People living near Runcorn in Cheshire are being reminded that public information exhibitions on options for a new motorway junction along the M56 will get underway next week.
A new junction – junction 11a – is being proposed by Highways England to provide a smoother link between the motorway and the new Mersey Gateway bridge which is due to open in the autumn.
A public consultation over the shortlisted options started on Monday (16 January) and will close on Monday 27 February – and local people can visit 1 of the 4 public information exhibitions before commenting.
Both ideas have been modified since similar public awareness exhibitions in the area last year.
Highways England project manager Tristram Bardrick said:
The public information exhibitions will give people a chance to find out more about how previous feedback has helped us modify the potential options for this important link between the new bridge and the motorway. Staff will also be on hand to chat to people or answer any questions.
A full options brochure including an electronic version of the questionnaire is available on the scheme website. but brochures will also be available at the public information exhibitions.
The details each event are as follows:
- Monday 23rd January - 3pm to 8pm - Murdishaw Community Centre, Barnfield Ave, Runcorn, WA7 6EP
- Saturday 28th January - 10am to 4pm - Preston Brook Village Hall, Sandy Lane, Preston Brook, Runcorn, WA7 3AW
- Tuesday 31st January – 10.30am to 1.30pm - Halton General Hospital, Hospital Way, Runcorn, WA7 2DA
- Wednesday 1st February - 4pm to 8pm - Holiday Inn Runcorn, Wood Lane, Beechwood, WA7 3HA
Money for each of the improvements is included in the Government’s £15 billion Road Investment Strategy and as well as improving journeys for commuters and commercial road users will support future investment in jobs and or housing.
Members of the public should contact the Highways England customer contact centre on 0300 123 5000.
Journalists should contact the Highways England press office on 0844 693 1448 and use the menu to speak to the most appropriate press officer.


Thank you for your interest in our Brewers Quay proposals
Our proposals are an opportunity to revitalise and secure the long-term future of Brewers Quay and will help re-establish the area as a tourist and cultural destination.
The plans include a home for the Weymouth Museum, additional space for indoor tourist and cultural attractions, shops and restaurant space and new town centre housing. The plans also include redeveloping the Newtons Road car park.
Please download the exhibition boards and take a moment to let us know your views.
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For further information or to provide feedback, please contact Tom Selway on the community relations team on freephone 0800 130 3270 or email him on email@example.com.
Thank you for your interest in our proposals.


THE Penang Island City Council (MBPP) will tear down illegal structures put up by owners of premises along Chulia Street, which are blocking the five-foot way.
MBPP councillor Muhammad Bakhtiar Wan Chik said the one-month notices issued on Aug 16 had expired.
“We will tear down the illegal structures which the owners have failed to demolish and we will bill them,” he said during a visit to Chulia Street yesterday.
Muhammad Bakhtiar said four notices had been issued to the owners of premises along Chulia Street by the council’s Heritage Department, urging them to bring down the structures.
“We take the matter very seriously. Penang is a tourist destination, especially the heritage area.
“This is the council’s pilot project to make the five-foot way of shophouses more pedestrian-friendly,” he said.
Muhammad Bakhtiar pointed out that the exercise had begun in April.
“We are looking at completing the check on Chulia Street by April next year and move on to other streets in George Town.
“The council’s enforcement has also issued five notices to premises owners who placed obstacles along the five-foot way,” he said.
On another matter, Muhammad Bakhtiar said that the council had also upgraded the drains in Chulia Street.
“We installed concrete slab over the drain near the Hotel Island City and repaired the drain near Sky Hotel Cafe,” he added. Councillors present were Dr Lim Mah Hui, Lee Chun Kit, Nur Zarina Zakaria, Grace Teoh Koon Gee, D. Kala, Wong Yuee Harng and Gan Ay Ling.


Harding elected to municipal chair in Laytown/Bettystown
Slane's Cllr Wayne Harding has been elected cathaoirleach of the Laytown/Bettystown Municipal District.
The Fianna Fail councillor will replace Labour's Cllr Elaine McGinty in the chair of the local area council. Cllr Harding said he is looking forward to the year ahead.
"It's a very exciting time ahead with a number of major projects moving forward in the coming months. An emerging route will be announced for The Boyne Greenway, the Slane bypass plan will be lodged with An Bord Pleanala and up to 60 public houses will come on stream in the municipal district.
"The municipal building in Bettystown will move forward and the long awaited footpath from the Highlands Drogheda to the Boyne Boardwalk will advance. I am really looking forward to the year ahead and it is great to get out and about and meet people after two years of covid restrictions," he said.
Cllr Gillian Toole has been elected chairperson of the Ratoath Municipal District, with Cllr Damien O'Reilly of Dunboyne as leas cathaoirleach.


GALESBURG — The Illinois Department of Transportation announces that the BNSF Railway crossing at Linwood Road will close for repairs Monday, Nov. 5.
The closure is necessary for the railroad to repair its crossing there and will begin at 8 a.m. Monday. Linwood Road will be closed to all traffic, and a marked detour will be posted utilizing West Main Street, Henderson Street and Monmouth Boulevard. Work is expected to be complete by the morning of Nov. 8.
Motorists can expect delays and should allow extra time for trips through this area. Drivers are urged to pay close attention to changed conditions and signs in the work zones, obey the posted speed limits, refrain from using mobile devices and be alert for workers and equipment.
For IDOT District 4 updates, follow on Twitter at @IDOTDistrict4 or view area construction details on IDOT’s traveler information map on GettingAroundIllinois.com.


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Join us Tuesday, February 19th! The City of Rancho Cucamonga Community Services Department is conducting a Community Recreation Needs Assessment and we need your input!
Community Workshop - Tuesday, February 19th @ 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Goldy S. Lewis Community Center at Central Park 11200 Base Line Road.
This workshop is part of a comprehensive community input process and will aid in identifying areas of service strengths and delivery of parks, recreation, cultural arts, open space, trails, facilities, programs and services.
Your feedback will provide the foundation of information to identify recreational needs and develop a 10 to 15 year vision for Rancho Cucamonga Parks and Recreation Programs and Services.
Join us and share your ideas!


It's Day 11, and we are off to Amsterdam - Ed led us on a guided tour - it's a bleak day but it doesn't rain. We parked the car at Amsterdam Arena and caught the train into the city. The Arena is huge, and Amsterdam City in their wisdom use the stadium as a carpark to help pay for its construction. Parking tickets can be purchased on the net. The Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA rail station is right next door.
Amsterdam on the River Amstel was given city rights in 1300.


We will be carrying out road resurfacing and reinstatement of the road markings on the junction with A140 and A1120. This is necessary to stop further deterioration and improve the road surface.
The extent of the closure will be;
A140 – Between the roundabout with A14 up to Church Lane, Little Stonham
A1120 – Junction with Church Road, Stowupland to junction with Scotts Hill and The Street, Stonham Aspal.
The work is planned to be completed between 15th August 2018 – 21st August 2018. Work will be carried out overnight from around 8pm until 6am each night. Excluding the weekend. You may experience some noise disruption due to the nature of the equipment we use. We will do everything we can to minimise the disruption.
The times and dates of works may change depending on the weather conditions. If they do change, we will let you know by updating the information signs on site.
The road will be temporarily closed to through traffic for the duration of the works excluding the weekend. Pedestrian access to properties and businesses will be available. However vehicular access may be restricted even where off road parking is available. During the working times above, access will be controlled by staff on site. Please speak to one of our staff who will provide access as soon as it is safe to do so. Access for emergency services will be maintained at all times.
During the period of the closure, please follow the signposted diversion route. If you want a detailed diversion please contact us. These temporary traffic management measures are required to allow the works to be carried out safely and in accordance with current health and safety guidelines. Please see the information over the page for more details of how access to your property will be affected by the works, as well as other frequently asked questions.
If you have any other questions about the work, please call us on: 0345 606 6171.


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For Information Purpose Only
The main entrance of IIT Madras is on Chennai's Sardar Patel Road,
flanked by the residential districts of Adyar and Velachery. The campus is
close to the Raj Bhavan, the official seat of the Governor of Tamilnadu.
Other entrances are located in Velachery (near Anna Garden MTC bus stop,
Velachery Main Road), Gandhi Road (known as Krishna Hostel gate or Toll Gate)
and Taramani gate (close to Ascendas Tech Park).
The campus is located 10 km from the Chennai Airport, 12 km
from the Chennai Central Railway station, and is well connected by buses.
Two parallel roads, Bonn Avenue and Delhi Avenue, cut through the
faculty residential area shrouded under a canopy of green, before they meet
at the Gajendra Circle, near the Administrative Block. Buses and electric
mini buses ply between the gate, Gajendra Circle, the academic zone, and the


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EAST LANSING, Mich. — Motorists are advised that Albert Avenue, from M.A.C. Avenue to the pedestrian skywalk in downtown East Lansing, will be closed on Monday, June 13 from approximately 7-10 a.m.The closure is to accommodate a construction crane that will be installing a mobile device on the roof of the Marriott Hotel.The CVS Parking Garage, 310 Albert Ave., will be open during the closure, but motorists will only be able to turn right when exiting the parking garage. CVS Pharmacy, 240 M.A.C. Ave, will also be open during the closure.Community members with questions can call the East Lansing Department of Public Works at (517) 337-9459.
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.


