Oval Glass Sphere
Oval spaceframe | Double curvature | Spheres and pipes | Unique designed spider system | Triangulated IGU glazing
Size: 956 sqm.
Due to its unique qualities and distinctive features, this iconic structure quickly becomes a city landmark.
The HEXANOM Oval Structure is unlike anything else in the world in terms of design and shape, and it is simply amazing to behold. It is the centrepiece of the magnificent commercial complex known as the Eye of Qatar in Doha, State of Qatar.
This oval, double-curved HEXANOM structure is 956 sqm. , has 2.700 distinct members, 1.420 unique nodes, and 700 unique panels, and is made to fit in the centre of the tower’s elliptical façade. It is the central feature in the Eye of Qatar.


It’s been nearly a year since the $40 million Rapid Silver Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line opened for business, so we thought it would be a good time to check up on how things are going.
In short, it’s a disaster:
- Since the Silver Line entered service, The Rapid has been losing ridership
- The Rapid is now losing millions operating the Silver Line
- No new economic development has been caused by the Silver Line
Read the full article on our ITP Watch web site.


IF THE bullet was shot only five seconds earlier, truck driver Stuart Hardie might...
The Toowoomba Bypass finally opened to motorists last night
The name of the Crossing has been revealed.
Turnbull a no-show as Toowoomba marks $1.6 billion bypass
Nexus to build $1.6b Toowoomba bypass


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Posted by David Levinson on October 20, 2007 8:29 PM | Permalink
This is exactly why at-grade in-traffic shared-left-turn lanes through the University of Minnesota on Washington is an insane idea.
Scott Dier |
October 21, 2007 2:25 AM
Exactly, to which there are at least 4 solutions:
1) Don't build LRT
2) Build LRT below grade at a cost of several hundred million dollars
3) Build LRT at grade and prohibit private auto traffic on Washington Avenue, limiting it to buses and service vehicles
4) Build LRT at grade on 4th/University, and cross the river on the new I-35W bridge.
David Levinson |
October 21, 2007 7:44 AM
There is another solution to accidents from Light Rail. There is a new solution that allows for a rail to be constructed ABOVE the road, completely eliminating car/rail accidents.
The cost? About 50-80% of the cost of light rail. The operating cost is also far less.
See http://www.alternatetransport.com for more information.
Alternate Transport |
January 28, 2008 9:08 AM
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7/29/14 12:45 p.m.
This morning construction crews finished digging the hole for the orchestra pit within the former Central auditorium just as board members were breaking ground on the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts.
Gary Heminger, CEO of Marathon Petroleum, said that with this addition, to which his company gave the naming donation, all the bases are covered in Findlay.
Audio: Gary Heminger
As opposed to creating a sports complex or another type of community space, Findlay mayor Lydia Mihalik said an arts center went hand-in-hand with saving Central.
Audio: Lydia Mihalik
The project is estimated to cost $15 million, 13 coming from private donations and 2 coming from a public fundraising campaign that started today. The project will renovate the current Central theater as well as create an art gallery, education and multipurpose space and is expected to be complete in 2015.
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U.S. 33 to be resurfaced from Hocking County, Hamburg Road
LANCASTER - Starting Monday, Ohio Department of Transportation will resurface U.S. 33 from the Hocking County line to Hamburg Road.
One lane will be closed during work hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The estimated completion date is Nov. 15.
Shelly Company is the prime contractor for this project, which includes resurfacing and other related work.


Town of Provincetown
260 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
Ph: (508) 487-7000
Fx: (508) 487-9560
Phase 4 Sewer and Paving Project Update
Due to the inclement weather this week the Town Wide Paving schedule has been pushed forward. Starting on Monday crews will be finishing up the paving work on West Vine Street and Tremont Street.
Flu Clinic Scheduled for October 30th at Council on Aging
The Provincetown Dept of Public Health and the VNA will hold a flu clinic on Thursday, October 30 at the Council on Aging, 2 Mayflower St. The clinic is open to all town residents and employees, 18 and older. Appointments required: 508-487-7080.
Fall 2014 Water Main Flushing Schedule
To Provincetown Water System Customers in Provincetown and Truro
The Provincetown Water Department has scheduled the Water Main Flushing Program to begin October 20, 2014, weather permitting. The program is expected to continue through November 14, 2014.


Readers interested in roundabouts, railroad crossings, co-working space
Question 1: Amy Kobe asks if a roundabout is being considered for Sharon Valley Road and Country Club Drive, in addition to the one just opened at Sharon Valley and Evans Boulevard. She said the intersection is congested and would benefit from a roundabout.
Answer: City Engineer Brian Morehead said the city does plan to install another roundabout at Sharon Valley Road and Country Club Drive, but no funding has yet been identified for the project. It could be as long as five years before funds become available, he said.
Morehead said a majority of the traffic at the intersection is northbound on Country Club, turning right onto Sharon Valley, or traveling westbound on Sharon Valley, turning left onto Country Club. Sharon Valley traffic has the right-of-way.
A roundabout would allow motorists traveling northbound on Country Club to move into the traffic flow with vehicles on Sharon Valley, confident those on Sharon Valley are slowing down.
Question 2: DeAnn Nightingale asks how the NEWork co-working space at 14-16 North Park Place will work and how much it will cost.
Answer: NEWork Space has a target date of Oct. 1 to open. The three-story, 6,000 square foot renovated office space provides a location for professional freelancers, small businesses, entrepreneurs, commuters, academics and students. There is a variety of seating arrangements and rooms for smaller and larger meetings and events.
Due to considerable interest and the number of memberships, pre-opening reservations are being taken. Private offices cost $550 per month, with a six-month minimum. Designated desks cost $325 a month. Floating seats cost $200 a month.
For more information, or to make a reservation, send an email to email@example.com. For tours, sent it to the attention of community operations manager Julie Kurzawa.
In about mid-September, the web site www.neworkspace.com, will be available to reserve seats, purchase day passes and punch cards, reserve meeting rooms and event space.
Question 3: Bob Forsythe asks why stop signs were installed at railroad crossings on streets just east of Hudson Avenue. He said he rarely sees anybody stop at these new stop signs.
Answer: Morehead said the stop signs represent a new standard for railroad crossings without lights and gates, so more stop signs will likely appear at such crossings in the future.
Question 4: Ruthanne Isenhart asks if maintenance of curbs in the Pleasant Valley addition is the responsibility of homeowners, even though the curbs have deteriorated due to water damage from overflowing city storm drains.
Answer: Morehead said maintenance of curbs and sidewalks are a property owner's responsibility. The city does replace curbs and sidewalks when it's part of a major project, but not when a road is just being resurfaced.
Some concrete installers will do the work, but Morehead recommends residents start calling early next year to find one.
Got a question? Send me an email at: firstname.lastname@example.org and watch for your answer.
The Answer Man


Getting To Durango
Durango is located in southwest Colorado, near the “Four Corners” where
Colorado meets New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, and is situated along one of
the most scenic drives in America: the San Juan Skyway.
If you fly: Durango-La Plata County Airport (Airport Code: DRO) has added DELTA AIRLINES. The airport is now serviced by three airlines providing daily arrivals from Phoenix, AZ (AMERICA WEST/US AIR), Denver (UNITED EXPRESS), and now Salt Lake City, UT (DELTA AIRLINES).
If you drive: Durango is easily accessible by US Hwy 550 from the north and south, and US Hwy 160 from the east and west.
Distance and Direction to Major Cities in Highway Miles
Albuquerque 215 SE Colorado Springs 302 NE Denver 333 NE Grand Junction 169 NW Phoenix 461 SW Santa Fe 216 SE Salt Lake City 413 NW
Durango Downtown is a very walkable downtown and designed for pedestrians and is the best way to explore downtown.
Durango Transit (T) buses and trolleys serve locations throughout the municipal limits of Durango.
Main Avenue Trolley The historic-style trolleys operate along Main Avenue from Days Inn to College Dr. The trolley runs every 20 minutes from 7:00 am until 7:40 pm Monday through Friday and 10:20 am to 7:40 pm on Saturdays.


Roadworks - Buckingham Road Industrial Estate
Works will commence on Friday 26th March through to 17th April on Buckingham Road Industrial Estate.
Works include resurfacing the carriageway to renew the structure and provide a safer and long lasting new surface to Borough Road, Willow Road, Shires Road and Farm Road.
Road closure for all three
Two way lights on Buckingham
Road for the junction to
Friday 16 and Saturday 17 April
Hours of work
Weekend night: 19:00 – 06:00
Weekend day: 09:00 – 16:00
Friday 26 March – Saturday 27March
Friday 9 April - Saturday 10 April
Friday 16 April – Saturday 17 April
Information for residents and businesses
Access: A road closure will be in place. Access for business owners and companies within Brackley
Industrial Estate will be maintained at all times. This may take a little longer than usual to ensure the area is
Pedestrians and cyclists: footpaths will be open at all times. Cyclists may be asked to dismount and walk.
Pedestrian marshals will be on site to assist.
If you have any concerns please contact the Site Manager for further information.
Harry Fox – 01604 883400
Posted: Tue, 16 Mar 2021 13:50 by Stephanie Campbell


Steve Brine visited Southampton International Airport on Wednesday 9th October to understand their plans for expansion on behalf of his constituents, particularly those living to the south of Winchester.
The Winchester & Chandler’s Ford MP pressed home that, while he recognised that Eastleigh Borough Council is the planning authority, any plans must fully involve Winchester City Council and its’ elected members.
Steve Brine said: “At present Southampton Airport is every day watching potential customers go past its front door all the way into London to fly back over its head. This is not about creating more demand, it’s about giving people locally some choice and developing the regional economy at the same time.
“I was grateful to Neil Garwood and his team for briefing me on the emerging planning application and keen to make the point that Winchester must be every bit as central to the process as Eastleigh because my constituents are clearly involved.
“It was also a chance to discuss the future of electric, and hybrid electric, planes which is a fast developing technology and something I am really interested in.”
Southampton Airport Managing Director Neil Garwood said: “Our vision is for Southampton Airport to provide the best possible connectivity for local people, and avoid many of those needless car journeys on congested roads to the busy London airports.
“We are looking to build a brighter future for our region through sustainable growth and will have a team of experts on hand to speak to residents of Winchester and the surrounding villages at the drop-in session on October 29.”
There are a series of drop-in events for local residents, as below.
Tuesday, October 22 18:30–20:30 Holiday Inn, Leigh Road, Eastleigh
Thursday, October 24 18:30–20:30 Bitterne Park School
Saturday, October 26 10:00–12:00 Southampton Airport
Tuesday, October 29 18:30–20:30 Shawford Village Hall, Winchester
Pictured; Steve Brine MP with MD Neil Garwood at SIA.


