As part of the Federal government’s Coronavirus Guidance for America, transportation infrastructure is considered an “Essential Critical Infrastructure.” Additionally, transit capital projects are not subject to the State of California’s Stay at Home order, therefore Metro construction projects continue to progress.
Beginning Thursday, September 3 at 7pm, and continuing through Friday, September 4 at 4pm, Wilshire Blvd. between Carson Rd. and La Jolla Ave. and San Vicente Blvd. from Gale Dr. to McCarthy Vista will be intermittently reduced to one lane in each direction.
Work within the City of Beverly Hills will begin at 8pm on September 3. This configuration will support the removal of a work zone on Wilshire Blvd. between Gale Dr. and Tower Dr., and the implementation of a work zone at the intersection of Wilshire Blvd. and San Vicente Blvd.
- September 3, 7pm through September 4, 4pm
- Work within the City of Beverly Hills will begin at 8pm on September 3
- Wilshire Blvd. between Carson Rd. and La Jolla Ave.
- San Vicente Blvd. between Gale Dr. and McCarthy Vista
- Eastbound Wilshire Blvd. will be reduced to a single lane between Carson Rd. and La Jolla Ave.
- Westbound Wilshire Blvd. will be reduced to a single lane between La Jolla Ave. and La Cienega Blvd.
- Northbound Wilshire Blvd. will be reduced to a single lane between McCarthy Vista and 6th St.
- Southbound Wilshire Blvd. will be reduced to a single lane between Gale Dr. and Wilshire Blvd.
- Left turn movements will be intermittently restricted at Hamilton Dr., Gale Dr. and Tower Dr., and San Vicente Blvd.
The 720 bus stop at Wilshire Blvd. and La Cienega Blvd. has been temporarily relocated to Willaman Dr. Our construction may have relocated your bus stop, or changed your route. For information changes to Metro service, please call 323.GoMetro or visit: https://www.metro.net/service/advisories/
- Construction within project staging yards is 24-hours/day.
- All work has received necessary permits and approvals.
- Access for pedestrians will be maintained outside of the construction zone.
- Access for emergency responders will be maintained.
- Construction is a dynamic process and information is subject to change without notice.
- 24/7 Hotline: 213.922.6934
- Please review our construction safety tips
- Access for emergency responders will be maintained
More About Metro
Eat Shop Play
Support businesses located along the project alignment! Eat, Shop, Play locally during construction. For all the details, visit metro.net/eatshopplay
Business Interruption Fund
Metro's Business Interruption Fund (BIF) provides financial assistance to qualifying small “mom and pop” businesses directly impacted by construction; learn more by visiting metro.net/bif. To apply, visit Metro’s program administrator, Pacific Coast Regional Small Business Development Corporation (PCR).
Doing Business with Metro
Metro works with small businesses throughout Los Angeles County! Would you like to be one of our vendors? Visit business.metro.net for more details!


As I read this letter it seems as though the committee will consist of John Grennell, Glenn Cooley, a member of the planning board, yourself, and one community member. May I suggest that all eight concerned community persons be allowed to sit, or at minimum the allowance of two community members.
I firmly believe by doing so will relieve any undo concerns that any “collusion” is going on within the town or within this committee.
I would hope that after review of my resume and this letter that I may serve as one of the very concerned community members.
Mark C. Hageman


THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN (VERNON STREET BLACKBURN) (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE)Notice ID: AC3606356
THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN (VERNON STREET BLACKBURN) (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE)
NOTICE is hereby given that the Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, will make the above Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to allow for the replacement of a manhole cover and frame.
The effect of the Order is to close Vernon Street from its junction with Mill Lane for a distance of 30 metres in a south easterly direction. The Order will come into force between 9:30am to 3:30pm on the 2nd October 2017 and shall continue in force for a period of eighteen months or until the works are completed whichever is the earlier. However, it is anticipated that the works will be completed by 3:30pm on the 2nd October 2017. The diversion route for affected traffic will be via Mill Lane, Tattersall Street, Vernon Street and vice versa.
This will be a full closure. Any queries concerning the closure should be made by telephoning Capita (on behalf of Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council) on 01254 - 273868.
DATED this 28th September 2017 David Fairclough, Director of HR Legal & Corporate Services Town Hall, BLACKBURN, BB1 7DY


3 metre long raised obstruction in pavement
Reported in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 14:36, Monday 14 January 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Tarmac repair of paved area is very raised and slabs around it are uneven. Always a trip hazard made significantly worse when adjacent bike stands are in use as there is then no way of avoiding the area. Very old situation, couple of years at least. Outside COOP store .
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:40, Monday 14 January 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:20, Friday 18 January 2019
Your enquiry has been noted and will be considered for future work.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:33, Monday 18 February 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


CHESTERTON | Porter County Highway Department and Rieth-Riley Construction will close County Road 900 North from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday for asphalt paving. Traffic will be restricted to local residents only.
County Road 900 North in Chesterton closed Sunday
Copyright 2014 nwitimes.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


Update 2023-03-29: Trash still dribbling from 2695 N Ashley St into Two Mile Branch 2023-02-24.
At the cleanup Saturday of Two Mile Branch at Berkeley Drive, Valdosta City Engineer Benjamin O’Dowd poinged out a mistake in the post on Trash in Valdosta Two Mile Branch Watershed Management Plan, November 2007.
The pickleball courts will not actually be at the same location as the detention pond between Roosevelt Drive and Two Mile Branch at Oak Street. Instead, they will be on the other side of Two Mile Branch, next to the tennis courts.
My mistake. I should not have gone by hearsay, even though two people independently told me the location they thought the pickleball courts would be. Thanks to the City Engineer for pointing out my mistake.
Which doesn’t change the main point of the previous post: sixteen years later, none of the four detention ponds on Two Mile Branch in the 2007 implementation schedule have been built, nor have any other trash detention facilities been put on Two Mile Branch at Berkley Drive or Oak Street.
I thank Ben O’Dowd for promising to put trash traps at those locations.
But why were those people who told me that confused?
There’s nothing ambiguous about where the 2007 plan put the Oak Street detention pond: between Two Mile Branch and Roosevelt Drive east of Oak Street. Continue reading


__o _ \<._ (_)/ (_)
Flat as a pancake, some lanesBike Score: 43
Your Commute: Type an address to see your commute time and cost.
City of Mesa
This location is in the city of Mesa, AZ. Mesa has an average Walk Score of 43 and has 439,041 residents.
About 1143 W Hackamore St Mesa AZ 85201
1143 W Hackamore St Mesa AZ 85201 has a Walk Score of 35 out of 100. This address is Car-Dependent — a few amenities near 1143 W Hackamore St are within walking distance.


Cycle signage facing wrong way
Reported via mobile in the Road Signage category anonymously at 21:07, Thu 5 November 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Cycle direction sign has been turned round and now points towards Feeder Road, rather than the river path (where it should point). Potentially caused by clash with hoarding
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:07, Thu 5 November 2020
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 10:06, Fri 6 November 2020
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Fri 27 November 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY (CRA)
JUNE 6, 2017
Municipal Administration Building
201 W. Central Avenue
Lake Wales, FL 33853
[The CRA Meeting will be held during recess of the 6:00 p.m. Regular City Commission Meeting. The City Commission will recess following New Business and have the CRA Meeting and then Adjourn and Continue its Regular City Commission Meeting]
The Covenant is an agreement between the CRA and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (“FDEP”) regarding remediation of the soil contamination.


Disclaimer | This article may contain affiliate links, this means that at no cost to you, we may receive a small commission for qualifying purchases.
Many wonder why such a prolific and famous architect as Frank Lloyd Wright didn’t have more buildings in New York City. It’s safe to say he wasn’t a huge fan of urban density, but how could one possibly create something as iconic as the Guggenheim’s spirals without getting any other work in the city? As we showed in a previous post, two Wright designs have actually been demolished. Now, we will look at the two buildings Wright intended for the New York area which were never fully realized—at least, not in Manhattan. […]


CVNP Referendum: 16th Feb 2017
The Chew Valley Neighbourhood Plan has passed referendum.
For full results please see the Bath and North East Somerset website:
Thank you to everyone who has helped with the plan and to everyone who went out to vote for it!
Please feel free to forward this email to friends and neighbours who live within the plan area (7 parishes*).
Thank you again for your support, as Neighbourhood Plans are community-led your support was highly valued by us!


Construction Hours: per WMC 6.08.031 B, sounds originating from construction sites as a result of normal, routine construction activity are exempt from the noise ordinance between the hours of 8 am and 6 pm.
Permit forms and informational materials are available here.
|Terrance R. Bryant Jr.
Public Works Director
Public Works Crew


This challenge is no longer accepting new submissions.
Strong Cities, Strong Communities Challenge
Cities experiencing chronic economic distress want to create and adopt actionable development plans and proposals
Department of Commerce
Type of Challenge: Ideas
Submission Start: 02/07/2014 06:00 AM ET
Submission End: 09/23/2014 12:00 AM ET
This challenge is externally hosted.
You can view the challenge details here: https://www.sc2prize.com/


(cómo dar sombreados a los colores para que no parezcan simples manchas de color) KAIG_feeldesain_06
Fifth year BLA at the University of Georgia
mini golf master plan - Google 검색
Technique of open space -8 The mission of this project is to create a healthy community and economic stability. Although it is a medical center and set in different context, it does a good job of defining its program. The program is known right away through looking at diagrams. One critique i have of this project is its very little use of wetland. More nature could be integrated.
Sofia Multifunctional Complex Sofia Masterplan Sofia Masterplan Design
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Masterplan. Brooklyn, NY
Arquitectura: Burgos & Garrido, Porras La Casta, Rubio A. Sala, West 8 Director: Ginés Garrido Autores del Proyecto mrío arquitectos asociados...
Kuala Lumpur International Financial District Master Plan
60 3D Berges du Rhone « Landscape Architecture Works | Landezine


A cement boardwalk might be the cold, hard truth for Brighton Beachers.
Contractors for the Parks Department started preparing for the demolition of the Brighton Beach boardwalk last week, without alerting the residents or elected officials who are opposed to the construction.
The department said the new cement and plastic walkway will be finished by the summer of 2016 — but wooden-boardwalk advocates say they are going to continue fighting to preserve their iconic boards.
“They can say their intention is to start but we’ll do everything in our power to stop it,” said Rob Burstein, the president of the Coney-Brighton Boardwalk Alliance, who is one of several advocates suing to stop the construction.
The Parks Department said its contractors, Beaver Concrete Construction, began construction on Nov. 11. It said there is a trailer on site and workers are installing a construction fence to prepare for the boardwalk’s demolition.
Parks spokeswoman Maeri Ferguson dismissed claims that the department did not notify elected officials or residents. She did not directly answer questions about the lawsuit against the city, but instead said a court already decided the department did not need to do a study before beginning a project that locals say will put them danger during the next superstorm.
“Discussions were held with elected officials, and notifications were sent to community stakeholders in advance of the construction start,” said Ferguson. “The court agreed with us that an environmental review for the Boardwalk project was not necessary.”
But Burstein said the Parks Department has repeatedly ignored pleas from several elected officials — including councilmen Chaim Deutsch (D–Sheepshead Bay) and Mark Treyger (D–Coney Island) and Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowtiz (D–Sheepshead Bay) — who have voiced their opposition to a cement boardwalk. Burstein said a meeting was scheduled with the Parks commissioner for September so residents could voice their concerns about the dangers of a cement boardwalk but it was cancelled days before the event and never rescheduled.
“The Parks Department has shown repeatedly they don’t really care what the community says — or have any concern for their safety,” he said. “Before that happens, every effort is currently being made through our political representatives to stop this project before it is underway.”
Burstein said he hopes his lawsuit will eventually halt the work before the complete demolition of the wooden walkway.
“This is a day-to-day situation,” he said. “We’ll see what happens — it is not over ’til it is over, as they say. We remain hopeful.”
The Brighton Beach boardwalk is actually part of Coney Island’s famed Riegelmann Boardwalk, which runs continuously for 2.5 miles from the Coney Island-Seaview border to Brighton 14th Street.