Drivers heading to Seattle this weekend, including fans going to the Seahawks game on Saturday night, should plan for backups on Interstate 5, the Washington State Department of Transportation advises.
A lane and a ramp in downtown Seattle will be closed almost all day Saturday and half of Sunday.
On Saturday WSDOT is expecting southbound delays of up to 60 minutes through downtown and delays of up to 20 minutes on Sunday.
The I-5 express lanes will be open southbound all day and that means northbound drivers heading into Seattle on Saturday afternoon and evening should expect backups up to mid-Boeing Field.
WSDOT advises that anyone coming to Seattle from Tacoma and south King County should take Highway 99, Highway 509 or Airport Way to avoid delays.


FDOT announces U.S. 27 Weekend Closure near Lake Wales
Published on Jan 13, 2022
Starting Friday, Jan. 14, the Florida Department of Transportation’s contractor will close U.S. 27 northbound at the State Road 60 bridge and U.S. 27 southbound at Central Avenue.
The closure is to allow the contractor to set beams for the new State Road 60 bridge. The closure will begin at 11 p.m. Friday and continue until 5 a.m. Monday, Jan. 17.
Detours will be in place for local traffic and commercial truck traffic. Signage will direct motorists to the detours. Law enforcement will also be on site to assist drivers. Please allow extra travel time and use caution in construction zones.


Yunlong, Yunnan, China
(443) feet high / (135) meters high
443 foot span / 135 meter span
Fengsheng Bridge is a cantilevered beam bridge with a span configuration of 26x40 +74+135+74 +8x40 meters on piers as tall as 120 meters. The remote crossing is part of the Yunlong to Lanping Expressway in Yunnan Province.
Fengsheng Bridge satellite image.
Fengsheng Bridge location map.


Up to fifty grants worth between £50,000 and £300,000 will be available for councils, working together with community groups and volunteers, to plant trees and restore neglected green spaces.
The fund is aimed at establishing more trees around riverbanks, hedgerows, parklands, urban areas, and beside roads and footpaths, including neglected, disused and vacant community spaces. Trees in these settings are particularly valuable as they can provide the greatest levels of benefit to ecosystems and society, such as carbon absorption, flood protection and support for biodiversity, as well as connecting fragmented habitats.
Funding will be available to all local authorities, via applications led by top tier authorities. Local authorities are strongly encouraged to work with other organisations, NGOs, community groups and private individuals to deliver tree planting and natural regeneration. Applications will be accepted from unitary and top tier local authorities in England:
- 25 County Councils (upper tier)
- 32 London Boroughs (unitary)
- 36 Metropolitan Boroughs (unitary)
- 56 Unitary authorities (unitary)
- 2 Sui Generis authorities – City of London Corporation and Isles of Scilly (unitary)
If the top tier LA in an area is not making an application, but several lower tier LA’s have formed a group, they can apply via a group bid, however one lead applicant will be required to be the Lead Applicant. Group applications must be limited to one group per top tier LA area.
The deadline for submitting the application form, Annex A and all agreed supporting documents is 23:59 Monday 31 May 2021 (this may be amended at the Forestry Commission's discretion).


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Planning Board Meeting
March 4 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
A regular meeting of the Kearny Planning Board is scheduled for March 4, 2020, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 402 Kearny Avenue, Kearny, N.J. The extent of the agenda is known as follows.
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Please be aware that we have received notification of a temporary road closure on Stowey Road, Fivehead.
The works are expected to commence on 26 October 2020 and last for 5 days to enable Wessex Water to replace a chamber.
Please follow the link to view the above road closure – https://one.network/uk; and the link for the Notice 2: https://one.network/downloads/tm/1111/3-notice-2_117950537_3255822_95af0c45cb.pdf
The order becomes effective on 22 October 2020.
For any further information about this closure please contact Wessex Water on 0345 600 4600, quoting reference: ttro385048SS.


Water and Sewerage Application Procedures
Please read carefully procedures for new water connections and procedures for new sewerage connections
A Non Refundable Fee of Tshs 5,000/= must be paid through CRDB Bank branches to Account Number 001J1039035600 or MUWSA Headquarter.
Moshi Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Authority [MUWSA],
P.O Box 1001, Moshi, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.
Tel: 255 – 27 2751164
Fax: 255 – 27 2754256
Online Water and Sewerage Applications »
We are glad to recieve your applications, and will respond to any enquiries you may have. Please enter your details together with your comment or enquiry.


Due to the Covid-19 public health emergency, the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts has made several changes to its meeting schedule and project submission procedures; please click here for the latest information. For general inquiries, email email@example.com or call (202) 504-2200.
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Replacement retaining wall and widen driveway
No objection to the issuance of permit for new replacement retaining wall and the widening of the driveway as shown in materials received and dated 8 December 2006. Refer to Historic Preservation Office, as property is located within a historic district.


DEQ Revising Stormwater Guidance in Response to Public Comments
On August 1, DEQ published a public notice and comment period of two stormwater related guidance documents: Guidance Memo No. 22-2011, Streamlined Plan Review for Construction Stormwater Plans and Erosion and Sediment Control Plans, and Guidance Memo No. 22-2012, Stormwater Management and Erosion & Sediment Control Design Guide.
DEQ received a significant number of public comments on these documents. Many legitimate and thoughtful comments were received that suggest changes and/or edits. DEQ is working to incorporate a number of these suggestions and revise the guidance documents. However, in order to modify these documents and incorporate public comments, DEQ must first withdraw the original proposals.
Virginia Regulatory Town Hall was updated Friday to reflect withdrawal of these guidance documents. This does not mean that DEQ intends to retract its guidance for streamlining plan review and providing a design guide. It simply means that DEQ is following the process to modify its proposals. Once changes to reflect the public comments received to date have been incorporated, DEQ will re-advertise the revised documents for another 30-day comment period.
Please contact Andrew Hammond at email@example.com or 804-698-4101 if you have any questions.


huhang highway connects shanghai and hangzhou two big metropolis. whole line is 202km. max speed is 416.6km/hour. it begins from shanghai hongqiao station and ends at hangzhou east station, via shanghai minghang, shongjiang, jinshan district and zhejiang jiaxing, hangzhou. whole line consists of 9 stations, and 7 new stations. about 80million people can be one-way transported every year.
huhang highway began constructing on 26th feb 2009. our un5-150zb rail welding machine was adopted into site rail welding work on 20th jun 2010 by 24th bureau of crec. the welding operation of whole line was completed on 6th aug 2010.whole line was combined tested on 1st sep 2010, and officially opened to traffic at the end of oct.
learned from railway department, trial operation of huhang highway succeeded on 28th sep 2010. highest speed is 416.6km/hour. it refreshed the record of railway operation trial around the world. un5-150zb rail flash butt welding machine witness the development of chinese highway in the practice again.


Due to the impending storm, the Town Offices will be closed from 12:00 Noon on Monday, March 13th and will reopen at 8:30 a.m., on Wednesday, March 15th.
The Town Board meeting scheduled for tonight 3/13/2023 has been rescheduled for Monday March 27th, 2023
The Planning Board meeting for Tuesday March 14th, 2023 has also been canceled.
Please be safe!!!


Desirable and popular Flagler Ave.corner location is ready for development. Mixed use zoning allows for commercial, as well as residential uses. Close to the beach and river, located between the Hampton Inn and the Mariott hotels, in the midst of the historical, tourist district. We have analyzed this site for best uses under current regulations. In doing so we have addressed required setbacks and height limitations(42 ft), landscaping, water retention, ingress and egress, location of and available capacities of utilities, parking requirements, size of the build-able envelope, and public safety requirements. We calculate, that after all the setback,water retention,& landscape requirements are met, that of the total 4650 SF, the site should yield approximately 3320 SF of build-able area. We have reviewed various concepts with the City’s Plan Review Committee with a positive response, and have drawings available for each one. A lot of valuable insight that we can share with any potential owner as to meeting regulatory standards, was garnered in that meeting. It appears that the highest and best use for this property will most likely will be retail. That will yield the highest potential square footage in ratio to the least amount of required parking. Detailed and technical information for this property is available, please bring us any concept and we will, in a brief consultation,help to determine it’s potential viability,and/or makes suggestions that may assist you in reaching your goal for the property.
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For additional information or a private showing, please contact listing agents John or Barbara Vazquez, 386.314.1158.


Contempt of court case: SC directs Mayor Shah to furnish written clarification within 7 days
KATHMANDU: The Supreme Court has directed Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balen Shah to furnish written clarification in the contempt of court by appearing himself in the court within a week.
Earlier, the apex court had issued an interim order directing the KMC not to demolish the illegal structures of Norvic Hospital.
In response, Mayor Balen Shah said that it would be better if the job to approve the map of the building be also given to the Supreme Court.
Advocate Deepak Raj Joshi filed a contempt of court case against Shah.
Hearing the case, Justice Hari Krishna Karki directed Mayor Shah to furnish the clarification by appearing himself in the court.


