh Khanna has unveiled the budget for 2021-22 in the state Assembly on Monday. This is the fifth budget of the state government.
In the budget, the Yogi Adityanath led government allocated Rs 101 crore for the airport in temple city Ayodhya which is under construction. The Airport will also be named after the Hindu deity Rama.
Along with this, the state budget has also allocated a sum of Rs 140 crores to develop the temple city. Rs 2,000 crores has been allocated for airports Jewart, Chitrakoot, and Sonbhadra.
With the proposed air service, Aligarh, Moradabad, Meerut will be linked. An additional budget of Rs 300 crore was allocated in the budget for various special programs.
The government has allocated Rs 1,107 crore for the industrial and infrastructure development and Rs 1,492 crore and 860 crore was allocated for Purvanchal Expressway Project and Gorakhpur Link Expressway Project respectively.
The Finance Minister has announced a provision of Rs 12,441 crore for the construction of various roads and bridges, while Rs 4,135 crore has been proposed for the maintenance of the roads and bridges.


4. Sustainability Appraisal of the Emerging Cranbrook Plan DPD
The Cranbrook Plan DPD is to be supported and informed by Sustainability Appraisal. The Council has employed consultants LUC to undertake this appraisal and the first formal stage of work is consultation on a Scoping Report which took place in September /October 2015.
The Sustainability Appraisal of the Issues and Options report can be seen here.


RARE FREE STANDING BUILDING. HIGH VISIBILITY, HIGH DAILY TRAFFIC COUNT. Excellent LOCATION ON RT. 53 less than one mile to Rt. 3. Tremendous potential for the right buyer with vision and guidance to achieve the highest and best use of this property. Interior in good condition. New gas furnace and hot water heater 2018, new architectural style shingle roof 2012, new windows 2009. Updated Title V system. Walk up attic features bonus finished unheated room. Great Room would make terrific conference/meeting room. Surrounding buildings zoned for business (Stop n Shop, Bejing House, Hair Salon, Piano Instruction, Nautical Antiques). Property NOT CURRENTLY ZONED FOR BUSINESS. Surrounding buildings zoned for business. Potential for wellness center, retail, spa/dental/medical/chiropractor office, business/law/insurance office, contractor/design/architectural firm to name a few. Cross listed, see MLS 72502558.
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Presented by GMA, Downtown Greensboro Inc, and the City of Greensboro. Briefings are for anyone who lives, works or supports the downtown Greensboro area. These bimonthly meetings provide information on developments, activities, growth and projects for downtown. Each meeting features an in-depth presentation from a gueest speaker and reports from city, fire and police officials, as well as other agencies. Our guest speaker will be Matt Brown.
Center City AM Briefing
Time: 08:00 am to 09:00 am
Location: GMA, 225 Commerce Place, Greensboro
Registration begins at: 7:45 am


Beckham, Partners Unveil Images Of Proposed Miami Soccer ComplexBusinessman Jorge Mas and soccer star David Beckham have revealed new renderings that transforms the Melreese Golf Course into a soccer stadium complex they want to call Freedom Park.
Facing South Florida: Soccer Stadium ProposalThe long, dragged out, on again, off again plan to bring a professional soccer team to Miami appears to be finally taking shape.
Beckham Takes Aim At Public Golf Course As Site Of New Stadium, Some Work To Block The MovePetitions have begun circulating to save Melreese Country Club, where former soccer great David Beckham and business partners want to build their soccer stadium.
Beckham's MLS Miami Team Could Be Proposing A New Soccer Stadium SiteA new proposal for the MLS Miami stadium site might come to a resolution soon.
Clock Ticking As Beckham Soccer Group Considers Stadium Sites When soccer superstar David Beckham announced nearly five years ago he would bring soccer to Miami, he made it clear he wanted the team to play in Miami.
David Beckham Visits Overtown Hoping To Move Soccer Plans ForwardSoccer superstar David Beckham hit the streets of Overtown on Saturday.
Beckham In Town Working On New Team & Celebrating High School Soccer ChampionshipsSoccer star David Beckham is back in Miami to work on his new Major League Soccer team and celebrate a couple of soccer championships in Miami.
Overtown Residents Remain Uneasy Over Beckham's Soccer Stadium PlansDavid Beckham is bringing Major League Soccer to Miami, but the idea of a stadium without parking in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood still isn’t sitting well with residents.
Residents Uneasy As Overtown Community Meets To Discuss Soccer StadiumCommunity activists may have crossed a line trying to stop David Beckham’s from building a soccer stadium in Overtown.
After Beckham Announcement, Fake Eviction Notices Pop Up At Public Housing Community Just hours after David Beckham announced soccer would be coming to a new stadium in Overtown, eviction notices appeared at the public housing community right across the street from the stadium site.
Opposition Trying to Bend Beckham Stadium PlansJoy filled the air Monday as David Beckham was officially granted a Major League Soccer franchise.
David Beckham Explains His Vision For Building Miami's MLS Roster"From the moment we announced we were coming to Miami, I've had many phone calls from many different top players saying, 'I'm in.'"
David Beckham: "Hello Miami." MLS In Miami Is Finally Official"Bringing an MLS club to Miami has been a hell of a journey," Beckham said.
South Florida Mayors Speak Ahead Of Beckham MLS AnnouncementThe MLS is finally coming to Miami.
Beckham To Reveal Miami MLS Plans On MondayDavid Beckham can finally see the goal in Miami, and his Major League Soccer team is about to be born.


Ray White Laverton
4b Elizabeth Court, Altona Green
LIFE STARTS HERE BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME
Huge 674m2 (approx) block with wide frontage. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac, north-east facing rear yard.
Close to; Schools & day care centre, Central square shopping centre, Parklands, Walk to river pathways, East freeway access & public transport.
679m² / 0.17 acres
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this 2.5AC+- Parcel has 2 Eight Plex units for a total of 16 units at 100% Occupancy. The Rear portion of the property is aprox 73,000 sqft +- for future development of multi units. Great Location Centrally located with Apartments & Commercial uses all surrounding. Geer Rd & Goldenstate Blvd influence. See Attachment for other 7 properties available can be sold separately or as package.
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|5/25/2021 4:03:46 PM||New Value: $2,994,900|
|3/30/2021 10:02:00 PM||New Value: $2,995,000|


Starting tonight, nighttime lane closures, including intermittent full closures, on the Dulles Toll Road and Dulles Airport Access Road at Route 7 will occur over the next several weeks in order to remove beams from the old Route 7 overpass, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Single-lane and multi-lane closures on the Dulles Toll Road and Dulles Airport Access Road will take place each night between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. There will also be total stoppages lasting up to 20 minutes at a time each night between midnight and 5 a.m.
The schedule is as follows, weather permitting:
- Monday night, July 17 – Thursday night, July 20: Eastbound Dulles Toll Road
- Wednesday night, July 26 – Friday night, July 28: Eastbound Dulles Airport Access Road
- Tuesday night, August 1 – Thursday night, August 3: Westbound Dulles Airport Access Road
- Monday night, August 14 – Friday night, August 18: Westbound Dulles Toll Road
Drivers should expect delays and are advised to use alternate routes.
The work is part of the Route 7 over Dulles Toll Road project, which is scheduled for completion in spring 2018.


The Carmi City Council will hold the first of their two monthly meetings on July 7th at 5:30 PM in the City Council Chamber at 225 E Main Street. On the agenda is the consideration, discussion and possible approval of to review and or accept a bid for residential trash service in the City of Carmi. Received was a five year bid from Bulldog Acquisitions LLC to provide residential trash service in the City of Carmi beginning August 1st, 2022. Year one-$18.50, year 2- $19.42, year 3-$20.39, year 4-$21.41 and year 5-$22.48. A letter of no bid was received from Republic Services. There will be reports and or update from Mayor Jeff Pollard, reports from standing committees and business or comments from visitors. There will be a closed session to discuss personnel and property issues with no actions to follow.