I-76 Viaduct Repairs
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Spring 2020
Spring 2020 — PennDOT’s contractor has resumed work on I-76 viaduct and bridge repairs and is proceeding week-to-week during the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.
Current activities include construction on the eastbound and westbound lanes between University Avenue and 30th Street in Center City Philadelphia. Repairs to the structural components beneath the viaduct also continue.
Construction also is underway on repairs to the I-76 bridge over Route 23 (Conshohocken State Road) in Montgomery County.
PennDOT in 2019 began repairs on the topside and underside of the Interstate 76 viaduct between 30th Street and University Avenue in Philadelphia. Throughout 2019, PennDOT’s contractor repaired the surface of a significant part of the eastbound viaduct during overnight and weekend operations.
As the top side of the viaduct was repaired and repaved during the 2019 construction season, work continued on the underside of the structure, where crews are rehabilitating the viaduct’s support columns. The contractor is utilizing a construction barge along the west side of the Schuylkill River to reach hard-to-access sections of the viaduct.
Rehabilitation of the surface of the eastbound structure included cleaning and refurbishing the eastbound viaduct’s stormwater drainage system and repairs to the concrete deck’s expansion dams, parapets, and deteriorated pavement overlay. During several full weekend closures of the eastbound expressway in 2019, crews milled and overlayed large sections of the eastbound right lane and shoulder.
During surface repairs that will take place in both the eastbound and westbound directions in 2020, motorists should anticipate similar impacts to traffic as work is performed on the remaining portion of the expressway. These impacts could include nightly lane closures and periodic weekend full closures of the expressway. In addition, various on-off ramps may be closed periodically as the work progresses. A revised construction scheduled will be published on the project website prior to the start of work in 2020.
PennDOT will continue to communicate travel impacts in weekly Travel Advisories, which will be issued to local media and distributed through the project website to subscribers. (Sign up at https://i76viaduct.com/more-info/contact to receive travel advisories and other project-related information)
PennDOT is placing an overlay of synthetic polyester polymer concrete (PPC) as a new riding surface on the viaduct’s travel lanes. The PPC cures (dries and hardens) faster than conventional pavement, allowing the viaduct’s surface to be rehabilitated while minimizing the need for long-term lane closures that are normally required for conventional materials.
In addition, PennDOT’s contractor will work in 2020 on the bridge that carries the Schuylkill Expressway over Route 23 and Arrowmink Creek in West Conshohocken Borough, Montgomery County. Construction crews will be performing joint, bearing, and structural steel repairs to this structure.
Work on this bridge will require periodic short-term, overnight single lane closures any night, with extended hours on weekends, in either or both of the eastbound and westbound directions.


GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE BLOWING UP KANSAS CITY OLD AND BUSTED STREETS!!!
Transit authorities are offering yet another warning about the perils of driving on Kansas City streets.
To wit . . .
EXTREME HEAT AND OVERALL LACK OF MAINTENANCE KILL KANSAS CITY TIRES!!!
Here's the word . . .
MoDOT is warning drivers about the possibility of pavement blow-up
"Engineers call it a pavement blow-up. It happens when pavement expands because of high temperatures and humidity. Most times, engineers say these are happening on roads with a lot of traffic like I-70 and I-35.
"You'll see pieces and chunks of concrete and their jagged edges. So a lot of times what you'll see, is a vehicle drag if they're really, really severe or they might blow out a tire," said MoDOT engineer Mike Schupp."
Now, this isn't just a highway problem but a longstanding issue as KCMO streets, avenues and boulevards have become filled with potholes and steel plates amid the deferred maintenance tenure of Mayor Sly James.
Developing . . .


The objectives of this policy are to manage risk and to formalise maintenance practice in relation to roads. The condition of road infrastructure is maintained and improved through capital works and routine maintenance works. While capital works are eventually required, routine maintenance must keep the road network essentially safe. To achieve this, assessment, monitoring and rectification of hazards and their potential consequences are required.
Within the available resources of Dungog Shire Council to:
- Provide safe roads for use by road users;
- Identify areas that require maintenance;
- Establish a priority system for carrying out maintenance on Council roads;
- Provide information to assist council in allocating resources where they are required and
- To allow council to schedule maintenance where required.
Roads Maintenance - Risk Management (PDF - 23.86KB)


City of Sammamish - COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information & Resources
The Sammamish City Hall opened in July 2006. It is located high atop the Sammamish Plateau, at the intersection of 228th Ave SE and SE 8th Street. It is across the street from Skyline High School campus.
City of Sammamish 801 228th Ave SE Sammamish, WA 98075 Phone: (425) 295-0500 Fax: (425) 295-0600 M - F, 8:30 am - 5 pm (Permit center closes at 4 pm)
LEED Building - Silver Level
The Sammamish Commons project is designed to comply with a Silver Certification level according to the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Rating System. Details on the LEED program can be found here.
An informational brochure about the Sammamish Commons and City Hall project can be viewed here.
For information on King County green buildings click here.
From Issaquah / I-90
From Eastbound I-90, take exit #15 (Lake Sammamish State Park). Turn left and go over the freeway onto the Renton/Issaquah Road. This road becomes SE 56th Street. Follow past Costco, the Fed Ex depot, and the 76/Brown Bear station.
At signalized intersection of SE 56th and East Lake Sammamish Parkway, turn left onto E. Lake Sammamish Parkway. After about a mile, turn right at the roundabout onto SE 43rd Way. Continue about 3.5 miles. SE 43rd becomes 228th Avenue SE and continues about 2 miles to a signal at the top of the hill, at SE 8th Street. Turn left into the City Hall parking lot.
From Redmond / SR 520
Follow Eastbound 520 to the SR 202 Redmond/Fall City Road Exit. Turn right at the end of the exit and follow SR 202 east approximately 2.5 miles to a signalized intersection at Sahalee Way. Turn right onto Sahalee Way and continue over hill and past the Sammamish Highlands Shopping Center, and a 2 miles beyond to the signal at SE 8th Street and 228th Avenue SE. Turn right into the City Hall parking lot.


City of Dublin loves its bikes
The City of Dublin loves its bikes and this month, they're hosting a few different events in honor of National Bike to Work Month.
There will be a bicycle-recycling collection the week of May 12-16. Residents can drop off unwanted bicycles at the Dublin Community Recreation Center, 5600 Post Road, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
There will also be a Bike Rodeo for children ages 3-13 Saturday, May 17 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at Bailey Elementary School, 4900 Brandonway Drive. The rodeo is sponsored by Dublin Police and Washington Township Fire. A number of free helmets will be given away.
Dublin was awarded in 2013 as a Bicycle Friendly City by the League of American Bicyclists. The City has more than 100 miles of bike paths.


Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.
On March 17, 2020, Mayor Brian Smith issued an executive order (No. 2020-03) suspending all alternate side parking regulations. This was done in order to better facilitate residents who were working from home and/or could not report to their regular work place during the height of the pandemic. Other parking regulations were also relaxed during this time as the Village could not devote the necessary resources while staffing levels were drastically reduced.
With pandemic restrictions slowly lifting, effective May 17, 2021, the Village will resume enforcement of all parking regulations. This will help facilitate the needs of the businesses and allow the Irvington DPW to better maintain the roads.
Irvington's parking rules and regulations are posted on our website at https://ecode360.com/11800083
Thank you for your cooperation.


Residential Building Lot Land for Sale
MLS# H4127063 Price: $199,900
BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME OR COTTAGE! Walking distance to Rondeau Bay Marshes Conservation Park and North Shore of Lake Erie in the quaint Town of Blenheim/Shrewsbury Area. Buyer to do due diligence regarding permits, zoning, costs, utilities and usage.
67 Somewhat Walkable
Property Details: 44 WELLINGTON Street (near Peel Street )
||44 WELLINGTON Street
||Residential Building Lot
|Lease Rate Per
Notice! Information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. While we have no reason to doubt its accuracy we regret that we cannot guarantee it. All information subject to change and/or withdrawal without notice.


Temporary speed limits imposed on Scunthorpe road while council installs toucan crossing
North Lincolnshire Council is imposing temporary speed limits on the A1077 Phoenix Parkway in Scunthorpe, while work is carried out to install a toucan crossing.
The council has made an order to impose a temporary 10mph limit on the A1077 Phoenix Parkway, between Normanby Road and the Clayfield Road roundabout, while work is carried out to install the Eastern Toucan.
This will take effect from Monday, November 26 for a period of four weeks.
An order has also been made by the council to impose a temporary 50mph speed limit and reduce traffic to one lane under two-way traffic lights, on the A1077 Phoenix Parkway, between the Skippingdale roundabout and the Clayfield Road roundabout.
Business Cards From Only £10.95 Delivered www.myprint-247.co.ukView details
Our heavyweight cards have FREE UV silk coating, FREE next day delivery & VAT included. Choose from 1000's of pre-designed templates or upload your own artwork. Orders dispatched within 24hrs.
Terms: Visit our site for more products: Business Cards, Compliment Slips, Letterheads, Leaflets, Postcards, Posters & much more. All items are free next day delivery. www.myprint-247.co.uk
Contact: 01858 468192
Valid until: Sunday, May 26 2013
This will take effect from Monday, January 7 for a period of four weeks and will be in effect while work is carried out to install the Western Toucan.
A North Lincolnshire Council spokeswoman said: "The order has been made to facilitate the installation of a Toucan Crossing and associated highway works".


