Construction work on the portion of Sultan road, which leads to the Kaduna residence of President Muhammadu Buhari, was intensified ahead of the president’s visit.
According to reports, workers of Ronchess Global Resource Plc, the company handling road construction in the state, worked round the clock for four days to ensure the road was completed before January 20, 2022.
It was gathered that Governor Nasir El-Rufai mandated the contractor to complete the section of the road leading to Buhari’s residence before the president’s arrival.
Hours before the president flew into Kaduna from The Gambia, the road had been completed, with street lights installed as well as road signs.
It was, however, not opened for commuters, but manned by security personnel.
It was also gathered from residents that construction workers were on ground day and night, for at least four days so as to deliver on the road.
One of the workers who spoke to Daily Trust on condition of anonymity, said, “We have been working day and night to ensure we complete the road and I thank God we delivered.”
Also, a gateman who has a small kiosk on one of the adjourning roads, Malam Yusuf Ibrahim, said he was shocked that the road could be fixed within such a short period.
According to him, “As at last Saturday, that section of the road was under construction, a lot of work had not been done, only for me to see that a rapid project was being made and it was completed before the president arrived.”
He added, “This shows that if the leaders are determined, the sky is their limit.”
Buhari arrived Kaduna on Wednesday night and has since been inaugurating projects in Kafanchan, Jema’a local government area of the state.
After the inauguration of some projects, Buhari commended the governor for “transforming Kaduna”.
“If you had not been in Kaduna for sometime now, surely you would miss your road home just like me. El-Rufai has really changed the face of this state. I relocated to Kaduna after serving my jail term in the 1980s from Daura. I cannot find my way home with the current development,” he had said.


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CITY OF MADELIA, MINNESOTA
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
PURCHASE AND DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
The City of Madelia Economic Development Authority (EDA) is soliciting proposal for the purchase and redevelopment of real estate parcel located at 224 First Street SW, Madelia, Minnesota.
The City of Madelia will evaluate and make the final decision on award of the proposal. At the discretion of the City of Madelia, individuals or firms submitting proposals may be requested to make oral presentations as part of the evaluation process.
The City of Madelia does not express or imply any obligation to reimburse responding individuals or firms for any expenses incurred in preparing proposals in response to this request. If you or your firm would like to consider this engagement, you must submit a proposal to City Hall in a sealed envelope no later than Monday, December 27th, at 3:00 p.m. to the following address:
Chris Fischer – EDA RFP 224
City of Madelia
116 West Main Street
Madelia, Minnesota 56062
The City of Madelia reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and to waive any minor technicalities.
December 2, 9, 16, 2021
The proposal will be reviewed at Monday, December 27th, 2021 EDA meeting at 7:30p.m. Individuals and firms that submitted proposal should plan to attend the December 27th meeting. The EDA may ask questions or request additional information.
A full copy of the RFP is available by clicking the link below:
224 First Street SW RFP


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The Building Code Advisory Board advises the Building Official on the adoption of ordinances affecting building and building regulations and other matters
The Board also hears and decides appeals to the Building Code and Contractor Licensing.
Recruitment to fill vacancies on boards and commissions will begin in December 2023. You can review the application process on the main Boards, Commissions and Committees page.


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I-4 Bridge to Close During Renovations
Published: Monday, September 22, 2003 at 2:25 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 22, 2003 at 8:51 a.m.
The County Road 557A bridge that crosses Interstate 4 is scheduled to be closed for demolition today, the I-4 construction office has announced.
As part of the I-4 widening project, the bridge will be rebuilt and should open in the summer of 2004.
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City of Bellevue, ID
The City of Bellevue is located in Blaine County, Idaho. The 2020 Census lists Bellevue's population as 2,560. The Century House Estates was platted in October of 1971. Our latest data shows that Bellevue platted 55 New Residential Subdivision Lots in 2023. See the table to the right for the information landproDATA.com maintains in Bellevue.


Tree fallen across path
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 08:42, Tue 14 July 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 5 minutes later
Tree fallen on to path, path obstructed by overgrowth in many places
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 08:47, Tue 14 July 2020
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:21, Tue 14 July 2020
This issue has been temporarily repaired to make the site safe pending further investigation or future repairs.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:09, Thu 13 August 2020
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING – WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2016
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
100 CIVIC CENTER WAY, CALABASAS
THE STARTING TIMES
LISTED FOR EACH AGENDA ITEM SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A GUIDELINE ONLY.
THE CITY COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE ORDER OF DISCUSSION
IN ORDER TO RUN AN EFFECTIVE MEETING. IF YOU WISH TO ASSURE YOURSELF
OF HEARING A PARTICULAR DISCUSSION, PLEASE ATTEND THE ENTIRE
MEETING. YOU MAY SPEAK ON A CLOSED SESSION ITEM PRIOR TO COUNCIL’S
DISCUSSION. TO DO SO, PLEASE SUBMIT A SPEAKER CARD TO THE CITY CLERK
AT LEAST 5 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE START OF CLOSED SESSION. THE CITY
VALUES AND INVITES WRITTEN COMMENTS FROM RESIDENTS ON MATTERS SET
FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE COUNCILMEMBERS AMPLE
TIME TO REVIEW ALL CORRESPONDENCE, PLEASE SUBMIT ANY LETTERS OR
EMAILS TO THE CITY CLERK’S OFFICE BEFORE 5:00 P.M. ON THE MONDAY
PRIOR TO THE MEETING.
OPENING MATTERS – 7:00 P.M.
ANNOUNCEMENTS/INTRODUCTIONS – 7:15 P.M.
PRESENTATIONS – 7:25 P.M.
COMMUNICATIONS - PUBLIC COMMENT – 7:45 P.M.
CONSENT ITEMS – 7:50 P.M.
1. Approval of meeting minutes from February 10,
Minutes from February 10, 2016
2. Recommendation to approve the Funding
Agreement between the City of Calabasas and Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Transportation Authority for the Mulholland Highway Gap
Item 2 - Staff Report
Attachment A - Funding Agreement, FA#920000000F7516
Attachment B - Vicinity Map
Attachment C - Current Conditions on Mulholland Hwy; Proposed
Attachment D - Current Conditions on Mulholland Hwy; Proposed
Attachment E - Current Conditions on Old Topanga Canyon Road;
3. Adoption of Resolution No. 2016-1495,
approving a renewal of the General Services Agreement with Los
Angeles County, ending June 30, 2021
Item 3 - Staff Report
Attachment 1 - Resolution No. 2016-1495
Attachment 2 - Current General Services Agreement
Attachment 3 - New General Services Agreement
4. Recommendation to approve a professional
services agreement with KOA Corporation for on-call and as-needed
construction management/engineering and related services in an
amount not to exceed $100,000
4 - Staff Report
Attachment A - Professional Services Agreement
PUBLIC HEARING – 8:00 P.M.
5. Consideration of Resolution No. 2016-1496
and Resolution No. 2016-1497, 1) Approving File No. 140001318, an
application, inclusive of a Conditional Use Permit, Site Plan
Review, Scenic Corridor Permit, Development Plan, Oak Tree Permit
and Summary Street Vacation for the construction of a new 73,000
square-foot hotel, which includes 127 rooms, pool and surface level
parking. The proposed project includes a Development Plan Permit in
order to construct a 50-foot tall 4-story building and construction
of retaining walls in excess of 6-feet in height. The project
includes the City vacating a portion of Rondell Street that abuts
the western property line. An Oak Tree Permit is required to allow
for the encroachment into the protected zone of three oak trees. The
subject site is located at 26300 Rondell Street (APN 2069-031-014
and 2069-031-015), within the Commercial Retail Zoning District and
Scenic Corridor Overlay Zone, and 2) adopting the associated
Mitigated Negative Declaration. The Planning Commission recommended
that the City Council approve the project and found that the
proposed summary street vacation is consistent with the General Plan
at its February 4, 2016 meeting
The addition and availability of alternate plans can be
viewed at the public counter during business hours.
5 - Staff Report
Exhibit A - City Council Resolution No. 2016-1496
Exhibit B - City Council Resolution No. 2016-1497
Exhibit C - Planning Commission Staff Report
Exhibit D - Planning Commission Resolution No. 2016-608
Exhibit E - Architectural, Civil, and Landscape Plans
Exhibit F - Site Photos
Exhibit G - Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Plan
Exhibit H - Oak Tree Report
Exhibit I - Draft Minutes (February 3 and 4, 2016)
Exhibit J - Final IS/MND
Public Correspondence Received Included in Planning Packet
Public Correspondence Received After Planning Packet
Received at the Meeting
INFORMATIONAL REPORTS – 10:45 P.M.
Check Register for the period of February 3-10, 2016
6 - Check Register Report
TASK FORCE REPORTS – 10:50 P.M.
CITY MANAGER’S REPORT – 10:55 P.M.
FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS – 10:58 P.M.
Future Agenda Items
ADJOURN - 11:00 P.M.
The City Council will adjourn to their next regular meeting
scheduled on Wednesday, March 9, 2016, at 7:00 p.m.
A copy of the City
Council agenda packet is available for review at City Hall and the
Calabasas Library. Materials related to items on this agenda
submitted to the Council after distribution of the agenda packet are
available for public inspection in the City Clerk’s Office, 100
Civic Center Way, Calabasas, CA 91302, during normal business hours.
Such documents are also available on the City of Calabasas website
at www.cityofcalabasas.com subject to the City staff’s ability
to post the documents before the meeting. The City of Calabasas, in
complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), requests
individuals who require special accommodations to access, attend
and/or participate in the City meeting due to disability, to please
contact the City Clerk’s Office, (818) 224-1600, at least one
business day prior to the scheduled meeting to ensure assistance is


