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Ann Arbor Council Postpones DDA Financing Action
Ann Arbor City Council has now postponed action until their second meeting in October on proposed ordinance amendments to limit the amount of tax increment financing the Downtown Development Authority can collect.
WEMU's Andrew Cluley has more.
It will be at least another month, probably two before Ann Arbor City Council considers ordinance amendments to limit the amount of tax increment financing the Downtown Development can collect. The delay comes as council is looking at a new formula that would capture growth at a set percentage, likely somewhere between three and ten percent.
DDA executive director Susan Pollay says during this month long delay they will be running figures to see what the impact on projects would be based on the different possible funding caps.
Pollay adds that they will just be estimates because there is no way to know if enough developments will take place in any given year to ensure the DDA can capture the full amount of revenue. The amendments would also impose term limits on DDA board members and exchange the city administrator for the mayor on the board.
The ordinance amendments would also place term limits on DDA board members. Council postponed action on the issue until October 21st.


Main Road Through Frilsham Closed
The main road through Frilsham will be closed between its junction with Beechfield Lane and its junction with Pot Kiln Lane from 08:00 on Wednesday 12th to 17:00 on Saturday 15th January.
The purpose of this closure is for Thames Water contractors to disconnect and cap a redundant water main.
Residential access will be maintained throughout. Blue light access permitted throughout these works.


With less than a month left in the legislative session, the House and Senate Capital Investment Committees are busy assembling their bonding bills. The top bonding priority for Greater Minnesota cities this session is funding for clean water infrastructure grant and loan programs.
With billions of dollars of need statewide over the next 20 years, it is essential that the Legislature pass a large bonding bill that includes at least $167 million for water infrastructure programs (as included in SF 2668/HF 3122).
While vital to helping our communities, this funding alone will not be enough to make wastewater and water upgrades affordable for many of our cities. The Legislature should also create a supplemental grant program (SF 3075/HF 3332) that will ensure city sewer rates will not bankrupt rural residents.
It is critical that CGMC city leaders email or call Capital Investment Committee Chairs Rep. Dean Urdahl and Sen. Dave Senjem, House Speaker Kurt Daudt, Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka and your own legislators.
Ask them to pass a bonding bill that includes at least $167M for clean water infrastructure grant and loan programs for cities and also funds a new supplemental grant program. Let them know that:


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GRAND RAPIDS, (WZZM) - The East Hills Council of Neighbors wants to bring back outdoor ice-skating rinks to their community.
Construction of an ice rink in Cherry Park began Saturday morning.
It's being built on top of the neighborhood's wading pool, which organizers say is great because it is already fenced in. The rink will be monitored by volunteers, and donated skating equipment will be provided for children.
Organizers believe ice rinks will help to promote year-round activity in their community. The ice rink will officially open January 18th.


Lane Closures Scheduled for Kalāheo Aug. 2-10
The Department of Public Works and its contractor Maui Kupuno Builders are announcing that portions of Kālaheo will be closed Aug. 2 to Aug. 10, weekdays, weather permitting.
The lane closures are necessary for road resurfacing work.
Lane closures will occur during the following dates and locations:
Aug. 2 to Aug. 4, Pu‘u Road, from Papalina Road near the Kukuiolono Golf Course to Lolo Road, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and Aug. 5 to Aug. 10, Papalina Road, from Pu‘u Road near the Kukuiolono Golf Course to Kaumuali‘i Highway, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
With school in session, no work on Papalina Road will occur during the peak traffic times for school drop-off and pick-up.
Make the appropriate arrangements to accommodate the necessary road closures, use alternate routes, and allow extra time to get to destinations. During this time, no parking will be allowed in the work zones. Flaggers will be positioned at both ends of the work zone to direct traffic.
Anyone with questions may contact Maui Kupono Builders at 808-369-1800 or Todd Ozaki at the County of Kaua‘i at 808-241-4845.


The Whitman Water Department will begin flushing water mains throughout the Town’s system starting on Wednesday, May 13, 2015. The work will continue for about three weeks and will be done Monday - Friday evenings between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m.
While the mains are being flushed, residents may experience discolored water, for
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Quick fix option for well heads approved
Up to $2 million will be spent on carrying out interim remediation work on dozens of Christchurch cities below ground wellheads.
Christchurch City Council has given the go-ahead for interim remediation work to be done on up to 42 below ground wellheads that tap into flowing artesian aquifers where the risk of contamination is low.
By doing minor work on those wellheads, the Council can bring them up to the standard required to obtain secure status for the next two years, but in the future they will need to be replaced with above ground wellheads or abandoned.
The interim remediation work will get underway this summer provided water use can be kept at a level low enough to allow the wells to be temporarily taken out of service.


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 M I NUT E S
 e EUGENE CITY COUNCIL
 September 24, 1979
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 Adjourned meeting from September 19, 1979, of the City Council of the City of
 Eugene, Oregon, was called to order by his Honor Mayor Gus Keller at 7:30 p.m.,
 Council Chamber, September 24, 1979, with the following Councilors present; Jack
 Delay, Betty Smith, D.W Hamel, Eric Haws Scott Lieuallen, Brian Obie, Gretchen
 Miller, and Emily Schue.
 --.-.--- ---- --- _._---- ----- ------ ------- ,--,---
 I. PLANNER RESIGNATION--Manager announced that Planner Jim Saul will be
 leaving the City December 31, 1979 to become a partner with Moreland/
 Unruh/Smith. Mayor Keller praised Mr. Saul on his performance while with
 the City.
 II. PUBLIC HEARINGS
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 A. B,ezoni n_gs
 1. Property located on the north side of Stewart Road from RA
 Suburban Residential District and M-2 Light Industrial District
 e to M-1/SR Limited Industrial District with Site Review Procedures
 (Safley)(Z 79-18) (Map distributed) ___,__
 Recommended Approval by Planning Commission July 24, 1979.
 Vote 5:0
 2. Property located east of Bailey Hill Road and north of West 11th
 Avenue from RA Suburban Residential District and M-2 Light Indus-
 trial District to M-l/SR Limited Industrial District with Site
 Review Procedures (Broughton/Walsh)(Z 79-21) JM~~tri~uted)
 Recommended Approval by Planning Commission July 24, 1979. Vote 4: 1
 3. Property located north of Stewart Road and east of Bailey Hill
 Road from RA Suburban Residential District and M-3 Heavy Indus-
 trial District to M-l/SR Limited Industrial District with Site
 Review Procedures (Eugene Planning Commission) (Z 79-22) (Map
 distributed)
 Recommended Approval by Planning Commission'Ju13l21f;T979. Vote 5:0
 Manager introduced the topics. Mr. Saul, Planner, said this particular
 area has been of concern for the last 10 years, due mainly to residen-
 tial zoning along the north side of Stewart and Bailey Hill Road.
 There is a mix of light industrial and heavy industrial as well. Over
 the last several years a number of zone change requests have come
 before the City. The City was consistent, denying all of them and
 directed further study to determine the appropriate type of development.
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SCOTT CREEK PROJECT
This project was designed to replace culverts that were too small, causing over-road flooding and erosion issues when large rain events produce high rain totals. In addition to larger culverts, "grade dips/overflow areas" will be designed. Estimated cost of this project is $40,000.
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IN THE BEGINNING - AT THE NORTH CROSSING
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Free event for all residents, businesses, organisations and community groups. It’s time to get involved and have your say on how Yanchep can activate places and spaces in our vibrant community!
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- Time(s):6pm - 8pm
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Culvert Work to Prompt Stearns County Detour
ST. CLOUD -- Stearns County road crews will be performing some culvert work Monday and Tuesday which will prompt a detour on County Highway 6 near Highway 15 in south St. Cloud.
The work will take place on County Highway 6 between Highway 74 and Highway 134.
A detour is posted.


Kathleen Blanco To Be Honored
Today, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards will be honoring former Governor Kathleen Babineaux Blanco with a dedication.
Blanco will be honored again by local and state officials this time with the dedication of a roadway in her honor.
Officials will be meeting in the 2200 block of the Northwest Evangeline Thruway as that section of roadway will be named in honor of the former governor.
The highway will be unveiled as the Kathleen Babineaux Blanco Highway.
The ceremony will begin at 5:30 this evening.