On a beautiful December 22nd morning, former Governor Pat Quinn along with Melrose Park Mayor Ron Serpico and Bellwood Mayor Frank Pasquale cut a ribbon which opened the long awaited 25th Avenue Railroad Overpass between Lake Street and St. Charles Road. Bellwood Mayor Frank Pasquale claimed it to be the “Miracle on 25th Avenue” because it was built in the face of long odds. Mayor Ron Serpico stated,“This project, will benefit all area residents by serving as a conduit for economic development, quicker emergency vehicle response times and a safer traffic flow. This is much more than a railroad overpass. This is a bridge to a better quality of life for our communities.”
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UPDATED: Hogan Announces Purple Line is Moving Forward
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has announced that the Purple Line is moving forward. At a news conference this afternoon, the governor said it will require an additional investment from both Montgomery and Prince George’s counties.
The Governor also announced a nearly $2 billion investment in improving roads and bridges across the state. He said one of the improvements would be to reduce congestion on I-270 in both Montgomery and Frederick counties.
Montgomery County Council President George Leventhal said he welcomed the Purple Line news on his Twitter account, noting the project is needed “to improve mobility and the economy.”
— George Leventhal (@georgeleventhal) June 25, 2015
— MDTransportationDept (@MDOTNews) June 25, 2015
ORIGINAL POST Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has scheduled a 2:30 p.m. news conference on Thursday at the State House (Governor’s Reception Room) to discuss transportation infrastructure. A staffer in the Governor’s office said the June 25th news conference would cover a range of transportation issues. Montgomery County Council member Roger Berliner said on his Twitter account that he believes this must be Purple Line related. Stay tuned.
Governor Hogan press conference tomorrow at 4 on “transportation”. Has to be THE DECISION on Purple Line. Cross your fingers!
— Roger Berliner (@RogerBerliner) June 24, 2015
Make that 2:30 for the Gov’s press conference. — Roger Berliner (@RogerBerliner) June 24, 2015


Department of Ecology News Release - December 28, 2012
OLYMPIA - Beginning Tuesday, Jan.2, 2013 — the effective date of the new Dungeness water management rule — the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) and Clallam County are offering guidance to building permit applicants on how to obtain mitigation water required under the rule for new rural homes and building projects.
The new water management rule protects water supplies for current and future uses in the Sequim area for the benefit of people, community development, agriculture, and fish. The rule requires that new groundwater withdrawals be offset or mitigated starting on Jan. 2. Mitigation credits (senior water rights or portions of senior water rights) must be obtained before new uses of groundwater can begin in areas affected by the rule. Applications for the mitigation credits will be available beginning Jan. 2.
To help building permit applicants meet the new mitigation requirements, Ecology has been working with Clallam County to establish the Dungeness Water Exchange, commonly called a “water bank.” The exchange will be operated by the nonprofit Washington Water Trust (WWT). Mitigation certificates issued by the exchange ensure new water uses will not harm stream flows.
Ecology is also providing Clallam County with a $100,000 grant to provide financial assistance for building permit applicants who seek mitigation credits for indoor household water uses. The grant provides mitigation funds from January through June of 2013.
Well owners with a building permit issued or new water use established prior to the Jan. 2 effective date of the rule do not need to meet the mitigation requirements.
Later in January, Clallam County and Ecology will host an open house followed by a public workshop on how to secure mitigation credits for building permits. People with site-specific questions are encouraged to attend the open house and discuss their issues one-on-one with the county, Ecology, and WWT. The workshop will include a presentation followed by questions and answers. The workshop date will be announced soon.
Property owners with questions on how to comply with the new Dungeness rule should contact:
Dan Partridge, 360-407-7139, email@example.com
Linda Kent, 360-407-6239, firstname.lastname@example.org
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Instream-flows and the Dungeness (www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wr/instream-flows/dungeness.html)
Ecology’s social media (www.ecy.wa.gov/about/newmedia.html)
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May 2018 ARENA was moved to Musicon, where it it will stay for about two years.
On the central square of Trekroner we have created an amphi stage, which will become a platform for a variation of activities during the summer of 2016. This new platform invites citizens, businesses and university students to attend and participate in events over the summer, bringing life to the area. ARENA will encourage a dialogue for the use and function as a contemporary urban space in Trekroner.
May 2016 - June 2023


A radio station, KMET in Banning, was denied its request to erect a broadcasting tower in Beaumont.
The 150-foot tall tower would have been located at the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District’s recharge facility. The ponds on Beaumont Avenue are used to replenish local groundwater supplies.
The district’s board of directors took staff’s recommendation and denied the station’s request on Wednesday, Jan. 9. District officials say the tower is incompatible with their plans to expand the recharge area.


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COMMUNITY RECREATION SURVEY
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY
TCDMHA definitely is impacted by the closure and our future depends on facilities, we encourage you all to fill out the surveyAs a result of the Chatsworth Community Centre closing, Council has established a Community Recreation Task Force to explore options for recreation programs, services, and facilities in the future. Join in the conversation! The Community Recreation Task Force wants to hear from you. Please take the time to complete our ten minute Community Recreation Survey.


Undoubtedly, this is not the first time that the need for a traffic light at Boca Del Mar Drive and Powerline Road has been requested.
As a resident living off Boca Del Mar Drive and needing to go south on Powerline Road on a daily basis, I find it is necessary to go through the shopping center on the west side of Powerline or make a U-turn at Palmetto Park Road to head south after having to go north.
At most hours of the day, it is very difficult to cross Powerline Road from Boca Del Mar Drive without risking an accident not to mention the inordinate waste of time and gasoline having to make such an out-of-the-way route to go south. A traffic light is badly needed at that location.
I would hope that other readers would join me in making this request to the proper authorities.


Take the Red Line 1, 2 or 3 train to either Christopher St (4 blocks down 7th ave.) or Houston St (4 blocks up 7th ave.). We are located on the corner of 7th avenue and Bedford. The Blue Line A, E and C or Orange Line F, V, B or D stop to West 4th street. Cross Bleeker to 7th avenue and then continue down 7th avenue 3 blocks to Bedford. Parking: Street Parking
Parking Details: There is plenty of street parking as well as a parking garage across the street.


In anticipation of New Year’s Eve festivities, Dallas Area Rapid Transit will offer free rides the evening of Dec. 31.
DART will offer free rides on all buses, trains and its Paratransit services as well as portions of the Trinity Railway Express starting at 6 p.m. through end-of-service. Customers will not be required to provide a pass, coupon or fare during the designated time, according to a DART news release.
Free service on the TRE will only be provided between Union Station and the CentrePort/DFW Airport Station. The final TRE trains will depart at 10:24 p.m. to Fort Worth and 12:45 a.m. to CentrePort/DFW Airport Station.
The final departure times for DART’s red, blue, green and orange lines will be as follows:
- Red line to Parker Road Station: 1:41 a.m.
- Red line to Westmoreland Station: 1:18 a.m.
- Blue line to Downtown Rowlett Station: 1:18 a.m.
- Blue line to UNT Dallas Station: 1:16 a.m.
- Green line to Buckner Station: 1:08 a.m.
- Green line to North Carrollton/Frankford Station: 1:26 a.m.
- Orange line to Parker Road Station: 12:24 a.m.
- Orange line to DFW Airport Station: 2:11 a.m.
Riders can also board the green line at 1:26 a.m. and transfer at Bachman Station to the Orange Line at 1:45 a.m.


From Knightsbridge Underground Station Tube to Covent Garden Underground Station. 7 min £2. From Knightsbridge, Rutland Gardens line 9 bus to Covent Garden, Southampton St Covent Garden. 24 min £2. From Knightsbridge taxi to Covent Garden. 5 min £13. From Greater London rideshare to London. 19 min £3. From Knightsbridge Uber to Covent Garden. 5 min £8. From Knightsbridge walk to Covent Garden. 43 min. From Montpelier Street, Knightsbridge Bikeshare to Southampton Street, Strand. 20 min.