Flood Gates - 25th Ave. N.
TO: News Media, Mayor, City Council, City staff
SUBJECT: Flood Gates
CONTACT: Bob Milroy, Water Quality Superintendent
The flood gates located at the 25th Ave No Boat Ramp will be closed on Monday, April 6, 2020, at 9 a.m.
Please contact the Regional Water Reclamation Facility at 563.243.4064 with any questions.
For release on April 5, 2020


MCD steps up sealing drive
Intensifying its drive against illegal construction, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi on Friday took action against 15 properties in south and west Delhi.Updated: May 06, 2011 23:33 IST
Intensifying its drive against illegal construction, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi on Friday took action against 15 properties in south and west Delhi. In addition, the civic agency sealed 54 establishments in east Delhi's Madhu Vihar, an unauthorised colony, for carrying out commercial activities in residential area.
The central zone of the MCD took action in areas such as Dayanand Colony, Lajpat Nagar 1, Mehar Chand market, South Extension Part-1 and Okhla Industrial area. "Several property owners had carried out illegal construction on the first and third floor. We demolished the illegal part. In addition to this, we have also sealed the fourth floor in South Extension Part-1," said a senior MCD official.
In west Delhi, the Rohini zone of the civic agency took action in Ashok Vihar, Rohini and Shalimar Bagh, among others. At many places, the building department took action on properties which were under construction.
After the Lalita Park building collapse that took place in November 2010, MCD's building department started taking strict action in east Delhi too.
Shahdara (south) zone of the civic agency took action against unauthorised activities and misuse of properties which was being carried out. It sealed 54 establishments in Madhu Vihar in Patparganj.
"The action was taken against those commercial establishments which came into existence after February 2007 and are not protected under the law. The action was taken with the help of the police," added the official.
According to the civic agency, its central zone has already uploaded details of all properties that were booked for illegal construction. "Before buying a property every prospective buyer should check out the website to ensure they don't end up buying properties which have carried out illegal construction," added the official.


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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS / AP) -- Pedestrians and bicyclists can continue crossing the iconic Golden Gate Bridge for free under legislation Gov. Jerry Brown has signed.
The governor announced Wednesday that he signed AB40 by Democratic Assemblyman Phil Ting of San Francisco. It prohibits transportation agencies from charging sidewalk tolls on five state-owned bridges in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Ting introduced the measure to block Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District from imposing sidewalk fees to help close a budget deficit.
Four bridges in the U.S. charge pedestrians 50-cents to cross. All are at border crossings with Mexico and Canada.
Ting says the Golden Gate Bridge would have been the first solely domestic span with a sidewalk toll.
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The Design of this intersection has been completed and materials have been ordered. Construction will begin when materials arrive.
6/16/22 The concrete bases for the signals have been poured. After the proper curing time the installation of the signal will continue. All materials have been secured and the signal is under construction.


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Public hearing/open house for Highway 52 interchange project in Cannon Falls set for
ROCHESTER, Minn. – Interested individuals are invited to attend a public hearing/open house on Jan. 13, to discuss the Highway 52 and County Road 24 interchange project in Cannon Falls, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The public hearing/open house is scheduled from 5 - 8 p.m. at the Cannon Falls City Hall in the Council Chambers, 918 River Road. An informal open house format will be used, including a brief presentation beginning at 6:30 p.m. Community members can view updated project maps, formally comment about the Environmental Assessment/Environmental Assessment Worksheet for the interchange design, discuss the preferred alternatives and learn about the current status of the interchange project.
Representatives from Mn/DOT, the city of Cannon Falls, Goodhue County and adjoining townships will be available to answer questions about the interchange project and the EA/EAW.
Individuals who are unable to attend the public hearing/open house can view copies of the EA/EAW at the following locations
- Mn/DOT District 6 Headquarters, 2900 48th Street Northwest, Rochester MN
- Cannon Falls Library, 306 Mill Street West, Cannon Falls, MN
- Cannon falls City Hall, 918 River Road, Cannon Falls, MN
- Goodhue County Offices, 509 West 5th Street, Red Wing, MN
To request an ASL interpreter call 651-366-4720. To request other reasonable accommodations, call 651-366-4718; the Minnesota Relay Service toll-free at 1-800-627-3529 (TTY, Voice or ASCII) or 711, or e-mail your request to ADArequest@dot.state.mn.us.
To learn more about the Cannon Falls interchange projects, view the EA/EAW and sign up for update alerts, visit www.dot.state.mn.us/d6/projects/hwy52cannonfalls.


When it comes to creating a welcoming and functional outdoor space, a well-designed sidewalk is an essential feature. While there are a variety of materials to choose from, brick has been a popular choice for centuries due to its durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal.
In this post, we’ll discuss why brick sidewalks are still a timeless choice for your home, with insights from professional brick sidewalk contractors in Jacksonville, FL.
One of the biggest advantages of brick sidewalks is their durability. Unlike other materials that can crack or wear down over time, brick sidewalks can withstand heavy foot traffic and extreme weather conditions.
According to our contractors, brick sidewalks can last up to 25 years or more with proper installation and maintenance. This means that homeowners can save money in the long run by investing in a material that won’t need frequent repairs or replacements.
Brick sidewalks offer endless design options, with a range of colors, patterns, and textures available to suit any style preference. From classic herringbone patterns to intricate designs with different color accents, brick sidewalks can add a unique touch to any outdoor space.
According to Brick sidewalk contractors in Jacksonville, FL, the versatility of brick sidewalks makes them a great choice for homeowners looking to add curb appeal to their property.
Another benefit of brick sidewalks is that they require minimal maintenance. Unlike concrete, which can crack and develop potholes over time, brick sidewalks can simply be hosed down and swept to keep them clean. This means that homeowners can enjoy appealing and functional outdoor spaces without the hassle of regular maintenance.
In addition to their durability and low maintenance, brick sidewalks can also add to the overall curb appeal of a home. A well-designed brick sidewalk can complement the architecture of a home and create a cohesive outdoor space. Our contractors agree that brick sidewalks can increase the resale value of a home and make a great first impression on potential buyers.
While the initial cost of installing a brick sidewalk may be higher than other materials like concrete or asphalt, the long-term savings can be significant. Brick sidewalks require minimal maintenance and can last for many years. In short, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run. According to our contractors, homeowners who invest in a brick sidewalk can expect to see a return on their investment through increased home value and curb appeal.
Overall, there are many reasons why brick sidewalks are still a timeless choice for homeowners. With their durability, versatility, low maintenance, curb appeal, and cost-effectiveness, it’s no wonder that brick sidewalks continue to be a popular choice for outdoor spaces.
If you’re interested in installing Paver sidewalks in Jacksonville, FL, we encourage you to contact First Coast Pavers for more information. With their expertise and experience, they can help you create a beautiful and functional outdoor space that you’ll enjoy for years to come.


Former cottages on The Avenue
The cottages shown here have long since gone. They were just after the Moon Inn on the same side but have now been demolished, perhaps to facilitate widening the road. It would today be unimaginable to have the doorway directly onto the street as in the picture.
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Pabst Hotel, 42nd Street, 7th Ave. & Broadway (Times Bldg. Site).
[Pabst Hotel, 42nd Street, Broadway and 7th Avenue.]
The Hermitage, 7th Ave. & 42nd St.
View 1905 Northeast from 7th Ave. & 42nd St.
B'way and 42nd St. Looking South.
[East Side of Fifth Ave. from 43rd to 42nd Streets.]
Broadway. 42nd Street
[West Side of Fifth Ave. from 42nd to 43rd Sts.]
7th Avenue, north to 42nd Street.
Hotel Cadillac, Broadway & 43rd Street, Northeast corner.
[Looking North up Broadway & Seventh Ave. from Times Building, 42nd St, N.Y.]


Crews applying surface treatment to Marion County bridges near Mt. Angel
A project will give two county bridges over Pudding River a surface treatment next week.
According to Marion County officials, the bridges west of Mt. Angel will see single-lane closures on August 14 and 15 while crews apply two coats of a thin bond epoxy overlay.
The overlay is used to protect and extend the life of the road surface on the bridge.
The first bridge is located on Nusom Road NE, east of Torvend Road NE.
The second is on Saratoga Drive NE, west of the intersection with 114th Street NE and Hook Road NE.


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Mom In February, Orioles Chair and managing partner John Angelos said he hoped that there would be an agreement between the team and the state of Maryland on a long-term stadium lease in time for the All-Star break. That hasn’t happened, and on Thursday, the Orioles and Governor Wes Moore issued a joint statement.
The lease expires on December 31st.
“The last four months have been exciting on and off the field. Baltimore City and the State of Maryland all have Orioles fever. We’ve laid the groundwork for success, and progress is also being made on our vision to expand and revitalize the Camden Yards campus.
“We are determined to make it happen, and soon.
“What comes next for the Camden Yards campus must serve our entire community and the city as a whole. From the ballpark and surrounding neighborhoods to Harborplace and the Inner Harbor, we are committed to making the downtown corridor a premier destination that benefits Baltimore and Maryland residents year-round.
“We have shared ideals to create a thriving and inclusive Baltimore, not just for the Orioles, but for all those who call it home.”
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925-00 - ENGINEERING SERVICES,PROFESSIONAL
The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant team to provide engineering services that include design and possible construction administration and inspection for replacement of water mains and related services. Work will include replacement of approximately 26,474 linear feet of 6 to 8-inch water main, 46 new fire hydrants, 18 cut and plugs, and 101 new valves. This project site is located within Quarter Section 20-37 bordered by Stanford Drive to McDonald Drive and 40th Street to 44th Street. The estimated total construction cost for this project is $5,1 Million.
Firms must submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) electronically through the ProcurePHX online portal at: https://eprocurement.phoenix.gov/irj/portal.
Firms must submit Title 34 Design-Bid-Build bid responses in person at 200 W. Washington Street, 5th Floor.
NOTE: The City of Phoenix will NOT accept responses submitted after the Date and Time stated in the Solicitation, nor will the City of Phoenix accept responses submitted by fax or e-mail.
PLEASE NOTE: If you download a Solicitation, you also need to download all current addenda that may have been issued since the original document was posted. It is the Bidder's responsibility to ensure that they have all addenda prior to submitting their offer.