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Mumbai : Since slums post-1995 are not eligible for a BMC water connection, they try to get an illegal connection and resort to water theft. In a letter to BMC’s urban development department, Ramesh Bamble, Chief Engineer (Hydraulics) has asked the govt to provide such slums with legal water connections in order to prevent water theft.
BMC supplies 3700 MLD water every day to Mumbai. But due to water theft, illegal connections and leakages, 27 per cent of water is wasted everyday.
Last year, 5,251 illegal water connections were detected by BMC in Mumbai City which had the highest number of such illegal connections, that is 2,137. Eastern Suburbs had 2,019 illegal water connections which is the second highest number of illegal connections followed by Western suburbs which had 1,095 unauthorised connections.
According to procedure, a BMC official said, the BMC cuts unauthorised water connection and fines the concerned person. It then files a FIR against the person who has been using the water. But several times, BMC doesn’t know who is using illegal water connection. So how can BMC take action against illegal connection. And thus, the modus operandi goes on.
BMC official also said that slum-dwellers are getting water from the water mafia. And water mafia is notorious for using illegal water connections.
Bamble said, BMC has given legal water connection to up until 1995 slum areas. So BMC should legalise water connections for post-1995 slums too so that water theft can be controlled. Also he said, BMC will send water bills after legalising post-1995 slums for official water connections.


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PromTransStroy designs and constructs new tram lines and reconstructs the ones in operation.
The company was set up in 2011. Its top managers have the experience of more than 25 years of breaking tram lines in Russia.
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The project team broke the tram lines in 7 cities: Moscow, Ufa, Tula, Tver, Nizhniy Novgorod, Chelyabinsk, Kursk.
The length overall of tram lines is more than 110 km.
In 2012 the first range of tram lines in Ufa has been successfully finished.
In Ufa there has also been made the engineering expertise of the express tramway.


Project attained LEED Silver certification.
This is a retrofit for a high-end retail clothing store in the South Edmonton Common shopping mall.
Floor was burnished after application of LIQUI-HARD ULTRA and BELLATRIX.
MEL-ROL was used for effective waterproofing of this water treatment plant.
This project was submitted for LEED Silver certification.
This project featured our new CLAY-TITE bentonite waterproofing membrane.
A complete waterproofing system was created for this blindside installation.
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This parking structure featured both waterproofing and vaporproofing materials from W. R. MEADOWS.
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Project featured 100,000 square feet of concrete densification in China.
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PERMINATOR and PERMINATOR TAPE were installed in this large Canadian project.
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This project involves reconstructing the Butler Boulevard/San Pablo Road interchange as a diverging diamond interchange (DDI). Through its unique design, a diverging diamond interchange enhances mobility and improves safety by eliminating conflict points for motorists seeking to turn left. In a DDI, drivers cross over to travel briefly on the left side of the road and then seamlessly return to the right side of the road on the other side of the intersection. Additionally, the DDI promotes efficiency with only two clearance intervals (the time for traffic signals to change from green to yellow to red) instead of the six or more found in other interchange designs. FDOT District Two is currently constructing diverging diamond interchanges at I-95 and State Road A1A (State Road 200) in Nassau County, First Coast Expressway and Henley Road in Clay County and First Coast Expressway and State Road 16 in Clay County. A video with more information about diverging diamond interchanges is available at www.nflroads.com/DDI.
During construction, driver speeds will be restricted to 30 miles per hour on San Pablo Road and 35 miles per hour on ramps to and from Butler Boulevard. No lane closures will be permitted from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Lane closures for the upcoming week are posted every Friday afternoon at http://www.nflroads.com/trafficreport.
Project Starts: January 2020
Expected Completion: Spring 2022
Contractor: Watson Civil Construction
Sub-Contractor: Duval Asphalt Products, Inc.


Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic
Location: Calstock Road To Churchtowne Houses
Timing: 5th July 2021 to 3rd September 2021
Contact: Collard Construction Ltd Tel 01752 283836 or alan@collardconstruction.
The above closure has been approved. Please click the following link to view a map and associated documents:


New Residential Buildings
J.W. Construction Holding S.A. has commissioned Mostostal Warszawa to execute as a general contractor the reinforced concrete structures and bricklaying works of six multifamily buildings in the "Górczewska Park" housing complex. The contract was signed on 30 August 2007. Works are to be completed by May 2008.


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Wasserklops 'klops' meaning meatballs - refers to the fountain outside the Europa Center. Its official name
is Weltkugel-Brunnen. It was designed by Joachim Schmettau and was built in 1983.
Between 1982 und 1984 the Breitscheid Platz was re-designed by Ivan Krustik und Oskar Reith. It had only become a pedestrian area since 1977/78 when the connection between Kurfürstendamm und Budapester Straße was blocked.


To satisfy the potable water needs of the increasingly expanding population of the Federal Capital Territory, do you know that the Buhari administration has been constructing the Greater Abuja Water Supply Scheme, which is even near completion?
This was disclosed on Thursday, September 22, 2022 by the Director of Information and Communications of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Mallam Muhammad Hamzat Sule who explained that the project will supply water to about 50 new estates within the phases III and IV of Abuja city.
This is remarkably commendable, as it demonstrates the willingness and readiness of the Buhari administration to respond to the welfare needs of Nigerians. And of added significance to this is the fact that the Greater Abuja Water Supply Scheme will be a source of new jobs in the city.
Yes, Nigeria is on track!


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Shinewater skatepark is a back-and-forth plaza style concrete skatepark built by Wheelscape.
The concrete park replaces the original timber ramps which featured a back and forth run with a quarter pipe and flat bank either side of a funbox.
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What are Regional Mayors?
There are a few different types of Mayors in the UK, generally they are directly elected (meaning you get to vote for them) to lead and represent a local or combined authority area.
Although you still do get some appointed Mayors for towns/cities etc (usually they wear a big gold chain!), we won’t be talking about them here.
We’ve listed the Mayors on this page (and provided links to further information), and also indicated if there is an upcoming election.
Mayor of London
The role of Mayor of London was created in 2000 as the first directly elected position of its kind. The Mayor of London’s overarching duty is to promote economic, social, and environmental improvements in London.
Combined Authority Mayors
A combined authority is a type of local government that allow local authorities (councils) to ‘pool resources’ on issues such as transport and economic development.
Single Authority Mayors
Single authority mayors represent one local authority or council.


The City of Asheville maintains a beautiful and growing system of greenways throughout the city for your recreation and transportation enjoyment. We invite you to grab your bike, hiking boots, or tennis shoes and explore the following completed greenways.
For email updates, sign up for our Greenways mailing list!
Explore our interactive Greenways Map!
Lucy Crown, Greenways Coordinator