Planning Workshop #1
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Churchill High School Cafeteria
1850 Bailey Hill Road Eugene, OR 97405
City of Eugene Parks and Open Space will host the first of three public meetings to gather input and develop a concept plan for Mattie Reynolds Park.
All ages are welcome. Light refreshments and childcare will be provided.
An online meeting option is available for those who prefer to view the meeting at home.
Please click this URL to join. https://eugene-or-gov.zoom.us/j/88941241963


Here Is The Texas Department Of Transportation Roadwork Report
Here is the latest Texas Department of Transportation Weekly Roadwork Report for our listening area.
SH 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges.
FM 559 – Between College Drive and Robison Road, installing sidewalks.
FM 1398 – Under I-20 in Hooks, replacing guard rails. Traffic restricted to one lane.
State Highway 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges.
I-20 – From SH 43 to Gregg County Line, conducting preventative maintenance work on bridges.
SH 43 – From Loop 390 to Haggerty Creek, repairing and resurfacing highway.
State Highway 49 – From Titus County Line to FM 144, repairing and resurfacing highway.
State Highway 149 – At State Highway 315, constructing overpass and widening highway.
US 59 – At State Highway 149 interchange, concrete pavement replacement. Westside entrance and exit ramps closed. Detours in place.
US 79 – From Farm to Market 31 to Louisiana State Line, resurfacing highway.
State Highway 49 – From Farm to Market 1735 to Morris County Line, repairing and resurfacing highway.
US 271—From Camp County Line to 0.5 mile north of Farm to Market 2088, resurfacing highway.


DART buses will be required to detour due to Water Works road patching. Effective: 8AM Wednesday, September 20, 2023 Through 5PM Daily until work is complete.
Westbound: E Euclid (W), Right (N) on 33rd, Left (W) on E Douglas, Left (S) on E 29th back to route.
Due to Water Works road patching. Dart buses will be on detour.
We are sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause. For route or detour information, please call DART Customer Service at 515-283-8100, or visit www.ridedart.com
City of Des Moines Traffic and Transportation Division 515-283-4973.


Tambaram – Tindivanam Expressway , India
Independent Consultant for Rehabilitation and Upgradation of Tambaram – Tindivanam section of NH-45, Length-92 Kms., Construction Cost – US$ 80.5 Million, Tamilnadu, India
The project consists of widening and strengthening of 2-lane roadway. The total length of the project road is 93 Km; Tambaram–Chengalpattu Section and the remaining section from Chengalpattu – Tindivanam is presently 2-lane road. The project has one major bridge on river Palar and 16 minor bridges, 3 flyovers, 4 Underpasses, 2 ROBs and 1 interchange. There are 103 culverts (74 Hume Pipe and 29 slab) in the existing 4-lane section from 28/0 km 67/0, which were retained. In the 2-lane Section from km 67/0 to Km 121/0, there are 77 culverts (35 Hume Pipe and 42 slab), which were widened to 4-lane except 2 RCC culverts, which were reconstructed. The project work involves strengthening of the existing 4-lane section and 4-laning of existing 2-lane road.


The specific objective of the proof of concept effort is the acquisition and translation of a multi-city sample dataset (three to five cities) within the Twin Cities metro area into the new forthcoming prototype Stormwater Geodata Transfer Standard being developed by a public-private collaborative led by MetroGIS. The specific project focuses on data acquisition from existing municipal, county and private sources, translation into the forthcoming standard as well as field checking and ground truthing for completeness.
Once created, this sample dataset would be published out to the entire geospatial, planning, engineering and water quality stakeholder community in Minnesota to test, critique, comment, review and provide feedback. All feedback collected will be documented and used to refine, enhance and improve the forthcoming data transfer standard to meet the business needs of the stakeholder community. The sample dataset for testing is anticipated to be ready by mid to late summer in 2019.


§ Mr. Tam Dalyell
asked the Secretary of State for Scotland what convenient figures he has readily available for the amount of public funds already spent in promoting the concept of community councils.
§ Mr. McElhone
Central Government expenditure on publicity in preparation for the establishment of community councils, including the provision of material for local authority use, has been about £28,000. No information is available in respect of expenditure by local authorities.


NeighborWoods Tree Adoption | Evento para Conseguir un Árbol Gratis
We will be at the Nutty Brown H-E-B on November 4th. No pre-registration – just come on by! The TreeFolks NeighborWoods program is a partnership with the City of Austin and Austin Energy.
Trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Limit of 2 trees per household following our Right Tree, Right Place guidelines.


Articles under Community Events
Every 10 years, the federal government conducts a headcount of every person living in the country as part of the U.S. Census.
The number of people counted in the Census determines how more than $800 billion in transportation, education, healthcare, housing, and other resources is distributed to states and local communities. Funding for SNAP. Illinois representatives. School lunches. Plans for highways. Census results will affect you and our community every day!
This is why it is critical that everyone is counted in the 2020 census. This includes children, green card holders, and hard-to-reach populations. The Census is also a great short-term job opportunity.
I am pleased to co-sponsor the 2020 Census Forum so that 44th ward and other Northside residents can learn more about the 2020 census and how to apply for Census jobs.
The forum will take place on Tuesday, March 10 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at the Truman College McKeon Lobby, 1145 W. Wilson Ave. Enjoy refreshments from local restaurants while you learn about the importance of the 2020 Census and how you can help to ensure that everyone is counted.
Alderman Tunney has set a meeting to review the updated proposal for 3460 N. Broadway – the former Treasure Island site. Please join us on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 6:30pm at Temple Sholom, 3480 N. Lake Shore Drive, in Bettie Port Hall. Please feel free to share with your neighbors – we have a larger space to better accommodate the crowd.
We will post the updated plans shortly after the meeting and will continue to take feedback via email as well. The next possible hearing before the Chicago Plan Commission would be on January 23rd but that agenda has not yet been released. The matter will be heard by the City Council Zoning Committee and full City Council only once it receives Plan Commission approval.
Thank you all for your patience and input during this process. Wishing you all a joyous holiday season and a healthy 2020.


Berrywood Lane, Rushmoor Lane, Windmill Lane, Lower Wield
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES – BERRYWOOD LANE / RUSHMOOR LANE AND BERRYWOOD LANE / WINDMILL LANE, LOWER WIELD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 that Hampshire County Council proposes to make an order to allow Openreach safe access for pole renewals on the highway, to be undertaken as follows:
ROADS TO BE CLOSED:
- That part of Berrywood Lane and its junction with Rushmoor Lane, for a distance of 100 metres in each direction.
- That part of Berrywood Lane and its junction with Windmill Lane, for a distance of 100 metres in each direction.
- From southern point of closure: Windmill Lane; The Drove; Lower Wield Lane; Wield Road; Farleigh Road; Red Lane; Berrywood Lane.
- From south-east point of closure: Rushmoor Lane; New Lane; Harrow Lane; Yew Tree Lane; The Drove; Lower Wield Lane; Wield Road; Farleigh Road; Red Lane; Berrywood Lane and vice versa.
PERIOD OF CLOSURE: From 06 February 2013 for a period of 3 months or until completion of the works whichever is sooner. (Notwithstanding the above it is expected that the closure will be required for no longer than 3 days between 0930 and 1530 hours.)
Diversion routes will be signed at the time of closure. Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Hampshire County Council, Highways Department on 0845 603 5633. Notices may now be viewed on our website www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UJ
Highways Department on 0845 603 5633
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.org


Boards & Commissions
Urban Design Committee Agenda
Notice is hereby given that the Urban Design Committee will hold a meeting on Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. in the County-City Building, 555 S. 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, in Room 210 on the 2nd Floor. For more information, please contact the Lincoln City/Lancaster County Planning Department at 402-441-7491.
DECEMBER 4, 2018
- Approval of UDC meeting record of July 10, 2018, September 4, 2018 and November 6, 2018.
- Lincoln Sports Facility, Revised Landscape Plan (Sam Manzitto/Urban Dev. Dept.) - UDR18074
- LPD Fleet Facility (Architectural Design Associates/LPD) - UDR18069
- Telegraph District, Telegraph Lofts Speedway/Urban Dev. Dept.) - UDR18075
- 33rd & Cornhusker Planning (Olsson Associates/Planning Dept.) - UDR18076
- Enersen Urban Design Award
- Staff Report & misc.
DISCUSS AND ADVISE


EASTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – There will be traffic delays in the area of Cottage Street in Easthampton Friday due to paving.
The Easthampton Police Department told 22News, the construction will go until August 12 and involve milling, leveling, and paving of the road surface.
There will be no on-street parking allowed from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
According to police there will also be no on-street parking due to the leveling and paving operations on Monday, August 5 and on Friday, August 9 from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Police are advising drivers to seek alternative routes.