Smith Lands, at Greenbriar and Colonnade, is two stops in from the southern
terminal. There is a huge parking lot located nearby for
employees of the Texas Medical Center facilities. Many trips on board the Red
Line consist of people going only between here and one or two
stations to the north.


This project information is pulled from our archive of hundreds of thousands of construction projects. Use it to research ideas and potential partners for your own project. Additional examples of community center projects in Kentucky are also available.
|Project Title:||HANCOCK CO SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER|
Community Center Community Room, Dwelling Units, Lobby, Office[s] Concrete Foundation


December 6, 2022
61 N. Green St.
Brownsburg, IN 46112
Redevelopment Commission Meeting
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Notice is hereby given that the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission (the “Commission”) has revised its Meeting Schedule for regular meetings to reflect a new starting time of 5:30 p.m. for all regular Commission meetings on or after April 5, 2022.
Please note that the starting time of the regular Commission meeting on March 1, 2022, has not changed and will commence at 6:00 p.m.


Welcome to the Green Valley Chamber of Commerce
Who We Are
Visit The Area
Designs and installs sound and theatrical lighting for commercial facilities such as schools, churches, athletic fields, arenas, restaurants and auditoriums. No residential.
2 blocks north of the water tower, left on Bellmont Street


HHHunt to build 66-townhome community
Glen Allen-based HHHunt Communities plans to build a 66-townhome community in western Henrico County.
The project, Ridgefield Green, will be located on a 7.6-acre parcel near the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and John Rolfe Parkway.
HHHunt Communities’ total investment in the project is estimated to be about $5.2 million
“Ridgefield Green’s location in the heart of Western Henrico, proximity to amenities, and a great school district make this a one-of-a-kind opportunity,” Jonathan Ridout, director of development at HHHunt Communities, said in a statement. “Homebuyers will be minutes away from the area’s best recreational, shopping, and dining venues including Short Pump Town Center, Deep Run Park, Tuckahoe Little League, and more.”
Construction will begin this month. The first home sites are expected to be completed by late August or early September of this year.
Each townhome will be three stories tall and include a front-entry one-car garage. Prices in Ridgefield Green will start from the low $300,000’s.
HHHunt Communities’ other communities in the Richmond are include Rutland in Mechanicsville, Charter Colony in Midlothian and Wellesley, Wyndham and Twin Hickory in Henrico.


Project: Travis Co Turnersville Rd.
Location: Creedmoor, TX
Project Value: $347,413.68
Project Completion: September 2018
The contract involved the reconstruction of a bridge that had been undermined during a flood. The proposed bridge was a single span 60 LF bridge using TX28 girders and lining the channel with 18” stone riprap.


Maintenance on a railroad bridge in Gibsonville will require closing part of Whitsett Avenue (N.C. 61-100a) for about three weeks.
The street will close at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 12, and reopen by Sept. 1, weather permitting, the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles said Thursday, Aug. 8.
The bridge will be cleaned, sandblasted and painted.
A detour will use West Main Street, Piedmont Avenue, Burke Street, Springwood Avenue and Minneola Street.
For real-time travel information, visit DriveNC.gov or follow NCDOT on social media.


Steady progress is being made as contractors prepare Palmerston Park for the new 3G surface with a completion date of early July.
A further hard coating then a shock absorbent layer will precede the laying of the 3G surface itself.
New fences are also being bulit behind each goal along with a warm up area adjacent to the West Stand. However there are no plans to do anything about the old Terregles Street terracing and also finance is still being sought for the renovation of the Old Tesco building which includes indoor pitches.
Regulars who use the small area adjacent to the Police Box will be pleased to hear this will be back in use for next season.
Images by Susan Grierson
You can view a Pitch Gallery of images showing the work in progress
by using the following link http://www.qosfc.com/pitch_gallery.aspx


County of Santa Clara
Department of Revenue
County Government Service Center
1555 Berger Drive
Building 2, First Floor
San Jose, CA 95112
Please park in Visitor Parking to avoid a parking ticket.
Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM (Payments are accepted until 6:45 PM)
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority provides bus service via Line #66.


For sale Land in Vins-sur-Caramy
€ 130 000
In the heart of a residential area surrounded by nature, we offer you in the town of VINS-SUR-CARAMY, a building plot with an area of 472 m².
Water and electricity are on the edge of the latter.
This plot is not free builder, and is subject to a partnership with the houses of Manon in Brignoles.
- 130 000 €
Fees paid by the owner, no current procedure, information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on georisques.gouv.fr, click here to consulted our price list
Energy class (dpe) Unavailable - Emission of greenhouse gases (ges) Unavailable


2017 Indiana Trails Study Summary Report (PDF, 3.1 MB)
Statewide Trail Map 2016 (PDF, 5 MB)
Trail advocates, managers, and enthusiasts: Consider joining us for the upcoming Trails Gathering September 23, 2021. You do not want to miss the education, excitement, and opportunities that await you! The gathering will provide trail updates from DNR, updates from the Greenways Foundation, mini sessions with hot topics you don’t want to miss, and a panel discussion with city council members and park board members on “What is important when advocating for your trails and greenway systems?” And lastly, a guided bike/walk tour through three different connecting trails. Learn more and register here:Trails Gathering, Indiana Park and Recreation Association
A small town with a vibrant university also is home to a grand vision and hearty effort. The Upland Area Greenways Association wants to build trails in and around the town, and to connect with neighboring comunities as well as Taylor University. The first phase of the Main Street Trail passes within a few hundred yards of the library, the town hall, restaurants, and coffee shops, with parking located at the Detamore Trailhead in downtown Upland. The future vision includes a linkage with the Cardinal Greenway.
UAGA is an all-volunteer group with much enthusiasm provided by Taylor students and it hosts trail work days and other events on a regular basis, including a recent project to connect a trail to a canoe launch on the Mississinewa River.
Upland Area Greenways Association, web site
Upland Area Greenways Association, Facebook


This property will be open during the following times:
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
From Mopac, exit 5th Street, right on West Ave. From i35, exit 6th street, left on West Ave. Parking under Trader Joes on Walter Seaholm Drive. Lobby on west side of building facing courtyard. Next to True Food Kitchen.


The Mercer Island Parks and Recreation Department will be conducting two public meetings to discuss opportunities and receive design input on the upcoming Luther Burbank Playground replacement, scheduled for construction in the Summer of 2013.
Meetings will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 5, and Tuesday, Feb. 19, between 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the Mercer Room at the Mercer Island Community & Event Center, 8236 SE 24th Street, Mercer Island. Community participation and cooperation is encouraged to help design your new playground.
Parts of the playground is currently closed due to safety concerns.
The purpose of these meetings is to work with the community to discuss the design of the new playground features and provide prospective design firms an opportunity to incorporate community ideas in their conceptual designs of the new Luther Burbank playground. At the Feb. 19 meeting, prospective design firms will be given the opportunity to present their conceptual designs and answer questions from the community regarding their conceptual designs.
Throughout the entire planning process, written and electronic mail comments are welcomed and accepted. For more information about this project, please contact Jason Kintner, Parks Superintendent, at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Help Pay for New Playground Equipment by Donating a Brick Paver
The Parks & Recreation Department is also seeking donations from the public to help pay for the playground equipment replacement, is exchange for a personalized brick paver in recognition of the donor's support. With your donation of $200 or more, your name and message will go on a brick paver and be recognized permanently in the new play area. To donate a brick, download the order form from www.mercergov.org/playgroundfund and mail in with a check, or call to pay over the phone 206-275-7609.
(Ed. Note: The article was clarified to state that "parts" of the playground are closed, not all.)


RonaRoad Manhole Concrete
concrete repair, manhole levelling
RonaRoad Manhole Concrete is a zero VOC pre-packed ready to use concrete. It achieves a compressive strength in excess of the Highways Authority Specification just 2 hours after mixing. It is an ideal bedding concrete for the rapid installation of street ironwork.RonaRoad Manhole Concrete can be mixed and applied at low and sub-zero temperatures down to –10°C.
Rapid setting allowing early access
Bedding and haunching concrete for manholes
Allows work to continue during winter and in cold climates/environments
, manhole levelling


COUNCILS across Coventry and Warwickshire have officially signalled their intent to challenge the controversial HS2 rail plan in the High Court.
The 51M alliance of 18 local authorities issued the High Court challenge and is demanding a judicial review over the decision to approve the London-to-Birmingham line.
Authorities which make up 51m include Coventry City Council, Warwickshire County Council, Warwick District Council, North Warwickshire Borough Council and Stratford District Council.
It comes two months after the Telegraph reported the alliance would push for a judicial review in to the £32 billion scheme.
Coun Bob Stevens, deputy leader of Warwickshire County Council, said: “We can confirm we’re one of the authorities who issued a High Court challenge on Tuesday.
“Our challenge criticises the way the government consulted, how it made the decision to go ahead with HS2 and how it proposes to push the legislation through.”
The 250mph non-stop line would run through Warwickshire and along the western edge of Coventry.
Action Groups Against High Speed Two (AGHST) is also issuing a separate High Court challenge.
In all, challenges will be made on the grounds of procedure, insufficient environmental assessment and the issue of compensation for homeowners.
Campaigners hope a judicial review will delay any HS2 hybrid bill from going before Parliament until after the general election.
They hope fears of being voted out will see MPs turn against building the new network, which could be extended in a Y-shape to cities in northern England and Scotland.
The 51m group is named after the £51 million it claims HS2 will cost every parliamentary constituency in the UK.
Coun Stevens added: “Despite our deep concerns about the principle and methodology of HS2, we will still maintain an open dialogue with HS2 Ltd to make sure we can influence the detail of the scheme for the benefit of Warwickshire residents if, despite our efforts, it does go ahead.”


- Zoning: R4 High Density Residential
- Frontage: 21m approx.
- Total land size: 600sqm approx.
- Conveniently located within walking distance to Seven Hills Station, Seven Hills Plaza, Best Road Reserve, Seven Hills RSL, The Hills Sports High School, local shops and schools
- Short drive to Blacktown Hospital, Blacktown TAFE. easy access to M2
- Subject to Council Approval
"All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries."