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On Sunday, June 6, 2021, Jennette, a young mother, was struck by two drivers and killed while exiting the Columbia City light rail station and crossing Martin Luther King Jr Way S. Her sister left a memorial at the intersection of Edmunds and Martin Luther King Way S with a note that said, “My sister Jennette was hit by 2 cars on June 6. One driver hit and ran. She was a daughter, aunt, and mother. We want justice for our family and her son. Forever loved and missed.”
Over a year later, no one has been held accountable for her death, and nothing has been done to prevent a similar death from occurring again.
This is the reality of Seattle’s Vision Zero plan. According to a recent presentation given to City Council, 87 serious injury or fatal crashes have occurred on Seattle’s streets in the past six months. As a result of these preventable crashes, 12 people have died and 12 families have been torn apart. These are not random events. People who die and are injured in traffic crashes are disproportionately Black, elderly, disabled, and unhoused. In part, this is because people impacted by crashes frequently live, work, or play near unsafe roads like Rainier Avenue and Martin Luther King Way in the South End.
This is why from 2019 to 2021 nearly half of Seattle’s fatal crashes occurred in District 2, which covers most of the area south of I-90 and east of the Duwamish Waterway. In 2021 alone, 56% of fatal crashes occurred here. We know that vehicular deaths are a consequence of infrastructure, yet almost nothing has been done in Seattle to tame our most dangerous roads.
Rainier Valley Greenways and Safe Streets (RVGSS) is an organization that, among other projects, aims to eliminate traffic deaths in the Rainier Valley. After Jennette’s death, RVGSS wrote a letter to the Seattle Department of Transportation and Sound Transit asking them to take steps to prioritize transit riders crossing Martin Luther King Way. Riders are forced to wait at long signals that prioritize north-south car traffic, and frequently cross against the light to avoid watching a train pull away without them. This design affects each of the at-grade light rail stations in the South End, namely Columbia City, Othello, and Rainier Beach.
The recently announced 20-minute headways through the Rainier Valley resulting from Sound Transit’s “Future Ready” Link light rail repair work will only exacerbate this issue by drastically increasing the cost of missing a train. To this point, a coalition of Beacon Hill and South End organizations have submitted a letter asking for Sound Transit to mitigate the long headways, which have already been cut in half north of the Stadium station.
But more needs to be done. These traffic deaths are the direct consequence of building the light rail at street level to save money, and it’s past time for the City and Sound Transit to acknowledge the problem and develop a plan to address it.
On many streets, crossing against the light is not a problem, but Martin Luther King Way S is not many streets. While signed as a 25 mile per hour street, it’s built like a highway, and drivers respond to infrastructure, not signage. Speeding is rampant as a result, and high speeds drastically increase the likelihood of a lethal mistake. A person struck by a car at 35 miles per hour is 300% more likely to die than a person struck at 25 miles per hour.
Speeds on Martin Luther King Jr. Way S must come down and we ask that Seattle achieve this by changing the infrastructure, not through police enforcement. The Reimagine Aurora Avenue project serves as a roadmap for how the city and state can work together to fix a broken street, though even this project has moved too slowly to prevent the next death. Projects to fix our broken roads must be sped up and the South End deserves these investments too.
The person hit did not survive.https://t.co/6atDJ7fhwr— Ryan Packer (@typewriteralley) July 4, 2022
In the words of District 2 Councilmember Tammy Morales, “Our streets are not safe. They are not safe for kids. They are not safe for elders. They are not safe for people with low vision or those who are blind. They are not safe for anyone who cannot drive for health-related or economic reasons. The fact of the matter is that South End streets were built for the ease and speed of heavy large vehicles, not for the safety of people outside of them… Until the City values the lives of people in the South End at the same level as those in wealthier, whiter areas of the city, they aren’t doing enough.”
If you live or work in the South End and you want to join us in the important work of calling on our elected leaders to fix our unsafe roads, please reach out. RVGSS is a member of the Seattle Neighborhood Greenways coalition and the best way to get involved is to join our email list.
Jason Rock (Guest Contributor)
Jason Rock is a Machine Learning Engineer who has lived in Columbia City between Rainier and MLK Way with his wife for more than two years. He is an active member and organizer with Rainier Valley Greenways and Safe Streets.


About Airports and Transportation
Istanbul Airport (IST)
Since 29 October 2018, public buses (New Airport Transit Bus) run from and to the airport. Bus transportation is operated by HAVAIST and IETT, both bus providers are owned by Otobüs AS. In total, 150 buses running every day between Istanbul New Airport and the European and Asian part of Istanbul, there are 19 routes. Travel time is 30 to 90 minutes, depending on your destination. The bus services with the highest frequency are Istanbul Airport – Bakırkoy (every 10 min, 18 TL) and Istanbul Airport – Yenikapı-Sirkeci (every 11 min, 18 TL). The longest route is Istanbul Airport – Pendik, a district in the eastern part of Istanbul (Asia).
Bus tickets: Bus tickets cost 12 TL (2 euros) to 30 TL (5 euros) for adults, children up to 5 years travel for free. Every passenger can take advantage of free WiFi, USB connections and LCD touchscreens during the bus journey. Please consult website Istanbul Airport for more information. Currently, the airport express bus H-2 to metro station Sisli-Mecidiyekoy is the most popular bus route from Istanbul New Airport, the price of a ticket is 16 TL. At Sisli-Mecidiyekoy you can transfer to metro line M2.
Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW)
Istanbul’s other airport is Sabiha Gökçen International Airport (SAW) on the Asian side of the Bosphorus, about 55 km (34 miles) east of Atatürk International Airport (IST).
There is no non-stop airport bus service between Sabiha Gökçen Airport and Taksim Square. You can also reach M4 metro by bus (E10, KM20 or KM22) and transfer to marmaray at the Ayrılık Çeşmesi Station.


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Burien City Council Regular Study Session
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September 26, 2022 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The Burien City Council is scheduled to discuss tree regulations.
Burien City Council meetings are held both in person in Council Chambers at Burien City Hall and virtually using Zoom webinar software.


Updated: March 10, 2014
Please be advised that beginning next week (week of March 10), National Grid gas, weather permitting, will begin replacing their gas main on West Street, between North of Wescroft Road to Oak Street. This is the first phase of a multi-phase main replacement project by the gas company. Work within this phase is expected to take several weeks to complete, and will occur Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Please expect delays throughout this area during construction. Please contact the Town's Engineering Division if you have any questions or concerns.


Secant pile walls are a type of retaining wall that are commonly used in construction to provide support for excavations, as well as to stabilize slopes and prevent landslides. These walls are made up of intersecting piles that are drilled into the ground and then reinforced with concrete. The piles are typically made of steel or concrete and are spaced at regular intervals to provide the necessary support. Secant pile walls are often used in urban areas where space is limited, as they can be constructed quickly and do not require a large amount of equipment or materials.
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Cars parking on the grass verge
Reported in the Grass and Hedges category anonymously at 12:13, Tuesday 18 June 2019
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
Cars parking on the grass verge. Grass is deteriorating and pedestrians can't get by.
Council ref: ENQ19835755
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This updated report documents construction and inspection guidelines for the successful construction of a dowel bar retrofit project. Original project report published in 2003 (WA-RD 576.1).
Washington (State). Dept. of Transportation
Dowel bar retrofit, Pavement maintenance, Concrete pavements, Dowels (Fasteners), Inspection, Alignment, Pavement joints, Procedures, Securing and joining equipment, Rehabilitation (Maintenance), Retrofitting.


The main road between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris will be partially closed for up to three months to repair cracks caused by a winter landslide.
The A545 was blocked last year after trees, rubble and earth crashed onto the carriageway near Gallows Point in late December.
Despite the road re-opening in early January, highways officers have now uncovered cracks in the road surface which are thought to have been caused by the landslide and will now require substantial repair works.
As a result, the road will reduced to one lane for up to three months with traffic lights put in place from August 30.
But fears have now been raised over the potential impact on both towns which are popular tourist destinations, with one councillor calling for it to be completely replaced and upgraded.
Cllr Carwyn Jones, who represents the Seiriol ward which covers Beaumaris, said: “Public safety must come first, and I obviously understand that the urgent works need to be carried out.
“But this will potentially have a major disruption on people’s daily lives. I also have major concerns as to the effect this will have on businesses and key events over this period.
"The A545 into Beaumaris is no longer fit for purpose for the thousands of vehicles daily, and I urge the council to place a new safe route at the top of its agenda.”
“The road is narrow, and bendy and with no pedestrian or cycle path, the amount of vehicles using this road daily are in the thousands and include many vehicles such as buses which are considerably wider than the lanes.
First Minister visits flood hit North Wales
“Something has to happen and a clear vision for the future is needed.
A spokesperson for Anglesey Council said: “Due to last year’s adverse weather over the Christmas period the A545 unfortunately suffered serious damage due to a shallow landslide on the slope leading down to the foreshore on the Menai Strait.
“Since then the highways department has done considerable work to improve the road leading to and from Beaumaris.
“Its essential that remedial work begins as there are concerns of tension cracking in the road that could have a long term effect on the road if not stabilised.
“We are aware that this may cause some disruption to the road users during this time, and appreciate their patience.”