The Town of Saguache has started the process of codifying the Town ordinances. When the process is complete, we expect to have the Town Code available on this web site. Until then, we will add current ordinances as they are passed by the Board. Older ordinances can be viewed at the Town Hall during normal business hours.
2011 OrdinancesINDEX OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF SAGUACHECOLORADO No. 30 thru 102-A
Index to Town Ordinances 2000-2009
INDEX TO ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF SAGUACHE 1985 THRU 1999


October 20, 2016
Aliso Viejo, CA-based FivePoint is partnering with Live Nation Entertainment on a proposed 12,000-seat outdoor music amphitheater adjacent to the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, CA. The pair hope to open in time for the 2017 summer season, though a conditional use permit is pending City of Irvine approval.
The interim venue is planned for roughly 45 acres of property owned by Heritage Fields El Toro, LLC. The amphitheater would provide music enthusiasts an alternative to Irvine Meadows, which is slated to close this month.
FivePoint’s Emile Haddad says that music helps build communities, noting that live, outdoor music has been a “part of Orange County’s heritage and it is essential to its future. We’re determined to keep this tradition alive by working with Live Nation to develop the next-generation, outdoor music venue in Irvine.”
For comments, questions or concerns, please contact Dennis Kaiser


Regional leaders have spoken out following the government’s plans to reduce funding for a number of transport initiatives across Northern England, with many describing the cuts as ‘levelling down.’
The news of reduced funding for the region comes following the recommendations of the National Infrastructure Commission, the findings of which have been criticised for failing to deliver the investment needed to close the North-South divide in infrastructure and productivity.
The region’s statutory transport body, TfN, will see its budget reduced from £10 million to £6 million per year, and will now receive no funding towards its planned roll out of contactless payment on rail, bus and tram networks across Northern England.
The loss of the £33 million in funding this year (£100 million including future funding earmarked for the scheme) would see installations delayed, including in Greater Manchester where bankcard pay-as-you-go and electronic ticketing has yet to be delivered by all operators. The loss of funding will also lead to the winding down of the Integrated and Smart Travel programme and its plans for smart ticketing to make it easier for passengers to change between modes of transport and operators in making their journeys.
The budget for Northern Powerhouse Rail, the proposed High-speed rail service running East-West across the region, has also been frozen, with £8 million diverted to the London to Manchester HS2 project, with the eastern leg to Leeds already delayed.
Iain Craven, Finance Director at Transport for the North, said:
Transport for the North’s Board has clearly indicated it’s disappointment and concern that, a time when the Government’s levelling up agenda is needed most, funding is being cut, putting northern investment and jobs at risk. It falls substantially short of what we outlined the North would need to level-up infrastructure and accelerate benefits to the region.
“There is a real worry that this signals a diminishing ambition for the North, rather than pump-priming the region’s economic recovery.
Transport for the North and regional leaders are now seeking to meet with Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to address concerns over how decisions were made. Lord Jim O’Neill, vice-chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, said:
It’s extremely disappointing to see the contactless ticketing – one of the North’s flagship transport projects – scrapped. The idea of a modern, contactless, Northern updated version of the oyster card, a n’oyster, was central to the transport element of the Northern Powerhouse concept. This decision should be reversed.
“The Department for Transport need to give northern leaders more funding powers over areas such as road and rail budgets for investment, so they can take more of the tough decisions.
“Since the publication of its Strategic Transport Plan, Transport for the North has been limited to acting simply as a lobby group for projects – instead of a body with actual decision-making abilities – because the real power has been kept in Whitehall.”
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham also expressed concerns that the Transport Secretary seeks to replace Transport for the North with the more informal Northern Transport Acceleration Council which was announced in July 2020. He commented:
My worry is that with recent developments, particularly around the budget, it would appear that TfN is being put on a path towards being disbanded or disintegration, and I want to make it absolutely plain today that I will defend TfN strongly, resolutely, as the only entity, that it is about Northern devolution and voices here say what’s right for us in terms of what we want for the future.
“This is a moment where we need to be clear about that, otherwise, the whole question of levelling up is going start to run into difficulties because it would appear that levelling up is being defined top down by the Department for Transport and the wider government, ie, we will decide what is good enough for the North, and I am not prepared to sign up to that.


HAVERHILL — City Council members voted Tuesday night to take $500,000 from the city’s $11.5 million in surplus funds to spend on repairs to the aging Water Street fire station with roof and window fixes first on the list.
As members of the fire department—including Local 1011 Union President Timothy Carroll—looked on, councilors heard how outdated equipment has impacted the community. Amesbury Road resident Joy Smith spoke during the public participation session about how she worries as a type 1 diabetic that crews may not be able to reach her in an emergency since she lives in Rocks Village.
Staffing, Smith says, is also a concern.
“Every time at budget time I heard, ‘more police, more police.’ I never heard ‘more firefighters.’ We need adequate staffing and equipment. We have a huge building going up downtown,” she said, referring to developer Salvatore Lupoli’s 10-story mixed-use project opening at 192 Merrimack St. “Do we have a truck that could put out a fire if one were to start there?”
Sympathetic to Smith’s concerns, councilors vowed to look “comprehensively” at all stations to see where improvements could be made. Councilor Timothy Jordan called Tuesday night’s $500,000 appropriation a “good start,” but said more must be done.
“Beyond just fixing up the buildings, we have to look at everything comprehensively: Should we be moving stations so we have a better response time to outlying areas of the city? Do we have to have more staffing, as has been recommended by the union? All of this has to be looked at.”
Council Vice President Thomas Sullivan suggested updating a 2011-2012 study done by then-Fire Chief Jack Parow to address 2019 concerns such as infrastructure, equipment and staffing levels, for example.
As repairs are made to the Water Street stations and other city buildings, Councilor Colin LePage requested that monthly updates be provided to the public.


Parking is a critical issue for the future of the CBD. We
must get it right.
Newcastle NOW is pleased that Council is looking at options
for implementing a parking trial to overcome current issues.
Have your say about parking in Newcastle CBD.
Attorney General and Minister for Justice Greg Smith SC and Member for Newcastle Tim Owen totally officially launched a State Government partnership with Newcastle NOW to restore Nobbys historic cottages.


SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Shediac Town Council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 6 p.m. This meeting will be held in Council Chambers at the Shediac Town Hall. This special meeting has been called for the following:
- Future Town Hall.
The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting.


Date Flown: 04 August 1970. Scale: 20 Chains to an Inch. Company: Aerial Surveys Ltd. Notes: Shows the following features: Bulls, west part only and Parewanui Road, Brandon Hall Road, Ferry Road, High Street, Johnson Street, Taumaihi Road, Clifton Street, Kittyhawk Row, Hudson Avenue, Devon Crescent, Ventura Grove, Canberra Square, Holland Crescent, Vampire Place, Hammond Street,Criterion Street, State Highway 1 and 3, Ward Street, Bridge Street, Tangimoana Road, Pukenui Road, Rewi Street, Gate Pa Avenue, Te Awe Awe Crescent, Ngata Street, Hongi Street, Hone Heke Street, Witako Street, Orakau Avenue, Te Puni Street, Ohaewai Avenue, Ngatapa Avenue, Pomare Street, Kororareka Avenue, Tamihama Street, Karearea Crescent, Wightman Road
Has beginning date
Has end date
created by (RiC-R027): Rangitikei Wanganui Catchment Board and Regional Water Board
A/2016/7 : 14063-31
Aerial Surveys Ltd
Digital copy available on request.