MEETING: Waikoloa Reservoir Earthquake Repairs
The Department of Water Supply (DWS) invites the community to attend an informational meeting on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019, regarding the upcoming Waikoloa Reservoir No. 1 Earthquake Repairs Project in Waimea.
The meeting will be held at the Waimea Community Center, 65-1260 Kawaihae Road, Kamuela, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Project details, schedule and other information will be provided.
Additional information can be found online.


$720 2 bed 1735 W 19th St, Lawrence KS, 66046
Almost all errands require a car.
Some hills, excellent bike lanes.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1735 W 19th St.
38 25th & Melrose / KU
11 South Iowa / KU / Downtown
41 Yellow Campus Circulator
44 Evening Campus Circulator
43 Red Campus Circulator
27 HINU / 23rd & Louisiana / KU
1735 W 19th St is in the city of Lawrence, KS. Lawrence has an average Walk Score of 40 and has 87,643 residents.


HS2 trains will serve the current stations at Lockerbie, Carstairs, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
- 'Phase 2b'
- Map Link:
- Work Items Map Link:
Scotland will be part of the HS2 network from day one
HS2 will serve Glasgow and Edinburgh, with stops at Motherwell and Lockerbie
HS2 will cut journey times between Glasgow and Edinburgh and London and Birmingham by up to an hour. Glasgow and Edinburgh act as gateways to the rest of Scotland. HS2 will arrive in the central belt in 2026 and the Scottish Government is acting to ensure the benefits are spread throughout Scotland.
HS2 Services in Scotland
- Birmingham HS2 time 191 minutes, current time 237 minutes
- London, HS2 time 220 minutes, Current time 262 minutes
- Birmingham, HS2 time 200 minutes, current time 242 minutes
- London, HS2 time 220 minutes, current time 270 minutes
HS2 will help Scotland’s proud record on the environment
HS2 can help reduce the need for short-haul air travel in the UK to help fight climate change and keep Scotland green. HS2 will be emit 17 times less carbon than the equivalent domestic flight.
HS2 will re-balance the country
HS2 will help Scotland compete in the 21st century. It will help build a fairer, more balanced Britain. It will join up the economic powerhouses of Glasgow and Edinburgh with fast, reliable train travel to other big cities in the UK. The UK and Scottish governments share the ultimate ambition of three-hour rail journeys between London and Scotland’s Central Belt.
The Scottish Government, Transport Scotland, Network Rail and HS2 are working together on options for infrastructure improvements between 2019 and 2026 that will increase capacity, cut journey times and improve reliability on routes between Scotland and England. This includes a feasibility study in 2019 looking at options to improve the West Coast Main Line and the East Coast Mainline.
25 Scottish companies have already won work with HS2
HS2 is already helping grow the skills base and stimulate a modern rail industry in Scotland The University of Dundee is already working with HS2 to make sure the project has enough qualified workers during construction.


Find information on vaccinations, testing, guidance for residents and businesses, frequently asked questions, and more.
Chris Herndon (Chair)
Amanda P. Sandoval (Vice Chair)
Staff ContactZach Rothmier
Land Use Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (LUTI) :
Meets most Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.
Meetings can be canceled and times can change. Please check the calendar for up-to-date information.
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Denver City Council has gone virtual to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please use the following link to access the Land Use Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (LUTI) :
To call in to listen: 720-928-9299 enter 969 0689 0314 for the webinar ID.
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The community of Eagle Mountain is located just 5 minutes from the Fountain Hills downtown area and 10 minutes to the Loop 101. It offers single family and town homes with the master planned community designed to take in the stunning desert landscape and golf course.
Residents of Eagle Mountain are not required to be a member but do get 'resident' discounts. The golf course offers a level of play that suits beginner to expert.
All information should be verified by the recipient and none is guaranteed as accurate by ARMLS. Copyright 2019 Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved.


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CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
RAMSEY COUNTY

RESOLUTION NO. 96-28

A RESOLUTION REQUESTING RAMSEY COUNTY TO
RESTRICT PARKING ALONG A PORTION OF COUNTY ROAD D

WHEREAS, the City and County have planned the improvement of County Road D
(CSAH 19) from I35W to Wilder Street; and

WHEREAS, the County will be expending County State Aid Highway funds SAP. 62-619-17
on the improvement of said street; and

WHEREAS, said improvement does not conform to the approved minimum standards as
previously adopted for such County State Aid streets and that approval of the
proposed construction as a County State Aid street project must, therefore, be
conditioned upon certain parking restrictions; and

WHEREAS, the extent of these restrictions, that would be a necessary prerequisite to the
approval of this construction as a County State Aid project in the City, has been
determined.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City requests the County to restrict the
parking of motor vehicles on the north side of County Road D from Cleveland Avenue to Wilder
Street.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 29th DAY OF APRIL, 1996.

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REDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE CAPITAL PROGRAM
On July 1, Governor Wolf signed SB 905 (Act 36). With the signing of SB 905 it has been announced that the new Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) application window for 2020 will be open for 30 days during the period of July 13th through August 12th.
The Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) is a Commonwealth grant program administered by the Office of the Budget for the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational, and historical improvement projects. RACP projects are authorized in the Redevelopment Assistance section of a Capital Budget Itemization Act, have a regional or multi-jurisdictional impact, and generate substantial increases or maintain current levels of employment, tax revenues, or other measures of economic activity. RACP projects are state-funded projects that cannot obtain primary funding under other state programs.


Deep crack and raised profile of road levels
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 19:32, Thu 8 December 2016
Sent to Bristol City Council 3 minutes later
Where the road has been repaired the joins are at different angles and raised up. The whole road needs resurfacing really but this section is dangerous.
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


What are Traffic Management Orders?
Traffic Management Orders (TMOs) are statutory legal documents made by the council under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. They are used to regulate and enforce highways traffic measures and parking.
View our Permanent Traffic Order Consultations (To view proposed Orders please select ‘Notices of Proposals’)
We consult on Proposals to make Permanent Orders with the emergency services, other statutory bodies and the general public who can make representations. Our TMOs are published in a local newspaper and we put up street notices.
There are four main types of TMOs:
Most of the signs and lines that are on our streets are governed by Permanent Orders e.g:
- School keep clear zig-zag markings
- Double / single yellow lines
- Parking bays
- Speed limits
- Banned turns
- Prohibition of traffic
- One way roads
Experimental Orders are used to introduce traffic schemes but allows them to be introduced and monitored before being made permanent.
Temporary Traffic Orders are used mainly when works are to take place on the highway or adjacent to it. Road surfacing and works by the public utilities to lay new mains or cables are when a temporary traffic order would be used to close a road or implement one-way working.
Special event orders:
Special Event Orders usually takes the form of a road closure to allow an event to take place on it. In Sutton, special events orders are made for the Cheam Charter Fair, Big Lunch, Frost Fair, Playing Out and Take Part Take Pride. A Special Event Order is only valid for the duration of an Event.
Street notices are used to inform the public when we are introducing pedestrian crossings and road humps. We also use them to announce any Public Spaces Protection Orders.
Footway parking ban exemption resolutions;
These are records of officer delegations in respect of footwayparking ban exemptions


2021 Street Reconstruction Project 21-2 – 3.6 miles of local streets (streets north of Coon Rapids Boulevard between Flamingo and Jay Streets north to 106th Avenue, Eagle Street to Avocet Street south of Egret Boulevard, and the neighborhood off Foley Boulevard between 95th and 97th Lanes)
The Contractor for this project is Northdale Construction. The Contractor’s main contact is Kevin Topp at 320-493-7369. The City’s full-time project inspector is Jason Huebscher, who can be contacted any time to respond to specific questions or concerns. Jason can be reached at 763-767-6570 (office) or 612-709-2704 (cell).
Area 1 (streets including Hummingbird Street, Grouse Street, Flamingo Street, 104th Avenue, Ibis Street, Jay Street, and 106th Avenue) is now substantially complete. Final sign installations are expected to take place early next week.
Next week in Area 2 (streets east of Egret Blvd known as Egret Estates), work includes asphalt base paving on Tuesday, September 21, and mailbox restorations on Thursday, September 23. Boulevard restorations will begin in Area 2 after the first lift of asphalt pavement is placed.
Work in Area 3 (streets east of Foley Boulevard and north of TH 610 up to 97th Lane) next week includes topsoil and sod placement. Asphalt driveway restorations are expected on Monday, September 20.
Property owners should contact the Contractor and/or project inspector this fall if they have any ongoing issues with their irrigation system.
ATTENTION RESIDENTS PLANNING ON FULL DRIVEWAY REPLACEMENTS: If a portion of your driveway apron has been removed as part of the City’s construction project and you are planning to have your own contractor install a full new driveway, please email Jason Huebscher at firstname.lastname@example.org with details (property address, timing of installation, etc.). The City will work with you to issue a credit for the work that would have been completed under our project and will direct the City’s Contractor to exclude your driveway apron from its restoration plans.