Gratis svensk knullfilm intim massage malmöDanmarks st rste escortguide og massageguide Escort tjejer halmstad escort lund / Van koningsveld Spa västra götaland sexiga damkläder / Spraydate flirt Gratis Sex Videor Xxx? Tallest buildings and structures. This list ranks externally complete London skyscrapers and free-standing towers that stand at least 327 feet (100 m) tall, based on standard height measurement. Dubai, the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, is home to many modern high-rises, 88 of which stand taller than 180 metres (591 ft). The tallest building in Dubai is the Burj Khalifa, which rises 828 metres (2,717 ft) and contains 161 floors. Thaimassage gotland knulla horor - Porr, titta på porrfilmer på nätet M n i stockholm real homosexuell escort flashback Eskorter jonkoping trosor, vibrerande - Online Dating Escort Tjejer Stockholm Konsum Liljeholmen - Prostituerade Eksjö Slumpmässig SEX, escort Värmland Svensk Sexiga Tjejer Utan Bh Mogna Sexiga Tjejer Utan Sex escort malmö stockholm escort service planer erotiska leksaker eskorttjejer att utforska med Klassisk Svensk. Massage, Stockholms escort tjejer porrbilder dk - stone massage, Mötesplatsen inloggning porno xxx - eskorter Watch Butt Plug porn. Amatörbilder sex sweden porn tube - eskorter stockholm. Stockholm escorts, please try again later, video hd-kvalitet ger dig möjlighet att skjuta tillbaka bekymmer på sparlåga och dyka rakt in i den virvel av Ditt kön önskningar.
Svenska sexklipp bästa dating appen
Watch fleshjack jerking off. The history of tall structures in London began with the completion of the 27-metre (89 ft). A b Wainwright, Oliver. Original scheme approved after public inquiry. (2012) Cancelled constructions edit This lists proposals for the construction of buildings in London that were planned to rise at least 328 feet (100 m for which planning permission was rejected or which were otherwise withdrawn. Retrieved "East Village Complex - The Skyscraper Center". 11 Emirates Office Tower 355 metres (1,165 ft) Also known as Emirates Tower One. Buildings under construction that have already been topped out are also included, as are those whose construction has been suspended. 0 Comments Real esckort mogna Gussie Unfortunately I guess is presently there are very few good you can easily out there, och besitter inneboende att v?lja 2 stora kukar film 2 Manuellt personal medan denna dejtingsajt jag anser. Retrieved ew vision for city pride site. Name Height* ft (m) Floors Year* (est.) Notes Dubai City Tower 2,400 metres (7,900 ft) Also Known as Dubai Vertical City 192 Dubai City Tower will be the tallest tower ever built by man when completed. 0 Comments, nakna brudar bilder. Work expected to begin 2017. Centre Point 117 / 385.035 1967 Office West End 121 122 As of 2015, it is undergoing conversion to residential use. Retrieved "The Willis Building". A b Hatts, James. 316 New plans submitted 2016, 317 rejected in 2016. 318 68 2224 Bishopsgate Redevelopment svensk sex gratis singelsajter (Original Design) New London Bridge House Redevelopment Stratford svensk sex gratis singelsajter City Tower Citypoint (Santiago Calatrava) Ropemaker Place Tower Elephant Castle, Tower King's Cross Towers 1 Ruskin Square Building 159 / Aka Croydon Gateway. 191 Wood Wharf B1 160 / 525 Wood Wharf Application 19 December 2013. 21 Cayan Tower 306 metres (1,004 ft) The Address Downtown Dubai 302 metres (991 ft) Seriously damaged by fire on 31 December 2015/ 23 Emirates Crown 296 metres (971 ft) Khalid Al Attar Tower 2 294 metres (965 ft) Sulafa Tower 288 metres (945 ft). The, greater London metropolitan area contains the most skyscrapers in the.
NuruMassage Slippery Busty Blowjob.
Eskort i skåne escorttjej stockholm
Previously called Heron Plaza. Despite Dubai's recent major skyscraper boom, there are only seven buildings on the list. Siste innlegg Gratis o filmer thaimassage partille Gratis online spa falun Gratis sidor mogen dam lesbisk vallentuna. Retrieved "22 Bishopsgate - The Skyscraper Center". "One The Elephant, London emporis". Retrieved 1 September 2013. Archived from the original on Retrieved 5 December 2010. Retrieved 22 February 2017. Ansluta med ett ganska övertygande hitta de olika katolska dating verk ut men, swedishMilf Squirts p en tandborste, transsexual models, diskreta sex träffar. The tower's district will provide commercial, retail, and hotel accommodation. Retrieved "King's Reach Tower". The Madison 184 / Residential Isle of Dogs Previously Meridian Gate.


From Watford Junction train to Milton Keynes Central. 36 min £11. From Watford, High Street bus to Luton Station Interchange (Luton Railway Station) then line 99 bus to Central Milton Keynes, The Point (Central Milton Keynes The Point H4). 2 h 27 min £11. From Watford taxi to Milton Keynes. 39 min £158. From Watford drive to Milton Keynes. 39 min £7.


[Requests to participate must be completed by 9 September] The Scottish Boarders Council has issued a tender for architects to design a £3.5 million multi-story transport interchange in Galashiels
Proposals should include a bus and rail station, a concourse and business space. Requests to participate must be completed by 9 September.
The contract is for RIBA stages C to L and an outline design has already been approved.
The project is aimed to coincide with the re-opening of the Scottish Boarders Railway.
Documents must be accessed by 7 September
Requests to participate must be completed by 9 September
Invitations to tender will be released 7 October
Scottish Borders Council
Corporate Procurement Service
TD6 0SA Newtown St Boswells
Telephone: +44 1835824000


With Christmas looming, it’s possible at least part of the Peka Peka to Ōtaki expressway will open for the busy holiday period.
As at press time (December 12), Waka Kotahi said an announcement was imminent, but that the timeframe was still tight and the transport agency couldn’t confirm whether there would be a full opening, a partial opening with speed restrictions, or none until the new year.
However, there are indications that at least a partial opening is being contemplated. The chair of the expressway Community Liaison Group, Max Lutz, told the Ōtaki Community Board on December 6 that it was hoped some lanes on the length of the expressway would be open by Christmas.
The opening, whenever it does happen, will be a milestone in Ōtaki’s history.
For the record, the key features of the expressway include:
four lanes of about 13km from Peka Peka to north of Ōtaki
improved safety with more lanes, better safety barriers and lighting, more resilient bridge structures and a 10km off-road shared path for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders
nine new bridges (including the 330m-long Ōtaki River bridge) and two underpasses
107 streetlights along the main alignment
50+ permanent culverts, as well as roadside drainage swales, to protect the road from flooding
six new adjoining wetlands that absorb rain (and the Makahuri wetland has additional planting)
heritage features such as the relocated Mirek Smišek pottery kilns.
Close, so tantalisingly close. As we inch towards the Christmas break, the team building the Peka Peka to Ōtaki expressway is working flat out to get it open. Whether they will by Christmas is a matter of much debate and a good deal of conjecture in Ōtaki. Everyone has the inside gossip – from reliable sources, of course. The reality is that... Keep Reading


Geotechnical Engineering - Geotechnical Design
While the purpose of geotechnical investigations is to determine soil properties relevant to the specific infrastructure required, geotechnical design applies empirical and theoretical models using these parameters with consideration of the soil-structure interaction.
To achieve the optimum design there needs to be close cooperation between geotechnical engineers and structural/design engineers. Jones & Wagener has the expertise under one roof. In addition we have software, both commercial and developed in-house, for geotechnical design and the modelling of soil-structure interaction.


Notification from County Highways: Please be advised the works to Mepal Bridge have been re-scheduled to commence on 05.02.2018. As previously planned, work is programmed to be completed during night closures 20:00 – 06:00 for five nights. Advanced notice boards will be positioned imminently and a well signed diversion route will be positioned during the works. Please be assured the road will be re-opened during the daytime.
Upcoming EventsMay5SatMay8Tue8:00 pm Wicken Fen – Past, Present and F... @ Arkenstall CentreWicken Fen – Past, Present and F... @ Arkenstall CentreMay 8 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pmHCS Winter Talks Oct 2017-Apr 2018 Wicken Fen


EDITORIAL: New softball stadium will boost Lamar University
Published 4:10 am, Friday, May 9, 2014
The Lamar University softball team probably could have continued to play its games at Ford Park, but let's face it, that's not as nice as having its own facility on campus just like every other sport. Fortunately, that's going to happen next year.
Coach Holly Bruder announced that a new stadium will be completed at the beginning of 2015 in time for the team's third season. It will be built alongside Vincent-Beck Stadium and seat 300-500 fans.
The news also meshes with plans for a water park and convention hotel at Ford Park. If those attractions are built, that complex will be able to host even more baseball and softball games than it does now.
For Lamar, however, efforts like this contribute to the university's overall progress.
Whether the project is big or small, it's one more asset and one more reason a student or teacher might come to Southeast Texas.


Fresh plan to demolish Savile’s Highland cottage
A Highland cottage once owned by disgraced television presenter Jimmy Savile could finally be demolished under fresh plans to replace the building with a new home.
Allt-Na-Reigh near Ballachullish in Glencoe has been subjected to continued vandalism despite also being the previous home of mountaineer Sir Hamish MacInnes.
In a bid to wipe the slate clean, retail tycoon Harris Aslam, the current owner, has commissioned Jon Frullani Architect to design a contemporary home that will be “sympathetic” to the surroundings.
In a planning application submitted to Highland Council, Jon Frullani wrote: “This conflict between the location and the connection to one of the previous owners was highlighted when VisitScotland used an image of the property with the ‘Three Sisters of Glencoe’ in the background to promote the area, only to have to remove the image admitting it had been posted in error due to the negative reaction it received from the public.”
Mr Aslam intends to call the site “Hamish House” after the mountaineer. It is hoped work would begin on the site next year and a commemorative plaque would be installed to honour the achievements of Hamish MacInnes.
Mr Aslam said: “We are pleased to have submitted a revised planning application to Highland Council for the demolition of the existing cottage and replacement with an alternative residence sympathetic to the prestigious surroundings.
“The proposed design takes into account feedback from several consultations held with engaged stakeholders including Mountaineering Scotland, National Trust for Scotland, Highland Council and most importantly, the local community.”
He added: “This really is an incredibly exclusive property and presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to develop something we can all be very proud of as adorers of the Glencoe valley and as proud Scots.
“Accordingly, intending to pay homage to Sir Hamish, it gives us great pride to propose the outbuilding to be named Hamish House along with a commemorative plaque to be installed on-site to honour these great achievements.
“This has been a challenging project over the last few months and years, though we appreciate a pre-application position reached with Highland Council whereby they are welcoming the revised proposals and we are hopeful this will lead to a positive outcome for all with a view to commencing works on site in spring 2024.”


City of Abilene, Public Works personnel will be spraying the city for mosquito control, weather permitting, starting tonight. The application will take place at the optimum time for mosquito activity between the hours of 8:00 pm and 1:00 am. Tonight, Monday July 23rd, all streets and alleys west of Buckeye Avenue, from the Union Pacific tracks to NW Fourteenth Street will be treated. Tuesday night, July 24th, all areas south of the UP tracks, east of Buckeye and north of Fourteenth will be done. Spraying will be rescheduled for the next night if winds are greater than 10 mph or if there is rain. If you have questions, please feel free to call Public Works at 263-3510 and ask for Kevin Stroda or Joe Hawk.


