Government Highway Engineers Held Responsible for Potholes on National Highways (NH) says Union Government! Why is NH 66 from Nanthoor to Baikampady Neglected?
Mangaluru: In its plan to make India’s highways pothole-free, the Union government introduced a stringent accountability system for highway engineers. The Centre has set a clear deadline for eliminating potholes from National Highways (NHs) by the end of this year. This initiative aims to ensure the smooth and safe travel of millions of commuters who rely on these vital roadways. The government said that Government highway engineers will now be held responsible for failure to make the National Highway network pothole-free. Each project director must visit all roads at least once every 15 days and take steps to fix any maintenance issues.
For this, the entire 1.46 lakh km of NH network will be covered under some kind of perpetual maintenance contract, meaning that maintenance can be undertaken whenever there is a requirement rather than going for floating fresh tenders. In 2021, potholes caused 3,625 road accidents claiming 1,481 lives and leaving 3,064 injured. Potholes on highways also impact the speed of vehicles. At the beginning of October 2023, the union road transport minister said the new strategy would deal with the issue of rains causing damage to highways. His ministry would involve engineering students who can help detect potholes, lack of maintenance and defects in the drainage system.
However, for example, if you look at the pathetic and dilapidated condition of the stretch of National Highway 66 from Nanthoor Junction to Baikampady, one could say that the NH engineers are still sleeping, turning a blind eye when the mentioned NH 66 stretch is getting from bad to worse. It is again filled with craters and potholes as the monsoon rain this season has washed away the road which was maintained spending crores of rupees. The Kulur Bridge stretch on the Udupi -Mangaluru carriageway is particularly the most affected one with the bitumen surface almost wearing out resulting in the formation of large craters. The completely worn-out stretch at KIOCL Junction, a large speed breaker erected just before the Old Kulur Bridge and a rough patch just after the bridge has been affecting smooth vehicular movement.
During the morning and evening peak hours, vehicles pile up as far as MCF due to slow-moving vehicles on this particular stretch. The remaining stretches of both the carriageways between Kulur and Baikampady are dotted with potholes and craters at several places threatening road users. Sources reveal that the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), which maintains the Port Connectivity Project between BC Road-Nanthoor Junction (NH 75) and Nanthoor-Surathkal (NH 66), has spent around Rs 14 crore for the upkeep of the stretch since 2019.
Roshan Fernandes who travels to work daily from Mangaluru to Surathkal speaking to Team Mangalorean said, ” It has become an annual affair; every monsoon the stretch gets damaged and thereafter, it is repaired. Motorists can drive or ride on good roads only for about three to four months. While repairing the road, the NHAI did not address water-logging issues at many places resulting in extensive damage to the surface. The entire stretch of road I take is filled with potholes and rough surfaces. Since I drive a car, I pity the two-wheeler riders facing hardships”.
Deepak Kumar said, ” While the road geometry itself appears faulty and no corrections have been made to address those faults, the shoulder drains too are not regularly cleaned for the smooth flow of rainwater. The authority filled potholes with bitumen mix recently in some places. Except for offering a bumpy ride or drive, the filling has not helped motorists.
Owners of heavy vehicles are facing heavy losses due to the massive pothole on the highway while entering the industrial area near Baikampady. Auto-rickshaws and other small vehicles prefer to ply through the inner roads instead of facing the dilapidated condition of the highway. Though the rickshaw owners and localities have brought the issue to the notice of the department, it has failed to take any remedial action. Its result of frequent patch-up work amounts to nil.
“The highway department must take action to fill the potholes. For many years there have been potholes from Panambur to Baikampady. Though the tar was re-laid on the Kuloor Bridge recently, in a single rain it has been completely washed off. Though this problem repeats every year, the department only indulges in patchwork. They need to take action and provide a permanent solution,” said Mohammed Azeez, who drives a tempo to haul vegetables from APMC Market in Baikampady.


This is the October 2017 CRT Newsletter.
Presented by Hal Morse, Executive Director of the GBNRTC on August 23, 2017 to Citizens for Regional Transit.
See this fact sheet for a comparison.
Here is the July 2017 Citizens for Regional Transit Newsletter.
View the presentation by the Sierra Club Niagara Group, from June 8, 2017, highlighting the benefits of all-electric buses for Western New York.