I am Proud to Represent this Community and the Residents that I Consider my Partners in Making this City Great!
We deserve a community that is thriving for our families and our businesses. I cannot do this without you. Working together, we will undoubtedly see District 2 and the City of South Fulton thrive and grow for our families, for our community, and for our future.
- Councilwoman Carmalitha L. Gumbs


In a continuous effort to increase transparency, efficiency and participation, the City of Austin is preparing to launch an open data portal. The goal of providing open city data is to empower people to research, analyze and innovate using information important to their community.
Help us by taking the time to vote for datasets that you would like to see made available. If you have an idea for a dataset that is not on this list, feel free to add it. The City of Austin will use your feedback to help us focus on high value data to be released by the end of the year. Your participation is crucial in making this effort a success. Thanks!


The Water Division staff will be repairing an emergency water leak Friday, January 22, 2021. The following areas will be impacted by either low water pressure or water outage.
- 12th Street
- Diamond Street
- National Avenue
- Bridge Street
The road will be closed from 12th Street from National Avenue to Diamond Street. Detours will be in place, so proceed with caution. We hope to complete this as soon as possible and apologize for the inconvenience this will cause. Should you require any further information, please contact the City of Las Vegas Water Department at (505) 454-3832. Thank youVIEW PSA


Traffic on Section of General Booth to be Reduced to Two Lanes This Weekend
Wednesday, October 10, 2012 · 09:00 am
Public Works has announced that traffic on General Booth Boulevard between Ocean Breeze Water Park and the Virginia Aquarium will be reduced to one lane in each direction this weekend beginning Friday, October 12.
From 7 p.m. on Friday until 5 a.m. on Monday, October 15, crews will be doing planned utility work. North/south traffic on General Booth will have one lane open in each direction while crews complete the work.
All work is weather permitting.
C.T. Purcell, Inc. is the contractor performing the work. For questions or additional information, please contact Rick Williams with C.T. Purcell at (804) 400-8039.
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M3 junction 9–14 smart motorway
Table of Contents
Highways England will be holding four M3 public information events in September 2019 to show the plans for the smart motorway upgrade to M3 Junctions 9-14.
Staff will also be available to answer questions.
The events nearest us are:
- at Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8SB
- on Thursday 19 September 2019 12:00 – 19:00
- at Otterbourne Village Hall, Cranbourne Drive, Otterbourne, SO21 2ET
- on Friday 27 September 2019 13:00 – 19:00
For more information
- See also the official project web page: https://highwaysengland.co.uk/projects/m3-junctions-9-to-14-smart-motorway/
- The very informative M3 J9-14 summer 2019 newsletter
Don’t confuse it with
The M3 Junction 9 upgrade project: bringing major improvements to M3 junction 9 to allow free movement between the A34 and M3.
- The period for public feedback on this project closed at the end of August. Then if the project continues on schedule, work should begin in 2021.
- For details see https://highwaysengland.co.uk/projects/m3-junction-9-improvements/


So happy to hear that the old building on site is going to be a restaurant
and that everything is opening on June 8th! Excellent.
My boyfriend and I kinda snuck down there into the blocked off area on one of the really sunny hot days a couple weeks ago and it is absolutely gorgeous. It is really going to be a great amenity for this city


Today's Afternoon Bus Route Changes
This announcement is about today’s afternoon bus route.
- Bus 184 Indian Hills, Bradford Lane
- Bus 212 Black Oak to Vanceburg
- Bus 210 Laurel
- Bus 201 Kinney and Route 59
- Bus 162 Racoon Dummit Branch
These buses may be arriving later than usual this afternoon.
Also, two afterschool bus routes will NOT run this evening.
- The first route is Double A to Garrison, Murphy’s Lane on through Firebrick
- The second afterschool route NOT running today is South End, Shelton Drive, Fairlane Drive, Route 59 to Laurel


The Town of Clayton will hold a ceremony on Friday, March 18th in recognition of Arbor Day.
The event will also mark the tenth year that Clayton has been named a Tree City USA. Town of Clayton Public Information Officer Stacy Beard said a ceremony is planned this Friday at Clayton High School.
Afterwards, a numbers of trees will be planted throughout town, including cypress, holly and maples. Some of the plantings will take place at the East Clayton Community Park and on the new Front Street Extension.
Arbor Day started in 1872 when J. Sterling Morton proposed to the Nebraska Board of Agriculture a special day be set aside for planting trees. Arbor Day is now observed nationwide.
At their monthly meeting on March 7th, Clayton Mayor Jody McLeod and members of the Clayton Town Council officially voted to proclaim Friday, March 18th as Arbor Day in the Town of Clayton.


March 10, 2010
Danny Mulcahy gets a hug from his planner Peter Patton after learning that the Steamboat 700 annexation was voted down.
Stories this photo appears in:
Voters’ denial of annexation spurs celebration, regret across city
Steamboat 700 supporters and opponents agreed on one thing Tuesday night: Voters’ rejection of the annexation means it’s time for the city to update its community plan and rethink how to handle growth in coming years.


3rd STREET NE WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
CITY OF PUYALLUP
Public Works / Water Division 1100 39th Avenue S.E.
February 23, 2015
3rd Street NE Water Main Replacement Project
On February 23rd you will notice an increase in construction activity on 3rd Street NE and 5th Avenue NE. As most of you know, we recently experienced a number of water main breaks in your neighborhood. While repairing the water main, we discovered that the 80 year old cast iron pipe is in very poor condition and warrants immediate replacement.
The City of Puyallup Water Division will be replacing the old 6 inch water main with new 8 inch ductile iron pipe. Ductile iron pipe has a life expectancy of 100 years. This project will start on the north side of 5th Avenue NE and continue north to 608 3rd Street NE. At the end of the project, we will abandon the existing water main that has reached the end of its useful service life and has become unreliable.
The City understands that construction is difficult for the people that have to live through it, so we will try to keep the inconvenience to a minimum. You will be notified 24 hours in advance of any necessary water shut downs, except for emergencies. The City will try to maintain access to your driveways, and will give you warning when access must be blocked.
It is the City’s goal to complete the water main replacement portion of the project by March 13th. Paving will be scheduled shortly after that, weather permitting. Traffic will be restricted to local and emergency traffic only for the duration of the project.
If you have any questions please contact:
Craig Hale – Water Supervisor 841-5503
Perry Baird – Water Lead Person 841-5512
Brian Johnson – Water Specialist 841-5442
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Craig R Hale


Construction Today, March 2009
By: Kathryn Jones
Thirty Years ago, Northeast Remsco was a small civil contractor laying water pipelines, storm drainage and sewer pipelines for public works clients throughout New Jersey. Its business has since grown to include a gamut of project capabilities ranging from treatment plants, bridges and highways to microtunnelling.
To Read the full article featured in Construction Today, March 2009, click on the link below:


Water cut in several parts of Colombo
March 1, 2019 03:04 pm
A water cut will be imposed on several areas in Colombo tomorrow (02), the National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWSDB) stated.
Accordingly, the water supply will be suspended for Colombo 13, 14 and 15 starting from 9.00 a.m. tomorrow until 3.00 p.m. on Sunday.
In addition to this, water will be supplied under low pressure for Fort and Pettah areas, the NWSDB added.


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For the last 20 years I've been working as a Project Manager, Designer, Construction Administrator on Multi Family, Single Family, Mixed-Use, Academic, Retail and Office projects throughout the USA and Bahamas.
Throughout my career, I've worked as a designer, project architect, project manager and construction administrator on mixed use developments such as the Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residences, The American Skiing Company Resorts, City of Denver 1989 Master Plan, as well as numerous high end residences throughout the USA and Bahamas.
Currently, I am working as a freelance designer, project manager and construction administrator developing high end multi family and single family homes from the schematic phase through completion of construction.
I am always looking for new projects in the USA and abroad. I am interested in all phases of design and construction.
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Project Architect, Designer, Construction Administrator on a consulting basis.
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Principal of a design company specializing in: Residential Design, Mutli-Unit Residential Design and Development, Mixed-Use and Commercial Projects.
Arrowstreet, Somerville, MA, US, Project Manager, Project Architect, Construction Administrator
Project Manager, Project Architect, Construction Administrator working on Mixed Use Projects for NEw England Development, Boston Properties and Archstone.
CBT Architects, Boston, MA, US, Project Architect
Project Architect for Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residences, Boston, MA.
University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, US, BArch, Environmental Design in Architecture
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Construction Alert: Melrose – Deficient Concrete Work
Work to remove and replace damaged, discolored, and lifting concrete on the north side* of Melrose Ave will begin on Monday, September 11, 2023. Parking will be removed on the north side of Melrose Ave to accommodate the work area, provide business and pedestrian access, and maintain safety.
- No parking where posted (north side of Melrose).
- Pedestrian detours with maintained business access.
WORK SCHEDULE & LOCATIONS
(Approximate schedule related to work activities)
Deﬁcient concrete on north side of Melrose at the following locations: 8607, 8587, 8585, 8583, 8565, 8564, 8551
- Mon. – Wed., Sept. 11 – 13, 2023; Saw cut & demo
- Wed. – Tues., Sept. 13 – 19, 2023; Excavation
- Mon. – Wed., Sept. 18 – 20, 2023; Pour concrete
*Deficient concrete work on south side of Melrose pending.
Construction is a dynamic process and we greatly appreciate your patience and understanding. Please feel free to contact Jenelle Saunders Public Outreach Manager with any questions or concerns.