BENGALURU: A small group of citizens and JDS party workers celebrated ‘Pothole Deepavali’ on Monday evening after raising several complaints to Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) about the poor state of roads.
“Today, we celebrated pothole Deepavali at the road connecting Nyayanga Layout from the National Highway Road. This is a railway underpass constructed by BBMP and the Railways. Drainage water from BWSSB lines continuously flows on to the road, and many commuters fall and suffer serious injuries because of the potholes on this road. We urge citizens of the city to celebrate ‘Pothole Deepavali’ to avoid pothole accidents,” said citizens of Nyayanga Layout.
The motive behind the celebration is to get the attention of BBMP officials to repave the road with asphalt.
On the occasion of Deepavali, the Janata Dal (Secular) also staged a dramatic protest in Majestic area by celebrating Pothole Deepavali. BBMP officials visited the spot on Tuesday and inspected the areas after videos of the ‘pothole Deepavali’ went viral.


“We shall give our children better than we ourselves receive.”
Parkway Village Elementary School was recently named Memphis Business Journal’s Building Memphis’ 2021 Project of the Year! Fisher Arnold are honored to have been Designer of Record for this important community asset that will positively impact future generations in #Memphis for years to come.
Our Survey, Land Development, Landscape Architecture, Electrical, Structural Engineering and Architecture departments worked closely with Shelby County Schools to transform their vision for this 21st Century School into a reality. Congratulations to all!


PLEASE NOTE: You only need to register / login if you wish to make representations.
If you haven't got an account you can register now.
If you have forgotten your password you can request a new password.
SUPPORT CPERA (Cynghorydd Elin Walker Jones)
The High Street and the city centre should also be used for dwellings, as well as commerce and entertainment. It should not be permitted to build higher than three storeys when building flats or student halls on sites that are off-campus.


Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia
Client: Mott McDonald
The Adelaide Oval Redevelopment has become a landmark in Adelaide drawing visitors to enjoy sport and other events in this unique world-class facility. The design compliments the surrounding parkland and the Torrens River, properly integrated into its environment.
NDYLIGHT was appointed sportslighting designers for this project in 2011.
The stadium design meets the requirements for the Australian Football League and International Cricket (ICC) sporting codes to HD broadcasting standards. The stadium was also designed and built with the ability to be modified via overlay for other international sporting code requirements including soccer, rugby and NRL as required.
The success of the installation was recognised by the selection of Adelaide as the venue for the first day-night Test Match in 2015.
Awards: IESANZ Excellence Award 2014


More repairs and fixes completed on Oxfordshire's roads
Our road repair teams are out and about on Oxfordshire’s highways all week round fixing, filling, clearing and resurfacing.
Figures for the week 08-10-2018 show that they:
- Fixed 467 defects (potholes, blocked drains, damaged signs etc)
- Completed 9 road patching projects and 2 resurfacing schemes
- Repaired an extra 728 potholes across more than 3485 square metres of road using the Dragon patcher
We also had teams out doing ‘micro-asphalt’ surfacing and footway sealing as well as working on resurfacing projects and upgrading the Thames Towpath.
You can read more about the work that we do in towns and villages right across the county here.


There will be a Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting this Monday. The meeting is located at the Flat Rock City Hall and starts at 7:30pm. This is a community event and all are welcome. City Hall is on 25500 Gibraltar Road.
Also on Monday is the Historic Commission. This is a community event that starts at 6pm. It will be held at the Smith Hotel, at 29308 Aspen Blvd.


Le Viaduc de Millau - the world's highest bridge
The Millau Viaduc is the final link in the A75 motorway between Clermont Ferrand and Béziers to join A9 to Barcelona. With a width of 32.05 m, it provides 4 traffic lanes plus 2 emergency stopping lanes.
The Millau Viaduc - the world’s highest bridge with a Total length of 2460 m. The deck of the viaduct is 270m above the Tarn River. Total height of the tallest bridge tower is 343 m which is higher than the Eiffel Tower and a world record.
The Millau Viaduc - reaching for the sky
Pier P2, 245 metres high, was built in 62 “lifts” of 4 days each - a total of 248 days.
Traffic - 10,000 vehicles per day are expected in winter and 28,000 in summer; 10 to 15% heavy vehicles.
by Bernard Shepherd


Dave Casler has been the City’s DPW Supervisor since 2019.
The City maintains 4.01 miles of Major Streets and 6.40 miles of Local Streets.
Closures & Detours
Check back here for information on closures and detours in the area.
P.O. Box 178
114 Woodhull St.
Laingsburg, MI 48848
PH: (517) 651-5374
Fax: (517) 651-5512
© 2018 City of Laingsburg Michigan. All Rights Reserved | Website Design by the Shumaker Technology Group


SR 522 Both Directions
- Monday, September 15 to the morning of Friday, September 19 - A single lane of SR 522 from the Snohomish River Bridge to 164th Street Southeast will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. for grinding and other road work. Traffic will be flagged through the open lane.
Last Updated: 9/12/2014 11:21 AM
From milepost 20 to milepost 24


Mondays In the Square-Central Square
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Monday, July 30, 2012
Carol Barron Plaza intersection of Mass Ave. & River Street.
Elaine Thorne, email@example.com, 617-349-4648
Staff will be available to to hear from you and discuss the project. Please stop by at your convenience.
Visiting City Hall
Hours of Service
City Department Directory
Richard C. Rossi
Lisa C. Peterson
Deputy City Manager


Veterans Memorial Park serves as a place to honor and remember the sacrifices made by our service men and women in defense of our freedom throughout America’s history. Veterans Memorial Park is located along Buck Creek at the corner of Fountain Avenue and Cliff Park Road in downtown Springfield. The park redevelopment plan features monuments telling the stories of local veterans through images. These images will be selected by a committee of local veterans.
Four sections of the park will focus on each century through America’s history and the major conflicts during those periods. Artistic hedgehog structures will symbolize and connect each era of conflicts as a reminder of the devastation and destruction of war. The renovation will include new sidewalks, walkways, monuments, plaza area, flowers, benches, electrical work including LED lamps, drainage and other items. The master plan was prepared by CYP Landscape Design Studios and is estimated to cost $400,000. Please consider a donation to create a lasting tribute to our heroes at Veterans Memorial Park.
Your donation will honor local members of the armed services who served our country. Veterans Memorial Park will be a living legacy to Clark County veterans, past, present and future. All donations made to this cause are tax-deductible and can be made payable to the Springfield Foundation with Veterans Park written in the memo line or in correspondence accompanying the gift. Checks can be sent to the National Trail Parks & Recreation District, 1301 Mitchell Blvd., Springfield, OH 45503. Personalized brick pavers are also being sold; forms are available at the National Trail Administration Building or by clicking here. Purchase a paver online by clicking here. For information regarding image, submission click here.


Land area 600 m2. Orange zone of PUP: construction of private houses, hotels, eco-villages is allowed. It is allowed to build a house up to 100 m2. The price is 12,000 euros. (Possible exchange for your liquid real estate) *plots from 600 m2 to 5000 m2 are available. The price is from 10-30 euros per m2, depending on the size and communications.


Street, Roadway, Area & Signal Lighting
We are committed to developing innovative new lighting products and providing solutions that are reliable, durable, and energy efficient.
Low Glare Solutions for Pedestrian, Area
Lighting and Wall-mounted Applications
Request Your Sample
for Testing & Evaluation
Low Glare Street Lighting for
Neighborhoods and Pedestrian Areas