The Urbandale Miracle League Field & All Inclusive
The Miracle League provides an inclusive field, complex, and program to allow children and adults the opportunity to play baseball. Des Moines, Iowa and Ankeny, Iowa are homes to a Miracle League Field, however, a field does not exist for youth and adults in the western suburbs. More than 20,000 children and 22,000 adults with special needs reside in the greater Des Moines area. The Urbandale Miracle League Sports Plex will include a field and an all-inclusive playground.
The Miracle League builds accessible baseball fields and inclusive playgrounds.


After a day of emergency repairs to the Casey Overpass in Forest Hills this weekend, the bridge can now remain open during the winter months, said Michael Verseckes, a spokesman for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
The bridge carries Route 203/Arborway over Washington and New Washington streets.
MassDOT and the contracted construction crew for the repairs, SPS New England, completed the repairs in one day, Verseckes said. MassDOT initially estimated repair time on the overpass at three weekends of all-day work.
“It was unclear how much work we could get done on the weekends, but once the guys got up there, we got some solid work done very fast,” Verseckes said.
Verseckes said the workers repaired 20 deck spans, a series of beams that hold up the roadway.
The Casey Overpass, which was built in 1951, has been deemed structurally deficient and is in an advanced stage of deterioration. Verseckes said the bridge is nearing the end of its serviceable life, and that a replacement project scheduled for spring 2014 will tear the bridge down.
“This should be strictly considered an interim measure to ensure the bridge can safely carry traffic before reconfiguration,” Verseckes said.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2023 10:00 AM
The Topsail Beach Planning Board meeting will be held at the Assembly Building. The meeting can be viewed at home on the Town of Topsail Beach's Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/townoftopsailbeach.
Please send any public comments to [email protected] before 9:30 am the day of the meeting and they will be read into record.
The supporting documents can be found on the Town’s website at www.topsailbeachnc.gov.


Here at California Leasing, we are proud to be a supporter of the City of Santa Clarita’s effort to improve and beautify our community! After browsing our Facebook feed, it was brought to our attention that Green Santa Clarita is offering an exciting opportunity in the form of the Santa Clarita Earth Arbor Day Festival. On Saturday, April 12th at 10am stop by Central Park to learn more about the importance of taking steps to live green every single day!
There’s a lot more information on their website and a great information video that provides a rundown of the days events. Don’t forget to share this post and let us know about any other important events happening around the City of Santa Clarita!


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To help continue metro Boston with its heritage of history and of being a walking city.
It is about society and the bigger picture what is our area going to look like and how are people going to treat each other. We can be truly a world class city with world class transit. You can only build so many highways and still have more and more traffic.
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The Alamance County Recreation and Parks Department completed a Comprehensive Recreation Master Plan in March of 2007. This plan was done in conjunction with the Burlington-Alamance Convention and Visitors' Bureau. The plan is designed to provide a direction for the department through the year 2020.
Prepared by the Piedmont Traid Council of Governments in April 2006. Community meetings and surveys were conducted to gather the community values on land developement in Alamance County.
Alamance County Recreation and Parks Department completed the recreation destination plan in 2000. Information includes services offered in the county as well as facilities, athletics, special populations, special activities and more.


Council are constructing pedestrian refuges and shared pathway on Ocean Drive at Kew, Lakewood and West Haven commencing in late November 2019. The current scope of works is forecast for completion in early April 2020.
These works are part of the Schools to Schools Footpath Project and have been identified as a priority pedestrian safety and footpath connectivity upgrades. Construction is jointly funded by Council and the RMS. The duration of works is approximately 16 weeks weather permitting.
To view the Schools to Schools Strategic Alignment Study - Regional Shared Path Kendall to Laurieton click here
The Schools to Schools Project aims to deliver a continuous shared path between Laurieton and Kendall in the Camden Haven region. As part of this project Council have previously completed the following shared pathway upgrades on Ocean Drive:
- Between Pacific Highway and Brotherglen Drive - Completed in three stages between 2015-2017
- Between Sirius Drive and Fairwinds Avenue - 2017
- Between Glen Haven Drive and Pacific Highway - 2018
This page was last updated on: 19 March 2020


Price Range: $571,995 - $799,450
Sqft Range: 2,534 - 3,990 ft2
Beds Range: 3 - 5
Baths Range: 3 - 5
Community Details for Ridgeview Crossing - The Executives by Toll Brothers
This master planned community showcases a luxurious amenity center and community kitchen. Residents also enjoy a covered outdoor veranda with fireplace seating, barbecue area, and a resort-style pool. Homeowners have access to nearby casual and fine dining, a luxurious variety of retail options, and dozens of indoor and outdoor entertainment venues. Jenny Preston Elementary is located within the community. Commuters delight in the proximity to Highways 75 and 121.


§ Lord Allen of Abbeydale
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Whether trains will stop at Westminster station when the Jubilee Line extension comes into operation next year. [HL1564]
§ Baroness Hayman
LT had planned a phased opening of the Jubilee Line extension, which would probably have involved opening initially without Westminster station. However, LT now proposes instead to open the entire line (i.e. the existing Jubilee Line together with the whole of the extension) at the same time for full through services in spring 1999. We are pleased to confirm that this will of course include Westminster station.


Update: 13-08-2020 Tenders returned and works due to commence shortly. M.E. Crowe to be awarded contract.
Previous blog note: Brow Packaging, located in the Castlereagh area of Belfast are proposing to install a first floor level bridge between two existing buildings, along with other minor works around the site.
Any contractors interested in quoting for these works, please contact accordingly by email@example.com
BQ tender documents shall be available shortly.


Everton has confirmed their plan to build a new stadium in Walton Hall Park.
The club plans to construct a new stadium of 50,000 capacity to replace Goodison Park, which has been their home since 1892. Housing association Liverpool Mutual Homes will be the official partner of Everton but the Liverpool Council also supports the project as they intend to earn more revenues.
"On my journey to our home games, as I pass Walton Hall Park, I inevitably think that I am only a minute away from our beloved Goodison," pointed out club chairman Bill Kenwright. "For several years now I've also thought, if only it was available for our new stadium, it ticks all the boxes."
The Liverpool Council also believes the project will give employment to many as more than 1,000 jobs can be created in the process of construction. There will also be no demolition for this project, unlike Liverpool's project.
"It would fill me with great pride, it could be something very special for our city, the residents of north Liverpool and all Evertonians - a new home that goes beyond football and does what Everton does better than anyone else," Kenwright said.
"Of course there's enormous work to do - that again involves fixing a huge financial jigsaw - but we are certain it's an opportunity we should pursue with great commitment, endeavour and ambition."
Joe Anderson, the city's Mayor, has assured that the people will be consulted before they start the project.
Residents close to the site have already been invited for a meeting to be held in Walton Hall Park Sports Centre on 29 September to "explore the opportunity".
"The project will include a new stadium development alongside other potential commercial and retail elements," the invite said. "It is still at a very early stage with a wide number of factors to be developed and we are eager to engage with local residents before any major decisions are made."
The project is likely to cost around £200 million but there are no further details on how the club plans to make up for it.