- Vacant Council Seat: La Rue Village Council has an open Council seat. If interested contact Mayor Dustin Ford (740) 360-3246
- Mowing Bids: The Village of LaRue Council will accept sealed bills for the Village’s sewer lagoon property, La Rue Area Park, and 36 High Street. Bids can be mailed to PO BOX 33 La Rue OH 43332 by April 3rd and will be opened April 6th at 7pm at the Council meeting. Bid packets can be obtained by calling The Village Office at (740) 499-2100 or found under the forms tab.
- March 2020 Meetings:
- La Rue Village Council March 2nd @7pm
- La Rue Board of Public Affairs March 9th@7pm
- Board of Public Affairs Special Meeting March 20th @5pm to discuss the water tower project
- La Rue Village Council Special Meeting March 27th @6pm to discuss the water tower and water rates
- April 2020 Meetings:
- La Rue Village Council April 6th @7pm
- La Rue Board of Public Affairs April 20th@7pm
- Drinking Water Requirements for States and Public Water Systems visit: https://www.epa.gov/dwreginfo
- No open burning in the Village and absolutely no burning of trash.
- Keep your property free of debris. Help our village and spruce up your property!
- Interested in joining the Scioto Valley Fire District? Contact Scioto Valley Fire Department.
Call (740) 499-2100 to arrange a time to meet with the clerk.
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Reported anonymously at 20:52, Thursday 9 January 2020
Sent to Hertfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
Whenever it rains the underpass underneath the argyle way/Gunnelswood Road junction floods dangerously. This has been happening for months now, and at one stage the underpass was cordoned off, bit no work appeared to be carried out.
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This two disc set was filmed on location in Portugal 1988 & 1989
Lisbon Trams & Buses (81 minutes)
Section 1: At Praça do Comércio we see tram routes 16, 17, 18, 25 and 26 stop on their journey through this busy location. Routes 15 and 18 actually terminate here. Daimler Fleetline double and AEC single deckers can also be seen on service.
Section 2: Cais do Sodré is the terminus for tram routes 20, 29 & 30 while 15 passes.
Section 3: Largo do Chiado sees route 28 negotiate the interlaced track on Rua Vitor Cordon. Then at Praça de Luis de Camoes we see 20, 29 & 30 up from Cais do Sodré.
Section 4: Santos sees tram routes 15, 16, 17, 18, 29 & 30 outside the railway station. Moving on to Belém Monastery, routes 15 & 16 are seen while 17 terminates.
Section 5: Central Lisbon sees tram routes 25 & 26 terminate and buses in Rossio Square. A visit is made to Campolide Serafina aqueduct to see Daimler single deckers.
Section 6: Rua Alexandre Herculano/Avenida da Liberdade junction sees tram routes 20, 25 & 26 and buses in the morning peak then the same location by night.
Northern Portugal Trams, Buses & Trolleybuses (46 minutes)
Section 1: Coimbra buses and trolleybuses are in the city centre then a visit to the SMTUC Guarda Inglesa depot sees preserved tram 15 outside.
Section 2: Local bus activity is seen at the following northern town locations: Viseu bus station and centre; Guarda streets; Lemago streets and Vila Real centre.
Section 3: Oporto River Douro Bridge of Luis sees buses and trolleybuses on the top deck. A trip is made over the lower deck by coach. São Bento is the next location.
Section 4: Bolhão market (weekday) sees Lancia double deck trolleybus activity.
Section 5: Bolhão market (Sunday) sees bus and only single deck trolleybus activity.
Section 6: Boavista tram depot is seen, while on the roundabout outside tram routes 18 & 19 terminate and negotiate the busy traffic. We finish at Castelo do Queijo.
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Running time - 127 Minutes (2 discs)


Nestled in serene Cascade, minutes away from Port of Spain, this sloping lot is situated in an established residential neighbourhood. It boasts a gorgeous mountain view. Sloping downhill, the lot is ideal for a multistory residence and approvals are in place from Town & Country for multi-unit building. Architectural drawings have been done by Anthony Camps-Campins as well as engineering plans which are awaiting EMA's approval.
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Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser
Roads to shut
Two roads in Chapelhall will close for five days next month for carriageway resurfacing.
Sherdale Avenue, from School Street to Gibb Street, and Cardell Crescent, between School Street and Burn Crescent, are shutting from January 5-9.
School Street will act as a diversion for drivers during both closures, with Burn Crescent, Loch Road and Sherdale Avenue also available during the latter closure.
And Glenboig’s Gain Road, from Mollinsburn Road to Yetts Hole Road, will close from 9pm to 6am on January 27 and 31 for work by Scottish Water; the latter two roads will be diverted routes.


Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko now wants the court to compel the Government to remove bumps and rubble strips on Thika Superhighway.
The bumps and rubble strips, the senator said, have been placed at specific points and have been cited by the Survey of Kenya as the major cause of traffic congestion.
Through lawyer Harrison Kinyanjui, Sonko asked High Court Judge George Odunga to grant the order to remove the bumps from the busy road since Roads Cabinet secretary, the Kenya National Highways Authority, Nairobi County Kenya Roads Boards and the Attorney General have failed to respond to his application.
He said court should issue an order directing the removal of the bumps and rubble strips since the respondents had not replied to his application for judicial review.
His lawyer asked the court to visit sections with bumps and rubble strips to see how they cause traffic jams, noting it was difficult to explain such inconvenience through an affidavit.
Justice Odunga heard that the bumps and rubble strips at Homeland and Kenya Breweries, among other points, serve no purpose since pedestrians use footbridges.
The lawyer wants the court to visit the complaint points for it make a determination on bumps and rubble strips.
The purpose of the application, Sonko maintained, is to get a just and fair decision that will benefit highway users.
"Upon the court assessing for itself on the two points, then its discretion can be exercised based on actual facts as fully verified by the court as opposed to deciding the matter without the benefit of such evidence," he said.
The impact the rubble strips and bumps have on the road, the lawyer said, can be seen during peak hours in the morning on weekdays.
The court will decide on September 2 whether to issue the orders sought.


Quarterly Membership Meeting - Wednesday, November 11
Updated: Nov 9, 2020
Please join us for our quarterly membership meeting via Zoom this Wednesday, November 11, 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Email Bonnie Bessor for the Zoom link - email@example.com
Agenda to include:
--Thank our retiring City Council Member Mary Pat Clarke and meet our newly-elected Council Member Odette Ramos.
-- Learn about a solar energy opportunity for our neighborhood.
-- Find out about community projects and improvements in the 32nd Street Open Space, on Greenmount Ave., on Hopkins campus.
-- Comment on the Slow Streets program and traffic calming in our neighborhood and throughout the city.
-- Updates on our 29th Street Community Center, the Charles Village Community Benefits District safety and sanitation efforts, and COVID19 responses, requests for help, and efforts to keep spirits up in these difficult times.