Advertised for bids on March 24, 2008.
Contract awarded to Parker Northwest Paving on May 21, 2008.
City Engineer issued Notice to Proceed to contractor on June 20, 2008.
Paving completed on August 25, 2008
Tree planting completed on November 3, 2008
Swale vegetation planting completed on November 12, 2008
Final assessment completed on 12/17/08
- North Winchell Street from Montana Avenue to existing curbs west of Minnesota Avenue
Property owners funded this local improvement district.
Final Construction Plans:
Link to plans (Adobe PDF 2.13MB)


Orange St. construction affects surrounding businesses
MISSOULA, Mont. - Construction season is well underway in Missoula, making it difficult for adjacent businesses to operate.
While construction continues on the Orange Street roundabout, businesses are trying to adjust to the hectic traffic.
Florence Coffee sits on the corner before cars hit the roundabout. Workers say business has drastically slowed since construction began, but since it's nearing the end it is picking up. Once work in completed, they hope to see a return to normal business traffic.
Across the street, Ole's Country Store 2 says construction has only increased business..
"It has affected us a little bit, but we still get the rushes," employee Matthew Brimley said. "We have a lot of people coming through all the time. It's still busy. We just have to have everyone be patient with the roadwork.
Once construction eases up on Orange Street, work will begin on Van Buren Street. That project is more complex, two roundabouts and a soundproof wall will be installed.
Knife River officials say the Orange Street roundabout will be complete by mid-July.For more information on the Orange Street roundabout click here.


Courtesy of: TAMMY TENGS 01436288 | LAND22 REAL ESTATE
Purchase Type: Sale
MLS ID: IV21126011MR
Days On Market: 128
Property Type: Residential Land
Property Subtype: Lots and Land
Area: Moreno Valley
Swimming Pool: No
Address: 0 Edgemont ST
City: Moreno Valley
Neighborhood: Moreno Valley
PRICE REDUCED! Developers, the valuable R10 zoning allows multiple homes or mobile homes on this lot! Discuss your plans directly with the City of Moreno Valley to learn more about the number of units allowed. Electricity, water, and sewer are in the paved street. Perfect location less than 5 minutes to Walmart, grocery store, Lowe’s, community center, and elementary school. Act soon!
If you experience difficulty in accessing any part of this website, email us, and we will work with you to provide the information you seek through an alternate communication method. Canyon is an Equal Opportunity Employer and supports the Fair Housing Act.


UNION TOWNSHIP ON FACEBOOK LIVE!
Join us via Facebook Live for our next Board of Supervisors meeting. Then, remember to like our page for upcoming news! We are excited to begin offering access to our meetings on this platform and we appreciate your patience as we navigate this developmental stage.
Per the PUC Municipality Act 13 Impact Fee Distribution, Union Township received $200,543.48. These funds were spent on public infrastructure improvements such as roads, parks, and emergency management.


The ambitious project aimed to shine a spotlight on Badajoz’s unique heritage. By showcasing the historical sites with architectural lighting, the city could transform itself from a frontier town, built for war, to an attractive tourist destination. However, the lights also had to be low maintenance and energy-efficient.
Philips lighting was ready to make history. A number of LED solutions were used to bathe the sites in dynamic color scenes. The Puenta Palme bridge was transformed into a glorious glowing landmark, adorned with crystalline lights that reflect wonderfully in the waters below. The Plaza Alta became a head-turning masterpiece of light and architecture, with inspiring illumination delivered by Colorreach luminaires. The lights shine colors up through the arches, creating captivating shadow effects. In the Plaza center, Metronomis LED lanterns deliver flawless visibility with a creative flare that adds to the atmosphere.
The lighting project has helped Badajoz moved forward. Hotel occupancy has already increased by 6%, and the city’s annual income was raised by 360,000 Euros in 2012. This is a magnificent result, especially considering the economic crisis and the fact that visitors to Badajos are mainly from Spain.
The initial investment of roughly one million Euros will be paid back within two years. This quick repayment was made possible through the added tourism income, and the 79% energy and maintenance savings delivered by LED.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
*information regarding a public hearing can be obtained by clicking on referenced link below. Unless otherwise noted ALL public hearings and/or work sessions are held at City Hall located at 201 Jeff Davis Avenue in the Meeting Room.
► PUBLIC & LEGAL NOTICE of Filing Updated Long Beach Watershed Plan ►PUBLIC & LEGAL NOTICE of Up Dated Assessment Roll to Landowners within the Long Beach Water Management District ► RESOLUTION Budget FY2015-2016 ► RESOLUTION Tax Levy FY2015-2016 ► PROPOSED Revenue - Expense budget FY 13-14 ► PROPOSED FY 2016 - 2017 BUDGET
Long Beach Planning Commission
Thursday, May 4, 2017
5:30 o'clock p.m.
City Hall Meeting Room
201 Jeff Davis Avenue
DISCUSS: Zero lot line development


District of Somerset West and Taunton Parish of West Buckland Temporary Closure of West Buckland Road and War Memorial TriangleNotice ID: BOU2141844
Somerset County Council
District of Somerset West and Taunton Parish of West Buckland
Temporary Closure of West Buckland Road and War Memorial Triangle
Somerset County Council in exercise of its powers under Section 14 (1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, have made an Order prohibiting all traffic from proceeding along West Buckland Road and War Memorial Triangle for a distance of 440 metres. This Order will enable Sunbelt Rentals to carry out underground cabling works on behalf of BT Openreach.
The Order becomes effective on 15th July 2021 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to commence on 19th July 2021 until 23rd July 2021 between the hours of (09:30 -15:30) for a total of 5 days. Please visit
for further information on the alternative route. For information about the works being carried out please contact Sunbelt Rentals on 0370 0500 792 quoting the reference number ttro439959.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive
Dated: 15th July 2021


Effective: 8pm, Friday 26 June* to 4pm, Monday 29 June 2020
*Last service on 26 June 2020 will be allowed to go through without any detour.
Due to upcoming road works on Dohertys Road between Grieve Pde and Cherry Lane, Route 414 will need to detour via the following route.
The bus will travel from Fitzgerald Road, turn Right at Kororoit Creek Road, turn Left at Grieve Parade and continue as per normal.
Missed stops include: Bus stop ID# 14877, 14878, 14879, 14880, 14881, 14882, 14883, 14884 & 14885.
The bus will travel from Grieve Parade and turn Right at Kororoit Creek Road, turn Left at Fitzgerald Road and continue as per normal.
Missed stops include: Bus stop ID#11549 , 11548, 11547, 11546, 11545, 11544, 11543, 11542 & 23245.
Temporary Bus Stops
Outbound: Existing bus stop for Route 232 (Stop ID# 21031)(Transdev Operator) on Grieve Pde will be used as a temporary bus stop.
Inbound: Temporary bus stop ID#481 Grieve Pde (Altona North – outside Bingo City) will also be used as a temporary stop.


In recent years we have had the great fortune of opening a new park virtually annually in Willowdale. 2016 is particularly special as our community’s new Lee Lifeson Art Park – located between Princess and Hillcrest Avenues at Gladys Allison Place – will be not only celebrate the arts in our community and beyond, but will honour two hugely successful artists with local origins.
The initiative to create an art park, and to name it after Willowdale natives Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, originated with John in 2012. John envisioned a space which encourages and celebrates the creative spirit. It seemed an opportune time to honour Lee and Lifeson, two of Canada’s more internationally acclaimed musicians as founding members of the band Rush.
The 7000 sq. metre park was built on land assembled over many years primarily through developer contributions. The musical theme will tie into many of the parks elements. The heart of the new park is a small outdoor stage and amphitheatre suitable for small acoustic performances. Pathways looping through the park will connect visitors to the stage, pavilion, permanent interactive sculpture installations and to the linear park system linking other local landmarks including Willowdale Park to the south and a short distance from John Mackenzie House and theParkview Neighbourhood Garden to the north.
We invite you to join John and the City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation division for the grand opening of this facility, Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 12:30 PM. As part of the opening, Mayor Torywill be presenting the Key to the City to Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson. The opening will also feature music from Jacob Moon.
North York Arts will launch park programming along with Hotspot Signature Projects on Saturday, October 1 from 1 – 5 PM. More information on park programming is available on their website. Community based programming of this space is still evolving and will take greater shape in 2017.