Beginning Monday, June 4 through Friday, June 8 the design-builder will be conducting:
- Wilshire Blvd./Western Ave. – Excavation, Instrumentation Work and Utility Work
- Wilshire Blvd./La Brea Ave. – Concrete Work, Rebar Steel Deliveries and Underground Support at Wilshire Blvd./Sycamore Ave.
- Wilshire Blvd./Fairfax Ave. – Excavation and Hauling
- Wilshire Blvd./La Jolla Ave. – Jet Grouting
Wilshire Blvd./La Cienega Blvd. – Excavation, Hauling and Utility Work
For more information click here


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$349,999 | 5.69 Acres | 90 DOM
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5.689 Acres of R3 Zoned Vacant Property. Great for apartments, town home development, or private residential estate. City water and sewer available. Easement from Page St included with property. Conveniently located, short distance to downtown Bristol, New Casino location, the Pinnacle, I-81 and Commonwealth Ave. Agent/owner
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Date ListedJanuary 2nd, 2023
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Feeder 14758 – Open for construction bids! Pre-bid meeting is 12/2/2022. Bids are due 12/20/2022.
More information can be found at https://dtap.ddot.dc.gov/Project/Solicitation\
Ward 5 Feeders 14007 and 14008 Open House
DCPSC Approves Third Biennial Plan for DC PLUG


South Norfolk Council Changes to Site Notices for Planning Applications
Site Notices will no longer be erected for householder application unless there is a statutory requirement to do so i.e. it is in a conservation area or is a listed building (in both these instances South Norfolk Council also have to put and advert in the local press), or is adjacent to open land (i.e. where there is no address point)
South Norfolk Council will continue to notify in writing all neighbours adjacent to the boundary of the site, or opposite the site if it relates to any front alterations or new access, the selection of any other neighbours will be a judgement call by the case officer (as is the case at present), and whether they are materially affected by the proposal.
Site notices for all other types of applications will still continue to be posted and neighbours notified accordingly.


REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
CITY OF DALLAS
Dallas Water Utilities, Public Works, Trinity Watershed Management,
Park & Recreation, and Equipment & Building Services
2018 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING SERVICES
The City of Dallas is requesting interested firms to submit ten sets of Statements of Qualifications for the 2018 Construction Materials Testing Services by 1:00 PM, Friday, June 15, 2018 to City of Dallas, Procurement Services; Attention: Purchasing Agent, 1500 Marilla Street, Room 3FN, Dallas, TX 75201.
The RFQ is available for download from the following website


Church Creek Fish Passage
The Church Creek Fish Passage project consisted of the replacement of an existing 6 ft x 8 ft box culvert under SR 532 in Stanwood. The culvert was located 50 ft below the existing road grade, requiring a large open-cut excavation during a brief (two week) closure of SR 532. The existing culvert was replaced with a 200 ft long precast split box culvert with 14 ft x 30 ft inside dimensions and precast wingwalls. Other work included a temporary bypass of Church Creek, streambed restoration and improvements, landscaping, guardrail, and access road improvements.


Whitman, R. V.; Hong, S. T.
Optimum Seismic Protection for New Building Construction in Eastern Metropolitan Areas. Data for Analysis of Damage to High Rise Buildings in Los Angeles.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science., March 1973, 10 p.
Identifying Number(s): INTERNAL STUDY-32
Keywords: Replacement costs; Los Angeles (California); Buildings; Earthquake engineering; Damage assessment; Earthquakes; Assessed values; San Fernando Earthquake; California; Maps; Assessments; Tall buildings; Cost analysis


More than 500 residents blocked the Kommakambedu – Maragal High Road for a few hours on Friday, protesting against the inordinate delay in the relaying of the stretch. Residents said that money was sanctioned for the relaying the road — a crucial link between Chennai and areas such as Red Hills, Avadi and Tiruvallur and beyond — over a year ago.
Residents and councillors of areas such as Thamaraikuppam, Thamaraipakkam, Kannigaipair, Koduveli and Marakel blocked the stretch at Marakel resulting in traffic being thrown out of gear for nearly two hours. Immediately, a strong police contingent from Tiruvallur rushed to the spot and conducted talks with residents, convincing them to disperse peacefully. An hour later, officials of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) also came to the spot and told the residents that efforts would be taken to ensure that tenders are floated and accepted by prospective contractors as soon as possible and that work would begin in a month. “We have again called for a tender for the project on October 23,” said an official of NHAI.
After repeated petitions by residents and councillors from the neighbourhood, the district administration sought funds from the Centre a few years ago and a sum of Rs. 90.21 lakh was allotted under the Bharat Nirman scheme for 2012-2013. Work was expected to commence in mid-2012.
Subsequently, a series of six tenders were issued by NHAI authorities but so far, no private contractor was willing to take up the work for fear of difficulties in getting dues cleared, said officials.


2019 Placemaking and Local Government Cooperation winners will be honored during this popular event. Aim will also recognize cities and towns receiving the Aim Green Community designation, the Aim Green Community of the Year and the first ever, Green Project of the Year will be announced. Don’t miss this chance to get transferable ideas to take back to your community for implementation. This year’s luncheon will also feature Governor Eric Holcomb and the keynote speaker, Josh Bleill.
Aim Annual Awards Luncheon Presented by Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors, LLC, Keynote Address Sponsored by Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
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The New Orleans City Council voted unanimously Thursday in favor of rezoning the 1.4-mile industrial riverfront stretch from Elysian Fields Avenue in the Marigny to Poland Avenue in Bywater. The move cleared the last legislative hurdle required to allow for construction to begin on a $30 million project to redevelop the section of Mississippi riverfront ...
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Yanmenxiang, Yunnan, China
(295) feet high / (90) meters high
394 foot span / 120 meter span
Chunduole Bridge is a 260 meter long beam bridge that crosses the famous Lancangjiang River with a span configuration of 66+120+66 meters on piers 70 meters tall. The 2-lane deck is 7 meters wide. Yanmenxiang town is part of Deqin County, Yunnan, China.
Chunduole Bridge satellite image.
Chunduole Bridge location map.


On 12 September 2019, Kochi Metro crossed a daily ridership of 1 lakh, which is indeed a huge milestone. This is also a first for us since the commissioning of our services two years ago. There has been a steep growth in ridership after the commissioning of the new stretch from Maharaja’s Ground to Thykoodam which was inaugurated on 03 September 2019. The highest registered ridership before this was on September 07, 2019 when it covered 99680 riders. Soon after the commissioning of the Aluva-Palarivattom stretch metro had recorded a high ridership of 98310 on a day. In order to help travellers, especially those visiting Kochi, metro had introduced a day pass and weekend pass system. Day pass can be used for unlimited rides on a single day from any station. The day pass is priced at Rs 125, and a weekend pass, for Saturday and Sunday, is priced at Rs 250.
1 Lakh Metro Riders in a Day
The Phase 1 Extension of Kochi Metro from Maharaja’s (M.G Road) to Thykoodam was inaugurated on the 3rd of September 2019, making commuting through the busiest roads of Kochi super-fast and blo...Read more
Commuting in Kochi has become increasingly stressful and difficult – especially when it comes to negotiating through endless blocks in heavy-traffic areas. Traffic blocks not only eat into prod...Read more


One lane of Scotland Street between Prince George Street and Braxton Court will be closed on Monday, March 20, 2023, so that GloFiber can install a cable.
The work will take place between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The closure will alternate lanes.
Traffic in that area will be traffic-controlled. Motorists should expect delays.


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Hinesburg Route 116 Crosswalk Scoping Study
This study follows up on the 2014 Vermont Route 116 Corridor Study recommendations to evaluate design options and provide cost estimates for improvements to six crosswalks in Hinesburg Village. The study will be done in two phase with Phase 1 to be completed in 2023 and Phase 2 to be completed in 2024.
SEE BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON:
PHASES 1 AND 2
Phase 1 Crosswalks
- Mid-block near United Church (10580 Route 116)
- Mid-block near Hinesburg Community School (10888 Route 116)
- Buck Hill Road intersection
Phase 2 Crosswalks
- Commerce Street Intersection
- Mechanicsville Road intersection
- Charlotte Road intersection
- Silver Street intersection
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For more information, please contact Christine Forde, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planner: (802) 846-4490 x113


Meetings are generally held on the first Wednesday of each month in City Hall Chambers, 102 North 3rd Street, at 6:00 p.m.
Staff Liaison: Ron Satterfield, AICP - Assistant Director of Planning, Development and Transportation 910.254.0900
Dan Dawson (Vice Chairman)
Deb Hays ( Chairman)
Walter Pete Avery
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Planning: Design / Drafting / Cost Estimating
NAHC offers the most effective architectural design and drafting services for any type of building, including ADA specifications for handicapped facilities, and the latest green, and energy efficient technology.
NAHC’s team has been designing and preparing architectural drawings and specifications continuously since 1994.
NAHC has created its own architectural database of construction details and produce computerized drawings utilizing the AutoCAD software. In addition to its experience in designing, it is important to note that the NAHC staff is also very familiar with all types of homes.
NAHC’s senior construction manager has been involved in designing and drafting for 20 years prior to NAHC, comprising such projects as apartment building renovations, school and offices, electrical system retrofits, sound recording studios, etc.
NAHC is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council.
NAHC's Cost Estimating services include
- Preliminary / conceptual / master plan budgets
- Residential / new construction / renovation
- Commercial / institutional / schools / community buildings
- Grant proposal budgets
NAHC utilizes its own developed "unit cost" estimating concept. This concept is based on real data collected over the past 13 years of actual costs in Indian country.
There are numerous factors that determine the final cost of a construction project: funding sources, regulation and special requirements, Davis-Bacon wage requirements, location of project, and so on.