Please join the Northcentral PA Estate Planning Council for our Annual Meeting on January 25, 2023.
We will discuss the upcoming year and elect 2023 officers.
John Schaffer with Estate Design Law will be presenting on SLATs and current estate planning techniques. CE credits are pending.
Cost is $10.00
Breakfast will be provided


Few construction delays expected in holiday travel
Most roadways throughout Louisiana will be open for Thanksgiving weekend (Thursday, November 25, through Sunday, November 28), the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) advised.
Although there will be no lane closures on I-10 and I-12 under the Geaux Wider Program, drivers should note that the speed limit remains reduced to 50 mph within the construction zones.
In Calcasieu Parish, I-10 will have one lane closed in each direction from La. 27 (exit 20) to La. 108 in Sulphur.
In Natchitoches Parish, La. 6 at the Grand Ecore Bridge will be reduced to one lane. Temporary traffic lights are in place to control the flow of traffic. Drivers may experience minor delays because of construction activity in this area.
LA Swift Bus Service
LA Swift, the bus service that provides coach bus rides between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, will not operate on Thursday, November 25, and will run a Saturday schedule on Friday, November 26. On Saturday, November 27, and Sunday, November 28, LA Swift will resume its normal weekend schedule.
Schedules and further details are available at www.laswift.comand through LA Swift’s Customer Service Center at (877)-94-SWIFT (1-877-947-9438). The center’s hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The bus service makes stops in Baton Rouge, Gonzales, Sorrento, LaPlace, Kenner and New Orleans.
More detailed information on the status of DOTD construction


Again this year, all monies raised will go towards providing food parcels for local people who need that extra little bit of help around this festive time. Our thanks go to Hitchin Sainsburys for again supporting this worthy cause by sourcing and packing these parcels on our behalf.
If you would like to see Santa, we will be out each night from 6.30pm until 8pm - Please give generously to this worthy local cause - Merry Christmas!
Mon 10th Highover Way,Sturgeon’s Way, High Dane etc Stormont Rd, Strathmore Ave, Whitehurst Ave, , Baloil Rd, Old Hale Way (N)
Tues 11th Ninesprings Way, Manor Crescent, Uplands Ave, Manton Rd, Wymondley Rd (E)
Wed 12th Benslow Rise, Benslow Lane, Dacre Rd, Radcliffe Rd, Convent Close Symonds Rd, Lancaster Ave, Brampton Park Rd, Old Hale Way (S), Bearton Rd/Green, Wellingham Avenue
Thurs 13th Hampden Road, Cambridge Rd, Grovelands Ave, Millard Way etc Wymondley Rd (W), Sandover, Girons, Sorrel Garth, Chilterns, The Avenue etc
Sat 15th Broadmeadow Ride, Chestnut Walk, Ash Drive, Elderberry Drive, Larch Avenue, Rowan Grove, Sycamore Close, Tall Trees. Mill Lane, St. Ippollyts Village.
Mon 17th Common Rise, Meadowbank, Browning Drive, Byron Close, Colleridge Close, Gibson Close Tennyson Avene Estate, Wedegewood Estate and Talisman Street
Tues 18th Passingham Avenue, Lovell Close Orlando Way, Willoughby Road, Westwood Avenue, Kardwell Close, The Aspens, Maytrees, The Beeches, Westmill Rd, Swinburne Ave, Redhill Rd, Burford Way
Wed 19th Pirton Road, West Hill, Crow Furlong, High View, Gray’s Lane, Wratten Rd, Meadow Way, Hawthorne Close, Cranbourne Avenue, Moorhead Close
Thurs 20th Willian Rd, Kingswood Ave, Mountjoy, Purwell Lane, Wilshere Crescent, etc Blackhorse Lane (and roads off), Conquest Close
Sat 22th Halsey Drive, Bramfield, Stuart Drive, Bowmans Avenue, Holdbrook, Kingsdown, Spur Close, Hensley Close,


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U.S. 71 lane to close near Waldron
Crews performing routine maintenance on a bridge deck on U.S. 71, north of Waldron, will require a southbound lane closure beginning Tuesday, according to Arkansas Department of Transportation officials.
Beginning Tuesday, the southbound lane will be closed and will remain closed for two to five weeks, weather permitting, the ARDOT news release states. Temporary traffic signals will be used to control traffic flow through the construction area.
"Drivers should exercise caution when approaching and traveling through all highway work zones," the release adds. "Additional travel information can be found at IDriveArkansas.com or ARDOT.gov."
The agency can be followed on Twitter @myARDOT.


The 88-acre Colonial Golf and Country Club property in Harahan has attracted interest from a grocery store, an Ochsner Health Systems doctors clinic and an assisted living center, the landowner's attorney is quoted as saying by Fox 8 television. But for any business to build on the front part of the property, the owners first need City Hall's permission to divide 15 acres along Jefferson Highway into six lots.
They took their request to the Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday night (Oct. 11). After hearing objections from more than a dozen residents, the commission put off making a recommendation until Nov. 1. The final decision rests with the City Council.
- See Fox 8's full story.
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Crews will be working limited hours for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. Starting Friday morning, May 27 until Tuesday, May 31, construction operations will not take place along the I-25 corridor from Centennial to Castle Rock. There will be no impacts to traffic on these days.
- For the week of May 23rd, daytime working hours will be from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and nighttime hours will be from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., Monday through Thursday morning.
- For the week of May 30th, daytime working hours will be from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and nighttime hours will be from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., Tuesday through Friday.
- Various lane closures are expected to take place during nighttime hours only. To stay up to date on the most current lane closure information, please visit cotrip.org
For more information, click here.


Zoning Ordinance No. 67A
Building Department Complaint Form
Zoning Board of Appeals Application
The Charter Township of Oxford Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is a five (5) member body created by the
Township Board of Trustees under the authority of the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act (P. A.110 of 2006). Zoning
Board of Appeals Members are appointed by the Township Supervisor with the approval of the Township Board for
staggered three-year terms.
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is charged with hearing and deciding appeals that arise in the administration of
the Zoning Ordinance, Zoning Map, or matters referred to it from any administrative official or body charged with the
enforcement of the ordinance.
The ZBA meets at 7:00 p.m. on the second Monday of each month (except holidays) as needed, at the Charter Township of
Oxford Hall, 300 Dunlap Road. All meetings are open to the public.
Agendas are posted outside the Township office located at 300 Dunlap Road and at the Village of Oxford office located at 22 W. Burdick St. no later than the Monday preceding the meeting.
For further information please contact the Oxford Township Offices, 300 Dunlap Rd., Oxford, MI 48371 or by phone
at (248) 628-9787 ext. 101.
Standing Committee Members
- Todd Walters, Chairperson
- Jim Butler, Vice Chairperson
- Margie Payne, Secretary
- Meg Knauf
- Norris Mageli II
Alternate: Sandy Birch
Cheryl Lotan, Administrative Assistant to the Zoning Board of Appeals
Phone: (248) 628-9787 x 101
Fax: (248) 628-8139


Commercial Development Site Near Airport | ± 3 Acres
2904 & 2914 Springdale Rd SW
Atlanta, GA 30315
- Two-tract assemblage totaling ± 3 acres with all utilities in place
- Zoned O-I (office & institutional)
- Great location for a parking facility, hotel, daycare center/personal care home or office building
- High visibility from I-85 (126,980 VPD)
- ± 0.6 miles to I-85
- ± 4.6 miles north of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
- ± 6.5 miles from Downtown Atlanta
This ± 3 acre site is well-located within the City of Atlanta. The site is located just off I-85 and surrounded by many popular and developing areas including Lee & White, The MET, The Porsche Experience, Summerhill and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Current zoning (O-I/office & institutional) allows for several uses, including (but not limited to) parking facility, hotel, daycare center/personal care home or office building. Located ± 4.6 miles from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, an ideal development would be a hotel or long-term parking.
Located ± 0.6 miles to I-85, ± 4.6 miles north of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and ± 6.5 miles from Downtown Atlanta.


Townhall Road closed to traffic
WEST BRANCH TOWNSHIP — The Marquette County Road Commission will be closing County Road TD (Townhall Road) to through traffic between CR 545N and Townline Road in West Branch Township beginning at 7 a.m. on Thursday, according to a press release from the Marquette County Road Commission.
This closure will last until Friday.
The closure is necessary for several culvert replacements along this stretch of road.
For more information, call the road commission at 906-486-4491.