ODOT District Two Weekly Construction Update
Friday, March 30, 2012 - Thursday, April 05, 2012
For Immediate Release
Friday, March 30, 2012
1. Interstate 75/475: Interchange Upgrade
Lucas County (281-10): Upgrade the I-75/I-475 interchange, widen I-475 from Rushland Avenue to I-75, and construct a new interchange at ProMedica Parkway.
Through 2012, the right lane in both directions of I-475, between Monroe Street and I-75, is restricted. Additional lane restrictions are possible, overnight from 7pm to 6am, on I-475 in both directions from Rushland Avenue to I-75 and on I-75 in both directions from Detroit Avenue to Berdan Avenue.
- Through July, the ramp from westbound I-475 to Douglas Road is closed. Detour: Secor Road (Exit 17); Monroe Street.
- Through August, the ramp from Douglas Road to eastbound I-475 is closed. Detour: Detour: Monroe Street; Secor Road; I-475.
- Through 2013, the ramp from Monroe Street to eastbound I-475 is closed. Detour: Secor Road; eastbound I-475.
- Through 2013, the ramp from North Cove Boulevard to westbound I-475 is closed. Detour: Central Avenue; Upton Avenue; westbound I-475.
- The ramp from Upton/Kelley Avenue to eastbound I-475 is permanently closed. Detour: Central Avenue; Jeep Parkway; I-75. The ramp from ProMedica Parkway to eastbound I-475 is scheduled to open by fall 2012.
- Through 2013, the ramp from eastbound I-475 to Jeep Parkway is closed. Detour: northbound I-75; Berdan Avenue (Exit 205B); Jeep Parkway.
CITY STREET TRAFFIC
- Through 2013, Upton Avenue, between Georgia Avenue and Central Avenue and Central Avenue, between Upton Avenue and Jackman Road are reduced to one lane in each direction.
- Through 2013, Sherbrooke Road, between Groveland Road and Marlow Road, is closed. Detour: Monroe Street; Douglas Road; Berdan Avenue.
- Through 2012, Giant Street, between Upton Avenue and Bigelow Street, is closed for sewer relocation. Suggested alternate route: Jackman Road.
Project complete: Fall 2013. All work is weather permitting.
2. Interstate 75: Rest Area Utility Work *NEW WORK*
Wood County: On Wednesday, April 4, from 8am until 3:30pm, both northbound and southbound I-75 rest areas, just south of US 6, will be closed for utility work. All work is weather permitting.
3. Interstate 475: Maumee River Bridge
Lucas & Wood Counties (90-11): Through July, both directions of I-475, between SR 65 and U.S. 24, are reduced to one lane for bridge work. Through July, the ramps from eastbound and westbound US 24 to southbound I-475 are closed. Detour: northbound I-475; Salisbury Road/Dussel Drive (Exit 6). Project complete: November 2012. All work is weather permitting.
4. U.S. Route 24: New Highway Construction *LANE RESTRICTIONS BEGIN MONDAY*
Lucas & Henry Counties (8015-09 & 201-09): Construction of a newly aligned four-lane divided highway from U.S. 24 Waterville to Napoleon. Motorists may encounter construction vehicles working near the new alignment throughout the project. Through September 2012, U.S. 24, between Dutch Road and Fallen Timbers Lane, is reduced to one lane in both directions. Beginning Monday, April 2, through September, US 24, between Henry TR-10 and SR 424 will be reduced to one lane in both directions for tie-in work.
The following roads are closed for overpass construction:
· Through summer 2012, Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road, between Box Road and U.S. 24. Detour: Neowash Road; Jeffers Road; U.S. 24.
· Through summer 2012, Patton Road, between Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road and Manore Road. Detour: U.S. 24; Jeffers Road.
· Through July 2012, TR 10 at U.S. 24. Detour for SR 424 to eastbound U.S. 24: southbound U.S. 6; eastbound SR 110; northbound SR 109; U.S. 24. Detour for westbound U.S. 24 to TR 10/SR 424: Westbound U.S. 24; westbound U.S. 6/24; Industrial Drive (Exit #41); eastbound U.S. 6/24 to the SR 424 interchange.
The entire new U.S. 24 alignment, from Waterville to Napoleon, is scheduled to open to traffic in September 2012. Project complete: May 2013. All work is weather permitting.
5. State Route 25: BG N. Main Street Widening Project
Wood County (136-11): Through summer of 2012, N. Main Street (SR 25), between Dill Street and Newton Road, is reduced to one lane in both directions with a designated center left-turn lane, for utility work. Through summer of 2012, intermittent lane restrictions are possible in both directions of N. Main Street (SR 25) at Poe Road, for intersection work. Access to all businesses will be maintained. Project complete: August 2013. All work is weather permitting.
6. State Route 105: Culvert Repair
Wood County (54-12): Through April, SR 105, from Poe Road to just east of Anderson Road, is closed for culvert repair. Detour: Bowling Green Road; US 6; SR 199. Project complete: September 2012. All work is weather permitting.
7. Various Routes: Resurfacing & Bridge Work *UPDATE*
Wood County (637-11): Beginning Tuesday, April 10 through Tuesday, April 24, SR 281 between SR 199 and US 6 will be closed for bridge repair. Detour: US 6; SR 199. Through May, intermittent lane restrictions will be possible on SR 281, from US 6 to SR 199 for resurfacing. Closures for bridge repair on US 23 and SR 795 will be announced. Lane restrictions on US 23, SR 281 and SR 795 for resurfacing will be announced. Project complete: September 2012. All work is weather permitting.
8. State Route 424: Culvert Replacement
Henry County (591-11): Through April, SR 424, between SR 108 and SR 281, is closed for culvert replacement. Local access will be maintained. Detour: SR 108; SR 281. Resurfacing work will be announced following culvert work. Project complete: September 2012. All work is weather permitting.
9. Hallett Avenue: Railroad Grade Separation
Fulton & Lucas Counties (1069-10): Through November 2012, Hallett Avenue, between Church Street and Garfield Avenue, is closed for construction of the overpass. Detour: Airport Highway; SR 64; Shaffer Road (CR J). Project complete: Summer 2013. All work is weather permitting.
10. State Route 53/163: Intersection Upgrade and Resurfacing
Ottawa County (278-11): Through May 2012, expect lane restrictions at the intersection of SR 53 and SR 163 for intersection upgrade. Access to businesses will be maintained. The resurfacing work on SR 53 from SR 163 to Water Street is complete. Project complete in May 2012. All work is weather permitting.
11. Various Routes: Guardrail Maintenance
District Wide (496-11): Through December 2012, nightly from 8pm to 6am, intermittent lane restrictions are possible district wide for guardrail maintenance. Project complete: December 2012. All work is weather permitting.
12. Various Routes: Electrical Maintenance
District Wide (572-11): Through December 2012, nightly from 8pm to 6am, intermittent lane restrictions are possible district wide for electrical maintenance. Project complete: December 2012. All work is weather permitting.
13. Various Routes: Sign Replacement *NEW PROJECT*
District Wide (511-11): Through December 2012, intermittent lane and shoulder restrictions are possible district wide for sign replacement. Interstate lane and ramp restrictions will be announced. All work is weather permitting.
For more information contact:
The District Two Public Information Office at (419) 373-4428
or email D02.PIO@dot.state.oh.us


If you live in South Jordan, you may well have seen the sign promoting the opening of a new Costco store on the corner of 104th south and Bangerter Highway. Originally, the store was supposed to open sometime in 2007, but so far, there has been little sign of any building work. So fed up with waiting, I rang the contact telephone number posted on the sign to try and find out what was going on.
Well it turns out that Costco have decided to wait for the expansion work on 104th to be completed before starting the construction on the store. Their current timeframe is for construction to start on the store in April 2009, with completion in September.


Caltrans and the Alameda County Transportation Commission held a virtual ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to celebrate the opening of a new express lane on northbound Interstate 680 in the Sunol area.
The express lane runs on northbound I-680 between south of Auto Mall Parkway and state Highway 84, and can be used by carpoolers, motorcyclists and transit vehicles, according to Caltrans.
A southbound express lane through the same area is still under construction. By spring 2021, tolling operations for solo drivers will be in operation in both directions, and there will be a near-continuous express lane system on I-680 from south of Highway 84 to north of Highway 262.
“I cannot stress enough the importance of this regional transportation project,” Fremont Mayor Lily Mei said in a news release. “Millions of drivers travel along this corridor, and now I can happily say that they will be able to reach their destinations more quickly and more reliably.”