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Elon Musk’s Boring Supplier Is Coming so that you can Las Vegas
Las Vegas is actually betting great on an Elon Musk-backed means of transportation because the city searching for to advertise once more to a varied public for potential specific visitors
News come forth Wednesday that Las Vegas Seminar and Readers Authority has got recommended an Elon Musk-backed enterprise come to be awarded up to develop along with operate the express tunnel transit method through which tourists at the city’s Las Vegas Seminar Center might possibly be transported.
Musk founded his tunneling venture The Dull Company (pun intended) at the end of 2016. Your dog indicated his / her plans to determine the tunnel construction business with a tweet (just as he usually does), stating ‘Traffic is definitely driving people nuts. Wish to build a tube boring appliance and just begin digging… ‘ Indeed he started digging any tunnel underneath Hawthorne, California to test his / her underground transportation system suggestion. He demonstrated off the done tunnel to help journalists in December 2018, precisly two years right after he 1st revealed her ambitions to finish traffic jellies for good.
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Infill Construction Resources
This education package is for you and your subcontractors. The City of Edmonton is committed to welcoming new homes and more people into our city’s older neighbourhoods. With the support of neighbours of infill, your industry can help us achieve this goal. We have heard from neighbours that considerate construction is vital to the image of the construction industry and to a positive public outlook on homebuilding in older neighbourhoods. To help you meet your obligations for neighbourly construction and to follow regulations we have put together this package for you.
Additional Permits Every Infill Builder Needs:
On Street Construction and Maintenance (OSCAM) Permit:
- An OSCAM permit is required for a variety of work on City road right of ways, including:
- Excavation work on roadways, sidewalks, boulevards.
- All work on freeways, river crossings and in the downtown core or Whyte Avenue area.
- Non-excavation work that interferes with traffic flows on major roadways during the hours of 6-9 a.m. and/or 3:30-6:30 p.m., excluding weekends and holidays.
- All work with a duration of more than four hours at any one location. Minor locations require two full business days to process and major locations can take up to ten full business days.
- To apply for an OSCAM permit, visit edmonton.ca/oscampermit.
Temporary Construction Access Authorization Permit (TCAAP):
A TCAAP is required when equipment will be crossing a boulevard or sidewalk from the public road right of way to temporarily access private property, when there is no legal access. Applicants are required to provide protection to trees, the boulevard and maintain appropriate drainage. TCAAP applications take a minimum of five full business days to process and ten full business days for major locations.
- To apply for a TCAAP, visit edmonton.ca/oscampermit.
- use these to introduce yourself and your project to the neighbours
- refer to this guide for required permits, approval processes, regulations and best practices
- sign up for City newsletters to stay up to date on regulatory or process changes,workshops and information sessions
- learn about the role of City infill teams
- prepare for a new inspection process
- know what signs you need
- learn how to protect private trees
- understand how to protect public trees and meet requirements for boulevard crossing permits
- know who to call for building inspections
- print in poster size and post on site to remind your subcontractors of best construction practices
- learn about incentives to retain mature trees
- free service offered by Development Officers


Have your say on the 2011/12 Annual Plan Proposal
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
The Council wants to know what you think about it's proposed Annual Plan for 2011/2012. Click on this link to find out more about the Annual Plan Proposal and how you can have your say.
Public consultation runs from 31 March - 4pm Tuesday 3 May 2011.
Click on this link for a recent news article on the Annual Plan Proposal.


The Cheshire East Highways Permit Team have advised that New Platt Lane will now be closed from 10th – 12th July 2023 rather than 20th – 22nd June as previously advertised in the original notice below.
CHESHIRE EAST BOROUGH COUNCIL
NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
S14 (2) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cheshire East Borough Council in exercise of its powers under Section 14 (2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers issues this notice temporarily to prohibit traffic in the following length of road:-
New Platt Lane, Holmes Chapel from Goostrey Lane to county boundary.
The alternative route will be via the following streets: – Goostrey Lane, Knutsford Road, New Platt Lane
Location Map – https://one.network/?tm=134534288
Pedestrian access to any premises situated within the temporary closure will be maintained at all times. Cyclists will be required to dismount in order for access to maintained. Vehicular access will be maintained for emergency vehicles and residents where possible.
The closure is necessary for Cheshire East Highways to carry out maintenance works.
It is anticipated that the works will take place on the following date(s): Tuesday 20th June 2023 to Thursday 22nd June 2023.
This notice will become operative on Tuesday 20th June 2023 for a period of 5 days or for such less time as is necessary to enable the works to be completed.
If you have any enquiries relating to the works please contact Cheshire East Highways on telephone number 0300 123 5020.
Notice Date: Tuesday 13th June 2023
Acting Director of Legal Services and Monitoring Officer


Work has begun on the Stockley Interchange in west London which will allow Crossrail services to operate to and from Heathrow.
Network Rail, on behalf of Crossrail, will build a new single track viaduct for all trains from Heathrow towards London. Work is due to complete in 2017. Existing train services to Heathrow will continue to run throughout.
The current junction at Stockley is used by Heathrow Connect in both directions and Heathrow Express in the London direction. The viaduct will start on the western side of the existing airport lines and cross over all of the tracks in the railway corridor, turning eastwards and continuing on the northern side of the railway tracks.
The viaduct will then widen and a junction for Crossrail and Heathrow Express services will be installed. This junction will allow Heathrow Express services to cross above the slow lines and descend to main line track as at present.
Crossrail services will remain on the northern side, descend on a second ramp and run on a dedicated track which will then connect with the existing up slow line via a new junction constructed just before Hayes & Harlington station.


Gloucestershire Gateway Trust was formed in 2007 bringing together a group of leading local business people and social entrepreneurs.
The Trust secured its charitable status in 2011. However, the idea of creating a motorway services on the M5 which would not only create local jobs but provide a sustainable income to help local communities thrive, first came to Mark Gale, chief executive of Gloucestershire Gateway Trust, in 1994.
“We had 28 million vehicles a year carrying over 40 million people into Gloucestershire at one end and going out the other on the M5. No-one in the communities it passed by got any benefit; it was just seen as a problem bringing pollution, congestion and noise. Now we’ve turned the M5 into a community asset.”Mark Gale, Chief Executive of Gloucestershire Gateway Trust
A first for the UK
Gloucestershire Gateway Trust and the Westmorland Family are a partnership between a family business and a local regeneration charity, each with a stake in the business and its impact on local people and communities. This project is a first for the UK, demonstrating how charities and businesses can unite around a common interest to generate substantial benefit for both.
Gloucester Services’ partnership with the Trust is not just about charitable donations, it is a more fundamental way of connecting business and community for the benefit of both. Gloucestershire Gateway Trust aim to generate long-term community benefit and sustainable income for charitable partners working in our target communities in Gloucester and Stroud.
Gloucestershire Gateway Trust know that successful long-term regeneration in target neighbourhoods needs the creation of accessible local employment opportunities and new community investment. Working together will deliver these essential elements.


It is good to see the better weather coming in. Douglas Promenade continues to be busy with works on multiple fronts. This is necessary in order to achieve a completion date of October 2020 and due to the extent of the works involving a huge amount of infrastructure replacement (Manx Utilities/Manx Gas/Manx Telecom/Douglas Borough Council/Sure). We appreciate there is inconvenience and are doing everything to work with all stakeholders to reduce disruption. Please be aware we are required to maintain 2 way traffic flow.
The concrete base slab to the tram track began this week with 100 – 140 metres per week. This work is in preparation for the installation of the tramlines. The tramlines will then be bolted down.
The area of working is from the bottom of Summerhill through to just north of the Palace Hotel. We are endeavouring to establish a pedestrian crossing in this area but due to the length of the works (approximately 800 metres) this will not happen until the tramlines are installed in this area. thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
The service ducting and water main laying is being installed on Harris Promenade. At the bottom of Broadway there is no right turn onto Douglas Promenade - traffic lights, southbound towards the Sea Terminal are not in use but need to be maintained northbound due to the left hand turn onto Douglas Promenade from Broadway and the pedestrian crossing. This temporary road closure is for up to 8 weeks but once site investigation has been carried out and the necessary works completed we will re-open as soon as possible.
The Utility and service road crossings continue at Loch Promenade with parking suspension in place. Regent Street will be closing from 22 March 2019.
Thank you for all your patience, cooperation and understanding. We are working towards making Douglas Promenade more special and a lasting legacy for decades to come. Should you have any queries please drop into MyProm office at the Sea Terminal, ground floor - open Monday to Friday 9am-4pm, ring 686363 or email email@example.com
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Updated on 28 March 2019