Smart Cities: Big Data, Civic Hackers, and the Quest for a New Utopia (Paperback)Anthony M. Townsend (author)
Paperback 416 Pages / Published: 14/11/2014
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Today more people live in cities than in the countryside, mobile broadband connections outnumber fixed ones and machines outnumber people on a new Internet of Things. In Smart Cities Anthony Townsend explores the question of what happens when computers take over the city in this era of mass urbanisation and technological ubiquity, taking a look at the people and forces that have transformed the design of cities and information technologies. From the great industrial metropolises of the nineteenth century to today's megacities, new technologies have been invented to address the challenges posed by human settlements of ever-greater size and complexity. As a new generation of technology barons, entrepreneurs, mayors and civic coders shape our future, Smart Cities explores their motivations, aspirations and shortcomings, offering a new civics for building communities.
Publisher: WW Norton & Co
Number of pages: 416
Weight: 320 g
Dimensions: 211 x 140 x 25 mm
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We are developing a piece of disused land into a communal garden called our Community Safe Space
We held a consultation event with the entire community invited. We gained lots of ideas from people about what they wanted to see in the community garden. We will be putting these ideas together and hope to implement as many as possible.
Sampson Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham, B11 1JJ
Sampson Road Residents Association was formed in 2010. And we have never looked back! We work with the Councillors, Police, faith groups and many others in an effort to make a difference.


*Please note that the date for landscaping has now been set to Saturday, July 8th*
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!
Saturday, June 24th at 8:00 AM
Please note that due to safety and liability reasons, we require 20 volunteers to help lay sod, but cannot accept any more than 20. Volunteers must be over the age of 18.
Please REGISTER to volunteer, by emailing your name and phone number to firstname.lastname@example.org, or by calling 403-207-7048 and leaving your name, phone number, and email address.
Bring your gloves and work vest, and be ready to get a little dirty!
Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
Landscape Alberta and a group of local landscaping companies are working to convert the skateboard park at the corner of Rainbow Road and Chestermere Blvd, next to the ReidBuilt Centre for Community Leadership, into a beautiful new park. The vision is to develop a park which will foster community engagement and be a landscaping showcase for the City – all through the generous in-kind contribution of our time, talent and resources.
Recently, Chestermere City Council and staff have agreed to support this project and re-allocated funding for much-needed irrigation. A more robust landscaping plan has been developed, and the next step is to broaden the involvement of local landscaping companies to help make this exciting project a reality.


A £400,000 resurfacing scheme on the A55 Parkway, Belfast will commence on Tuesday 20 September 2022.
The scheme, which extends Southbound from Belmont Road roundabout to Holywood Road will be completed under overnight road closures.
The overnight closures will operate as follows:
- Tuesday 20 September between the hours of 0.15 am and 6.00 am.
- Tuesday 20 September, Wednesday 21 September and Thursday 22 September between the hours of 7.00 pm and 6.00 am
- Monday 26 September, Tuesday 27 September, Wednesday 28 September and Thursday 29 September between the hours of 7.00 pm and 6.00am
During these times a diversionary route will be clearly signed via Hawthornden Way, Upper Newtownards Road, Newtownards Road, Bridge End, Dalton Street, Middlepath Street, Sydenham By-Pass, Belfast Road, Holywood Road and Parkway.
Pedestrians and cyclists will continue to have access to the cycleway and footway however extra care should be taken in the vicinity of the works and some delays may be necessary.
The Department has carefully planned these road works and associated traffic management arrangements in order to minimise inconvenience to the public, however road users should allow additional time when planning their journey.
Completion of the work by Friday 30 September is subject to favourable weather conditions, however, the Department will keep the public informed of any change. All work will be carried out in line with current public health and health and safety advice, with safe systems of working in place for staff and contractors.
For more information about this and other improvement schemes visit: Trafficwatchni
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- Road improvement scheme for A21 Ballygowan Road, Ballygowan 02 June 2023
- Consultation on Northern Ireland Concessionary Fares Scheme launched 01 June 2023
- Road improvement scheme for Quay Street, Ardglass 24 May 2023
- Publication of ‘DfI Driver, Vehicle, Operator, and Enforcement Statistics 2022/23 Quarter Four’ 23 May 2023


Mayor Jim Watson will be joined by the Honourable David McGuinty, Member of Parliament for Ottawa South, on behalf of the Honourable Amarjeet Sohi, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, and Jeremy Roberts, Member of Provincial Parliament for Ottawa West-Nepean, for a sneak peek inside the nearly complete Blair Station.
Date: July 13, 2018
Event Time: 1:30 pm
Location: Blair Station, 1200 Blair Road, Gloucester, ON K1J 1K8
A shuttle will depart at 1 pm from the Lisgar Street entrance of Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West. The bus will return to City Hall at 2:30 pm.


BISMARCK, N.D. – A public input meeting will be held April 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Wachter Middle School Cafetorium, 1107 South 7th Street, in Bismarck. The meeting will utilize an open house format with a formal presentation at 6:00 p.m.
A virtual, pre-recorded presentation and other materials will be available on the City of Bismarck website at www.bismarcknd.gov/streets April 18.
The purpose of the public input meeting is to discuss proposed improvements for the reconstruction of South Washington Street from Burleigh Avenue to the South Bismarck drainage ditch and Burleigh Avenue from Manchester Street to Boston Drive.
Representatives from the City of Bismarck, Apex Engineering, and Bolton & Menk will be on hand to answer questions and discuss concerns.
If unable to attend the public input meeting, written statements or comments must be postmarked or emailed by May 3, 2023, to Troy Ripplinger, PE, Apex Engineering Group, 600 South 2nd Street – Suite 145, Bismarck, North Dakota 58504 or Troy.Ripplinger@apexenggroup.com with “Public Input Meeting-PCN 23859” in the letter heading or e-mail subject.
The City of Bismarck will consider every request for reasonable accommodation to provide:
- an accessible meeting facility or other accommodation for people with disabilities,
- language interpretation for people with limited English proficiency (LEP), and
- translations of written material necessary to access City of Bismarck programs and information.
To request accommodation, contact City of Bismarck Title VI and ADA Coordinator at 701-355-1336. TTY users may use Relay North Dakota at 711 or 1-800-366-6888.
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Washington, D.C., USA, 1997. Booklet, 16 pp., illustrations: 12 b&w, 21.5 × 14 cm. English.
Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery (9 January–30 April 1997)
A small photographic exhibition about the reclamation and preservation of urban synagogues and other Jewish communal buildings throughout the United States. No itemized listing.
Synagogues, destruction of


Soldotna Regional Sports Complex: Indoor Multi-Use Field House
Survey for Potential User Groups
The Soldotna Regional Sports Complex seeks to serve the Kenai Peninsula Borough and the State of Alaska as a premier, multi-purpose facility; offering a diverse blend of recreational wellness opportunities, academic, cultural and entertainment activities, and events that meet the interests of these populations.
The City of Soldotna is considering an expansion of the Regional Sports Complex by constructing a new indoor multi-use sports facility. Please help by filling out this survey on the feasibility of such a project. Your input is essential to ensure we consider all possible uses and needs in this study.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. We are not asking for formal commitments at this time, only your interest and need for such a facility. While we recognize your potential use will be affected by rental and user fee rates, please complete the survey as a "best case scenario" of your interest, use, and need for facilities.


January 28, 2021 City Council Meeting Agenda
Location: City Hall Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
City residents wishing to respectfully share thoughts about any matter concerning the City may do so by submitting an e-mail to email@example.com by 6:00 p.m. on the date of the meeting. E-mails received will be read aloud during Public Comment and may be addressed by the Mayor and Aldermen the same evening or at a future meeting. We ask that you keep your emailed response to under 200 words to allow time for others to be heard and for the City Council to progress through the public comment portion of the agenda.
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
OPEN TO PUBLIC
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS
Zoning Industrial District Moratorium
Bills Payable for the 2nd half of January, 2021
Police Supervisors Manual Changes
Water Valve Replacement


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About 50 residents in the Valley Station neighborhood were without water Thursday evening after and 8 inch water main burst. It also created a huge mess and damaged homes and yards in the area. Residents say the mess could easily have been avoided.