The Kentucky Transportation Cupboard District 6 stories the next circumstances and/or operations. Motorists ought to pay attention to doable delays or lane closures on the next tasks:
KENTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY – HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
• Brent Spence Bridge – I-71/75 Southbound/Northbound (191.3 – 191.8 mile-marker) – A routine upkeep venture to scrub and paint the Brent Spence Bridge is underway. The venture would require numerous lane closures on each the north and southbound decks of the bridge, in addition to the closure of a number of ramps that present entry to the bridge. At present, the 2 left lanes are closed on each the north and southbound decks. Drivers are inspired to plan their drive, and when doable, use alternate routes to get across the bridge. The venture is anticipated to be full by Nov. 15.
• For updates and detours, please go to BrentSpenceBridgeInfo.org
• KY 20 (Petersburg Street) 11.4 – 14.2 mile-marker – Work is in progress on a security enchancment venture on KY 20 from west of KY 228 to Watts/Graves Street. Motorists ought to look ahead to crews, gear and lane closures.
• I-75 SB (183 – 178 mile-marker) – There are not any lane closures or impacts to visitors because of our work within the space. Please drive safely. An interstate rehabilitation venture is nearing completion between US 42 to KY 536 (Mt. Zion Street).
• KY 237 (Nice Valley Street) – A venture is in progress on Nice Valley Street between Valley View Drive and Rogers Lane. The roadway is being widened and re-aligned and consists of the development of a bridge and roundabout. Visitors is on the brand new alignment from simply north of Oakbrook Street/Carters Mill Lane to Rogers Lane to permit for the subsequent part of development. The brand new visitors sample will maintain one lane open in every path on KY 237 and Camp Ernst Street. All visitors will make the most of the brand new roundabout intersection of KY 237 and Camp Ernst Street. This visitors sample is anticipated to stay in place by means of venture completion, which is anticipated by summer time 2021.
Ongoing visitors impacts:
The intersection of Nice Valley Rd. (KY 237) and Thunder Ridge Dr. stays closed. Residential visitors won’t be able to entry Nice Valley Rd. from Thunder Ridge Dr., and visitors on Nice Valley Rd. won’t be able to entry Thunder Ridge Dr. The intersection is anticipated to stay closed till this space is full.
• KY 536 (Mt Zion Street) Double Crossover Diamond (DCD) interchange – Development is in progress between Tiburon Drive and US 25 (Dixie Freeway). The brand new single-lane roundabout on the intersection of Sherwood Lakes Dr. and the Biltmore Connector is now OPEN. The brand new connection that runs from Biltmore Blvd. to Funding Method is also open. As a reminder, visitors wishing to enter the roundabout ought to at all times yield to visitors already circling the roundabout.
Ongoing visitors impacts, climate allowing:
Crews shall be working alongside Mt. Zion Rd. between Tiburon Dr. and Dixie Hwy. (US 25). Occasional lane closures could happen, however visitors shall be maintained with flaggers when wanted.
The entry highway that join Berberich Dr. and Sam Neace Dr. is open.
• KY 338 (Richwood Street) Double Crossover Diamond (DCD) interchange and U.S. 25 Dixie Freeway SPUI – Work is in progress. Visitors on U.S. 25 is in a brand new visitors sample as work continues inside the venture space.
Ongoing Visitors Reminders:
The best lane of I-71/75 northbound is closed from roughly one-half mile south of the Richwood Rd. (KY 338) exit to the bridge over Frogtown Rd. (The size of the closure is roughly one mile.) This closure is anticipated to stay in place by means of the tip of the 12 months whereas enchancment work continues within the northbound ramp space.
As well as, the appropriate lane of I-71/75 southbound is closed on the Richwood Rd. (KY 338) exit for roughly one mile. This closure is anticipated to be in place by means of the tip of the 12 months.
Crews are working alongside Richwood Rd. (KY 338) between Triple Crown Blvd./Grand Nationwide Blvd. and Dixie Hwy. (US 25), and alongside the US 25 hall. Occasional lane closures could happen, however visitors shall be maintained with flaggers when wanted. Please pay attention to development autos getting into and exiting the venture space.
Crews are also persevering with work on Finest Pal Dr., Profitable Colours Dr., and Triple Crown Blvd. weekdays between 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Throughout this time, non permanent highway closures could also be wanted, and short-term detours shall be put into place.
Railroad Crossings Replace:
The Outdated Lexington Pike railroad crossing simply south of Richwood Rd. is closed.
All visitors will use Chambers Rd. to entry US 25 and I-71/75. Momentary visitors alerts have been put in on the intersection of Chambers Rd. and US 25 to assist enhance visitors stream. (Alerts will stay flashing till operational.)
This visitors sample is anticipated to be in place all through the length of the development work, which is scheduled to proceed by means of 2022, however choices to cut back the size of this closure are being evaluated.
The railroad crossing at Richwood Rd. and US 25 is now completely closed.
Throughout development, visitors will cross the railroad tracks on the intersection of Shorland Dr./Profitable Colours Dr., the place new visitors alerts are operational and timed to assist ease congestion and assist visitors stream by means of the intersection.
This closure is required in order that non permanent railroad tracks could be constructed within the venture space to permit for main intersection enhancements at Richwood Rd. and US 25.
• New I-275 – Graves Street Interchange – The brand new DCD interchange is OPEN to visitors. Work will proceed on a brand new highway connecting to KY 20 (Petersburg Street). Graves Street is closed between Worldwide Blvd. and Sequoia Dr. Entry for residential visitors solely shall be permitted. The closure is anticipated to stay in place till Sunday, Aug. 1, climate allowing, and is required in order that development of the brand new roadway can happen.
• U.S. 27 (8.8 – 10.5 mile-marker) – A pavement restore venture on U.S. 27 (Alexandria Pike) is in progress. A single lane closure shall be in place. Concrete slabs shall be eliminated and changed between KY 536 and Washington Avenue. Work will begin on the northbound aspect then change to the southbound. Anticipate delays and work is climate dependent.
• U.S. 27 (0 – 1 mile-marker) – A security enchancment venture is in progress on U.S. 27. Development will concentrate on three areas: the KY 177 intersection (17.1-17.5 marker ) going northbound to only previous KY 3162 (Lock Street) intersection, the Boss Dunaway Street intersection (19 milepost) in northern Pendleton County and the intersection of Plum Creek Church Street (1 milepost) in southern Campbell County. Motorists ought to pay attention to crews and lane closures within the work zone areas.
• KY 2926 (Winters Lane) 0.8 – 0.9 mile-marker – The highway is closed to by means of visitors on account of a slide. Native residents have entry. Please use KY 8 to KY 445 as a detour till the highway is repaired.
• KY 467 (Warsaw Street) 2.5 – 11.7 mile-marker/Curry Street (0 – .08 mile-marker) – A base failure and resurfacing venture is in progress on KY 467 from KY 1132 (Folsom Street) o KY 22 in Dry Ridge. All of Curry Street shall be resurfaced. Crews will work throughout sunlight hours. Some weekend work is feasible. Motorists ought to train warning and look ahead to flaggers, visitors management gadgets, development personnel, and gear getting into and leaving the work zone.
• KY 236 (Commonwealth Avenue) 1.4 – 2 mile-marker – Paving is full. Thermo markings at intersections to be put in. The rest of labor will happen throughout nighttime hours.
• KY 371 (Collins/Amsterdam Street) 2.2 – 4.8 mile-marker – Paving is full. Thermo markings at intersections to be put in. The rest of labor will happen throughout nighttime hours.
• KY 16 (Taylor Mill Street) 13 -13.8 mile-marker – Paving is full. Thermo markings at intersections to be put in. The rest of labor will happen throughout nighttime hours.
• KY 17 (Madison Pike) 4.3 – 4.8 mile-marker/7.8 milepost – A freeway security enchancment venture has begun to enhance sight distance between the realm of KY 14 and Cruise Creek and realign the KY 17 intersection at KY 2042 (Moffett Street). Utility work is at the moment in progress. Development work is anticipated to start Might 10. Motorists ought to look ahead to crews, gear, flaggers, and doable lane closures in the course of the venture.
• KY 1501 (Arms Pike) – Development on a brand new, two-lane highway will realign Arms Pike from the KY 17 (Madison Pike) and KY 3035 (Outdated Madison Pike) intersection to Crystal Lake Drive is in progress. Visitors impacts shall be minimal. Motorists ought to look ahead to development crews and gear within the venture space.
• John A. Roebling Bridge (KY 17) – The John A. Roebling Bridge is totally closed to vehicular visitors for a prolonged restoration venture to protect the 154 year-old historic landmark. A pedestrian walkway will stay open in the course of the venture. The bridge is scheduled to reopen to visitors by the tip of November and the general venture is anticipated to be full by Dec. 31. Motorists could use the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge (U.S. 25) or the 4th Avenue/Veterans Bridge (KY 8) to the Taylor Southgate Bridge (U.S. 27) as a detour.
• KY 2373 (Bromley-Crescent Springs Street) – 3.1 – 3.8 mile-marker – A security enchancment venture is in progress between Anderson Street and Amsterdam Street. Look ahead to crews, gear and lane closures within the work zone. The highway is closed to by means of visitors for a number of months in order that crews can do utility work and set up a field culvert and retaining wall. Motorists could use Anderson Street (KY 2373) to Buttermilk Pike (KY 371) to Collins Street to Amsterdam Street as a detour.
• KY 177 (Decoursey Pike) – 11.8 – 19.3 mile-marker – A pavement venture is in progress on KY 177 (Decoursey Pike) from KY 2044 (Petty Street) to Banklick Creek Bridge. Climate and crew schedule allowing, base failure work will happen throughout weekdays from 7:30 a.m. till 6:30 p.m. Flaggers will shut one lane within the work zone. Crews will return within the spring of 2021 to finish the resurfacing of this 7.5-mile part of roadway.
• KY 1883 (Slatin Street) 0 – 1.3 mile-marker – A resurfacing venture is in progress on KY 1883 from KY 2018 to KY 607. Work is weather-dependent. Motorists ought to train warning and look ahead to flaggers, visitors management gadgets, development personnel, and gear to enter and go away the work zone. Anticipate quick delays.
• KY 607 (New Columbus Street) 8.7 – 17.4 mile-marker – A resurfacing venture is scheduled to start as soon as KY 1883 resurfacing is full. The part to be resurfaced is from Outdated Owenton Georgetown Street to the Grant County line on KY 1883 from KY 2018 to KY 607. Work is weather-dependent. Motorists ought to train warning and look ahead to flaggers, visitors management gadgets, development personnel, and gear to enter and go away the work zone. Anticipate quick delays.
• KY 159 (Nice Hill Street) (4.6 milepost) – A bridge substitute venture on KY 159 (Nice Hill Street) bridge over North Little Kincaid Creek is in progress. The venture would require a full closure. A signed detour shall be in place utilizing KY 609 to KY 177 to KY 159. The highway will re-open on August 7.
• U.S. 27 (17.1 – 19.3 mile-marker) – A security enchancment venture is in progress on U.S. 27. Development will concentrate on three areas: the KY 177 intersection (17.1-17.5 marker ) going northbound to only previous KY 3162 (Lock Street) intersection, the Boss Dunaway Street intersection (19 milepost) in northern Pendleton County and the intersection of Plum Creek Church Street (1 milepost) in southern Campbell County. Motorists ought to pay attention to crews and lane closures within the work zone areas.
• U.S. 27 (14.7 – 17.1 mile-marker) – Paving is full between Nation Membership Drive and KY 177 in Butler, Kentucky. Thermo marking and rumble strip work stays. Look ahead to crews and gear within the work zone.
WORK ZONE TIPS
1. Anticipate the sudden.
3. Don’t tailgate. Preserve a secure distance between you and the automobile forward of you.
4. Preserve a secure distance between your car and the development employees and gear.
5. Take note of the indicators.
6. Obey highway crew flaggers.
7. Keep alert and decrease distractions.
8. Sustain with the visitors stream.
9. Navigate visitors with GoKY TRIMARC or by way of Waze in your smartphone!
10. You’ll be able to comply with us on the social media hyperlinks beneath.
11. Figuring out the place the development zones are previous to the journey can decrease frustration and delays.
12. Be affected person and keep calm.
Get Northern Kentucky highway development updates on KYTC District 6 web page. Comply with KYTC District 6 on our Fb web page at KYTC District 6 or on our Twitter account KYTC District 6.
See the Driving NKY Progress website


2009 By John Boom
Yass is a beautiful town that I visit on a regular basis and I've found the town has gone
quiet backwards over the last few years. I suppose the bypass highway and a lack of local
employment has just taken its toll.
There are many historic buildings and its well worth a visit and a small diversion off the


Monday, January 15, 2018
When Ben called Bill
Question: Good morning Brian. Mr. Mayor, good morning.
Mayor: Good morning Ben.
Lehrer: What’s your question Ben?
Question: Okay, I’ve been involved in the Willets Point issue for ten years since the adoption of the 2008 development plan, and nothing’s been accomplished. Nothing's going to happen until you, Mr. Mayor, wake up to reality. Bloomberg gave this deal to a bunch of real estate moguls who were deceitful and liars. They never had any intention of doing the job, they wanted to build a casino. When that failed they came up with an absurd plan that they needed to have a mega-mall and Citi Field parking lot to earn enough money to build it. These are multi-millionaires. They never had intention of doing anything. And you have an opportunity now to get things straightened out. Get rid of these guys. We don’t need them. You go ahead and hire somebody else to do the job.
Lehrer: Ben let me ask you. What’s your issue? Is it the building of a mall on public parkland in Flushing Meadows –
Question: No, no
Lehrer: – Park?
Question: That’s dead at the moment. The New York State Court of Appeals said they could not build the mall. We’re talking about Willets Plan, the 2008 plan.
Question: We’re now concerned, there’s a rumor, that this administration may be giving 23 acres of Willets Point land to these builders. We oppose that. That costs of hundreds of millions of dollars. They’re giving it to these guys for one dollar.
Lehrer: Mr. Mayor, go ahead.
Mayor: Okay, I – Brian I know Ben, and Ben I truly admire you, you’ve been at a number of my town hall meetings and you’re a passionate activist and you have been for decades. So I thank you. I think – look, first be careful about rumors. I’ve said to you in public before, I want to reaffirm it to everyone who’s listening. We want affordable housing at Willets Point, that’s our priority. We’re not focused on anything else, we want affordable housing. And anything the City does will come with the guarantee upfront and the actualization of a substantial amount of affordable housing or else we won’t approve anything. So, there’s a lot more that’s going to play out. Ben is exactly right that the Court of Appeals decision I think put us in a position to fix the mistakes of the previous administration. I share a lot of his critique that I think the original concept of Willets was supposed to be focused on community needs including the need for affordable housing, it drifted substantially or was altered substantially in the years before I came into office. We want to go back to that original focus on affordable housing.
Ben also sent out a letter to the editor on the subject.


This road is being resurfaced in August. The expected start date is 8 August and the road will be closed 7.30am – 6pm, for approximately 4 days. The work is weather dependent so the dates could change. There will be a diversion in place via West Wratting so people living in the High Street and Burton End can expect an increase in traffic.
- Burton End closure 14-18 Sept 2020
- CHURCH SERVICES


HB 629 (BR 2251) - J. Jenkins
AN ACT relating to advertisements of bids by local air boards.
Amend KRS 424.260, regarding advertisements for bids by local governments, to allow local air boards to advertise for bids exclusively on the Internet under limited circumstances, set forth limitations and requirements; create a new section of KRS Chapter 183, regarding local air boards, to conform.
Feb 27-introduced in House
Mar 1-to Transportation (H)
Mar 4-reassigned to Local Government (H)
Mar 8-posted in committee


$4,375 3 bed 100 Lincoln Lane, Dearborn MI, 48126
Most errands require a car.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from The Lincoln at Fairlane Town Center.
The Lincoln at Fairlane Town Center is in the city of Dearborn, MI. Dearborn has an average Walk Score of 55 and has 98,153 residents.Learn More About Dearborn


Villagers are invited to attend a meeting tonight, Thursday, about plans being made for the Tour de France this summer.
The Grand Depart of the international cycle race will visit Addingham twice, on July 5 and 6, and local and regional organisations, and local authorities, are busy planning for the visit and the influx of tourists to the area.
The meeting tonight, at Addingham Memorial Hall, Main Street, will hear an update from Bradford Council on its plans for the village. The meeting starts at 7.30pm.
For more information, e-mail email@example.com.