Detour - Route 11 - Road Construction
Published: Expires: 10/9/2018
Beginning Monday, September 24th, and lasting approximately two weeks, Route 11 will be detoured due to construction the intersection of 19th Ave. E. and E. 8th St. will be closed for construction.
The detour is as follows:
OUTBOUND: Via regular route to E. 8th St. and 18th Ave. E. then detour via left on 18th AE to E. 9th St., right on E. 9th St. to 19th Ave. E. and regular route.
INBOUND: Reverse routing of outbound detour.


The Newfield Planning Board is currently accepting applications to fill an open position on the Planning Board. Interested residents of Newfield may find additional information and an application should complete the application on the Newfield Town website (https://newfieldny.org/contacts/planning-board-application/). Residents of the Newfield Hamlet or those involved in agriculture are especially welcome to apply. Please contact Jim Haustein at firstname.lastname@example.org if you have any questions. We invite you to help us plan Newfield’s future!


Minister Karaismailoglu said that they will put the Pendik-Sabiha Gokcen Airport metro into the service of Istanbulites on Sunday, October 2, with the participation of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. “Now, transportation to Sabiha Gokcen Airport will be fast and easy. We are making history once again with our project,” he said.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Adil Karaismailoglu stated that there are 7 metro lines undertaken by the Ministry throughout Istanbul, and that the works on these lines continue on a 24/7 basis.
Stating that they will put the Pendik-Sabiha Gokcen Airport metro line into the service of Istanbulites on Sunday, October 2, with the participation of President Erdogan, Karaismailoglu emphasized that in this context, the neighborhoods with intense activity in Pendik will be brought together with the metro.
Karaismailoglu noted that with this line, Istanbul traffic will be relieved and they will bring the Seyhli, Yayalar, Fevzi Cakmak and Kurtkoy neighborhoods together with the metro.
“We will be able to serve 1 million 200 thousand passengers a day”
Underlining that they will connect the said line with the Kadikoy-Kartal metro line, Karaismailoglu shared the information that the line has the capacity to serve 1 million 200 thousand passengers per day and has a speed of 80 kilometers.
Karaismailoglu stated that the line starting from Pendik Tavsantepe and reaching Sabiha Gokcen International Airport is 7.4 kilometers long and has 4 stations, and used the following statements:
“Now, transportation to Sabiha Gokcen Airport will be fast and easy. We are making another mark in history with our project. Sabiha Gokcen Airport, one of the intercity and international air transportation terminals of Istanbul, will be provided with a direct rail system by providing the continuation of the Kadikoy-Kartal-Kaynarca Metro Line. It will be possible to reach safely, quickly and economically.
With the commissioning of the line, the travel time between Tavsantepe and Sabiha Gokcen Airport is 10 minutes, between Istanbul Anatolian Courthouse and Sabiha Gokcen Airport 12 minutes, between Kadikoy-Fevzi Cakmak (Hospital) 42 minutes, between Kurtkoy Industry-Camlica 45 minutes, Sabiha Gokcen Airport-Camlica It will be 48 minutes between Kadikoy and Sabiha Gokcen Airport, 50 minutes between Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gokcen Airport, and 100 minutes between Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gokcen Airport.
Karaismailoğlu stated that they also provided the rail system connection to Sabiha Gokcen Airport, one of the most important airports in the world, and emphasized that they would thus increase comfort and security.
“What we do is the guarantee of what we will do”
Karaismailoglu pointed out that they will inaugurate important metro lines in Istanbul within the year, and said, “We will open the Kağıthane-Istanbul Airport metro. It will pass through Basaksehir Cam and Sakura City Hospital, reach Kayasehir, and will also connect the Istanbul Airport connection in Bagcilar Gungoren, by finishing our metro line. We will put it at the disposal of the people of Istanbul. We will complete the construction of our other 4 metro lines and put them into service.” made its assessment.
Expressing that they kept every promise made to the nation and implemented the world’s leading projects one by one, Karaismailoglu said:
“We are proud and happy to present these projects to the service of our citizens. What we do is the guarantee of what we will do. Our colleagues at the construction sites, not only in Istanbul but all over Turkey, continue to work with the love of serving our nation. We act not with policies that save the day, but by planning projects that shape the future and make our nation’s life easier.”