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Work consisted of site demolition, site security and safety, tennis and basketball court base installation, and general grading.
Site athletic equipment installation (net posts, nets, and center strap anchors). Finish grading, hot mix asphalt paving, tennis court surfacing, fencing, landscape restoration, and erosion control.
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posted on February 09, 2018 09:48
Carolina House Movers will be moving a large accessory structure on February 14th, from 1020 Ocean Blvd, through Topsail and off the Island. The move is scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. Although the size of the structure will not completely block the road at all times, this will still cause some traffic delays along Anderson Blvd as well as the roads leading through Surf City and North Topsail Beach. Please plan accordingly. We appreciate your patience.


Crews continue installing track on the east side of Martin Luther King Jr. Way from S 3rd St to S. 6th Ave near Kaiser Permanente and Tacoma General. Access is open to hospitals, medical centers and the emergency department. Emergency Department and Jackson Hall are best accessed via MLK Jr. Way southbound from Division Ave, or east from S 5th St. Please allow extra time to reach your appointment – thank you.
Crews continue to install track on the east side of MLK Jr. Way from S. 17th St. to S. 19th St., and this work will continue until Dec. 30. The contractor also is installing track on E. 25th St. near the Operations and Maintenance Facility.
Looking ahead, crews plan to start installing a sewer line on Commerce St. from S. 9th St. to the crosswalk near the Theater District Station as soon as Jan. 4.
Construction and traffic restrictions at Martin Luther King Jr. Way, S. 17th Street, S. 18th Street, and E. 25th Street.
Week of December 21
- MLK Jr. Way from S. 6th Ave to S. 3rd St.– northbound lane closure. Follow detour on S. J St.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Way from S. 17th St. to S. 19th St. – street closure. Follow detour on S. J St.
- S. 17th Street east of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- S. 18th Street east of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- E. 25th Street from E. G St. to E. J St – eastbound lane closure.


500 West Park Drive
Panama City Beach,
Aaron Bessant Park is one of the newest parks in Panama City Beach.
The park boasts a state of the art amphitheater conveniently situated in the center of the park.
The location is perfect for festivals and concerts as it is just steps from the beach.
The 70 acre park’s expansive green space is ideal for watching live music performances.
The venue is festival seating, so make sure to bring your own lawn chairs or blankets.


The newest Business and Residential Subdivision to Spring Green. Soon to be the gateway to Spring Green. Several business lots now available with Hwy 14 frontage and access to US Hwy 23. Now's the opportunity to start that new business with super visibility and great potential. Call today for a list of lots available, sizes, and maps. New Construction & New Offices already constructed. Check Spring Green out See photo's. 2 Lots - 31 & 32 duplex lots $49,000 each.
Features Lots and Acreage
|Total Acres: 0.37||Zoning: Duplex|
|Present Zoning: Multi-family, Single family||Lot Size:|
|Lot Description: Corner||Taxes: $2|
|Elementary School: Spring Green||Middle School: River Valley|
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URBAN OCTOBER 2022 at GIZ:
IMPRESSIONS FROM THE WORLD URBAN FORUM 11
26-30 June 2022, Katowice, Poland
The German Pavilion at World Urban Forum 11 | 26–30 June 2022, Katowice, Poland hosted high-ranking speakers, panelists and guests to discuss ways towards the liveable city of the future. Here are some impressions from the international conference on sustainable urbanisation.
ORGANISER: Sector Programme Cities (GIZ)


What happens next
A decision on the application for a Development Consent Order for Port Blyth New Biomass Plant was taken on 24 July 2013.
Timeline (12 items)
The examination documents relating to this project have been archived and are no longer available on this site. The Secretary of State’s decision and Development Consent Order can be viewed on the Documents tab.
To find out where to view the Certified Documents please refer to the contact details set out in the Explanatory Note of the Development Consent Order.
The Secretary of State has granted development consent for this application. Please refer to the following decision documentation.
- Preliminary Meeting takes place
- Examination begins


Monday, December 10, 2018
Amberley Village Municipal Building, 7149 Ridge Road
The Amberley Village Council will hold its regular meeting.
To view the meeting agenda and council packet,
and click on Council Agendas for the
to access to this information.


Roads covering 45 miles have been resurfaced with 500,000 square metres of asphalt as part of a £30 million investment in more sustainable works.
Some of the major stretches resurfaced this year include:
- A290 Tile Kiln Hill, Canterbury
- A206 Crossways Boulevard, Dartford
- A2034 Cheriton Road, Folkestone
- A247 Sutton Road, Maidstone
This resurfacing work, completed by contractors GW Highways, will increase the life of these roads by up to 25 years. This Kent-based firm was awarded the contract for up to four years in January.
Using recycled materials, cleaner chemicals, electric cars and less polluting vans are all examples of technology being used to help get KCC’s own emissions to Net Zero by 2030. We are also trialling Low Temperature Asphalts and other innovative materials.
This programme also included 2,650 square metres of concrete road reconstruction, including A227 Wrotham Road in Gravesend and Brunswick Road, B2229 Brookfield Road and Henwood Industrial Estate in Ashford.
GW Highways Term Services Director, David Gibbins, said: “Planned renewals form a vital part of KCC’s Asset Management Plan and help to prevent potholes forming for many years.
“We have made significant progress in reducing the impact of our operations on the environment and providing a more sustainable future for the industry.
“This has only been possible through working collaboratively to make Kent’s future our priority.”
The £30 million resurfacing works are part of the council’s wider £50 million annual road maintenance budget.
This sees £10 million spent on extending the life of around one million square metres of road. A further £10 million Pothole Blitz campaign focuses on larger, longer-lasting local repairs.
It follows an approach set out in KCC’s Highways Asset Management Plan, which ensures the best methods are used and work is prioritised correctly.
Kent County Council’s Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport, David Brazier, said: “Kent has a very diverse road network, and it is vital we make sure it is kept in a reasonable condition, to support the county’s economy.
“In doing this, it is vital we meet our environmental obligations as we move towards our commitment to have our operations at Net Zero by 2030.”
Contact Ellis Stephenson – firstname.lastname@example.org – in the KCC press office for more information.


Caracas Pavilion at the Favara Countless Cities Biennial & Venice Biennale Off-Site Pavilion 2021
TRADES OF CULTURAL CAPITAL
Multi-scalar spatial narrative by Alejandro Haiek in collaboration with Luis Pimentel and Xenia Adjoubei.
Audio-visual: Alvaro Leon. Computational Design: Tomas Mena. 3D modelling: Osmin Avalos. Photography: Irina Urriola. Online platform: Ksenia Davydova. Local team: Gerlando Lopresti, carpenter; Angelo Cimino & Mattia Mantione, assembly assistance
The Caracas Pavilion as part of Countless Cities Biennale in Favara and Offsite Pavilion of the Italian Exhibition, 17th Venice Architecture Biennale, presents the working process of Alejandro Haiek and Lab.Pro.Fab. The multi-scalar spatial narrative is centred around Tiuna el Fuerte Cultural Park which was co-designed and co-initiated by Alejandro Haiek, founder of Lab.Pro.Fab, together with arts groups and diverse grassroots movements in Caracas, Venezuela. The Pavilion hosts a summer-long residency of Lab.Pro.Fab and an evolving performative installation which, through local actions, connects a network of architects, video makers, photographers and cultural managers spread all over the world.


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KILLEEN, Texas (Dec. 10, 2021) – The City of Killeen’s Department of Public Works’ Engineering Division will be closing several roads the next few days, as part of an ongoing project to install a 20-inch natural gas line in north east Killeen.
The scheduled closures this week are as follows:
- The outside northbound lane of North Roy Reynolds Drive, from East Rancier Avenue to Greengate Drive, Saturday, Dec. 11 through Monday, Dec. 15, including overnights
- U.S. Grant Drive, from Lake Road to General Drive, Monday Dec. 13 through Wednesday, Dec. 15 including overnights
- Robert E Lee Drive, from Lake Road to General Drive, Monday Dec. 13 through Wednesday, Dec. 15 including overnights
All work is weather permitting. The affected portions U.S. Grant Drive and Robert E. Lee Drive will be open to local traffic only.
There will be a series of traffic control devices in place to guide motor vehicles around the work zone and closure. Motorists are asked to use caution and obey the traffic control devices.
If you wish to make inquiries, please contact the Engineering office at (254) 616-3172 or email email@example.com. The City of Killeen apologizes for any inconvenience as a result of this work and appreciates your cooperation.