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Mozambique, 3 October 2013: UNICEF launches water programme in Ribaue
MAPUTO, Mozambique, 03 October 2013 - “We are helping develop a water and sanitation model for small towns, which will ultimately benefit 150,000 people by 2017,” says UNICEF Representative Koenraad Vanormelingen, marking the ground-breaking ceremony today for the rehabilitation and expansion of the piped water supply system in Ribaué, Nampula Province.
The programme, which is financed by the Australian Government, is a partnership between UNICEF, AIAS, the Provincial Government and the five local governments of Ribaue, Mecuburi, Rapale, Namialo, and Monapo. These are all situated in the so-called Nacala corridor, whose population is currently growing at a rate of 15% per year.
“This unique effort is responding to a glaring gap we have today in addressing the water and sanitation needs of 2 million people living in small towns,” continued Dr. Vanormelingen, who emphasized the capacity-building aspects of the project. “Our ambition is to inform policies at national level.”
The Small Towns Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programme in Nampula Province, known as NAMWASH, is implemented through a funding agreement signed by Australian Aid (AusAID), together with the Government of Mozambique and UNICEF, and has a total budget of $7,3 million, to which AusAID is contributing about $5.1 million.
Through the establishment of a partnership with the Administration of Water Supply and Sanitation Infrastructure (AIAS) and the Provincial Government of Nampula through its Directorate of Public Works and Housing (DPOPH), NAMWASH addresses the critical area of water supply and sanitation provision and will have a great impact on heath, particularly that of women and children.
The Programme is divided into two phases. Phase 1 is funding the rehabilitation and expansion of the piped water supply system for the Municipality of Ribaue with a cost of 42 million meticais (1.4 million dollars). The construction of this system that will benefit over 8,000 men, women and children started on October 3 of 2013 with the presence of national, provincial and municipal authorities. The project is due to conclude in the first half of 2014.
The Programme is also funding sanitation and hygiene promotion interventions that will benefit over 10,000 people in the towns of Ribaue and Rapale, including the construction of improved household latrines, as well as sanitation facilities in schools, hospitals, central markets, and bus stops.
Phase II of NAMWASH, for which UNICEF and AIAS are currectly seeking funding, will be implemented in the next years in the other four towns (Rapale, Monapo, Mecuburi and Namialo).
The ground-breaking ceremony taking place in Ribaue today will be attended by Mr. Francisco Pereira, Vice Minister of Public Works and Housing, Mrs. Cidalia Chauque, the Governor de Nampula, Ms. Olinda Sousa, National Director of AIAS, Mr. Constantino Antonio, Mayor of Ribaue, and Mr. Juma Taratibo, District of Ribaue Administrator.
For further information, please contact:
Patricia Nakell, UNICEF Mozambique
Gabriel Pereira, UNICEF Mozambique,
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Yes Vs No: Mr.Kejriwal vs Mr.SreedharanThe CM of Delhi declared that Free travel for ladies would be introduced in the coming 8 months. It would cost Rs 1567 crore. This would be welcome news for the public.
But, Mr. Sreedharan, the Metro Man of India has raised serious objections and has recommended the PM not the approve this. When the metro started, it was decided that everyone would pay. For his first ride, Former PM Mr.AB Vajpayee had bought a ticket too (in 2002).
His other concerns are a worrying trend (Delhi metro would incur a big loss) is set and the Delhi Metro is a joint project of Delhi metro rail co and the Center. Moreover, this would set the wrong precedence to other metros in other cities. If the Delhi Government wants to help women, let it directly deposit the money in the individual's account.
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Bromley Common (A21) reopen following Thames Water repairs
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The goal is to have all those lights back on by June 2016, an aggressive target that the City Council funded with an additional $600,000 from a mid-year budget surplus.


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Water for the Future isn’t just about repairing the Delaware Aqueduct. It’s also about water conservation and being efficient and using our water resources wisely"
We’re using modern science and engineering as well as a tremendous amount of historic data from the engineers who built the water supply system to design the best fix for the Delaware Aqueduct."
New York is one of only five large unfiltered water supplies in the US because of our high quality drinking water. So, looking at quality is a very important part of Water for the Future"
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New roundabout comes under fire after spate of crashes
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Vehicles driving on the 70mph road have ploughed straight over the roundabout – a flat, grassed area – with cars being abandoned, road signs flattened and debris scattered all over the place.
Resident Peter Hall told the Derby Telegraph: "These accidents are not driver error but the result of a poorly designed, unlit roundabout on a 70mph dual carriageway.
"By my reckoning at least 10 vehicles have had accidents within less than 48 hours of this new junction opening - so it is probably the most dangerous roundabout in the country."
The roundabout was built by Barratt Homes as part of an adjoining development. Residents have reported that street lighting stops a few hundred metres either side of the roundabout, leaving it in darkness at night.
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The pilot project will last for a two (2) month period at a discounted rate of $35.00 (which includes a bin, liner, and weekly pick-up during the 2 months). After the two months and depending upon community demand, a special rate will be offered to the new composters.
Food composting is valuable to reduce landfill volumes, mitigate greenhouse gases and climate change, raise awareness of food waste and consumption habits, and reinforce soils and storm water management efforts. Please see the following blog for more information: https://www.urbanbreezes.com/reducing-food-waste-a-climate-solution/
If you prefer to compost at home/in your backyard, free bins are available at the Audubon Gift Store.
To REGISTER for the Community Pilot, please go to: https://northchevychase.org//compostcrew.com/ncc/
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The business case to replace the George Massey Tunnel has been sent to Ottawa to ask for help funding it.
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Not interested in doing politics over water: Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said he is not interested in doing politics over the water issue, and his objective is to provide clean water to citizens, as he announced the Delhi Jal Board's decision to waive off the development charges and infrastructure charges for water and sewer connections.
Kejriwal, who also heads the DJB, said that earlier people were paying Rs 1,14,110 for a 200-metre plot and Rs 1,24,110 for a 300-metre plot for a new water or sewer connection, but now they will only have to pay Rs 2,310.
"Delhi government has decided today that for the new connection of water and sewer, people will have to pay only Rs 2,310. Earlier, thousands and lakhs of rupees had to be paid for a new connection. I believe that now people will start taking authorised connections. This step in itself will prove to be a big improvement in the water sector," Kejriwal said.
His announcement came as the Delhi Jal Board is facing heat from the opposition, after the Central government, on November 16, released a study on quality of piped drinking water being supplied in 21 cities, including Delhi, with the tap water here termed "undrinkable".
In its reaction, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party had said BJP-led Central government is "stooping too low by doing politics on water quality after they failed miserably in controlling air pollution in entire northern India".
In the same vein, Kejriwal on Friday said his objective is to provide clean water to citizens of Delhi and not indulge in "dirty politics" over water.
"Those doing politics over water do not care about the quality of water in reality. When we took over, there were piped water lines only in 58 per cent of Delhi, now that number has gone up to 93 per cent. There were more than 2,300 areas with the supply of dirty water when we formed the government. We reduced the number to just 125," he told the media here.
Kejriwal also said the Delhi government's decision to waive off the infrastructure and development charges for the installation of individual water and sewer connections will reduce the quantity of non-revenue water in Delhi.
"Delhi is one of the cities which has a huge amount of non-revenue or unaccounted water because of residents resorting to illegal means for water. The reduced charges will also reduce the quantity of unaccounted or non-revenue water across Delhi, and people will start installing formal connections rather than connecting to the pipelines illegally."
Houses will be counted amongst the mainstream network connections in Delhi and this will help in improving the efficiency of the whole system, he said.
Kejriwal said the Delhi government will bear the cost of all the infrastructural requirements like laying water pipelines.
"The Delhi Jal Board has taken many crucial decisions to reform the water sector in Delhi. It has been observed that many residents across different areas in Delhi do not have legal water connections in their houses.
"Despite the water pipelines in their areas, lakhs of households in the city have not installed water or sewer connections because of high installation, infrastructural and development charges. Residents resort to illegal means to connect to water pipelines but refrain from taking a formal water connection because of high charges," he said.
He also said that his government had decreased the development charges for the sewer connections to Rs 100 per square metre from Rs 500 per square metre, but the individual charges were still high.
"Therefore, the Delhi government has decided to waive off the infrastructural and development charges... the Delhi government will invest in developing and fulfilling the infrastructural requirements like installing pipelines, water treatment plants, and pumping stations, etc. The Delhi government will make optimum utilisation of the taxes paid by the residents of Delhi to fulfil these infrastructural requirements."
Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson Raghav Chadha, meanwhile, claimed that the Central government report was fabricated and was presented to create an atmosphere in favour of the RO companies. He said the report was released by the Centre just before the hearing in the Supreme Court to create an atmosphere that quality of water was bad.
However, the Supreme Court on Friday declined to interfere with the National Green Tribunal (NGT) order prohibiting the use of RO filters in Delhi and instead asked RO manufacturers association to move the Centre with their representation before any notification is issued.
The counsel for manufacturers association contended that the NGT has imposed a blanket ban, and RO water is used for many medical purposes, and is especially useful in dialysis.
The court also directed the Centre to consider the representation from the association before passing any notification.IANS