On Monday the State Center Neighborhood Alliance, of which Seton Hill has been a long time member, and State Center LLC signed a Community Benefits Agreement, the first of its kind in Baltimore. This was an amazing and historic day!
We were joined by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Senator Catherine Pugh, Council President Jack Young, Councilman Eric Costello, and Councilman Nick Mosby. Delegate Antonio Hayes couldn’t attend, but expressed his support.
As Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said, “This is what community economic development looks like!”
Thank you so much to all of the community leaders and advocates who have been working for the past 10 years to move this project forward! This has been an enormous undertaking. The last step in the puzzle will be Governor Hogan’s approval.
The event received a lot of news coverage, and our very own resident, Lisa Meyerhardt, was quoted in the BBJ – see below.
Baltimore Business Journal (blog): Backers hope State Center agreement will ‘spark some more movement’ on project
“Community groups would be happy to see action, said Lisa Meyerhardt, a member of the Seton Hill Association. Current development plans began years ago under Gov. Robert Ehrlich administration, she said. Current Gov. Larry Hogan can close the deal, she said.
“All we’re waiting on at this point is for the governor to push forward,” Meyerhardt said. “We’ve done our part. The community and our developer have worked really hard together for ten years now.” “
For more coverage, see:
Baltimore Sun: Politicians, community groups press Hogan on State Center
And, if you have some time and want to watch the full event, you can watch it on Charm TV here.
For background on this event, see this press release.
For more information about the State Center Redevelopment project, please go here.
Here are the community groups involved: Druid Heights Community Development Corp., Heritage Crossing Residents Association, McCulloh Homes Residents Association, Madison Park Improvement Association, Marble Hill Association, Midtown Development Corporation, Mount Royal Improvement Association, Mount Vernon Belvedere Association, Pennsylvania Ave. Redevelopment Collaborative, Seton Hill Association, United Baptist Missionary Convention and Auxiliaries of Maryland, and the Upton Planning Committee.
Thank you again for all of your support!
In the words of John Kyle, the SCNA president, this is one more step towards “fulfilling the promise of State Center redevelopment … of fulfilling the promise of a role in forging our own destinies, the promise of being part of the growth and life of our City and State.”


Udupi: Work on Widening NH 66 Resumes in Full Swing
Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (RD/CN)
Udupi, Sep 28: The four-lane road work on the national highway, which was hindered by incessant rains, picked momentum a few days ago. Construction workers who were helpless due to the persistent rains are gearing up for strenuous and long hours of work. The work resumed on the Suratkal–Kundapur stretch of the NH 66 which was stalled during the monsoon.
Trees dotting the NH 66 are being cleared for the purpose while the relocation of electric poles is yet to be done. Aphalting has been completed in Katpady and Kota on NH 66.
Underpass at Brahmavar
The national highway authority originally planned to construct an underpass in front of Ruchira Complex, Brahmavar, near here. Accordingly, it has laid the foundation for pillars. However, it seems the original plan has been changed to construct 200 meters beside Brahmavar community health centre. The pillars that were recently erected near Ruchira Complex have been demolished using earthmovers by the contractor Navyug Construction Company, which has swiftly undertaken road work on government land, while the land acquisition process along a few stretches of highway has hindered its construction work.
Separate underpass and bridge
Work is in progress to construct an underpass and a bridge. Over 600 workmen are based in labour camps at Yadtady and Padubidri to complete the asphalting on NH 66 except construction of bridge and underpass ahead of the monsoon in 2012.
Shortage of crushed granite
The granite deposits located at Miyar in Nalkoor gram panchayat have been supplying the entire stock required for four-lane works of the 75 km Kundapur–Suratkal stretch on NH 66. However, due to the stay order issued by the High Court banning the crushers, the shortage of crushed granite is likely to impede the road work. The existing stock of crushed granite would be sufficient for a month say the project co-ordinators.


CHARLOTTE, N.C. - East Craighead Road, between Raleigh Street and North Davidson Street, will be closed Monday morning and will not reopen until Monday, July 31 at 4 p.m.
The closure is necessary for LYNX Blue Line Extension construction and the freight railroad track realignment. As part of the freight track realignment, Norfolk Southern Railroad will build a new grade-crossing and spur track at Craighead Road. Blue Line contractors will also be working on Craighead Road to raise the pavement to meet the new grade of the railroad tracks.
Motorists should detour using North Tryon Street, Matheson Avenue, Jordan Place and North Davidson Street.
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Flytipping and litter path between Ellesmere Road North and Grimesthorpe Road.
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MERRILLVILLE | The frustration was evident in a Merrillville official's voice as she discussed blighted properties in the town.
Zoning Director Dorinda Gregor said Merrillville has procedures in place to require improvements to neglected structures, but it can be a complicated and long process.
Town leaders discussed the issue last week after a resident expressed concerns about the many damaged buildings in town. The resident also asked what can be done to address the issue.
A hearing officer takes up cases regarding structures in violation of town code during Merrillville's monthly unsafe and blighted building hearings.
Attorney Mike Deppe, who represents Merrillville during the hearings, said there are several lingering cases involving property owners who have indicated they haven't made repairs because they don't have enough money.
The hearing officer can issue fines if improvements aren't done, but those who can't afford to fix their homes likely won't be able to pay the fines, Gregor said.
Deppe said Merrillville attempts to work with owners of neglected properties by directing them to organizations that might be able to help them with improvements.
He said incentives also have been offered, such as waiving fines if repairs are done within a certain time frame.
If a building is beyond repair, the hearing officer can order it to be demolished, Deppe said.
An issue with that option is there isn't an abundance of town funding available to complete that work, Gregor said.
Although getting blighted buildings in compliance can be difficult at times, there have been many occasions in which the unsafe and blighted hearings have been successful, Deppe said.
He also said there are times when residents who have completed repairs required through the hearings are back months later because their homes have fallen into disrepair again.
Deppe and Gregor said neglected homes can result in many issues in a neighborhood, including reducing property values and affecting aesthetics.
Deppe recalled a unique issue that was created when people who abandoned a home left meat in a freezer before they left.
As the meat rotted, it created a foul odor, which nearby residents "had to deal with" until the town could obtain a court order allowing Merrillville to enter the home and remove the meat, Deppe said.