Deep potholes in this area
Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 13:43, Thursday 7 January 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
There are 3 or 4 potholes here. They are deep and wide.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:43, Thursday 7 January 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:28, Thursday 7 January 2021
This issue has been temporarily repaired to make the site safe pending further investigation or future repairs.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:34, Wednesday 3 March 2021
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Your chance to live steps away from the exciting and amenity-rich area of East Hills starts now. Belvedere offers brand-new homes in a unique and established area of SE Calgary.
Belvedere is a unique development featuring stylish, quality-made single-family homes. Just steps away from everything you need. This community is perfect for growing families who want the conveniences of urban living, while enjoying the peace and balance of natural green spaces.
Introducing an all encompassing, master-planned neighbourhood by alliston. Just 12km from downtown, and across the street from East Hills Shopping Centre.
Belvedere is a diverse and well connected community with a new BRT transit system and easy access to the airport, ring road and major highways.
With several options to choose from, you are sure to find the right fit for you and your family.
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Begbroke and Yarnton Green Belt Campaign
We are a small but growing group of concerned residents of both Begbroke and Yarnton who discovered, quite by chance Cherwell District Council's proposal to build 4,400 houses on the Green Belt in and around the villages of Begbroke, Yarnton and Kidlington in support of Oxford City Council's alleged 'Unmet Housing Needs'.
We are actively fund-raising to pay for expert input to the consultation process. We are grateful for the many donations received to date (from residents and from both Begbroke and Yarnton parish councils). If you would like to donate then plase visit our JustGiving site or contact us directly.
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A 15-mile stretch of I-69 in DeKalb and Steuben Counties is set for resurfacing and bridge work as part of a major project set to begin this weekend. It’s expected to be completed late this year.
Starting Saturday, April 6, weather permitting, motorists can expect lane restrictions on I-69 between mile marker 334 in DeKalb County and mile marker 350 in Steuben County so contractors can begin asphalt resurfacing work.
Also during the month of April, contractors plan to begin the bridge deck overlay on I-69 over the Norfolk Southern Railroad track in DeKalb County, .55 miles south of U.S. 6.
In late April, contractors will begin work on the bridge deck overlay on I-69 over West Fox Lake Road, 1.80 miles south of U.S. 20 in Steuben County. Work on the resurface and two bridges south of U.S. 20 are expected to be completed by late August, weather permitting.
Later this spring, contractors will begin work on the C.R. 200 W bridge and the S.R. 127 bridge. In the fall, following the resurface work, contractors will begin work on the Lake George Road bridge. Work on all bridges is expected to be completed by late October, weather permitting.
INDOT reminds drivers to use caution when traveling through any active construction zone. A reduced speed limit will be in effect and strictly enforced.


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Myrtle Beach Striping
A&A Markings is a family owned and operated Myrtle Beach striping company located in Conway, SC. We perform a variety of pavement maintenance on asphalt and concrete. Our services include: New pavement striping & re-striping, signage, curb painting, wheel stops, athletic field markings, and warehouse striping. Here are a few types of locations for which we provide services on: parking lots, commercial buildings, school campuses, apartment complexes, shopping centers, and golf courses – just to name a few.


Delhi-Mumbai Expressway: Delhi-Dausa-Lalsot Section of India’s Longest Expressway Opens
The first phase of India’s longest expressway, the 1386-kilometer Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, is now open.
The 246-kilometer section, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 12, connects the capital Delhi to Lalsot, a city in the north-western state of Rajasthan.
Travel time between Delhi and Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan and a major tourist and manufacturing MSME hub, will now reduce – from 5 hours to 3.5 hours. For using the expressway to travel from Delhi-Jaipur, the total one-way toll for a private car reportedly comes to INR 585. Toll payments will be based on the total number of kilometers travelled.
Better connectivity within the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR)
By February 20, the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway will be connected with Faridabad (most populous city in Haryana) by a newly constructed 25 kilometer link road.
Once operational, commuters from Faridabad can directly reach the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway and Gurugram (previously called Gurgaon) in 40 minutes, commuters from Palwal would be able to reach Gurugram in 25 minutes, and commuters from Noida would be able to access a shortcut via the KGP and KMP Expressways through Mandkola to reach Gurugram.
Noida is a major satellite city of Delhi in the state of Uttar Pradesh and Gurugram and Faridabad are key satellite hubs in Haryana. Noida, Faridabad, and Gurugram are among India’s premier IT/ITeS and manufacturing hubs.
Infrastructure spend is a top priority for the government
Constructing the Delhi-Dausa-Lalsot section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway cost INR 121.5 billion (US$1.4 billion) as per a government media release. India’s central government has budgeted INR 10 trillion (US$120.92 billion) for infrastructure projects in 2023-24, five times larger than the budget allocation in 2014.
The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is, in fact, among marquee projects that come under the PM Gati Shakti Masterplan, which aims to boost last mile connectivity between economic zones in the country.
In the last five years, the central government has prioritized upgrading India’s infrastructure, including modernizing roads, railway stations and tracks, constructing metros and airports, laying optic fiber lines, electricity lines, gas pipelines, and expanding road connectivity through advanced highways and expressways across important economic regions and nationwide.
This massive and planned push to build up India’s infrastructure is necessary and timely, especially since the world’s fifth largest economy seeks to compete with China and Southeast Asian countries for foreign manufacturing investments and establish indigenous supply chain hubs.
What is to come – better connectivity between key states and faster travel times
Upon completion, the 8-lane wide (expandable to 12-lane in future) expressway will reduce the travel time between Mumbai and Delhi by half, to 12 hours.
More importantly, the expressway will improve connectivity between six major industrial regions – Delhi and the states of Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. Some prominent tier-2 cities that will be connected by the expressway are Kota and Jaipur (Rajasthan), Indore and Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh), and Vadodara and Surat (Gujarat).
The expressway will have a significant impact on lowering logistics costs, reducing urban traffic congestion, and building up transport efficiency – thereby addressing key irritants that have so far slowed the pace of growth in India’s manufacturing sector. In fact, the expressway is among several planned and upcoming road and multimodal connectivity projects, and altogether will boost India’s overall economic development and investment appeal.
The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway will serve 93 PM Gati Shakti economic nodes, 13 ports, 8 major airports, and 8 multi-modal logistics parks (MMLPs) along with support for new upcoming greenfield airports, such as Jewar Airport, Navi Mumbai Airport, and the JNPT port. The Expressway will likely catalyze development in all adjoining regions.
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The Dharan Sub- Metropolis has decided to remove shelters constructed illegally on public area in the town since 2072 BS.
The local government has come up with a demolition drive against illegal shanties as the human encroachment on public lands including along the Sardu River Area in Dharan-16 has gone uncontrolled, it has been said.
According to Mayor Tilak Rai, an-all party meeting held in the presence of Chief District Officer Indra Dev Yadav on Sunday agreed to vacate encroached public area. The campaign to pull down such structures will start from the latest encroached area at ward No 7 and will expand to other areas.
The meeting was convinced that illegal structures built haphazardly in the open and on public lands are enough to spoil the beauty of town. It is said land encroachment is taking place in the name of landless squatters and they have reportedly a political backup.


Beautification Phase 3 Kickoff!
Updated: Aug 26, 2019
Thanks to collaborating artist Kate Delaney, support from Groundwork Lawrence and a great idea from Marianne Paley, we’ve officially kicked off Beautification Phase 3! Check out the design beside the new park at the Everett Mills! Click here for more pics!


South Bucks District Council
Planning applications registered with South Bucks District Council (SBDC) during the week ending July 17, 2015. Many will be decided by officers under the council’s delegation scheme. Applications can be inspected at the council offices at Capswood, Oxford Road, Denham, during office hours or online by clicking on planning online at www.southbucks.gov.uk. Representations must be sent by post to development control, by email to planning@ southbucks.gov.uk, or via the website by August 12, 2015. The application reference number and your postal address must be included in all correspondence. If you use email, all further correspondence will be sent to you electronically. All comments received in response to applications are public information.
Beaconsfield (planning subhead)
l 15/01401/ADJ: Application for part two-storey, part singlestorey front, side, rear extension, two-storey front extension, timber cladding to existing dwelling, fenestration alterations, new vehicular access at 10 Howe Drive for Patrick Flanagan. l 15/01402/LBC: Listed Building application for installation of 2 windows and one roof light to the north-west elevation at 2 Overs Farm for Mr & Mrs John Tracey. l 15/01409/FUL: Roof extension at 105 Station Road for Mr R Wilson.
l 15/01359/FUL: First-floor side/rear extension and mansard roofs above existing garages at Slade Oak Lane for Mr D Sandhu. l 15/01397/NMA: Non-material amendment to planning permission 15/00058/FUL for addition of two windows to side elevation of the single-storey rear extension at Hollybush Lane for Mr Peter Coe. l 15/01398/NMA: Non-material amendment to planning permission 15/00058/FUL for increase in size of glazed window to rear elevation at Hollybush Lane for Mr Peter Coe. l 15/01413/FUL: Part single-storey rear extension and part first-floor rear infill extension at 49 Denham Green Lane for Mr Kevin Shepherd.
l 15/01284/FUL: Replacement gabled roof from flat roof on front dormer. Increase depth of rear dormer window. (Amendment to 14/01513/FUL) at One Pin Lane for Mr Andrew Penfold. l 15/01429/FUL: First-floor rear extension at Beaconsfield Road for Mr And Mrs D I Tendell. l 15/01439/FUL: Single-storey side/link extension at The Avenue for Mr Jonathan Duffy.
l 15/01367/NMA: Application for a non-material amendment to planning permission 15/00833/ FUL to allow amendments to various windows and fenestration on side and rear elevations, removal of side door to games room, removal of first-floor side window to en suite and alterations to rear windows and door at 10 Marsham Way for Mr A Dooley. l 15/01289/FUL: Demolition of part of building and construction of three-storey extension to rear to provide six flats at 4-6 Station Road for Mr Roger Simpson. l 15/01371/FUL: Redevelopment of site to provide eight residential units with parking and associated works at 34-36 Oak End Way for Mr N Jarvis. l 15/01427/FUL: Change of use from office (B1a) to hair salon (A1) and external alterations at 56/56a Packhorse Road for Hedgerley Properties Limited. l 15/01433/FUL: Single-storey side extension and roof alterations to front porch at 99 Windsor Road for Mr And Mrs Datta.
15/01283/CLLBC: Application for certificate of lawfulness for proposed replacement windows, french doors to rear and replacing flat roof with roof lantern at Village Lane for Mr Andrew Marshall. l 15/01372/CLOPED: Application for a certificate of lawfulness for proposed vehicular access and dropped kerb at 11 Jones Way for Mrs Heather Stavrou. l 15/01380/CLOPED: Application for a certificate of lawfulness for proposed installation of underground LPG tank at Church Meadow Cottage for Mr Dirk Eachus.
l 15/01416/FUL: Part two-storey side extension and part first-floor rear extension at 7 Somerset Way for Mr Neil Keveren. l 15/01444/FUL: Single-storey front/side extension at 79 Bathurst Walk for Mr And Mrs Owen.
l 15/01396/FUL: Erection of two semi-detached, two storey dwellinghouses at 16 Penn Meadow for Mr D Sidhu. l 15/01404/TPO: Cypress (T1) - Fell at Stoke Wood for Mrs Cherie Levi.