The Provincial Delegate for Public Works, Pablo Lorenzo (l. in photo) yesterday visited the 'hole in the road' on the Arenillas road (A-2100), which has been closed since February. Accompanied by Mayor Francisco Vaca, Lorenzo said that work began soon after the subsidence caused by bad weather (estimate €350,000) but reconstruction of a tube under the road has been needed. The tube, dating from the 1960s was made of corrugated iron and is to be replaced by one made of concrete. Work is expected to take another two months to complete, according to Lorenzo. The Mayor and the Delegate also visited the industrial estate, where flooding occurred several times during winter storms. Lorenzo repeated his promise that the under-road water courses on the A-405 will be widened, without specifying when.


Temporary Road Closure of Church Street, Malpas
This to enable BT access to underground structure works to be carried out by BT
Access for emergency vehicles and residents will be maintained.
However, a through route will not always be available and any vehicles not requiring access to properties on the length of road should use alternative routes.
The closure will come into force on 24th November 2016 and will be in force for a maximum of five days.
It is anticipated that the work will last for approximately one day.
For diversion route, please see attached plan
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(a) An EIS is required if the proposal is determined to have a significant impact on the human environment pursuant to subpart E.
(b) An EIS will normally be required if the proposal:
(1) Would provide a site or sites for hospitals or nursing homes containing a total of 2,500 or more beds; or
(2) Would remove, demolish, convert, or substantially rehabilitate 2,500 or more existing housing units (but not including rehabilitation projects categorically excluded under § 50.20), or which would result in the construction or installation of 2,500 or more housing units, or which would provide sites for 2,500 or more housing units.
(c) When the environmental concerns of one or more Federal authorities cited in § 50.4 will be affected by the proposal, the cumulative impact of all such effects should be assessed to determine whether an EIS is required. Where all of the affected authorities provide alternative procedures for resolution, those procedures should be used in lieu of an EIS.


City Council Minutes
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Minutes of a Regular Meeting
 November 6, 1991
 Town of Los Altos Hills
 City Council Meeting
 Wednesday, November 6, 1991, 7:15 P.M.
 Council Chambers, 26379 Fremont Road
 1. CALL TO ORDER, ROLL CALL,AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
 Mayor Hubbard called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 7:15
 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall.
 Present: Mayor Hubbard and Councilmembers Casey, Johnson, Siegel
 and Tryon.
 Absent: None
 Staff: City Manager Les Jones, II; City Attorney Sandy Sloan;
 Director of Public Works Bill Ekern and City Clerk Pat Dowd
 Press: None
 2. APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
 3. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
 Planning Commissioner Jones reported that the following actions took place
 at the October 23rd Planning Commission Meeting: 1) Lands of Taaffe -
 request for a site development permit for a new residence approved; 2) Lands
 of Forward - request for a variance to the fence height/setback requirments of
 the Zoning Code - denied and sent to Council for review; 3) Lands of Becker -
 request for a site development permit for a new residence and swimming
 pool - continued; 4) Lands of Oshima - amendment to the subdivision
 conditions for Lot B to include a one story limitation on the residence -
 recommendation to Council that amendment be clarified that the structure
 should not be a single story; and 5) recommended to Council that pools be
 fenced for safety purposes.
 4. CONSENT CALENDAR
 Items Removed: 4.2 (Casey) and 4.3 (Tryon)
 November 6, 1991
 Regular Meeting
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Land for sale with an area of 24000 sqm in the island of Corfu in Western Greece. The property has a building area of 500 square meters , which is used as a storage room, also on the plot is water, electricity, with possibility to build 10000 sq. m.. Professional architecturerelated prepared and ready the project for construction. Has mountain views. The site is located opposite the hotel nedaleko from the famous Achilleion Palace, the Palace of the Empress Elisabeth of Austria (known as Princess Sissi), which was built between 1890–1892, after one of her visits in Corfu.


Street Light not working
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 21:53, Mon 22 April 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 1 minute later
Street Light in Broad Road BS15 1HZ outside number 11a not working
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Request for Proposals (RFP)
Beamon Street Assemblage
Pre-Proposal Meeting: September 12, 2023, 10:00 A.M. EST
Proposals Due: November 15, 2023, 3:00 P.M. EST
The City of Durham is soliciting Request for Proposals (RFP) from qualified developers for the homeownership development of the Beamon Street Assemblage in the Southside neighborhood, located at 105 East Piedmont Avenue Durham NC, 27701. The Beamon Street Assemblage is a City owned parcel consisting of 3.91 acres. The development will have a requirement that 51% of the constructed units must be marketed to first-time homebuyers earning 80% or below of the Area Median Income.
On Friday, August 25, 2023, the City of Durham will release the Request for Proposals (RFP) for all interested parties. All Proposals must be received by the deadline date and time of Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 3:00 P.M. EST. Fax, email, or oral submissions of Proposals will not be accepted. Proposals received after the deadline date and time will be deemed ineligible.
Interested parties are strongly encouraged to attend a Pre-Proposal Meeting on Tuesday, September 12, 2023, at 10:00 A.M. EST, which will be held at the City of Durham Community Development Department located at 516 Rigsbee Avenue, Durham, NC 27701. To attend the Pre-Proposal Meeting, organizations must register in advance no later than 3:00 P.M. EST on Friday, September 8, 2023, via the following link: https://forms.office.com/g/zwugsbhgHW. A copy of the Beamon Street Assemblage RFP Pre-Proposal Presentation can be located at the following link: Beamon Street Assemblage RFP Pre-Proposal Meeting Presentation
A copy of the RFP is available for review and can be downloaded on the City of Durham website via the following link: Beamon Street Assemblage - RFP.
All questions concerning the RFP must be sent and received no later than Friday, September 29, 2023, by 3:00 P.M. EST via the following link: https://forms.office.com/g/TkkMyLBWcT. A copy of all questions received, and responses supplied by City staff can be located at the following link: Beamon Street Assemblage RFP Questions and Responses Document
For additional information, contact Matthew Walker, Economic and Community Development Manager at (919) 560-4570, ext. 22250.
Notice Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
A person with a disability may receive an auxiliary aid or service to effectively participate in city government activities by contacting Durham One Call at 919-560-1200 or [email protected], as soon as possible but no later than 48 hours before the event or deadline date.
Aviso en virtud de la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades
Con el fin de recibir un recurso o servicio auxiliar para participar de manera efectiva en las actividades del gobierno de la ciudad, cualquier persona con una discapacidad puede comunicarse con la línea Durham One Call al teléfono 919-560-1200 o al correo [email protected], tan pronto como sea posible, a más tardar 48 horas antes del evento o fecha límite.


Curbs are a very under-appreciated feature, despite the functionality and aesthetic appeal they offer. A curb play’s two significant roles – it protects your property from water, so it flows into the storm drains and prevents pedestrians from getting injured due to reckless drivers. Yet, curbs are still given no attention.
The only time residential or commercial property owners think about their curbs is when it is time for a repair or replacement.
On the road to curb paving or repaving, the most glaring question every property owner or property manager comes across is ‘What type of concrete curb should you get constructed?’
There are many different types of curbs available in the market, each with their own aesthetic and purpose. Let’s have a look at a few concrete curb options that are available.
As suggested by the name, the purpose of barrier curbs is to create a barricade between two spaces, mostly to prevent vehicles. Barrier curbs or straight curbs are the most common type used and are typically made of cement concrete or asphalt aggregate.
Mower curbs or decorative curbs create a sturdy decorative element installed between lawnmowers and flowerbeds. Their shape makes it possible for lawnmowers to come close enough to trim every blade of grass near the edge without resulting in any damage done to the mower or topsoil.
Mower curbs are available in various colors and sizes to suit both the property owners’ creative preferences and the property’s needs.
Mountable curbs or rolling curbs are a continuation of barrier curbs. They create a slight dip in the curb so vehicles can easily drive over them. They also offer roller skaters, bicyclists, and pedestrians with strollers or shopping carts the convenience to safely climb on/off the sidewalk.
Monolithic curbs or Integral curbs create more traction with the road, so larger vehicles can pass without damaging the concrete or asphalt pavement’s foundation or internal structure. Integral curbs make a much smoother transition from the sidewalk/property to the road as there aren’t any jutting edges.
Slanted curbs or sloped curbs are used purely for decorative reasons like mower curbs. Slanted curbs don’t have a practical purpose. There are just there to adorn the exterior of a commercial or residential property. While this might not sound like an important addition, it adds to the property’s curb appeal.
There are numerous variations available in sizes, patterns, and colors for each of these curb types. So out of the multitude of options available in the market, choose a curb that protects and complements your property to boost its curb appeal.
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BRT project work will be halted for now: DNCC Mayor
Published: 12:00 PM, 16 August 2022 Updated: 07:44 PM, 16 August 2022
Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) Mayor Atiqul Islam; File Photo
Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) Mayor Atiqul Islam today said the work of the capital’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project will be “halted for the time being due to lack of security”.
DNCC Mayor said this while visiting the accident site – where flyover’s girder fell on a private car from a crane, killing 5 people including a child yesterday, Monday (August 15) – on Jasimuddin Road in Uttara in the capital on Tuesday (August 16).
DNCC Mayor Atiqul Islam said there is no “minimum safety system” in the BRT project. As a result, accidents took place very often. Public suffering is increasing.
“Development work cannot be allowed to continue like this. The safety of the citizens must be ensured first,” he also said.
DNCC Mayor said that many projects including BRT and Metrorail are going on in Dhaka. “All the project managers have been summoned to the Nagar Bhaban next Thursday,” he informed.
Mayor Atiqul Islam added that they can start the BRT project “only if they confirm the safety issues”.