Tba Reata Rd, Richland, WA 99336 USA
MLS# 258525 20.17 Acers on corner lot with direct interstate visibility. Zoned C-3 so multiple uses including hotel or commercial/ retail. Level site with streets on 2 sides and ready for immediate development. Currently 4 separate parcels being sold as one 20.17 parcel.
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BEDFORD, N.Y. -- The rumble of the snow plows will soon be heard, which means it's time for residents to stop parking their vehicles on town or county roads, according to the Bedford Police Department.
The winter parking restriction runs nightly from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 15 to Saturday, April 1, 2017, police said.
The restriction is to make sure there is room to sand, or plow the roads of snow.
For questions, contact the Bedford Highway Department at 914-666-7669.
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Saturday, March 4, 2017
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Monday, March 6, 2017, 7:00 - 8:30 pm, North City Water District 1519 NE 177th St, Shoreline.
The Ballinger Neighborhood Association (BALNA) is happy to give you the opportunity to meet and hear from key City personnel about projects impacting the Ballinger area. We'll be joined by City of Shoreline's Noel Hupprich (Capital Project Manager) and John Featherstone (Surface Water Engineer) for presentations and conversation on the North Maintenance Facility, 25th Avenue NE Flood Reduction, and 25th Avenue NE Sidewalks projects.
This is your chance to discuss these activities directly with the project managers - meeting attendees are encouraged to ask questions and give input on these projects.
The meeting starts at 7:00pm at the North City Water District, 1519 NE 177th St, Shoreline. More information about BALNA, along with agendas and minutes from prior meetings are available on their website.


HARTFORD — Contractors hired by the city began work Thursday to take down several trees flagged for removal near a Goodwin Park basketball court where a tree set to come down fell Tuesday on an 11-year-old boy.
The trees had all been identified July 27 as unsafe or unhealthy as part of a sweeping survey of trees in Hartford. However, city ordinance allows for a 10-day waiting period for residents to challenge the decision — though it is rarely done.
The ordinance allows for trees to come down immediately if there is a clear, immediate hazard, though city officials said the tree that fell Tuesday night had not been marked as such.
The tree, which stood next to a basketball court at the public park, came down on its own, apparently splitting at the base. A group of children playing basketball on the South End court heard it snap, officials said.
They ran as they saw it coming down, but one child was hit. He was taken to the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center with a leg injury.
An inspection of the red maple that fell on the boy determined the roots, trunk and crown were in poor condition and there was visible decay, city records obtained by The Courant show. Under a category called health, the inspector wrote: “Remove.”
City officials have been working in recent weeks to assess the health of trees, Mayor Luke Bronin said. Some 230 trees have been marked for removal.
“If our team identifies a tree as an imminent danger to the public, we remove it as quickly as possible — and we have removed a number of trees through that emergency removal process. That said, assessing the health of trees is not an exact science, and although this tree was identified for removal, it was not identified as an emergency threat,” Bronin said. “We will continue to do our best to identify trees that pose a risk and remove them as quickly as possible.”
Officials said a tree on Wethersfield Avenue had been marked for immediate removal last week.
At least three trees near the one that fell were marked by the city for removal and officials received no objections during the 10-day waiting period so work started Thursday and was expected to continue Friday.
Two members of a tree removal crew could be seen setting up rigging on a tree near the basketball court. All the trees scheduled to come down are in the northern section of the park near Maple and South streets.
No formal reports are generated when a tree is deemed unhealthy or unsafe, city officials said. Rather, they are marked in a city system.
Jack Hale, the head of the city’s tree advisory committee, said there have been several occasions when people have protested trees coming down, but objections are typically related to development projects.
He said during public hearings, the reasoning for the decisions are laid out and a final ruling is made about the tree. No one has further challenged those rulings to the commission, he said.
The city exclusively relies on contractors to do tree removal and pruning after laying off a two-person forestry crew in 2016. Union officials and the head of the city’s tree advisory committee had protested the move.


PIC #4 – Niagara Region, South Niagara Falls Wastewater Solutions Class EA
Notice of Public Information Centre (PIC) #4 for the Niagara Region – South Niagara Falls Wastewater Solutions Class Environmental Assessment (Schedule C).
PIC #4 will present design concepts for:
- The recommended new wastewater treatment plant site at 6811 Reixinger Road, Niagara Falls, ON;
- Plant outfall location to Welland River East; and,
- Associated sewer strategy and alignments for Montrose Road and Thorold South.
The Region will host a live virtual presentation on Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022 from 6-7pm. To attend this presentation, please register using the link below:
PIC #4 material will be available on the project website beginning Feb. 9, 2022. A recording of the live presentation will be accessible following the scheduled event through the project website linked below:
Should you have questions regarding this study, please contact the Region Project Manager, Lisa Vespi (email@example.com)
Date & Time:
February 9, 2022 6:00 pm


Greater Norwich Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 8/1/18 – 22/3/18
The Greater Norwich Local Plan’s (GNLP) consultation is in progress. They are seeking your views on a Growth Options document, which sets out:
the broad housing numbers required to 2036;
six main distribution options; and
a significant number of questions on various policy areas such as air quality, landscape and affordable housing
It is very important to note that this is an early consultation stage – no final decisions have been made on any policy choice. You can view the document online via www.gnlp.org.uk, and make your comments at the same time.


HONOLULU (KHON2) - While public school students are out on spring break next week, working hours will be extended in the morning and evening for a Maui County repaving project on Lipoa Street in Kihei.
The road serves traffic going to and from Kihei Elementary and Lokelani Intermediate schools. Students will be on spring recess from Monday, March 18, to Friday, March 22.
The extended hours for contractor Hi Built will be from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday for spring break only. Beginning the week of March 25, work hours will return to normal hours from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays.
The repaving work on Lipoa Street is from its intersection with Piilani Highway to South Kihei Road.
The repaving work is part of a larger, nearly $4.7 million project to make roadway improvements to Kulanihakoi Street, East Waipuilani Road and East Welakahao Road. Other work includes replacing concrete sidewalks, curbs, gutters, curb ramps and utility collars. The contractor also is installing new striping, markers and signs.
The project is targeted for completion in late April.


The downpour, which has affected the lives of Ankara residents significantly in recent weeks, negatively affected daily life and turned the highways into rivers.
The flood that occurred after the heavy downpour had a hard time for the drivers on the road.
Citizens in the Poyraz area of the Ankara-Polatlı highway had to drive cautiously.
Those moments when the road did not search the river were recorded by the citizens with their mobile phones.
Source: TRT Haber


Bristol Road in Gloucester to be closed for resurfacing work by Kate | Gloucester News Centre - http://gloucesternewscentre.co.uk/
Bristol Road in Hardwicke will be closed for resurfacing work between 7:30am and 5:30pm from this Friday.
The resurfacing work will continue until Friday 22nd July. The road is expected to remain fully open on Saturday and Sunday.
The road closure will affect local bus services:
Service 66E & 66S will divert from Cross Keys Roundabout via A38 to Waterwells in both directions.
Service 66F will follow it’s old route via Severn Vale Drive in both directions.
Service 62 will divert from Cross Keys roundabout via A38 and rejoin normal route at Tesco Quedgeley, in both directions.
During this closure, buses will be unable to serve stops between Cross Keys Roundabout and Tesco Quedgeley Roundabout.
Services will resume normal routes as soon as the road reopens.
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[ARCHIVED] New Landfill Entrance
Effective Monday, May 1st, the new Landfill entrance located at 813 Greendale Road will be open. The 2400 Grassy Creek Road entrance will no longer be accessible.