Portion of Balintawak Interchange bridge ‘may be damaged’ by fire — DPWH
(Photo from DPWH National Capital Region / Facebook)
The Department of Public Works and Highways – National Capital Region on Wednesday said that the fire that broke out in Barangay Balon-Bato, Quezon City early Wednesday morning could have damaged a portion of the Balintawak Interchange Bridge that was above the community where the blaze struck.
A team from DPWH-NCR went to the affected area to inspect the bridge structure, saying that the fire may have brought damages to the bridge that was retrofitted in 2015.
The said bridge provides access to motorists entering and leaving Quirino Highway in Quezon City and is situated on the border of Barangays Balon-Bato and Unang Sigaw.
“A detailed engineering investigation will be conducted to further assess the concrete’s compressive strength,” DPWH-NCR said in a statement.
The agency said that while the bridge is still ‘structurally sound,’ they have encouraged heavy vehicles not to pass through the bridge temporarily while the investigation is ongoing. Light vehicles could still pass the bridge, said the DPWH-NCR.
The blaze in houses under the bridge in Quezon City was raised up to the fourth alarm between 4:20 and 5:10 in the morning, but was put under control around 7:41 in the morning; eventually, put off more than 25 minutes later.
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Further, in 2021, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ACE) gave America a “C” in terms of infrastructure, which was an improvement from a “D” last year.
What’s remarkable is these figures are much improved over the past year and projected to keep improving. A major reason is the bipartisan passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act which was signed into law on November 15, 2021. Another is that state and local governments have large budget surpluses due to the federal government’s support during the pandemic.
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Attention folks who bike across the lower West Seattle Bridge: SDOT just announced a closure from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight (Tuesday). As with the previous closure, there will be a shuttle to help folks walking and biking get across, but this will add significant delay. So leave early or late if you can. Otherwise, be ready for delays waiting for the shuttle or add extra time to bike the long way via the 1st Ave Bridge.
For 2 hours tonight, starting at 7 PM, the Spokane St Bridge (West Seattle Lower Bridge) and the bike trail will be closed, so crews can replace a power control cable. A shuttle van will be available both directions, to take interested travelers over the high bridge.
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What you can expect:
During this project, barrels and barricades as well as message boards, will direct traffic. After cable replacement and successful bridge testing, the bridge will reopen to traffic.
November 13 | 7 – 9 PM
- Spokane St Bridge (aka Lower W Seattle Bridge) closed.
- W Seattle Bridge Trail closed.
Assistance | A shuttle van will travel back and forth over W Seattle High Bridge, in 15-minute intervals, with the following stops:
- East Side – 11th Ave SW & SW Spokane St.
- West side – SW Spokane St and Port of Seattle Terminal 5 Entrance.
Shuttle service is scheduled to run during the duration of the outage. Should this maintenance work experience unexpected challenges, the shuttle will run all night, as needed.
Email [email protected] to learn more.


The skatepark will be closed Wednesday, July 17th through Tuesday, July 23rd for artwork installation. The skatepark will be cleaned on Wednesday to prepare for artist, Bryce Chisholm, of AbcArtAttack to paint a mural on the concrete surface of the skatepark. The work is estimated to take four days to complete.
Bryce Chisholm, a former resident of Fernley and skateboarder, was selected by the City of Fernley Arts and Culture Task Force to paint a mural on the surface of the skatepark. The City is excited to see the addition of color and unique images to the skatepark surface. City staff is aware the skatepark is a popular park, especially during the evenings in summer time, we are asking residents for their patience during this art installation. We thank you in advance for your cooperation.


Resolution 29-01 Setting a Public Hearing
HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
WHEREAS, by a Resolution passed by the City Council on August 6, 2001, the City Administrator was directed to prepare a proposed assessment of the cost of improving those streets identified in Exhibit A by resurfacing; and,
WHEREAS, the City Administrator has notified the Council that such proposed assessment has been completed and filed in City Hall for public inspection.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of Mountain Iron, Minnesota:
1. A hearing shall be held on the 17th day of September in the Community Center at 6:30 p.m. to pass upon such proposed assessment and at such time and place all persons owning property affected by such improvement will be given an opportunity to be heard with reference to such assessment.
2. The City Administrator is hereby directed to cause a notice of the hearing on the proposed assessment to be published once in the official newspaper at least two weeks prior to the hearing, and he shall state in the notice the total cost of the improvement. He shall also cause mailed notices to be given to the owner of each parcel described in the assessment roll not less than two weeks prior to the hearings.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior to certification of the assessment to the County Auditor, pay the whole of the assessment on such property, with interest accrued to the date of payment, to the City of Mountain Iron, except that no interest shall be charged if the entire assessment is paid within 30 days from the adoption of the assessment. He may at any time thereafter, pay to the City of Mountain Iron the entire amount of the assessment remaining unpaid, with interest accrued to December 31 of the year in which such payment is made. Such payment must be made before November 15 or interest will be charged through December 31 of the succeeding year.
duly Adopted by the City Council this 20th day of August, 2001.
21st Avenue West From 8th Street South to 9th Street South
Greenwood Lane From Mineral Avenue to Fairview Lane
Old Highway 169 From Slate Street to West
Spruce Drive From County 7 to North Court
Main Street From Mesabi Avenue to Mineral Avenue
5th Avenue From County 109 to 2nd Street
Merritt Place From Greenwood Lane to Park Drive
Aspen Lane From Tamarack Drive to Spruce Drive
Balsam Drive From Aspen Lane to Spruce Drive
Mesabi Avenue From Locomotive Street to Agate Street
2nd Street From RR Grade to Parkville Road
Centennial Drive From County 7 to West 25th Avenue
Dottie Lane Centennial Drive to end of cul-de-sac


Pile of Road Works signs stacked on roundabout serving no purpose whatsoever.rver
Reported in the Road Traffic Signs and Road Markings category anonymously at 15:17, Friday 18 September 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
Roundabout at junction Dryden Ave, Greenwood Drive, Blythe Place, Bicester: road works signs stacked serving no purpose: first reported in March this year: Cherwell DC say it is Oxfordshire Highways responsibility to remove them
Council ref: ENQ20876470
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 15:18, Friday 18 September 2020
This report has been closed. However an email has been sent to our contractors to collect the signs as soon as possible. regards.
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 12:38, Tuesday 22 September 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Water Sewer at lot line. Zoned for residential Single Family but possible other uses. ie: Multi-Family condo. Great Location with expansion of adjoining Single Family or Multi-Family use. Rolling partially wooded. See Docs for Aerial maps, survey and soil maps.
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Abandoned excavated site for more than 5 years. The original design was 3 basements and 7 floors. The current DA for 5 basements and 14 floors. 186 residential units and 3,800 SQM of retail.
This project is a real example of structural engineering capabilities.
- Detailed assessment of the existing shoring system which has been designed only for 3 basements and
- become obsolete after 5 years from construction.
- Shoring remedial and strengthening design.
- Soil analysis and stability for additional 2 basements without additional shoring piles.
- Optimizing the transfer elements and achieve half the transfer requirements for the original design.
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MassDOT and the MBTA in conjunction with Boston emergency responders will conduct an emergency response exercise at Bowdoin station on the Blue Line. The exercise is scheduled for:
Sunday, March 6
8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The exercise is not anticipated to impact members of the public, nor affect the provision of transportation or public safety services in the area.
As part of the exercise, portions of the abutting New Chardon Street, New Sudbury Street and Cambridge Street will have travel restrictions and limited access.
The purpose of the exercise is to ensure an efficient and professional operational response to an emergency. The exercise will involve transportation and public safety personnel working through an emergency scenario inside the station and then making decisions and communicating those decisions in a coordinated manner.
The agencies that will be participating in the exercise include the MBTA, MBTA Transit Police, MassDOT, MEMA, Massachusetts State Police, Boston Fire Department, Boston Police Department, Boston Emergency Medical Services and the FBI.
North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed posted on Nov 25
MassDOT and the MBTA announced the recently revised North Side Commuter Rail schedules will not be implemented until spring 2016. The revision of Commuter Rail schedules is a critical element of MassDOT and the MBTA’s efforts to deliver safe, reliable, on-time service to Commuter …Continue Reading North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed
Travel Safely for Thanksgiving! posted on Nov 24
MassDOT encourages Thanksgiving holiday travelers to plan ahead with high traffic volume on our highways and at Boston Logan International Airport expected again this year. Highways are typically busiest on the Tuesday and Wednesday before and on the Sunday after the holiday. Heavy traffic congestion …Continue Reading Travel Safely for Thanksgiving!
Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set posted on Nov 23
MassDOT has scheduled a Public Information Meeting for the I-91 Viaduct Rehabilitation Project as follows: Tuesday, December 8, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, Basketball Hall of Fame, Theater, 1000 Hall of Fame Avenue, Springfield Please join MassDOT for an update on the major construction and …Continue Reading Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set


Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, on Tuesday, announced road and bridge projects worth Rs. 10,000 crore for Nagaland along with a bunch of other projects for the development of road transport in North East India. He assured that the project will commence before the end of financial year 2016-17.
Roads of more than 10,000 km in length are to be developed by the Central Government incurring a cost of around Rs.1 lakh crore in the North Eastern part of the country. This project also includes four laning of the very beautiful NH-39 between Dimapur and Kohima. The minister laid the foundation stone at Chumukedima on the same day and announced a cost of Rs. 1200 crore divided into three separate packages. This project was committed by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on his maiden visit to the region in 2003.
Centre aims to develop over 10,000 km of roads in the North Eastern region at a cost of Rs. 1 lakh crore over a span of 5 years. [Note: Image used for representative purpose only.]Nitin Gadkari also promised the development of city portions of NH-39 in Bimapur and Kohima for 25 km length at a cost of Rs.250 crore. He said that the proposed work will include strengthening and construction of footpath, drainage system and foot over bridges, etc. He also announced other projects approved by the Government of India, which consists of 61 km long Kohima-Dimapur bypass road at a cost of Rs. 550 crore; NH-39 Kohima – Imphal stretch of 126 km at a cost of Rs.1250 crore; a 63 km long Peren – Dimapur road at a cost Rs. 364 crore.
When asked about the ongoing projects, he said 23 projects worth Rs. 10,491 crore under the 1 lakh crore scheme have already started and the ministry has decided to start other 20 projects worth Rs. 10,000 crore covering about 900 km by this year itself. He also mentioned the sanction of 3 bridges under CRF for 2015-16 costing Rs. 91 crore.


Brooksville City Nights
Aug 1 4:00 PM 8:00 PM
Brooksville City Nights is an Evening Market on Main Street.
Aug 3 7:00 PM
H.C. Preservation Society Meeting
Aug 6 6:30 PM
Aug 10 3:00 PM
Planning & Zoning Board Meeting
Aug 12 5:30 PM
H.C. Fine Arts Council Meeting
Aug 13 5:30 PM
Aug 17 7:00 PM
Brooksville Vision Foundation Meeting
Aug 18 4:00 PM 5:00 PM
|Brooksville Housing Authority|
The Brooksville Housing Authority Board (BHA) is appointed by the Mayor of the City of Brooksville with approval of City Council, as set forth in F.S. 421.05 (Resolution No. 256 adopted January 29, 1968 and Resolution No. 91-10 increasing number of members). The BHA consists of seven (7) voting members. All reasonable efforts will be made to seek applications from residents* within the housing complex to serve on this Board, striving to appoint two resident members if possible.
One vacancy (alternate) to fill an unexpired 4-year term of office through May 31, 2017.


The B1077 at Great Ellingham set for ‘four-phase’ closure for resurfacing
A set of four phased road closures will be going ahead, stating later this month, for a £35,000 resurfacing project on the B1077.
A section of the Watton Road, Great Ellingham, will be shut off for three evenings and one day between 9am to 4pm, for surface dressing work to be done.
The work is being carried out by Norfolk County Council’s community and environmental services department and their contractors Tarmac and Keir Highway Services.
The statement on the works, said: “To allow the work to be carried out safely and swiftly it will be necessary to close the road to through traffic on a number of dates when the surfacing is underway, line painting is being carried out, and cat’s eyes (road studs) are being renewed. Access to properties will be maintained at all times.”
The dates for the work is as follows:
♦ June 26: Road stud removal. The evening and overnight work will start at 7pm.
♦ July 6: Surface dressing. Road closure, between 9am and 4pm.
♦ July 18: Road marking replacement. The evening and overnight work will start at 7pm.
♦ July 18: Road stud replacement. the evening and overnight work will start at 7pm.
Norfolk County Council said it will have a fully signed diversion route in operation for the duration of the works.


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Lincshomefinder is a partnership between City of Lincoln Council and North Kesteven District Council.
Once you are registered with Lincshomefinder you can complete an application form to be placed on the housing register. After your application has been accepted you can use this website to search and bid on properties in the City of Lincoln and North Kesteven area.
We operate a choice based letting process, which means you have more flexibility in choosing where you wish to live in the area.


Surf Coast Shire have released a draft of a masterplan for the Community Civic Precinct in Torquay.
In great news the plan has a multiuse synthetic hockey field so we would be able to train and play hockey matches in Torquay. This would reduce our travel time for all Torquay based members and their families.
The plan also includes a future potential community facility that could provide spaces and facilities to support various uses, including amenities to support the adjacent Multiuse Synthetic Facility (Hockey).
Council are seeking community feedback and we encourage all members, families and our friends to let Council now that we support the plan. You can have your say at
This is great news for the Torquay Tornadoes but we need your support in completing the short feedback back form at the link above. Feedback is required prior to the 18th of April so why not get started today.


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The Westborough Planning Board held their regularly scheduled meeting on March 28, 2018 in the Fire Station meeting room. The meeting ran long and the last few minutes were not recorded.
You can view this meeting anytime On Demand by clicking the link below:
Westborough Planning Board meeting – March 28, 2018


300 Sunnyhills Drive
Commute to Downtown San Rafael
Almost all errands require a car.
300 Sunnyhills Drive has a Walk Score of 5 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Robson Park, Phoenix Lake and Lonsdale Station Park.
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Friday June 9, 2017 9:05 AM
May 30, 2017
For information, contact Leslie Neeley at 270-687-8557 or email@example.com.
Starting Tuesday, May 30th, Tamarack Road from Mark Twain Court to Longfellow Drive will be closed for RWRA sewer repairs. This closure is expected to last approximately three days, but could be delayed due to inclement weather. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
Starting Wednesday, May 31st, both lanes of South Griffith Avenue at College Drive will be closed for concrete slab repair. This closure will reopen Monday, June 12th and both lanes of College Drive at South Griffith Avenue will be closed until Friday, June 16th. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
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Other Recent News
- Street Closure - East Parrish Avenue (Reminder)
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- Owensboro Property Tax Bills
- Trail of Treats Back for 29th Year
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- Street Closure - Morningside Drive
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By Caroline Carpenter / ADOT Communications
Most of us drive over pavement markings every day and don't think twice about it. Fortunately for drivers, ADOT employees are thinking about them.
Each time ADOT closes a roadway to treat the pavement with a rejuvenating oil seal, each HOV diamond marker has to be repainted. This means the highway must stay closed longer while this work is completed. A group of ADOT maintenance workers came up with a way to preserve the HOV markings, thus shortening highway closure time.
above explains how the innovative method
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In order to install and remove overhead sign structures, the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge will be closed in both directions for about 15 minutes on Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 for the installation and removal of overhead sign structures.
The full bridge closure will take place on Friday between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. and on Saturday between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m., according to the MTA
One lane will also be closed in each direction Thursday, March 21 and on Friday, March 22 from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.and, again from 12:01 a.m. until noon on Saturday, March 23.
Drivers should expect delays and consider using the Throgs Neck Bridge as an alternative.
The work is dependent on good weather.


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ANZAC Day Road Closures In Adelaide You Need To Know About
A number of road closures will be in place for ANZAC Day services happening in Adelaide on April 25.
The Dawn Service will be held at the National War Memorial at 6am. The ANZAC Day March begins at 9.30am from North Terrace.
Anyone travelling to the Dawn Service or March is advised to travel via public transport.
4am to 4pm
Victoria Drive between Kintore Avenue and King William Road
5am to 12 noon
North Terrace between Pulteney Street and King William Road
Kintore Avenue between North Terrace and Morgan Thomas Lane
8am to 12 noon
North Terrace between Frome Road and Station Road
Kintore Avenue between North Terrace and Victoria Drive
King William Street between North Terrace and Hindley Street
King William Road between North Terrace and Kermode Street
Pulteney Street between North Terrace and Flinders Street
Hindmarsh Square/Mogata between Grenfell Street and Pirie Street
Rundle Street between Pulteney Street and Frome Street
Grenfell Street between Gawler Place and Frome Street
Sir Edwin Smith Avenue between King William Road and Kermode Street
Pennington Terrace between King William Road and Sir Edwin Smith Avenue


Central Elgin Council Meeting
on: Monday, March, 12, 2018 at 7:30:PM
at: 450 Sunset Drive, St Thomas
The Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of Central Elgin intends to pass by-laws to adopt the 2018 Budget for the Municipality, including sanitary sewage and water services, at its regular meeting of Monday, March 12, 2018 at 7:30 pm in the Council Chambers of the Elgin County Administration Building, 450 Sunset Drive, Municipality of Central Elgin. Central Elgin regular meeting of council. Agendas available on-line the preceding Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Special Council and Committee meeting times are posted on the Municipal website.