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 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CERTAIN PUBLIC
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Southbound Lemay Avenue near Vine Drive to close for water line repair
A portion of southbound Lemay Avenue will be closed for parts of Thursday and Friday for an emergency water line repair.
The closures will take place between Conifer Street and Vine Drive beginning at 8:30 a.m. while the East Larimer County Water District works to complete the repair. The road is scheduled to reopen by late afternoon on both days.
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Honingham Parish Council have a new website which is now available. Please note that this website will no longer be updated. To view the website please visit;
The Honingham Parish Council Annual Parish Meeting will take place on Wednesday 9th May at 7pm in Honingham Village Hall.
The annual meeting of the village hall committee will take place immediately after the Annual Parish Meeting at 8pm in the village hall.
All members of the parish are welcome to attend both meetings.
UPDATE – Please note that Highways England are no longer able to attend the Parish Council meeting on Monday 12th February.
Please see the PC Agenda 12.2.18 for the next Parish Council meeting on Monday 12th February, 7pm in the village hall. Please note there will be a presentation from Highways England before the main meeting at 7pm giving an update on the proposed plans to dual the A47.


Oslo Venstre wants an external assessment of Villa Sorgenfri. If it is possible to preserve the villa, they want it sold or rented out to private players.
In December, it became clear that Villa Sorgenfri will be demolished. The villa has been empty since Oslo municipality bought it in 2007.
An inspection showed that the decay is so dramatic that the building is dangerous to the surroundings. Oslo Venstre reacts to the decision that has been made.
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- Friday 18 April 2014
Arguably one of Alexandra Headland’s most exciting projects – the $3.5 million streetscape program – starts this month.
Pedestrians, cyclists and motorists will all benefit with improved safety around the Alexandra Headland Surf Lifesaving Club, while pathways will provide better access to the park, foreshore and beach areas.
Relocated traffic signals will be placed at the Mari St intersection making it safer for all users.
The project will include electrical and stormwater improvements, an upgrade to bus and coach stops and a set-down facility.
These improvements are designed to encourage more community and visitor-use and increase business trade.
Parkyn Pde carpark upgrade
The gravel horse-shoe carpark and walking paths opposite the Yacht Club on Parkyn Pde will undergo a $230,000 upgrade.
The carpark will be sealed and line-marked and a section of the coastal pathway widened to 3.4 metres. Lighting will also be installed.
Staged pathway extensions will improve access for everyone who enjoys walking along this beautiful foreshore area.
Works are expected to start late May/early June if the weather is kind to us.
Anzac Day spirit
Anzac Day, April 25, honours all Australians who have served or paid the supreme sacrifice for their country.
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A morning service will also be held and marchers are asked to assemble at 8am outside the Maroochy RSL Club. The marching parade starts at 8.30am and follows Memorial Ave and onto the Cenotaph at Cotton Tree.
This column first appeared in Maroochy Weekly on April 17, 2014


The city of Bellevue plans to build a convention center and hotel.
A $1.125 million dollar state grant will help Bellevue pay for the $8 million convention center in the Twin Creek area. The hotel will cost $15 million. Assistant City Administrator Larry Burks says Bellevue needs a facility that can host special events.
"When we realized that most of the people getting married had to go outside of Bellevue for receptions, we identified that as a critical need. Also, the Chamber of Commerce, Offutt Air Force Base, and other large companies within the city of Bellevue had no place to hold conferences or company meetings, things of that nature."
Burks says a groundbreaking is scheduled for August on the 25,000 square foot convention center. It’ll have the capacity for 800 to 1000 seats.
Construction is expected to take 12 to 18 months.


The City of Arcata is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced firms to provide equipment and services necessary to implement a Project 25 Very High Frequency Phase I Mixed Mode Simulcast Radio System, a Microwave Backhaul Subsystem, and a Subscriber Radio Network (“Radio System Package”) in Arcata, California. Services related to the provision of the Radio System Package include, without limitation, designing, developing, installing and maintaining the City’s radio system.
Proposals for this work will be received at the City Manager’s Office, 736 F Street, Arcata, California until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, November 19, December 17, 2021. The award for this contract is anticipated to be made at the Arcata City Council’s meeting on or after January 5, 19, 2022. The Request for Proposals Package for this work can be obtained on the City’s website, www.cityofarcata.org under “Bids" by navigating to the bottom of the project webpage, clicking "View Documents" and completing the plan holder form.


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NDOT Completes $34 Million I-15 Widening Project in North Las Vegas
NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV. -- The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) this week completed a $33.8 million widening of Interstate 15 between Craig Road and Speedway Boulevard in North Las Vegas. Las Vegas Paving was the general contractor. The project expanded a 5-mile-long stretch of highway from four to six travel lanes using existing right-of-way, plus install new lighting, signage and landscaping that features 14 weathered steel sculptures donated by artist Simi Dabah. The various totem-shaped artworks measure up to 21 feet tall and weigh up to 2,100 pounds. Other work calls for drainage improvements, including pipe and concrete box culvert, as well as widening and seismic upgrades to four overpass structures at Range Road and the Union Pacific Railroad tracks that will extend their life by another 50 years.
“This project improves safety and mobility through the northern Interstate 15 corridor, greatly reducing travel times and congestion,” said NDOT Director Rudy Malfabon. “It also enhances traffic flows entering and exiting the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which is especially crucial during NASCAR events and the Electric Daisy Carnival.”
The section of interstate currently sees 41,600 vehicles daily; however, traffic is expected to increase 71 percent by 2033. The project moved 385,000 cubic yards of earth, or enough dirt to fill 5,100 average sized swimming pools. Construction additionally placed 166,500 tons of asphalt or enough blacktop to cover 33,300 driveways. The 18-month-long undertaking saw up to 100 workers onsite during the peak of activity.
Project Distance: 5 miles; or the equivalent length of 88 football fields laid end-to-end.
Project Length: 18 months; or enough time to play three professional baseball seasons.
Earthwork: 385,000 cubic yards: or enough dirt to fill 5,100 average sized swimming pools.
Paving: 166,500 tons of asphalt; or enough blacktop paving to cover 33,300 driveways.
Peak Workforce: 100 craftsmen, including subcontractors and suppliers.
Traffic Count: 41,600 vehicles daily; or enough cars to fill the Cashman Center parking lot nearly 16 times.
Las Vegas Speedway: Hosts six major events annually, including NASCAR weekend, the NASCAR truck race, the NHRA Denso Nationals in the spring, the NHRA Toyota Nationals in the fall, the Red Bull Air Race and of course the Electric Daisy Carnival.
Speedway Capacity: 116,000; or enough people to staff over 7,733 professional basketball teams.
Speedway Economic Impact: NASCAR weekend alone generates about $160 million, while the Electric Daisy Carnival contributes roughly $1.3 billion to our economy.