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JACKSON HOLE, WYO — As part of the ongoing construction project at 112 Center Street, crews expect to bury utility lines today through Wednesday, which could cause a disruption in traffic flow patterns.
East Gill Ave, between the Recreation Center west parking and N King St. will be affected during the operation Monday-Wednesday, April 22-24 from 7am to 7pm. Utility installation on the north side of East Gill Avenue will require a lane shift on Monday and Tuesday, April 22 and 23.
The main access to the Recreation Center will be blocked during a portion of this work. The access at the Recreation Center’s western parking lot will be available.
East Gill Avenue at North King Street will be closed on Wednesday, April 24. North King Street will be open as an alternate route.
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Pavement Crack Maintenance Beginning This Week
Medicine Hat – Beginning Tuesday, July 30, 2019, pavement crack maintenance will begin on various roads throughout the City.
This is a preventative maintenance program, which will extend the service life of a road.
The program is expected to be completed in three to four weeks, weather dependent.
Motorists and pedestrians are reminded to obey all traffic signs, flag persons and to drive safely around work crews.
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BANGALORE: Being laid and relaid only to be dug up is the fate of most roads in the city. But the state of the Outer Ring Road stretch near Bellandur is even worse. The service roads were dug up to lay optical fibre cables. But even after three months they remain disemboweled for reasons best known to the contractors and civic authorities. Employees of many companies along the stretch have a harrowing time negotiating the deep channels that threaten disaster any moment.
Only two years ago, the BDA had started constructing flyovers along the stretch - the idea was to make it a signal-free corridor. But the work itself led to traffic snarls running up to kilometers. The Kalyannagar flyover next to Manyata Tech Park in still in limbo.
Even as work on these flyovers is yet to attain a sense of closure, telecom and internet service providers have dug up the service roads of ORR near Bellandur to lay optical fibre cables. Akshay Prabhu, a techie who works in a multinational company in Bellandur, recently escaped falling into one of those deep trenches while driving.
"The trenches are two to three feet deep and with mounds of mud heap around, making the road unmotorable. After a frustrated wait for two months, I complained to the authorities concerned on July 3. But I didn't even get an acknowledgement," says Akshay.
Insurance executive Sumit Roy, who frequents this road during client visits, shares Akshay's plight. "This road houses some of the most prestigious IT companies of Bangalore. If civic authorities continue to neglect such important zones,
investors will surely start having second thoughts. I struggle to maneuver my bike at night amid heaps of mud, avoiding the trenches on the road. The service roads aren't even well lit, and, during rains, it's best not to go there," says Sumit.
BBMP CROSS WITH OFC MAFIA
The BBMP had issued notices to 18 telecom and internet service providers asking them to stop laying optical fibre cables illegally in many places. This was after an inspection conducted by a committee which included mayor BS Satyanarayana.
The committee had found that 60,000 km of cables had been laid illegally. During inspection, they also seized 12,000km length of cables. The OFC mafia has dug up at least 15,000 pits across the city.
ROAD MUCH TRAVELLED
The 62-km long Outer Ring Road is the gateway to key corridors of the city like Electronic City, Whitefield and tech-parks that have sprang up all along the stretch at places like Nagavara, Marathahalli, Bellandur, Iblur and Silk Board junction. THE ORR also connects to the industrial belts like Yeshwantpur, Peenya Industrial areas and KR Puram.
Most importantly, the ring road intersects major highways like NH4 at Tumkur road and Old Madras road, NH 7 at Bellary road and Hosur Road, NH 209 at Kanakpura Road, and SH17 and Mysore road.
SERVICE PROVIDERS AC COUNTABLE
While the issue is more pertinent to the BDA (BDA is in charge of the Outer Ring Road), service providers have to follow the MoU signed with the BBMP in matters relating to laying cables anywhere within the BBMP limits. We collect laying charges from these companies, and they are time-bound to finish the work. It's also wrong on their part to dig up roads that have been asphalted just a year ago. We are aware that in many places they have dug months after the roads have been laid.
If the companies violate the MoU clauses, they'll have to pay twice the rent.
NR Ramesh | councilor of Yediyur ward and member OFC inspection committee, BBMP


COLORADO SPRINGS — Hodgen Road will be closed starting May 23 while El Paso County performs maintenance on the Hodgen Road Bridge.
Hodgen is expected to be closed to through traffic for approximately 6 weeks between Winchester Road and Meridian Road. Drivers will be detoured to North Meridian Road for westbound and Vollmer Road for eastbound traffic.
Drivers are reminded to reduce speeds and watch for workers, equipment, signs and barricades. An alternate route is highly encouraged while work is completed.


The Council’s Environmental Services division has received expressions of interest in wastewater reuse that raise policy-related issues for which guidance is needed. These issues include determining the regional benefit of the reuse, financial aspects, potential partnerships, and more. The task force will address these issues in a series of meetings starting in the spring and continuing through summer of 2017.
Date & Location
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
1 - 3 p.m.
League of Minnesota Cities, St. Croix Room,
145 University Ave. W.,
St. Paul, MN 55103
Thrive MSP 2040 supports the Council’s development of wastewater reuse where economically feasible to promote sustainable water resources.
See Council appoints Wastewater Reuse Task Force (3/23/17)
Contact Deborah Manning, 651.602.1114


OWENSBORO, Ky. (5/29/14) — The Owensboro Street Department will close Venetian Way from Ponder Place to Whirlaway Drive starting tomorrow, Friday, May 30 through Friday, June 6 for street repairs.
A detour will be appropriately marked. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.For information about the City of Owensboro, visit us on the web at www.owensboro.org.
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CLARK, NJ – An ordinance introduced by the Clark Town Council during their August 6 Workshop Meeting will appropriate $400,000 worth of municipal bonds for various public improvements. “This is for the DPW equipment, and some of our traffic lights,” said Mayor Sal Bonaccorso during the meeting.
The council will vote on the ordinance at their Public Meeting on August 20. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers at 315 Westfield Avenue.
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Roads in Tuddenham St Martin will be closed from 9am to 4.30pm each day for the duration of resurfacing work, which is being carried out between 26th and 29th May 2021. It is understood that access to businesses and properties will be restricted and managed for the duration of the road closure and that staff will be on site to advise about the restrictions and arrangements at the points that anyone requires access or egress.
Please see the Notice below, which has been received from Suffolk Highways about the work being carried out, and the associated road closures.
For your information, we are planning to carry out road resurfacing works along the roads listed below. The works are programmed to take place between 26 and 29 May 2021. The roads will be closed between 9am and 4.30pm to ensure that we can carry out our works safely.
- C332 Main Road, Westerfield
- C332 Main Road, Tuddenham St Martin
- C332 The Street Tuddenham St Martin
- C323 Grundisburgh Road, Tuddenham St Martin
For the duration of the road closure, traffic will be diverted via Playford Road, Culpho, Playford Mount, Playford, Playford Mount, Great Bealings, Boot Street, Great Bealings, Hall Farm Road, Great Bealings, C324, Great Bealings, C324, Hasketon, Lodge Road, Great Bealings, The Street, Little Bealings, Station Road, Little Bealings, Playford Road, Little Bealings, Playford Road, Playford, Playford Road, Rushmere St Andrew, Playford Road, Ipswich, A1071, A1214, Tuddenham Road, Ipswich and vice versa.
Please note – The works have been phased to leave the section between High Street and Green Lane to be completed on the Saturday, as this will cause the least amount of disruption.
As we plan roadworks in advance, we schedule extra days to allow for bad weather or other delays beyond our control. If we need to make major changes to our work dates, we will update the information signs on site.
A plan showing the diversion route for these works is attached to this email. When we close the road and put a diversion in place, the route needs to be accessible to vehicles of all shapes and sizes. We make our diversions as clear as possible by placing appropriate signing along the route. The latest updates on our works can be found on our website at"Temporary road closures for Suffolk Highways roadworks” and on One.Network website.
There may be times that essential emergency works are required to take place on the highway network without advanced notice – you can follow Suffolk Highways on Twitter for the latest emergency roadwork updates.
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Mountain View County's Reeve does not expect to see 2nd or 3rd reading of the Municipal Development Plan bylaw passed this week.
The public hearing process for Mountain View County's Municipal Development Plan bylaw begins tomorrow.
According to Reeve Bruce Beattie, ratepayers as well as stakeholders are encouraged to attend at 9am on Wednesday during the regular council meeting at the County office.
Beattie says they'll be collecting more input on the document.
Another public hearing could be held if necessary on July 4th.
First reading of the MDP bylaw was passed by County council back in mid-May.


KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
A299 THANET WAY, BRENLEY CORNER TO WHITSTABLE
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TEMPORARY ORDER 2019 To allow essential carriageway strengthening and resurfacing works to be carried out, Kent County Council has made an Order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on the A299 Thanet Way between Brenley Corner and Whitstable.
Overnight closures are planned from Tuesday 19 March 2019 for up to 11 consecutive nights, between 20:00 hours and approximately 06:


Would you like to learn more about the Town Hall project? Would you like to provide input on two exterior design options of the new Town Hall? There will be a meeting on Wednesday, May 2nd to collect citizen input on two exterior design options on the new Town Hall. The meeting will be held at Town Hall from 3-7 PM on Wednesday, May 2nd. Click on the following link to learn more: Schematic Design Phase.
No formal presentation will be provided during this meeting. Community members are welcome to visit Town Hall at any time between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM to provide input on two Town Hall exterior design options.
Location: Town Hall, 101 Thompson Street, Ashland, VA 23005
Date: Wednesday, May 2, 2018
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Dates and times provided below may change due to weather conditions and other factors affecting construction activities. Although this list is intended to be comprehensive, unavoidable emergency road detours and road closures may occur. Please watch for workers when travelling in the area. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
There are many ways to stay connected with us. We encourage open dialogue and will work to answer your questions. Follow the project on Twitter at www.twitter.com/GordieHoweBrg, like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GordieHoweBridge, and connect with us on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/wdba-apwd for updates on construction or call 1-844-322-1773.
Week of February 4, 2019
- Crews will continue survey and soil boring work in the area of what will be the future CA POE. Aswork advances, crews will begin install fencing, erosion and sediment controls, clearing andgrubbing, earth work and establish construction entrances/exits.
- Construction of a new sanitary pumping station (west of Sandwich Street near Chappus Street) isongoing.
- Hydro One TX utility relocation work is ongoing along with Enwin utility work.
Road Closures & Detours
- Overpass work over Ojibway Parkway being undertaken by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation(MTO) is ongoing. Questions related to this work should be directed to MTO at 519-873-4793 or byemail to Nasser.Shahatto@ontario.ca
- Ojibway Parkway, north of its intersection with Broadway Blvd, to south of its intersection with ECRow will be closed overnight from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. from February 4-7 for MTO overpasswork. Surrounding local roadways such as Sprucewood Ave, Matchette Rd, Broadway Blvd,Sandwich St, Prince Rd and EC Row will remain open.
- Sandwich Street (from McKee Street to Broadway Street) is closed. Local businesses remainopen and may be accessed through Broadway Street via Ojibway Parkway.


Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria and the owner of a Honey Dew Donut Shop on Squire Road were hoping the Revere City Council would amend the new billboard ordinance to allow electronic billboards in the Squire Road area.
Ward 6 Councillor Charles Patch said he couldn’t see amending the ordinance since six months of work went into it and DeMaria just came forward a couple of weeks ago.
DeMaria has one billboard on his property and was hoping to convert it to a digital billboard.
Councillor Dan Rizzo said he would love to see more billboards come down in the city.
“While I respect the mayor of the City of Everett. I support the ordinance as is,” Rizzo said.
“I have the highest regard for the mayor of Everett,” said Ward 3 Councillor Arthur Guinasso. “But bear in mind the work the Beautification Committee did and came to us with a fair ordinance.”
DeMaria said he appreciated everyone’s time and said he wasn’t looking for any special treatment.
“I think the ordinance is great and should be passed,” he said.
The ordinance will only allow digital billboards in the TED district on Lee Burbank Highway. There are currently over 90 billboards in Revere.
The council voted to adopt the ordinance as presented.
The ordinance is a collaboration of the Revere Beautification Committee, city planner Frank Stringi, City Solicitor Paul Capezzi, Carol Haney and Ron Champaux. The late Councillor Bob Haas was a strong proponent of the ordinance.


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MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — On Monday, June 6, 2022, Georgia Street in Monroe, La. will be temporarily closed until further notice. The closure is due to cleaning work.
Roads will be closed from the intersection of Georgia Street and Thomas Avenue to Joffre Street. Work will progress towards Phillips Street until it reaches Winnsboro Road.
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HS2 Ltd has released a time-lapse video of the successful modular bridge installation on the M42.
A joint venture of Laing O’Rourke and J Murphy & Sons installed the 65m modular bridge in just two days.
The 2,750t bridge, near what will become HS2’s Interchange station near Solihull, was carried along the motorway on a self-propelled modular transporter.
The 448-wheel transporter took just one hour and 45 minutes to move the bridge span 150m, where it was affixed to a composite concrete deck to complete the overall bridge structure.
Laing O’Rourke subsidiary Expanded built both abutments and deck components using its parent’s modular construction strategy. Meanwhile, Expanded Structures and Cleveland Bridge assembled the bridge from 1,130 tonnes of steel plate girders and 1,610 tonnes of precast and in-situ concrete.
Laing O’Rourke’s Explore Manufacturing made the major structural components, including abutment shells and deck components at its factory in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
Traditional construction methods would have required several weeks of lane closures on both carriageways, followed by additional weekend and overnight closures, HS2 claimed.
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Naples and Street Art: a New Project
Naples has been chosen as the inaugural stage of the #ART & more project and the work has been realized on a PVC sheet three hundred meters long and 11 meters wide that has left free both the bike path and the sidewalk and that will remain visible and usable to the citizens, without any limitation or restriction of space, until July 21. Similar projects have been experimented in other parts of the world, where very long streets have been decorated with rainbows and other designs. In this case it is a more complex and elaborate collective work of large dimensions.
The work of street art is part of the project #ART &more. It is 3300 square meters of murals drawn, in just 3 days, directly on a sheet stretched on the cobblestones of Via Caracciolo, in correspondence of the Rotonda Diaz and Lido Mappatella, between the intersection with Piazza della Repubblica until the corner of Viale Anton Dohrn.
“Odyssey complete – comments Jorit – The work is inaugurated. Proud to live in Naples”.
The Naples seaside is colored with three square kilometers of murals by Neapolitan street artists – @jorit, @shaone, @iabo, @zeus40_wb_vmd, @tony_tres, @yele.1312, @elnigrotat2, @enzocrefand @alessandro_cocchia – and students from the Academy of Fine Arts.
A colossal work visible even from the sky for the lucky tourists who arrive in the city by plane. The mega-mural was inaugurated on Friday 16 July 2021 at the Rotonda Diaz.
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VERNON, Ala. -- The City of Vernon's industrial park will have its first resident in two weeks.
And along with it, as many as 25 new jobs at a proposed sawmill in the 122-acre park, Mayor Glenn Crawford said Tuesday during a city council meeting.
Crawford said the name of the company would be announced in two weeks at the city's next council meeting.
The city's industrial board has signed contracts for the new timber products company to cut down trees and clear earth for machinery and infrastructure, Crawford said.
"The park is moving along," Crawford added. "[The industrial board] wants to make the park a wood product industrial park. The new mill will have a complete drive-up scale, in an accessible place, for others to use."
Vernon's industrial park, located on County Road 9, already has power and sewer lines connected to it.
The new sawmill will be the first company to set up shop in the park since the Vernon Industrial Board took control of it 12 years ago, Crawford said.
In other business, the council announced a $20,000 grant package that'll fund striping of nearly 10 miles of city streets. Councilman Robert Covington said $5,000 was awarded by Sen. Roger Bedford (Dist. 6) and $15,000 by Governor Robert Bentley.
The city will stripe up to 20 different streets in poorly lit areas, Crawford said.
■ The council voted unanimously to tear down a wooden add-on near the westside of city hall to create 12 additional feet for a road that's connected to Vernon Elementary School.
■ The council voted unanimously to accept Vernon Police officer Brandon Stephens' leave of absence. Stephens intends to run for Lamar County Sheriff.
■ The Council voted unanimously to table the Vernon Police Department's pursuit policy until its next meeting to allow council members more time to read the document.
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US 6 Water Main Work in Wood County
10/2/2017. Filed under Press Release .
Monday, October 2, 2017
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
U.S. Route 6 Water Main Maintenance in Wood County
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, - The Northwestern Water and Sewer District (the District) announces that effective Tuesday, October 3, 7:30am-4pm, US 6, between Green Road and Bowling Green Road West, will be reduced to one lane in both directions for water main maintenance. Traffic will be controlled by automated signal.


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ST. PETERSBURG — A City Council vote today could prompt a showdown with the state.
More than two weeks ago, the Department of Community Affairs objected to the city's plan to simplify its growth map to limit the number of land use changes that would require voter approval. It's a pre-emptive move by the city in anticipation of Florida Hometown Democracy's Amendment 4, a Nov. 2 ballot measure that gives the responsibility of approving changes to long-term growth plans to voters.
In an Aug. 26 report, the department said the city had no legal basis to establish the map. When the city merged categories, to reduce the number of land use changes that would need voter approval, the categories became too vague, it said.
City officials said they would resolve the conflict by making some changes and clarifications. They sent a 10-page response last week to ease the agency's concerns. They were hoping to hear back before today's vote, but they won't get an answer in time, said Department of Community Affairs spokesman Jim Miller.
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