New York artist, Aakash Nihalani is taking a simple, yet creative approach to installing street art. Primarily working with isometric rectangles and squares, then selectively installing neon tape designs around the city. Aakash works instinctively with little to no planning. Taking every day encounters of doorways, sidewalks, subways, buildings and bricks, then freshening them up with a visual anomaly. For more pictures of Aakash Nihalani’s works and projects check out his Flickr page.
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Do you love cities? Are you passionate about making Charlotte a better place to live? Join us for a casual get-together on Thurs, April 17 to talk all things civic innovation - neighborhoods, research, technology, maps, and more. The Code for America Fellows will be in town for a week, and we're hoping to see as much of the Charlotte civic community as possible. We'll also share a bit about where our projects are headed. RSVP and have a local beverage on us!
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Stormwater is our competence
For more than 20 years, we at FRÄNKISCHE have been active in the fields of stormwater management, and urban and road drainage. We know today that every task related to stormwater requires integrated systematic thinking. Our solutions are characterised in particular by the perfect interaction of all components and systems in a closed, and well thought-through functional chain. We guarantee long durability and excellent maintenance-friendliness of all combined products.


LOOK: City Of Coachella Hosting Mixer For Coachella Walls Project
By Staff on April 9, 2014
For those of you that are starting to make your way to the desert tomorrow, there's no need to wait until Friday to start partying. The City of Coachella is hosting a special event on Thursday, April 10 at the Council Chamber from 6-10pm in support of their Coachella Walls project!
The Coachella Walls project is an art driven revitalization of the historic Pueblo Viejo area in downtown Coachella. With the festival also bringing great art displays every year, this is something that festival goers can also appreciate when out in the desert towns off of the 10 freeway.


Mitchell Engineering will continue site utility work for the Oceanwide Center development. The work includes the installation of storm drain laterals on First Street and on Stevenson Streets. High impact noise is continued to be expected from 8:00PM to 12:00AM, followed by low impact noise from 12:00AM to 6:00AM.
We are aware of the inconvenience caused by our activity and apologize in advance. Please rest assured that we will do everything possible to minimize the impact of our activities. If you have particular concerns (scheduled deliveries, construction questions, accessibility needs, etc.) that must be addressed, please see contact information below. We will do everything possible to find a mutually agreeable solution.
Your cooperation will help this project become a success for your neighborhood and the City of San Francisco. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
Please do not hesitate to reach out should you have questions.
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Beginning July 1, 2022, York Township residents will see an increase in their quarterly fees for the collection of solid waste and recyclable materials from their homes. At the March 8, 2022, meeting, the Board of Commissioners approved a two-year extension to the existing Penn Waste contract through June 2024. Based on the current bids received by other municipalities and discussions with service providers, it was determined that rebidding trash service in lieu of opting for the contract extension would likely have resulted in an increased cost of approximately 30% – 50% for the 2022-2023 service year. Current bidding increases are due to many factors, such as limited recycling options, CDL driver and labor shortages, higher equipment costs and insurance costs, higher tipping fees at the York County Incinerator, and higher residential average weekly volumes due to more people working from home.
For residents utilizing the 96-gallon mobile cart service, the current cost is $66.34 per quarter. Beginning July 1, 2022, the cost will increase to $78.00 per quarter. Beginning July 1, 2023, the cost will increase to 81.90 per quarter.
For residents utilizing the 3-bag or can service, the current cost is $53.79 per quarter. Beginning July 1, 2022, the cost will increase to $66.00 per quarter. Starting July 1, 2023, the cost will increase to $69.30 per quarter.
For further information on the Township’s solid waste contract, please see https://www.yorktownship.com/our-township/trash-and-recycling/


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I want to take more pictures during the day, and one way I can think to chronicle my life through pictures is to have this journal.
Downtown Los Angeles is becoming populated again, and not just by the homeless. Today lofts are springing up all over downtown. Makes me almost wish I could move down there. So like the sign says, "Downtown is looking up."


RK Group are working towards redefining the skyline of Navi Mumbai with its innovative and contemporary edifices. They are backed by a strong team of professionals and promoters with a vast experience of construction and real estate. In a relatively short span of time, RK Group have completed many residential projects. With the large number of satisfied buyers it has earned an excellent reputation amongst other well known builders and developers of Navi Mumbai.
RK Group are also supported by a great team of engineers and construction professionals who are responsible for continuously innovating and developing milestones of excellence.
Our practice is Designing Complete Environments TM—exceptional buildings, communities and places—in special situations, where a unique historic or natural environment requires an especially thoughtful and innovative solution.


As PWD Minister for Maharashtra, from 1995-99, Gadkari left an indelible mark on the development map of India. He was instrumental in introducing and effectively implementing PPP (Public Private Partnership) popularly known as BOT, by completing many development projects. This unique concept, popular in western countries, but frowned upon by Indian politicians, not only made the major artery roads connecting cities better and well maintained, but also helped to release huge amount of budget funds earmarked for such roads, to be utilised for rural road development. The concept grew into what we see today as “Golden Quadrilateral” and many more projects by NHAI on one side and “Pantpradhan Gram Sadak Yojana” on the other.
In a lighter vein a politician is described as a person who promises to build bridges in his pre-election speech and is able to convince the people after 5 years why they could not be built. Far from all this the most remarkable and outstanding feature of the tenure of Nitin Gadkari as Minister for Public Works Department, in the Government of Maharashtra, was that he delivered even those things which he had never promised or rather he delivered much more than what he had promised. He completed development works worth Rs 6000 crores and provided employment to 10 lakh educated jobless youths of the State.
Today lots of flyovers and bridges in Maharashtra stand testimony to what Nitin Gadkari delivered through his vision and confidence by completing all the projects within the deadline, with utmost adherence to quality and standards., And he could achieve all this in the most cost efficient manner. In a span of four years nearly 98% of the total population in Maharashtra got road connectivity and many districts completed the target of 100% road connectivity. He raised loans for rural connectivity also. This aimed to connect 13736 remote villages of the state, which had remained unconnected by road since independence.
He took up the target of completing the “Sagari Marg” which was a long awaited dream of the people of Konkan region. During the four years of his regime, this dream became true and Konkan got the link of “Sagari Marg” barring two large bridges in the sea creek.
He wanted fast track projects to be completed in a time bound manner. He established Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation, (MSRDC) a fully Govt. owned company. MSRDC went to the capital market and raised Rs. 1180 crores. This was the first and the largest offering in the capital market by any govt. owned corporation in those times. Thus MSRDC could undertake large projects like constructing 55 flyovers in Mumbai at a cost of Rs. 1500 crores, Mumbai Pune Expressway at a cost of Rs.1500 crores and many other bridges, roads and bypass projects in various parts of Maharashtra. The prestigious Worli-Bandra Sea Link project, was initiated during his tenure as a minsiter,
Always open to and aggressive in adopting new technology, he undertook complete computerisation programme for his department. P.W.D. was the first governmental department to do so. Mr. Gadkari implemented a scheme of self employment for the civil engineers. These unemployed engineers were registered as contractors and PWD gave them work upto Rs.15 lakh through tender along with an advance of Rs. 40,000/- . Through this scheme 18000 civil engineers got the opportunity to work independently. He promoted the concept of new technology in construction field thereby, encouraging contractors to bring in state of the art construction equipment, which improved the quality of work as well as the economics.