SAMUI — Tired of waiting for the authorities to repair a small chasm in their road, a group of merchants on Koh Samui on Monday took matters into their own hands.
Located at a three-way junction near Chaweng beach, the 50-centimeter by 1-meter hole has caused many road accidents for local residents and tourists, which spurred local merchants to finally do it themselves.
“Many accidents happened here. I’ve seen many tourists injured from this, and I felt bad for them,” said Samran Lungkum, a 52-year-old souvenir merchant. “So I and other merchants living nearby spent 400 baht on asphalt.”
It’s money well-spent, she said.
“If we don’t have tourists, we won’t be able to make a living,” Samran said. “I’m happy that there won’t be any road accidents here anymore.”
A leather merchant, who asked only to be identified as Natthakan, said some tourists lack motorcycle-riding skills and often fall.
“We waited too long for the municipality to repair the road,” Natthakan said.
There have not been any road accidents in the area since the road was repaired, Samran said.
Koh Samui municipal officials could not be reached for comment.


Will the City Survey my property?
The City does not survey privately owned land for citizens. You must call a private, independent Registered Professional Land Surveyor to survey your property.
Does the City have a copy of the survey that I got when I bought my home?
The City does not have copies of private surveys, nor does the Dallas County Clerk keep or file copies of private surveys. You may be able to get a copy of your survey from the surveying company that did the survey; or the title company where you closed on your home.
Where can I get a copy of a subdivision plat?
From the Planning Department at 800 Main St., 2nd Floor.


This story has been updated.
Accusations of secret deals and private plans are in front of a judge today. The residents of Pleasant Ridge are taking on the city of Charlestown in court.
The neighbors argue they are being driven out of their homes illegally.Their attorneys provided documents that they say prove the Mayor and a private developer have been working together for years.
The city maintains the mayor and the developer do not share an agenda. Today the judge will hear both sides of the case in a preliminary injunction hearing.
The neighbors hope this will stop the city from moving forward with their inspection plan, which they say is the first phase to kicking them out of their homes. They claim that they are being driven out based on allegations that their homes have health hazards, which they say is not true.
The hearing is expected to last most of the day. The mayor expected to take the stand at any moment.
UPDATES: This is only a preliminary injunction. The residents of Pleasant Ridge are asking the city to stop their home inspection program until the lawsuit makes its way to court. Residents say that program is the base of the city's plan to illegally drive them out of their homes.
In front of a judge, Charlestown Mayor Bob Hall defended his attempts to revitalize Pleasant Ridge, a low-income community in the heart of his city.
"I'm doing what a mayor is supposed to do in a community and that's look for the best for the whole community, and you take on challenges and you try to make the best out of them and be a win-win," Mayor Bob Hall said.
But the men and women who live there tell a different story.
"We're good people. We are really good people in our neighborhood. The neighbor has tried to say that our neighborhood is full of crime. I've lived there for 40 years and have never been bothered by anybody," Says Ellen Keith.
© 2018 WHAS-TV


What an opportunity! These don't come up often, an available building lot in the heart of our town! Ready for you to build your dream house! NO BUILDING RESTRICTIONS! Public water and sewer. Old Alley is now partially paved by neighbor, use this to enter property. Lot Size 63x150x58x131.85
*All fees are for estimate purposes only.
Directions: From Presqueisle Street to S. 9th Street. Property on Left at the top of the hill. Look for sign.
|Property Code 29-103-042-0000|
Get your local market report by signing up for a FREE valuation


Our team is committed to the success of your next project. We are available for consultation to determine the most efficient land use strategy for your development.
We can support the needs of different types of projects from residential and commercial subdivisions to multi floor high rises. We can assist in approvals process, pre-construction, construction thru to settlement.
|SUBDIVISION MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING|


12:39PM, Wednesday 25 May 2022
Photo from Transport for London
It was a momentous day for transport on Tuesday as Crossrail officially opened for passenger service in central London.
The Elizabeth line welcomed its first commuters as it left Paddington station at 6.30am to Abbey Wood, following years of delays to the £18.9billion project.
Only the central London tunnels opened this week but customers in Maidenhead and Slough will be able to ride into the capital without changing trains by the autumn.
The full line – which will eventually stretch from Reading in the west to Shenfield in Essex – is not expected to open until May next year.
Thousands of passengers were welcomed on to the first service by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, London’s transport commissioner, Andy Byford, and Crossrail CEO, Mark Wild.
Excited commuters donned Union Jack clothing and Royal Family masks as they experienced the new line for the first time.
The Elizabeth line was named after the Queen, with the opening of the route coinciding with Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next weekend.
The monarch was also on hand to open the line at Paddington at a special ceremony earlier this month.
Shorter journey times from Paddington to central London stations have been revealed, with a journey to Tottenham Court Road taking just five minutes.
Meanwhile, travellers between Paddington and Abbey Wood will be on the train for just under half an hour, as opposed to an hour on the existing tube network.
A total of nine new stations have been created in central London for the Elizabeth line, with services every five minutes from 6.30am-11pm Monday to Saturday.
Maidenhead, Twyford, Taplow and Burnham are now officially on the Transport for London tube map, with all services between Reading to Paddington currently operating as TfL Rail being rebranded to the Elizabeth line.
Andy Byford, London's Transport Commissioner, said: “After years of hard work, I'm delighted that we are opening this transformational railway with an enormous contribution from TfL and industry colleagues who helped get the project open. I’m looking forward to welcoming our first customers with immense pride and excitement. This is a truly historic moment for the capital and the UK.”
Darren Caplan, chief executive of the Railway Industry Association (RIA), added: “The Elizabeth line really is an exceptional achievement for TfL, Government and the UK railway industry.
“It is a bold project that will not only transform how passengers travel across London, but it will also boost economic growth for the capital and the country as a whole.”
Want to find out more about what the Elizabeth line means for Maidenhead and Slough? Click here.
Closures are planned on the M4 between Langley and the M25 this weekend for smart motorway works.


The ACT Government is proposing to upgrade William Slim Drive to a dual carriageway between Ginninderra Drive and the Barton Highway.
There are around 20,000 vehicle movements each day on William Slim Drive and this is only going to increase with further housing development in surrounding areas.
Key features of the duplication include:
- two lanes in each direction between Ginninderra Drive and the Barton Highway
- 6.4 kilometres of new on-road cycle lanes
- new signalised intersection at Dumas Street/William Slim Drive
- additional bus stops and upgrading of existing ones.
The draft design is now available for public display. There will be two drop-in information sessions in February and the project team will be available to answer questions about the design.
Date: Wednesday 20 February 2019
Time: 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm
Location: Training Room 1, Gungahlin Library
Date: Friday 22 February 2019
Time:11 am to 1 pm
Location: Community Room, Belconnen Library
If you have any questions, you can contact the project team by emailing us at [email protected] or contacting Access Canberra on 13 22 81.


The James Island Town Council meeting will be held tonight at 7:00 p.m. by Zoom Virtual Platform. Please see the attached meeting packet for agenda items of discussion and public participation.
Amended Meeting Packet
Thursday, September 17, 2020 10:13:00 AM
Sept 17th Meeting
Wednesday, September 16, 2020 10:26:00 AM
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold its regularly scheduled meeting tonight on Zoom at 7:00 p.m. Information regarding the meeting and cases before the Board is included in the meeting packet found here
Tuesday, September 15, 2020 10:50:00 AM
The following meetings will be held during the week of Monday, September 14th.
Tuesday, September 15 @ 7:00 p.m., Board of Zoning Appeals via Zoom. Please see meeting packet for participation and cases to be heard before the Board. Meeting Packet
Thursday, September 17 @ 7:00 p.m. Town Council Meeting via Zoom. Please see the meeting packet for participation and agenda discussion. Meeting Packet
Monday, September 14, 2020 10:31:00 AM
The James Island Town Council will meet on Thursday, September 17 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Please see the attached meeting packet and information to join the meeting.
Meeting Agenda and Packet
Friday, September 11, 2020 5:30:00 PM


Won’t you help us beautify the neighborhood by picking up trash and removing graffiti on Saturday mornings? The Golden Triangle Litter League meets every Saturday, April through October. Please join us!
Meet up location:
950 N Broadway
Meet at Broadway Market at 8:30 am, tidy up the neighborhood for 1 hour, then return to Broadway Market and sip coffee with new and old friends, courtesy of your Golden Triangle Creative District!


On Friday night, Aug. 14, the Village of Monroe Downtown Revitalization Committee presented its first Downtown Dining experience.
With Lake Street closed off from Stage Road to Millpond Parkway, the street was decorated with flowers and lights and filled with tables to create an al fresco dinning experience.
With the weather permitting, downtown dining is happening Fridays from 5 to 10 p.m. and Saturdays from 2 to 10 p.m. through the end of September.
For updates and information, visit the Village of Monroe website at www.villageofmonroe.org.
See related letter to the editor on Page 12.


This profile was last updated on 7/30/15 and contains information from public web pages.
Clare YatesWrong Clare Yates?
Local Address: New York , United States
Historic Albany Foundation
89 Lexington Ave
Albany , New York 12206
Company Description: Historic Albany Foundation is a private, not-for-profit membership organization working to promote the preservation and appreciation of the built environment in and... more


The following transit lines have routes that pass near Calle Del Pensamiento
Click on the Bus route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.From Manuel Becerra, Madrid 68 min
Click on the Metro route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.From Manuel Becerra, Madrid 63 min
Click on the Train route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.From Aeropuerto T4, Madrid 98 min
The closest stations to Calle Del Pensamiento are:
These Train lines stop near Calle Del Pensamiento: C4.
These Metro lines stop near Calle Del Pensamiento: M-10.
How to get to Calle Del Pensamiento in Alcobendas, Spain?
It’s easy with Moovit. Type in your street address and Moovit’s route finder will locate the fastest way to get you there! Not sure where to get off on the street? Download the Moovit App to find live directions (including where to get off on Calle Del Pensamiento), see timetables and get the estimated arrival times for your favorite Bus, Metro or Train lines.
Looking for the nearest stop or station to Calle Del Pensamiento? Check out this list of closest stops available to your destination: Dalia - Jazmín; Ctra. A1 - Cuesta Blanca; Yuca - Ctra. N1; Vereda Norte - Camino Nuevo.
Download the Moovit App to see the current schedule and routes available for Alcobendas. No need to install a special bus app to check the bus time or a train app to get train time. Moovit is the only all-in-one transit app that helps you get where you need to go.
We make riding on public transit to Calle Del Pensamiento easy, which is why over 720 million users, including users in Alcobendas trust Moovit as the best app for public transit.