Request for Proposals
CITY OF BOILING SPRING LAKES, NORTH CAROLINA
Robert Muse Memorial Park Redevelopment Project (Playgound, Site Amenities)
The City of Boiling Spring Lakes is seeking qualified contractors for the following two phase Parks & Recreation Trust Fund Redevelopment Project.
- Phase I Proposals due on or before 10:00 AM November 20, 2020.
- Notice to proceed issued by Purchase Order on December 1, 2020 with completion due within 30 days.
- Lump sum price to remove existing playground structure, independent play items, 2 bay swing, 2 basketball posts/goals and all boarders, store off site for approximately 120 days until site contractor reaches substantial completion of the park site. Project lay down area will be made available by owner approximately 1 mile from site.
- Phase II Proposals due on or before 10:00 AM December 22, 2020.
- Mandatory Pre-Bid meeting 10:00 AM, December 11, 2020 in City Hall Board Meeting Room.
- Notice of Award to be issued January 6, 2021 by Purchase Order for ordering of equipment.
- Expected Notice to Proceed for actual installation of equipment and amenities on March 22, 2021 with 30 days to Substantial Completion and 15 days to Final Completion.
Digital copies of the Plans and Documents may be obtained from the City of Boiling Spring Lakes website at www.cityofbsl.org/request-for-bids--muse-park. The Plans and Documents are also available and may be examined at the City of Boiling Spring Lakes Public Works Building located at 117 Garage Road (west of City Hall), Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461. Partial sets of Documents will not be available. Neither the Owner nor the Engineer will be responsible for full or partial sets of Documents, including any addenda, obtained from other sources. Persons requesting shipment of documents shall bear the additional, non-refundable cost of shipment.
Questions or additional information: firstname.lastname@example.org or (910) 363-0166
Tuesday, November 10, 2020 11:23:00 AM


News » Temporary Road Closure Markfield Road Ratby
|Temporary Road Closure Markfield Road Ratby 6 July, 2016|
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: Markfield Road, Ratby (see attached plan). The purpose of the TTRO is to facilitate BT works under the carriageway
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure.
The duration of the TTRO is for a period not exceeding 5 days commencing on 6th July 2016. The actual duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 3 days within the aforementioned duration..[+ go back...]


by #Imad Aoun
MATRIX is a unique luxurious residence that rises 4 stories high, with different apartment layouts to meet various demands.
Located 5 km away from the airport and a couple of minutes from 2 main arteries :
Liberation road and Ring road.
It is one of the high-end residential areas in Accra.


Totana City Council has made available to the residents a special time for those who want information or are affected by the new expropriation of the rail line, TGV high-speed passing through the town.
Those who wish may attend the Technical Office of the Department of Planning and Sustainable Development, located on Main Street Seville, every weekday from 13:00 to 14:00 until 6 April.
The new section of 9.18 kilometers, which corresponds to the center of Totana.
The claim period is 15 working days from today.
In addition, next Thursday 24 Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, and Planficación Councilwoman Maria José Bedia, maintain at 20:00 a meeting in the plenary hall with those affected by stroke.


Mon. Dec 4th, 2023
The Camden County Commission is back in session coming up on Monday with discussion about county and city issues, concerns, projects and support needed from the council of local governments highlighting the published agenda.
The commission will also talk about elected officials and any other topics to be brought up.
The Camden County Commission meeting, Monday, begins at 10:00 in commission chambers.


How Many Driveway Blocks Per M2 In Hertfordshire
It is very affordable to install resin-bound overlay driveways as they are cheaper than many other alternatives. Pre-existing bases are a great option as the cost is significantly reduced. A quantity surveyor estimates that the cost of installation will be between PS60 to PS80 per square-meter. This excludes steps, walls and any other special surfaces. Resin bound, more expensive PS90 to PS120 than its resin overlaid sibling. The sub-base must be installed before the resin bound concrete can be laid. It does not require planning permission.


11 Calle Chorreras
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
11 Calle Chorreras has a Walk Score of 77 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Tanatorio de La Zubia (Barrio Molinos), Parque del Castillo and Campo De La Zubia Para Ver A Fran!!.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 11 Calle Chorreras.


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Soooo....one State government agency is using taxpayer money to provide other State Government agencies "no cost" transportation. And of course any increase in rider stats will be used to justify even MORE "no cost" transportation.
I wonder if State employees will declare this in-kind compensation as income on their federal tax returns??
“TDOT is a big supporter of public transit across the state and we are pleased to be able to work with MATA to provide this service for state employees in the Memphis area,” said TDOT Commissioner Gerald Nicely. “This program will help reduce congestion on our highways and improve air quality in the Memphis area which are important goals for our agency.”


Tulsa Preservation Blog
Unified Design Guidelines Meeting Announced
Posted by Amanda DeCort on February 15, 2012 | Link to this Entry | Email this Entry
The TPC has been working to streamline the Design Guidelines that govern exterior work in all five Historic Preservation (HP) Zoning Overlay Districts.
We invite you to learn more about the TPC’s ongoing efforts to make the Design Guidelines more user-friendly for homeowners.
Please join us on March 6th for review and discussion of the proposed changes.
What: Design Guidelines
Where: 10 North Conference Room, City Hall, 175 E 2nd St.
When: Tuesday, March 6th, 2012, 6:00 to 7:00 pm.
More information about the project can be found here.


Park, bike trails will open on April 1.
By Josh Sweigart, Staff Writer10:10 PM Monday, February 7, 2011
SPRINGFIELD — Clark County Park District commissioners voted Monday night to reopen the county’s four barricaded parks, effective April 1.
It’s a short-term fix, they stressed, made possible only by cobbling together promises from local governments and volunteers to help maintain the trails.
“We’re hoping that the public will understand this is all being done through the graces of other folks,” said park district Director Jim Campbell, “and we’ll spend the rest of this year trying to get us a better ballot.”
Campbell said the opening date was pushed back to April to give volunteers time to clear brush and get the trail ready before people start using it.


Transportation – Neff and Purcell Improvements Pre Construction Public Meeting 2/02/2023
Neff & Purcell Improvements Project Update – January 24, 2023
Crews are gearing up to begin construction on the Neff and Purcell Improvements project. You are invited to attend an in-person pre-construction public meeting for the Neff and Purcell Improvements Project. The project team will share construction plans and information regarding the Neff and Purcell intersection closure, detour and project schedule. The information and exhibits from this meeting will be also available on the project website bendoregon.gov/neff-
A FULL CLOSURE of the Neff Road and Purcell Boulevard intersection will be required during construction from February 22 through mid–summer 2023. (See detour map below.)
Pre-construction Public Meeting
DATE: Thursday, February 2, 2023
TIME: 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Deschutes Children’s Foundation, East Campus, 2125 NE Daggett Lane
The meeting is an open format, so you may arrive anytime during the allotted time period. There will be no formal program. Instead, there will be information stations where you can speak with project team members, ask questions about the project and fully understand the impacts to expect during construction.
Accessible Meeting Information
This meeting location is accessible. Sign language interpreter service, assistive listening devices, materials in alternate format such as Braille, large
print, electronic formats, or any other accommodations are available upon advance request. Please contact Drew Wells no later than January 30, 2023 at email@example.com or 541-388-5526, Relay Users Dial 7-1-1. Providing at least 3 days notice prior to the event will help ensure availability.


“East Charleston Avenue will be closed between Heaney Avenue and Belmont Avenue from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday,” Dyer said. “Please remain alert and follow posted detour information of your route includes this part of East Charleston Avenue in Lawnside. Any time a project requires the full closure of a roadway you can expect sudden stops, new traffic patterns, and other changing conditions.”
A posted detour route will guide motorists around the impacted area. Scheduling and project timing are dependent on weather and may be adjusted due to unforeseen events.


Construction of Proposed Six Storied Co-operative Hospital building for Co-operative Hospital Ltd at Galle
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The City of Flagstaff and the Coconino County Flood Control District invite residents impacted by post-wildfire flooding in the Pipeline West area to a Schultz Creek Flood Corridor meeting on Monday, October 24 from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm at Flagstaff City Hall. During the meeting, City and Flood Control District staff will discuss planning long-term mitigations and take questions from residents.
This community meeting is specifically targeted toward residents who live on the west side of Flagstaff, including the neighborhoods of Cheshire, Valley Crest, Coyote Springs, Ridge Crest, Coconino Estates, and Rock Ridge Estates. This meeting will not provide information on flooding impacts in Doney Park, Timberline, or other areas east of Flagstaff.
Attending/Viewing the Community Meeting
The meeting will be held Monday, October 24 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Flagstaff City Hall, 211 W. Aspen Ave.
The meeting will also be streamed online and can be viewed at flagstaff.az.gov/1461/Streaming-City- Council-Meetings.
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The culvert failed some time between Monday night and Tuesday morning, said John Daly III, manager director of the road commission.
The collapse resulted in a stretch of Cook Road from Sharp to Beers roads being washed out.
The culvert is part of a county drain and it will be about 10 days before the road is back open again, Daly said.
"The water levels are high, but one of the things that has helped us is two years ago we replaced 23 storm culverts in the county that were failing," he said. "We spent $5.5 million on that project and its turning out to be money well spent. I'm sure of those would have failed this time of year."