The public is encouraged to participate. Times and locations for next week's meetings are as follows:
Monday, February 13, 6:00-8:00 PM- Boston Public Library, Rabb Lecture Hall, 700 Boylston Street
Tuesday, February 14, 6:00-8:00 PM- Framingham Town Hall, 150 Concord Street
Wednesday, February 15, 6:30-8:30 PM- Quincy High School Auditorium, 100 Coddington Street
Thursday, February 16, 6:00-8:00 PM- Malden City Council Chambers, 200 Pleasant Street
For a full list of future public meetings and information, please visit MBTA.com/join the discussion.
Have your voice heard by sending an email with your questions, comments, and ideas to firstname.lastname@example.org.
The MBTA’s public outreach process continues with the acceptance of public comment through March 1, 2012 electronically at mbta.com, by email at email@example.com, via mail to MBTA, Ten Park Plaza, Boston, Ma 02116, Attention: Fare Proposal Committee, and by phone at 617-222-3200/ TTY (617) 222-5146.
A final fare increase and service reduction recommendation will be made to the MBTA’s Board of Directors this spring and changes will be implemented on July 1, 2012.
MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved posted on Sep 17
The MassDOT Board of Directors today approved a construction contract to extend the MBTA’s increasingly popular Silver Line from East Boston to Chelsea. A project funded entirely by Governor Deval Patrick’s 2013 Transportation Finance Plan, the Silver Line will be extended past the Seaport to …Continue Reading MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved
2014 Moving Together Conference: Register Today! posted on Sep 17
MassDOT’s 2014 Moving Together Conference will bring together leaders working to advance healthy transportation. Are you part of the conversation that will determine the future of transportation in Massachusetts? Please join us and let your voice be heard. The conference is scheduled as follows: Thursday, …Continue Reading 2014 Moving Together Conference: Register Today!
MBTA: Commuter Ferry Evacuation Drill posted on Sep 17
MassDOT and the MBTA in July conducted a commuter ferry evacuation drill in Hingham, designed by MassDOT Emergency Management with numerous state and local partners. Check out the video showing the multi-agency response to a simulated on board fire situation.


The City of Boston is kicking off a month of engagement with their second Community Workshop!
When? Tuesday, July 14, 12pm or 6:30pm
Where? Online or over the phone
Join the City on July 14th at 12pm or 6:30pm for their second public workshop, online this time, for the Franklin Park Action Plan. Learn about the park’s history, ecology, communities, and connections and share your feedback. As neighbors and visitors, the City needs your insights!
For more info and to sign up please click here.
- July 14, 2020 at 6:30pm – 7:30pm


Bole Wolo Sefer, House for Sale, Addis Ababa.
The house is 210 square meters and has 10 rooms and 2 toilets which can be demolished for rebuilding mixed use building.
The price is 38 million birr and slightly negotiable.
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This facility was constructed to honor the Ellis/Scott families and their role in the community. The Ellis-Scott Pavilion is situated with an overlook of the Clinch River in Kingston, Tennessee.
The facility is used as an event venue for public gatherings, education, reunions, special events, and more.
It is equipped with a catering kitchen, public toilets, and covered gathering area with an open-hearth fireplace. Our landscaped area surrounding the Pavilion is also available for use. It is the families intent to share the facility with the community when not in use by the Memorial Gardens.


Travellers pitched up on a car park in Street will be served eviction noticed on Friday (September 21) if they haven't moved on by then.
Caravans arrived at Cranhill Road car park in Street again on Wednesday evening (September 19).
The car park is owned by Mendip District Council and is used by many locals to access the town centre as it is the cheapest car park in the area.
A spokesman for the council said: "We are aware of a group of travellers on the Mendip District Council owned car park on Cranhill Road in Street.
"We have visited the site on Thursday and served welfare forms.
"If they are still present on Friday we will be serving eviction notices in line with the legal process, this will require them to leave by 4pm on Monday (September 24)."
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The original item was published from 3/3/2023 4:03:22 PM to 3/4/2023 5:53:21 PM.
Posted on: March 3, 2023
[ARCHIVED] Mar. 3: Snow Emergency Parking Ban
A Snow Emergency Parking Ban has been declared for Friday, March 3, 2023, at 6:00 PM. The ban shall be effective six hours later at Midnight.
There shall be no parking on all City Streets from Midnight until such time that the ban is lifted. Motor vehicles parking in violation of such ban (City Ordinance, § 266-103: Parking prohibited) are subject to towing under the authority of the Lowell Police Department and such towing will be at the owner’s expense (§ 266-104: Removal authorized; charges). Motor vehicles shall also receive a parking violation ticket.
FREE Parking for City residents who do not have access to "off-street" parking during “Snow Emergency - Parking Ban” is available beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the following CITY PARKING GARAGES:
- Lower Locks Garage - 90 Warren Street
- Hamilton Canal Garage - Dutton St. @ Broadway St.
FREE Parking for City residents who do not have access to "off-street" parking during “Snow Emergency - Parking Ban” is available beginning at 8:00 p.m. at the following CITY PARKING GARAGES:
- George Ayotte Parking Garage - 1 Post Office Square
Once the "Snow Emergency" is lifted, any City of Lowell residents that have parked in the free parking spaces will have 2 hours to remove their vehicles from the facility without incurring any additional expenses. Vehicles not removed within two hours will be assessed a fee from that time until the vehicle is removed.


Crews contracted with the Georgia DOT will be resurfacing the asphalt on roadways at the courthouse square in Greenville, Georgia, starting tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 16 and continuing through the end of the month. The work is part of a larger project to resurface Georgia 18 in Meriwether County starting at the Harris County line, but at the Greenville courthouse square, the affected roads also include Georgia 109, Georgia 41, Georgia 100, North Depot Street and South Depot Street.
The team will start Saturday morning, Aug. 17, south on Georgia 18 and work their way to the square. On Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 18, the work will be done from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. On Monday, Aug.19, the crew will transition to overnight shifts, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and continue their paving in and around the square, curb to curb.
A lane closure will be installed around the work zone. Signal flaggers will be stationed to alert motorists, and a pilot car will be used to guide them around the work zone on the remaining lane of traffic. Drivers should watch for the signal flaggers, and should drive slowly and carefully when following the pilot vehicle. Local residents may wish to seek alternate routes avoiding the courthouse square if possible.
- Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 17 and 18, 2019 – from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Monday, Aug. 19 through the end of August – from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Where: The courthouse square in Greenville, Georgia
Advisory: Motorists are advised to expect delays, exercise caution, and reduce their speed while traveling around work zones. Before heading out, get real-time information on the status of roadway construction and traffic conditions. Call 511, visit 511ga.org, or download the free Georgia 511 app.


SCOPE: My Undergrad Thesis Project was the Design of a sports Complex with a Cricket Stadium, an Aquatic Center and a Multipurpose indoor stadium at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. The site area was 58 acres.
AIM: To design and create a built environment that willoptimally facilitate the demanding environmental needs of modern sport and be an expression of the energy and vigor involved in the same.
· Design should facilitate international standards in sport.
· Study of long span structural systems to effectively apply the same in design.
· The use of computer or physical modeling for architectural expression of sport.


Construction to start soon on the newest addition to the beautiful Boutwell Farm neighborhood! Work with Sharkey Design Build to help put your own finishing touches on this project, or let their design team transform this build into a one of a kind walkout Rambler for you! Imagine enjoying mornings on your sprawling front porch and peaceful evenings on your optional back deck.
Floor plans are included in supplements.
Approximately a $200 per household annual fee will be collected per the city of Stillwater for stormwater management.


MT. VERNON – The Mt. Vernon City Council Public Utilities Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, June 27, at 4 p.m. Items on the agenda for that meeting are addresses from the audience, an update on the Opdyke Water Tower, a water modeling study, a supervisory control and data acquisition system, an update on the engineering for Lift Station #14, and a report on RFQ’s for water and sewer system studies. The meeting will be held at the City Hall Chamber Room.


Business Description: Aquatic Innovators, LLC is your pond / water garden expert. We are Certified Aquascape Contractors (CAC) and Certified RainXchange Professionals (CRP) that specialize in the design and installation of high quality, low maintenance water gardens / features, ponds, streams, waterfalls and landscaping, as well as capturing rainwater and managing stormwater. Let us install your water feature and/or rainwater harvesting system, and complete the landscaping and patio area around them. We will turn your property into the place you have been dreaming of it being. Visit our Rainwater Harvesting page for more information about collecting rainwater and reusing it on your property.


Crane Work To Close St. Germain Street West
ST. CLOUD -- Construction work in downtown St. Cloud tomorrow morning will cause a street closure for a few hours.
Crews will be doing crane work along St. Germain Street West between 6th and 7th Avenues.
The work will close St. Germain in that block for several hours while workers complete the task.