July 31, 2018
by Josh French | in Uncategorized | Comments Off on Fort Miller’s Bridge Decks being installed over Throgs Neck Expressway in the Bronx
Fort Miller’s precast concrete bridge deck panels were recently installed on the Randall Avenue bridge over I-695 (Throgs Neck Expressway) in the Bronx. A total of (72) 10″ thick panels were cast in Fort Miller’s Easton, NY facility and delivered to the site in April 2018. The Randall Avenue site is the first of three bridge sites utilizing our bridge deck panels on the NYSDOT Design-Build Contract D900037 with El Sol Contracting & Construction. When complete, the three bridges will have a total of 58,000-SF of precast deck.


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Single prime bids for general construction work will be received until 3:00 PM on Wednesday, August 24, 2022, at the Facilities Services offices of Carteret County Schools, 601 Mulberry Street, Beaufort, NC 28516 for the construction of Additions to Carteret Pre-K Center. Bids will immediately thereafter be publicly opened and read. An open meeting and pre-bid conference will be held Wednesday, August 10, 2022, at 1:30 PM at the project location, 903 Church St, Newport, NC 28570. Complete plans and specifications for this project can be obtained from Hite Associates, 2600 Meridian Drive, Greenville, NC (252) 757-0333 during normal office hours.
The Owner reserves the unqualified right to reject any and all proposals.
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The City of Cupertino has received several Notices of Intent to Circulate Initiatives which are in various stages of progress. The City posts the following documents it has received as a courtesy only, and the posting should not be construed as either support or opposition to the initiatives.
Citizens Initiative to Revitalize the Oaks Shopping Center
North De Anza Gateway Initiative
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Between September 1st, 2018 and November 1st, 2018, South Weber Drive will have a new 24” Waterline installed on the shoulder of the road. South Weber Drive will be down to one lane during construction duration. At times, driveways may be closed during pipe construction through driveways. If you have any questions, please contact Andy Weber, his information is below:
Phone number: 801‐683‐5310
Meet the Contractor Night: September 4, 2018 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at the Riverdale Community Center.


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The following discretionary use applications will be considered at the September 19, 2022 R.M. Council Meeting. If you would like to speak to the application, please contact the Planning Department in advance of 5 p.m. on Friday, September 16, 2022:
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The Ruta 5 highway crosses the country from south to north, joining the cities of Montevideo and Rivera, traveling through the main regions of Canelones, Florida, Durazno and Tacuarembó. Owing to economic growth and the increase in industrial production, the Ministry of Transport had to intervene with a series of works to guarantee a greater flow of cars and trucks to avoid traffic congestion in this place. The new section will be incorporated into the urban plan for Centenario and Paso de los Toros, which will prevent the highway from becoming congested, due to the continuous economic and demographic growth of the nearby cities with the construction of the second UPM pulp mill.
The bridge being built by the Saceem company over the Rio Negro, located along the new by-pass of the Ruta 5 highway between the town of Centenario (Durazno region) and the municipality of Paso de los Toros situated in the Tacuarembo region. The new infrastructure is 550 meters long and is made up of 22 sections of 25 meters each and is divided into three parts: the section over the river is 300 meters long and the sections at the north and south extremities where each one measures 125 meters. The deck is made up of prefabricated concrete slabs supplemented with cast-in-situ concrete, forming a total thickness of 24 cm, on which a 4 cm thick wear mat was applied. The total width of the deck slab is 11 meters with a 10.20 m roadway limited by two New Jersey barriers with a 38 cm base.
300-meter stretch over the Rio Negro
In the 300-meter stretch over the Rio Negro, 18 rock piles were built using a jack-up pile and the pillars were built using pontoons. The assembly of the precast parts continues to be carried out from the water with cranes on the jack-up rig and auxiliary pontoons to move the precast beams. The deck rests on four precast prestressed longitudinal beams, being 25 meters long and 1.3 meters high. In total, a volume of 5,000 m3 of concrete will be used. For the construction of the foundations, two methods were used: with piles in the channel area and reinforced concrete footings at the ends. The piles in the nine porticos over the river have a diameter of 1.2 meters while in the remaining twelve porticos the reinforced concrete footings measure 4.2 x 4.2 x 1.2 meters on the Montevideo side and 3. 8 x 3.8 x 1.2 meters on the Paso de los Toros side.
The lintel beams that were placed on the 1.3-meter diameter pillars have a dimension of 1.5 x 0.6 x 8.2 meters and those that are placed on 0.9-meter diameter pillars have a dimension of 1.2 x 0.6 x 7.8 meters. In this case, they were manufactured on site and then assembled on site with a crane and for those that go in the section over water, a crane is used on a pontoon. Each portico is composed of two circular pillars with a variable height between 6 and 12 meters, whereas for formwork and reinforcement of the pillars over the water a pontoon was used.
The longitudinal beams are 1.77 meters high and 25 meters long. They are precast and post-tensioned as well as assembled and set in formwork in the company‘s precast area. The concreting is carried out by direct pouring where, once the necessary resistance is reached, the cables are tensioned. The assembly of the beams was carried out by means of cranes. In the section over the water, the beams were transported on pontoons and the respective cranes. These beams rest on the lintels where the cross beams were later mounted.
Finally, the company proceeded with the construction of the deck made up of prefabricated concrete slabs supplemented with cast-in-situ concrete. The precast concrete slabs are placed on the longitudinal beams and transversally to the axis of the bridge. They were prefabricated on site and then assembled on site. In-situ concreting is carried out by means of concrete pumps up to a total thickness of 24 cm.


27 May :- Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari announced three major announcements on the inauguration of the 135 km Eastern Peripheral Expressway at a cost of 11,000 crore. In the presence of PM Modi, Gadkari said that soon he will be coming to the foundation stone of Saharanpur-Delhi Bypass. Not only that, the Union minister also announced to make a new expressway from Delhi to Vadodara, to Mumbai.
First announcement (gift to Saharanpur)
From this program of Baghpat, Gadkari looked at MP Satyapal Singh from here saying that your demands will be fulfilled soon. He said, “I have been trying Saharanpur-Delhi Bypass for three years but it did not work. Then when the Yogi government came, the work has proceeded. The Saharanpur-Delhi highway will be connected to Dehradun and it will be bypassed by Shamli. ‘ Transport Minister said that Satyapalji should not worry you. I will come to this highway to do Bhumi Pujan in July.
Second Declaration (Dwarka Highway)
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar was also present in this program of Baghpat. Gadkari said, “Khattar ji said in a meeting that you have a small job. The small work of Khattar ji was Rs 7,000 crore. Dwarka Express Highway has been approved. Work order has also been done. Now the work of Khattar ji is going to start soon. When PM Modi gives time, it will be finalized.
Not only that, Gadkari also announced to create a new express highway between Delhi and Mumbai. Transport Minister said, “We are going to spend Rs 40 thousand crore in Delhi. Delhi is our heart. Due to pollution in Delhi, we are insulted in the world. Therefore, it is our goal to free Delhi pollution. ”
Third Declaration (Delhi-Mumbai New Highway)
If Gadkari believes that this new Express Highway between Delhi and Mumbai will reduce pollution in Delhi. He said that within 15 days, the work of this stretch of 45 thousand kilometers to Mumbai, starting from Delhi-Vadodara, is about to commence. It will be finalized by calling Amit Shah ji. Describing this highway, Transport Minister said that this will reduce the distance between Delhi to Mumbai by 125 km.
According to the transport minister, this new highway will be evacuated from backward areas of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra, saving Rs 16 thousand crore. Referring to the route, he said that this highway will be moved from Delhi to Jaipur ring road in Alwar, then Sawimadhopur and then Vadodara. This highway from Vadodara will be taken to Mumbai. He said that this will also develop backward areas of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, and the distance between Delhi and Mumbai will also be 125 km short.


From City Transportation Engineer Michael B. Sawyer:
Mr. Woodson / CM Agelasto: I trust all is well.
Per your request, please see the schedule below for the Idlewood Roundabout construction. We are currently in the process to acquire the necessary right-of-way (ROW).
Event Estimated Completion Date
Plan Complete Aug, 2015
Right of Way Aug./Sept., 2015
Bid Advertisement Sept., 2015
Award Contract if successful bid process Dec., 2015
Start Construction Jan., 2016
Complete construction April, 2016


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Sunday, May 16, 2010
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