Sewer-liner work on Westside
A contractor for Colorado Springs was scheduled to begin excavating this week in preparation to install new sewer liner in two Westside locations:
The work, being done by Wildcat Civil Services, is part of Colorado Springs Utilities' multi-year Sanitary Sewer Evaluation and Rehabilitation Program (SSERP).
- An alley between West Kiowa and West Bijou Street and between North 15th Street and North 16th Street.
- North 16th Street between Kiowa Street and Platte Avenue.
For more information, call Utilities at 448-4800.
Westside Pioneer/press release


Imagine having to set up and pack down hundreds of kilograms of equipment every time you wanted to play a sport. For Frankston City’s gymnasts, that’s a regular weeknight.
Gymnastics is the fastest growing participation sport in Victoria, and one of the most popular with women and girls, but has no community facilities anywhere in the Frankston region.
We need a permanent home for gymnastics in Frankston, with proper equipment and support facilities to help local gymnasts thrive.
Founded in 1891, Frankston Tennis Club is one of the oldest in Australia, with hundreds of members playing every week. But as Frankston grows, the current courts have been acquired to make way for an expansion of Frankston Hospital.
We all know the hospital needs to expand, but it shouldn’t mean tennis players are left with nowhere to play. We need a regional tennis centre as a new home for Frankston and Frankston East tennis players.
We have a plan to fix this.
Working with local clubs, Frankston City Council has developed a plan to build a new home for gymnastics and tennis at Centenary Park. Designed from the ground-up for both sports, this project will make Frankston City a regional hub for gymnastics and tennis for generations.
The new facility will include:
- A dedicated, fully-equipped gymnastics centre
- 16 new, competition-ready tennis courts
- Female-friendly change rooms, a cafeteria and function spaces
With a projected 172,000 participant visits every year, the new Centenary Park will easily cater for the needs of two of Victoria’s highest participation sports.
This project is shovel-ready
We’re serious about this project. That’s why Frankston City Council has invested in completing all major planning work, consulted with key stakeholders, and committed more than $11 million of our own budget to getting this facility built.
But projects of this size can’t be funded by Council alone – we need the state and federal governments to contribute. That’s why we’re asking politicians to contribute a fair share of funding. It’s fair, it’s easy, and it’ll get this urgent project started right away.
But we need your help.
Frankston City Council has been advocating strongly for this project, but we can’t do it alone.
If we’re going to convince politicians to take action, we need to show them that this project matters to residents and families in our community. With all kinds of people taking part in our campaign, adding your voice will show local politicians that we need action on this project urgently.


Every street suffers to some degree from cars parking on the pavement. This is dangerous, illegal and selfish. We cannot let car users get away with letting us believe that they are not also a danger on the pavements. Stopping bikes and cars using pavements would make them a far safer place for those who should be using them - pedestrians.
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Welcome to Moreland Altobelli
Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc., (MA) is a full-service consulting firm headquartered in Norcross, Georgia. The firm is made up of approximately 360 highway, structural and civil engineers, planners, landscape architects, appraisal and land acquisition agents, surveyors, environmentalists, specialists, construction inspectors and support staff.
MA prides itself in the competency, hard work, and thoroughness of its people.
MA is specifically structured to serve as an extension of staff for local governments making improvements to their infrastructure and facilities.
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Slovakia's two largest cities, Bratislava and Košice, are finally connected with a highway. However, the highway runs through Hungary.
After more than 3.5 years, Hungary completed the construction of the last section of the M30 highway between Miskolc and Tornyosnémeti (close to the Slovak borders), and the 57-kilometre stretch was put into use on October 26.
The completed stretch ends at the border crossing in Milhosť and connects to the express dual-carriageway R4 to Košice, the SITA newswire reported.
The M30 highway near Miskolc has a direct connection to the M3 highway leading to Budapest, where drivers can continue onto the M1 highway up to the Slovak borders and then to Bratislava.
“I’m glad that with the help of the Hungarian government this promise, made by several previous Slovak prime ministers, has finally been fulfilled,” said Košice Mayor Jozef Polaček, as quoted by SITA, adding that the new road will significantly shorten the journey between Košice and Bratislava, avoiding several sections in Slovakia known for tailbacks.
The ceremonial opening of the new stretch was attended by Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán.
It remains unclear when the Slovak cross-country D1 highway will be completed. There are several missing stretches, particularly in northern and eastern Slovakia.


Developer: Wee Hur (Bartley) Pte. Ltd.
Tenure: 99 Years Leasehold w.e.f 13 Apr 2020
Site Area: Approx. 4,666.6 sqm | 50,231 sqft
Total Units: 115 Residential Units
Expected TOP: 13 July 2026
Expected CSC: 13 July 2029
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Meetings to update the county hazard mitigation plan
DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Piscataquis County Emergency Management Agency will be holding meetings open to the public to review and update the current hazard mitigation plan.
Meetings will be held virtually and in person at the Peaks House, 163 East Main Street, from 5-8 p.m. on April 6, 7, and 8. For more information call 207-564-8660.
To have a successful plan in place for Piscataquis County it is important that we have representatives from your community to provide input. Input from town and highway department officials and local EMA directors is necessary if you wish to potentially be eligible to apply for project funding if/when funds are available.
Please use this link https://forms.gle/wRgv3LPdToYfwSSn6 to complete our survey if you have not done it already. It is critical that this be completed prior to the planning meeting. If you have any questions regarding the survey or regarding the mitigation planning process, please contact Piscataquis County EMA.
Please RSVP with the number of personnel attending the planning meeting from your facility or contact us to get the link for virtual attendance. The more participants, the better mitigation plan we will have.
Email firstname.lastname@example.org with your RSVP or call 207-564-8660. Thank you for your participation in this process.


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Difficult to walk on path espcially when walking with childs push chairs and wheel chairs
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State changed to: Closed
Updated by Bristol City Council at 17:18, Wed 28 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 1707143 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


CityLYNX Gold Line Construction
Effective: November 9, 2019 until further notice
1 Mt. Holly Road
On Saturday, November 9, 2019 until further notice, route 1 Mt. Holly Road will start using a revised detour to accommodate construction on Trade Street associated with the CityLYNX Gold Line project.
Inbound trips on route 1 will use the regular route to 5th and Cedar, continue on 5th to Caldwell, right on Caldwell, and right on 4th to the Charlotte Transportation Center.
Outbound trips on route 1 will depart from the Charlotte Transportation Center and turn right on 4th, right on Graham and left on 6th to resume the regular route.


What is an Enhanced Partnership?
An Enhanced Partnership is an agreement between a local authority and local bus operators to work together to improve local bus services. It includes a clear vision of the improvements that the partnership is aiming for and accompanying actions to achieve them. The local authority has formal responsibility to form the partnership. They can only proceed with proposals if they have the support and input of local bus operators. In November 2022 Devon County Council formed the DevonBus Enhanced Partnership with our bus operators.
Please find a link to our Enhanced Partnership Plan and Scheme.
The DevonBus Enhanced Partnership Board is made up of senior officers from Devon County Council, the elected DCC Cabinet Member for Climate Change, Environment and Transport as well as representatives from our bus operators. The Board meets quarterly, and details of how these meetings are held can be found in the EP Plan and Scheme document linked above. Minutes of each meeting will be shared on this page when available. The next meeting date is 26th February, 2024.
Enhanced Partnership Board Meeting – Agenda & Minutes 18th October 2023
Enhanced Partnership Board Meeting – Agenda & Minutes 13th July 2023
Enhanced Partnership Board Meeting – Agenda & Minutes 25th April 2023
Enhanced Partnership Board Meeting – Agenda & Minutes 19th January 2023
Enhanced Partnership Board Meeting – Agenda & Minutes 3rd November 2022
Devon BUS Forum
As part of the formation of our Enhanced Partnership, we have also created the Devon BUS Forum


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Streetcar supporters are facing yet another challenge: Council member Jeff Berding, who may be leaving city council as early as next week, has sent a letter to Mayor Mark Mallory asking that the streetcar project be put on hold indefinitely, citing city budgetary concerns as the main reason. Berding insists he is still in favor […]
All the news you need to start your day: Top local story: 1. Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune, and Cincinnati’s Vice Mayor Qualls and Councilman Jeff Berding squared off in today’s Opinion page about the Eastern Corridor Project. Do you think we should move forward with the project to create greater regional commuter transportation? Sound […]
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Leander Build was asked to return for the challenging cut and carve project for Times House.
The scope of works consisted of a building six storeys in height, consisting of three cores, whilst incorporating twin wall, reinforced concrete works, a new steel frame from fifth floor to roof and an underground car park, all within a confined site and residential area.
A scheme, heavily reliant on temporary works, was required to ensure that stability of existing structures was maintained whilst structural alterations was being carried out
Working with Eckersley O’Callaghan’s structural engineers, all steels were fabricated off site to CE standards.
Leander coordinated various sub-contractors to remove sections of the building that are no longer required. This was achieved by using the latest techniques in the industry.
Contract Value: £3.5 M
Professional Team: Eckersley O’Callaghan Structural Engineers, Leander In House Technical Team
Principle Contractor: St George (City) Limited
Temporary Works Contractor: Leander Build Limited
Groundworks Contractor: Leander Build Limited
Superstructure Contractor: Leander Build Limited