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St. Louis Rock Road - Water Main Improvement Project
The scope of work included: construction of approximately 252 lineal feet of 6-inch diameter PVC water main, including 125 lineal feet of steel encasement under St. Louis Rock Road, open-cut and repair of St. Louis Rock Road, approximately 127 lineal feet of open trench installation of 6-inch water main, associated valves, fittings, hardware and other incidental items.
- Project Completed: July 2019
Office Water Tower Recoating Project
The scope of work included: minor repair, painting, disinfection, add alternate for fill line and other incidental items. The mixing system will improve water turnover in the tank and improve water quality.
- Projected Completed: June 2019
I-44 Water Main Bore Improvement Project
The project interconnected water mains from both sides of Interstate 44 and eliminated several dead-end water mains within the District. The Scope of Work included: construction of approximately 944 lineal feet of 12-inch diameter PVC water main, including 240 lineal feet of bore and steel encasement under Interstate 44, 125 lineal feet of bore and steel encasement under Highway 100, pressure reducing valve and structure and approximately 580 lineal feet of open trench installation of 12-inch PVC water main.
- Project Completed: April 2019


Zoning Examiner Meetings
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Residents of a Dundee street say they have had vehicles badly damaged after a “substantial dip” developed — suspected to have been caused by HGVs passing through.
The section of road on Hebrides Drive, at the junction of Uist Terrace in Mill o’ Mains, has collapsed, forming a deep curve.
Nicole Pope, who lives close to the dip, said it had damaged her car’s suspension, which could cost hundreds of pounds to fix.
She said: “I’ve got my son’s first birthday and Christmas coming up — and now I’ve got to get the car fixed. It’s absolutely horrendous.”
Alex Barr, who also lives nearby, said the dip had gradually worsened in the four years since he moved to the area.
The 57-year-old said: “You really have to watch where you’re driving. There are quite a few lorries that use the road now — I suppose that could affect it.
“I’d like to see it fixed. Some people don’t slow down enough for it and you hear their exhausts scrape the road.”
Concerns were raised at a local community meeting, with residents saying the dip was so bad that even buses could be at risk.
Jim Malone, chairman of the Mill o’ Mains Tenants and Residents Association, said: “The damage to the road is really noticeable and would cause a lot of damage to cars or even buses if they were to be driven too fast.”
Mr Malone said he believes the dip has been caused by HGVs accessing construction sites in the area.
He said: “The damage caused by the number of vehicles using the road for access to construction sites has been added to by the ones that use Hebrides Drive as a rat run to dodge the traffic lights.”
A council spokesman said: “We are aware of the situation and are arranging for repairs to be carried out in the near future.”
Stuart Dixon, head of development and delivery for Home Scotland, said: “This road has been adopted by Dundee City Council, which is responsible for repairs and maintenance. We understand the council has already carried out preliminary investigations and is liaising with Scottish Water, which has a sewage drain in the area.”


Construction of CC road at W.No. 01 Depot road near water tank. (GENERAL FUND)
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Amidst groaning and harrowing experience of residents over the deplorable state of roads in Ibadan, motorists have again called on Governor Seyi Makinde to declare state of emergency on roads in the capital city of Oyo State.
People are lamenting and expressing anger against the state government across the 11 local government areas in Ibadan.
During a phone-in programme on a popular radio station monitored in Ibadan over the weekend, callers across the metropolis mentioned close to 50 roads that have become almost impassable, with potholes dotting everywhere.
Some of these roads mentioned by residents of the city include but not limited to Anfani road, off ring-road; Eleyele junction and Eleyele-Ologuneru road, Adetokun junction; Aromalaran to Oke ‘badan; Oremeji-Agugu, Oke Padre to Ode-Aje-Aremo-Adekile.
Others mentioned were the Olodo bridge; ongoing Olorunsogo-Akanran road, that was said to have recorded slow pace of works; Abayomi to Rose Wale, Iwo road; Aromolaran to Iyana-Church.
Also, mentioned were Mokola roundabout-Sango road, precisely Uncle Joe bus stop area; Sango-Eleyele road; amongst many others.
The anchor and the callers were unanimous in their decision that the state government should declare a state of emergency on all Ibadan roads to save lives and property of the people and ensure a leap in the economy of the city.
Some other callers blamed the Works Commissioner, Professor Kehinde Shangodoyin, for not doing enough supervision to ensure that the ongoing road projects were completed in line with contractual agreement signed with the state government.


The annual Export Ethnic Food and Music Festival is being held on Saturday, August 19. The following are restrictions on traffic and parking for the weekend beginning on Friday, August 18.
GALE COURT: No entry/exit starting 11:00 am Friday 8/18. Re-opens 8 am Sunday 8/20.
DOWNTOWN MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT: VENDOR PARKING ONLY-PASS REQUIRED. Closed Friday 8/18 at 11:00 pm. Re-opens 8 am Sunday 8/20. Through traffic to Polk/Madison/Lincoln Avenue permitted.
WASHINGTON AVENUE: Closed Friday 11:00 pm – Sunday 8:00 am.
LINCOLN AVENUE: Lower end closed to parking/through traffic at 7:00 am Saturday 8/19 till 11:00 pm 8/19. Detour via parking lot, Polk Street, Madison Avenue.
BRICK HILL ROAD: Closed to through traffic 7:00 am Saturday through 10:00 pm Saturday.
WESTMORELAND HERITAGE TRAIL PARKING: Parking available only at eastern end of Community Park Road (limited available). This becomes a pay lot after 11:00 am. Additional trail parking available across from former Meiers Hardware building.


01 Jul Spaghetti Bowl Xpress (SBX) Traffic Control Update Week of July 3
Impaired Driving Could Cost You
Impaired driving is a top cause of Nevada traffic deaths. DUI can be deadly, and citations can cost up to $10,000.
If you will be celebrating this Fourth of July, designate a sober driver or use a rideshare, taxi or public transit.
Spaghetti Bowl Xpress (SBX) Traffic Control Update | Week of July 3, 2022
Construction will temporarily shut down on Friday, July 1 at 5pm until Tuesday, July 5 at 7am for the July 4 holiday.
Traffic control and detour maps are available here. Construction operations are weather dependent and subject to change.
Market Street Shoulder Closure
Daytime shoulder closures on Market Street near Vassar Street from Wednesday, July 6 to Friday, July 8.
Vassar Street Lane Reductions
Day and night lane reductions on Vassar Street under I-580 from Wednesday, July 6 to Friday, July 8.
Reno Spaghetti Bowl Ramp Closures
Ramps will be CLOSED intermittently overnight from 8pm to 6am from Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8. Please use marked detour routes.
- Eastbound I-80 to northbound US 395.
- Eastbound I-80 to southbound I-580.
- Westbound I-80 to southbound I-580.
Northbound and Southbound I-580 Second Street/Mill Street Ramps
Access to Second Street and/or Mill Street will be CLOSED intermittently overnight from 8pm to 6am from Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8. Access to one route—either Second Street or Mill Street—will be available.
Northbound and Southbound I-580 Lane Closures
Nightly lane reductions on northbound and southbound I-580 between the Spaghetti Bowl and Mill Street from 8pm to 6am from Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8.
East Fourth Street Lane Reductions and Shifts
Day and night lane reductions and shifts on Fourth Street from Galletti Way to Sixth Street begin Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8.
Note: Brief daytime traffic control delays to be expected.
Kietzke Lane Closures
Kietzke Lane from Kuenzli Street to Galletti Way will be CLOSED overnight from 8pm to 6am from Tuesday, July 5 to Friday, July 8.
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Nighttime construction hours are approximately 8pm to 6am. Daytime construction hours are approximately 7am to 5pm. Drivers can expect reduced speeds through the work zone. All construction activities and times are subject to change and weather dependent.


Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)
Bantwal, Sep 22: After a long pause, work on the long-awaited 63 kilometre -long B C Road - Addahole stretch of national highway 75 has come to life. Preliminary processes are under way now.
Contract for the 48 km stretch of the highway between B C Road and Periyashanti has been bagged by Hyderabad-based KNR Constructions Ltd for Rs 1,100.88 crore. The remaining 15 km road from Periyashanti to Addahole has been allotted to S M Authade Pvt Ltd from Maharashtra for Rs 317 crore. Machinery required for laying the road is being installed at Udane in Shiradi.
Initially the entire road widening contract was bagged by L&T. The speed at which the company began work initially had given rise to the expectation that the entire work might be finished in a couple of years. But because of technical hitches and problems of forest land etc, the company had withdrawn from executing the contract.
Kalladka flyover: Preparations for the flyover on the six-lane road at Kalladka have begun. Preliminary work like geological verification between Poorlipady to K C Road is under way. For the installation of huge pillars, examination of sand and rocks in the earth are being undertaken. After considering various options like bypass road, underpass, flyover etc the National Highways Authority of India has finalised flyover at Kalladka.
National Highways Authority of India project director at Mangaluru, Shishumohan, said that once the appointed date is finalised, all the works on the highway will begin together and currently only preliminary processes have been undertaken.


Alliance of Pigeon Lake Municipalities & Pigeon Lake Watershed Association 2017 Winter Newsletter
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Golden Days Resident Survey
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2018 Garbage Collection Schedule
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Clean Runoff Survey
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Proposed Golden Days Land Use Bylaw #254
Proposed Golden Days Land Use Bylaw #254 The Summer Village of Golden Days has prepared a new Land Use Bylaw to replace Golden Days Land Use Bylaw #203. While retaining many features of the existing Bylaw, this new Bylaw has been designed to include more details including site coverage changes, back row accessory buildings, use of recreational vehicles, updated discretionary uses and new definitions. Before proceeding further, Council will hold a Public Hearing at which any person cla...
PLWA Newsletter Update
Please click on the link found at the bottom of the page for a copy of the complete Update. The Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan (PL PLAN) 2017 - Fall Update Working Together for a Healthy Watershed, Healthy Lake, Healthy Community. Given the support and input received over the summer, a revised version of the PL Plan is now circulating for the endorsement and approvals to various regional organizations, municipalities and the Government of Alberta. At the same time, the PL Plan ...
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Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is taking up the various projects in Tamil Nadu as detailed below:
(i) Six laning of existing Salem to Coimbatore National Highway (NH-544) including a ring road for the city of Coimbatore under the Bharatmala Pariyojana.
(ii) Under Chennai-Kanyakumari East Coast Road; Chennai-Mahabalipuram section is already 4 laned by the State Government.
In addition, a DPR for sea link to de-congest the urban sections of the East Coast Road near Chennai, the expansion of Mahabalipuram- Pondicherry sectionandNagappattinam-Tuticorin- Tiruchenduris in under progress. Project for expansion of Pondicherry-Nagappattinam section has already been awarded for construction.
(iii) Ministry is exploring an expressway between Chennai to Trichy with a spur to Tanjavur. In addition, DPRis in advanced stage for taking up the development of Tanjavur to Madurai via Pudukkotai, Pillayarpatti&Melur.
(iv) The DPR is in advanced stageto develop a greenfield alignment between Chennai and Salem through Kanchipuram, Tiruvannamalai, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri and Salem districts to diversify traffic from the existing National Highways. The estimated cost and the timeline for completion shallonly be finalized based on the outcome of the DPR.
This information was given by Union Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways Shri Mansukh L Mandaviya in a statement in the Lok Sabha today.>


46740 Fraser Avenue, Chilliwack Listing #: R2566987
DEVELOPMENT ALERT!! 80 feet frontage and 100 feet deep. ALREADY ZONED R3 subdivide into two 40 x 100 lots and build new homes in this great area, builders bring your ideas! Close to schools and shopping, a few minutes drive to the new downtown revitalization. Easy to rent and hold or develop now! Act fast the market is moving and here is great opportunity!
Taxes (2020): $2,547.34
- Clothes Washer
- Central Location
- Recreation Nearby
- Shopping Nearby
Listed By: eXp Realty
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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, August 3, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Independence Township Hall
6483 Waldon Center Drive, Clarkston, MI 48346
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES
C. ROLL CALL:
D. REVIEW OF AGENDA: Agenda additions or deletions require a majority vote of Board Members present.
E. PUBLIC COMMENT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
F. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
G. NEW BUSINESS:
1. Case #22-017, Daniel Taylor, Petitioner, Requesting: A variance from Section 12.09(B) to permit replacement of the existing sign to allow face changes and keep existing height and area, 8080 Ortonville Rd., Parcel #08-17-401-033, OS-1 Office Service One.
2. Case 22-018, Dirk Feneley, Petitioner, Requesting: A 7.47 foot lot depth variance from Section 4.06(D), Table 4.06 for ¼ lot width-to-depth ratio in order to combine lots, 7095 Clintonville Rd., Parcels #08-23-200-029 and -030, R-1A Single Family Residential.
3. Case 22-019, Michael Kelly, Petitioner, Requesting: A 30 foot front yard variance from Section 4.06(D), Table 4.06 in order to construct a new home, 4655 Edgewood Dr., Parcel #08-35-379-001, R-1A Single Family Residential.
4. Case 22-020, Jason Borror, Petitioner, Requesting: Three (3) total variances, 1) A 14.6 foot lot width variance from Section 4.06(D), Table 4.06), 2) A variance from Section 5.06(A)(4) in order to have an existing detached structure in front of a new home and, 3) A 2.7 foot variance from Section 5.06(A)(4), Table 5.06-2 for placement between the existing detached structure and new single family home, all in order to construct a new home, 4104 Meyers Rd., Parcel #08-34-478-050, R-1A Single Family Residential.
H. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
1. Regular Meeting Minutes of July 20, 2022
The Meeting will be held in-person in the Township Hall Meeting Room. The public has the option to attend the meeting virtually via Microsoft Teams.
Cari J. Neubeck, Clerk


Lakota Ridge Senior Housing will be a 50-unit, 55 and up development in New Castle, Colorado, serving seniors with mixed incomes up to 60% of the Area Median. The project, with 40 1-bedroom/1-bath units and 10 2-bedroom/1-bath units is designed with the senior population in mind. Construction is expected to start in the spring of 2017. For more information regarding this property, click here.
NOTICE:Garfield County Housing Authority does not have an open waiting list at this time for the Senior Apartments at Lakota Ridge. When the waiting list opens it will be posted on this website and posted in the Post Independent.


PROJECT COST: $16.5 Million
This project extends Paseo del Volcan 4 mi from Iris Road to US 550 within the City of Rio Rancho. Construction of the access-controlled facility includes at-grade intersections at Iris Road, U.S. 550 and Progress Boulevard/Lincoln Road, a bridge at Venada Arroyo, overpasses at Camino Encantadas and Encantado Arroyo and an underpass at Enchanted Hills Boulevard.
Location: Rio Rancho, N.M.
Started: August 2009
Target Completion: April 2011
Owner: City of Rio Rancho
General Contractor: Mountain States Contracting
Construction Manager: New Mexico Dept. of Transportation
Civil Engineer: HDR Engineering
Structural Engineer: HDR Engineering
Consultants: Terracon; Surveying Control


disturbing electric scooters at Evansville neighborhood group | Indiana News
EVANSVILLE, Indiana (AP) – Members of an Evansville neighborhood group are fed up with electric scooter “garbage” and are asking city officials to help them with answers.
Old Evansville Historic Association co-chair Chuck Hudson said every morning he had to remove electric scooters from the sidewalk outside his home, the Evansville Courier & Press reported on Tuesday.
“I feel like it’s my responsibility to make sure it’s safe, and of course there are liability issues if I know they’re there and I’m not doing anything about it. this topic, ”Hudson said.
Resident Jeff Hayden said: “At the moment we consider them mechanical waste.”
Drivers are not required to leave scooters in a specific location in Evansville, but a 2019 city council order prohibits them from being placed in ramps, driveways, near fire hydrants or emergency boxes and pedestrian crossing entrances, according to the newspaper.
The ordinance also prohibits people from riding electric scooters on sidewalks, in alleys, on greenways and off-road trails.
Some members of the neighborhood group suggest placing a geofence just outside the historic district to stop scooters once they enter the restricted area and revoke the licenses of scooter companies.
City council chairman Ron Beane said he wanted to see how the regulations already in the ordinance can be enforced.
“I think the second step is for the city council or administration to send a letter to the three operators outlining these issues that are in the contract that they are breaking,” Beane said.
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