Articles by: Nancy Fay
LET’S TALK ZONING
What does zoning mean for Orange Township?
We are updating our zoning code, and this is a chance for you to learn about the project, ask questions, and give feedback on what you’d like to see in a new zoning code.
ZONING CODE OPEN HOUSE
WEDNESDAY, May 11, 2022
6-8PM, STOP IN ANYTIME!
ORANGE TOWNSHIP HALL
1680 EAST ORANGE ROAD
LEWIS CENTER, OH 43035
If you are unable to attend the open house in person, please send any questions or comments to email@example.com. More information about the event can be found at: orangetwp.org/departments/zoning.
Delaware Public Health District is looking for community members who are invested in the health of Delaware County residents, and would like to participate in a community coalition, The Partnership for a Healthy Delaware County. The Partnership is a community coalition housed within the Health District and chaired by community leaders, Fara Waugh (Executive Director, SourcePoint) and Chris Fink (Associate Professor of Health & Human Kinetics, OWU).
The Partnership vision is to create a community where all sectors of the county work together to provide opportunities for complete health and well-being. The coalition meets quarterly to plan, implement & evaluate Delaware County’s community health assessment (CHA) and community health improvement plan (CHIP) process. The CHA/CHIP process allows Partnership members to improve population health among all ages. Current coalition members include participants from all sectors of the County including:
- Community Members
- Community Organizations & Non-Governmental Organizations
Starting in May, The Partnership will be kicking off a new community health assessment cycle, allowing members of The Partnership to review the most recent health data collected from Delaware County residents and prioritize the most pressing health issues facing our County. The Health District will be hosting a community data release event on May 18, 2022, at 8:30am (location TBD) which will highlight the findings from the most recent health survey results, collected from anonymous Delaware County residents this past fall.
Please join us – for more information on how to be involved, please contact: firstname.lastname@example.org
The Board of Elections is in need of Poll Workers for the May 3, 2022 Election. If interested, please contact Ali Solove, email@example.com, 740-833-2085 office, 614-595-0861 cell
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Road Closure on East Powell Road at Lyra Drive starting March 21, 2022
The City of Columbus Project Fact Sheet
INTERSECTION – E. POWELL ROAD AND LYRA DRIVE
Intersection – E. Powell Road and Lyra Drive
This project will extend Lyra Drive from the Lyra Drive Extension project terminus to E. Powell Road. A new roundabout will be constructed at the intersection of Lyra Drive and E. Powell Road. Improvements include lighting, drainage, waterline, sanitary, sidewalk, shared use path and landscaping
Department of Public Service
111 N. Front Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Office : (614) 645-3111
For more information, please click on the below link.


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These Black Solar LED Pathway Outdoor Lights feature These Black Solar LED Pathway Outdoor Lights feature elegant seeded glass lenses for a beautiful lighting effect on your walkway. The perfect way to enhance your home's landscape this 6-pack set of square lights adds charm and elegance while increasing safety during nighttime hours.
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Guard barrier painting system
The Jersey barrier and guardrail paint striping system increases safety around dangerous curves, at entrance/exit ramps, in low light areas and in work zones. The system provides a continuous reflective stripe that can be applied directly to existing barriers and guardrails. Used in conjunction with Diamond Vogel’s horizontally applied paint and beads, the striping system reduces nighttime accidents, according to the manufacturer.
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Heteniitty sport field (Vuosaari) / Rink
- Service location
Hockey rink is flooded and frozen as weather permits. The state of the hockey rinks can be monitored through Outdoor exercise map.
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LUNA Towns - Final Release is a new townhouse development by Remington Homes currently in preconstruction at Dufferin Street, Vaughan. The development has a total of 23 units.
Luna Towns is a New Townhome development by Remington located at Dufferin and Rutherford , Vaughan.
Located in the Dufferin St and Rutherford Road area of Vaughan, the Luna Towns by Remington Homes are a new townhome development presenting freehold townhomes in Vaughan.
These towns are perfect for a a family and will be a part of an exciting new community in a thriving and growing region. Just a short distance from Toronto, these towns will start in the $829,990.
At Dufferin St and Rutherford Road, Luna Towns's community has a lot to offer. Fine dining restaurants such as Terra, Sorelle, Santorini, and Octagon are in the area for that tasteful indulgence. Hillcrest Mall, Vaughan Mills and Promenade Mall are minutes away. There are also abundant amount of golf clubs such as Thornhill Golf & Country Club, Uplands, Maples, Richmond Hill, and lots more.
Schools in the area include Bayview Secondary School, Jean Vanier, Cosby heights, St. mary, Alexander Mackenzie, Toronto Waldorf School and Central Montessori.
Beautifully designed with brick, stone, stone accent and stucco, Luna Towns gives you the ultimate family home.
Luna Towns is by The Remington Group. Remington Group focuses on building the perfect community and redefining a neighborhood. For 25 years, The Remington Group has had sold out projects such as Thornhill North.
LUNA Towns Summary:
Brought to you by Remington Homes, this new release at Luna Towns is a compelling collection of only 23 contemporary freehold townhome residences in the vibrant community of Thornhill.
Features & Finishes
Stained hardwood on main floor, stained stairs, smooth ceilings on ground and main floors, built-in Bosch appliances, up to 18 x 18 tile on main floor. Granite in kitchen, frameless glass shower in master ensuite.


Urban lighting between versatility and high visual comfort
VICTORY is the pole top luminaire for urban lighting, featuring a catchy shape and excellent performance, also available with the latest smart lighting technologies. The wide range of street and radial optics makes it a versatile solution, which does not produce light pollution.
- Classical design interpreted in a modern twist, able to integrate in any urban area
- Versions: it can be wall-mounted or installed directly on the pole head, on mono and double pole attachments. Wide range of optics, powers and color temperatures to meet any lighting project need
- Applications: VICTORY is the ideal solution for public and residential areas, walkways, squares.
- Bi-power system to design and optimize power and consumption
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The Owensboro Tennis Facility is inviting the public to attend a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday marking the facility’s completion.
The ceremony will take place at 4 p.m. at Shifley Park.
The City of Owensboro, the Daviess County Fiscal Court, Owensboro Public Schools, and the Owensboro-Daviess County Tennis Association have all partnered together on the $4 million project.
The facility contains six indoor courts – and nine outdoor courts under construction.
The outdoor courts are expected to be completed by June this year.


Local funding options for public transportation
economics - appraisal/evaluation, economics - finance, place - north america, policy - equity
local funding, transit improvements, equity
This paper describes the results of a study that identified and evaluated potential local funding options to help finance public transit improvements. It evaluates seventeen options according to eight criteria. This is a somewhat larger set of funding options and more detailed and systematic evaluation process than most previous studies of this type. This research discovered no new options that are particularly cost effective and easy to implement; each option has disadvantages and constraints. As a result, the overall conclusion of this study is that a variety of funding options should be used to help finance the local share of public transit improvements to insure stability and distribute costs broadly.
Permission to link to this article has been given by Todd Litman, copyright remains with him.
Litman, T. (2012). Local funding Options for Public Transportation. Research Paper, September 2012, 9 pp.


Council projects on public exhibition
Community life - 24 January 2017
Engaging with the community is an important step in the decision making process of Council. By seeking feedback through workshops, surveys and submissions, Council aims to ensure that decisions reflect the views of the community.
Council places draft documents, plans and strategies on public exhibition. The exhibition process may involve providing electronic and hard copies of documents, coordinating surveys and discussions and running community workshops. Feedback is then collated and presented to councillors for consideration in a Council meeting.
The public are invited to attend monthly Council meetings and can lodge an application to present to Council on an agenda item or general items of interest in the Public Forum.
In 2016, Council launched a specific community engagement website, Your Say Macleay. The site includes the latest technology and a range of tools to allow people to have a say and participate in online discussion at a time and place that suits them.
There are currently a number of important documents on public exhibition, including the Kempsey CBD Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan. Council is responsible for planning the use and management of flood prone land. The draft Study and Plan contain the latest data and flood scenario mapping as well as recommendations on a number of flood risk management measures.
These draft documents are on exhibition until February 24 and are available at http://yoursay.macleay.nsw.gov.au/kempsey-cbd-flood-study
Council is also seeking feedback on the Oil Terminal Bridge at Saltwater Creek, South West Rocks, with plans to replace the bridge after it was damaged by vandals.
Due to its environmentally sensitive wetlands location, the replacement process requires Council to undertake environmental studies.
Council has since undertaken a flora and fauna study and has prepared a draft Review of Environmental Factors (REF) in order to meet the requirements of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979. The REF is on public exhibition until Tuesday 31 January, 2017.
For more information visit www.kempsey.nsw.gov.au/public-exhibition


18321 31st Ave Ne Arlington, WA 98223
48 unit apartment complex. 21- 2 bedroom and 27- 1 bedroom units. Permits are ready to be picked up at the city. Highly desirable area at Smokey Point just north of the main intersection in a quiet area off of Smokey Point BLVD. Perfectly level pure sand lot. Infiltration system beneath asphalt parking. City of Arlington has been wonderful to work with and is very favorable to this project. Estimated construction costs $90,000 per unit. Estimated finished value $175,000 per unit.
Interior Features Include:No Information Available.
Exterior Features Include:
Acreage: 1.4200 Acres
Square Feet 61855
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Subdivision: Smokey Point
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Today Sunday 20th, the Governor of Niger state Governor Abubakar popularly known as Abulolo was in Suleja LG of Niger state to inspect an on going road project in Jubilee road down stadium in suleja.
This is the first time that the road is been taken seriously to be constructed as past administrations have several times attempted to construct the road but failed. People around were glad to meet the Governor. A Facebook user called Caleb Dadi shared some photos. See photos below….