Compost Bins Available for Thousand Oaks Residents at Subsidized Cost
The Thousand Oaks Public Works Department is dedicated to providing our residents with high quality, cost-effective, practical tools for diverting waste from the landfill.
The City of Thousand Oaks currently offers the “Earth Machine” compost bin to residents of the incorporated City of Thousand Oaks. These bins are high quality, cost-effective and practical with an 80-gallon capacity, measuring 33" in diameter and 33" tall and weighing 20 lbs.
The subsidized cost to City residents is $30.00 (tax included). Limit one compost bin per household.
To order a compost bin from the City of Thousand Oaks, click here for an order form [PDF]. Mail your completed form with a $30 check payable to the City of Thousand Oaks to: City of Thousand Oaks Public Works Department - Compost Bin Offer, 2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362.
Available to residents of the Thousand Oaks incorporated areas only. Once your check is received, your request will be processed, and the Earth Machine will be delivered to your home by your waste hauler within 2-3 weeks.
For more information about the "Earth Machine" compost bin, visit earthmachine.com
Click this link to our Composting page to learn more about composting and watch a video by Dr. Compost, plus there are links to additional resources. You can check out other related topics on this page such as vermicomposting to learn more about how worms can turn food scraps into rich compost, and how to get started by making your own bin. There is also information about grasscycling.


The Staten Island Ferry Quality of Life Task Force was created in February of 2016 as a partnership between the Young Democrats of Richmond County and Community Board 1 of Staten Island. Kick-started by aggressive ticket vendors in the park, the Task Force quickly realized the wide breadth of quality of life issues plaguing Whitehall and the St. George terminals. With the expansive North Shore redevelopment already underway, the issues delineated by the Task Force in its final report will only be exacerbated with increased tourism.
Since finalizing our report, we have been meeting regularly with the Borough President's office to address the Task Force's concerns and are pleased with the progress we continue to make.
Check back soon for updates on this fight!


NEWS & UPDATES
-Meeting Change Notice
In order to accommodate Planning Commission members who will be participating in the Hampshire County Fair, the Planning Commission will meet on August 22, the
4th Wednesday of August,
at 7 PM.
The Planning Office has moved to the "Old Jail" at 90 North High Street!
-BUILDING PERMIT INFORMATION
All documents and fees must be returned to the Hampshire County Planning Office for processing, including MDIA inspection documents and fees.
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Planning Commission meets 3rd Wednesday of each month.
New Subdivision Ordinance as of January 2, 2009.
Building Inspections required as of July 1, 2006.
Charles Baker, C.F.M. - firstname.lastname@example.org
Code and Compliance Official
Historic Landmarks Director
Shirley Reed, Secretary - email@example.com
Historic Landmarks Commission
Board of Appeals
Phone: (304) 822-7018
Fax: (304) 822-5115
Mailing address :
PO Box 883
Romney, WV 26757
For copies of Minutes and Agendas, please contact the Hampshire County Planning Office at (304) 822-7018.


The Brevard Zoo Linear Trail is a 1.1 mile multi-use boardwalk that runs from the Zoo, east along I-95 through wetlands and oak hammocks. Eventually, the trail will extend a few miles farther south to the Pineda Causeway and continue to Turtle Mound. The trail is open during regular Zoohours. There is no admission fee. Under discussion for over 10 years, the trail was opened in 2014.
Phase 2 of the project is currently scheduled to be complete Fall 2018.
The sidewalk parallel to SR A1A is known as the A1A Urban Trail. Spanning more than 40 miles from Port Canaveral to Sebastian Inlet, the urban trail allows for non-motorized transportation along the Barrier Island and links important resources, such as the Indian River Lagoon and the East Coast Greenway.


SW Boones Ferry Road Reopens
The City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services is proud to announce the completion of a major habitat restoration and bridge-building project over Tryon Creek and the reopening of SW Boones Ferry Road at SW Arnold Street on Friday, April 16.
The new Tryon Creek bridge allows the creek to flow freely. It replaces an aging culvert that had restricted water flow, causing erosion and flood surges and blocking fish and wildlife. The new 125-foot span includes two travel lanes, wide sidewalks and a trail for people and wildlife underneath it.
SW Boones Ferry Road will open at 6pm on Friday, April 16.
While SW Boones Ferry Road will completely reopens, crews will continue to finalize work underneath the bridge during the week of April 19. Please expect partial pedestrian trail closures during this time.
To view construction photos, visit our Flickr album here: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmLfUL7v. The SW Boones Ferry Bridge & Restoration Flickr album will be periodically updated with milestone pictures.
Construction of the SW Boones Ferry Bridge & Restoration project is on SW Boones Ferry Road, between SW Arnold Street and SW Comus Court. Construction and the road closure will continue until spring 2021. Recommended detour from (northbound) SW Boones Ferry Road, turn west to SW Stephenson Street, head north onto SW 35th Avenue and continuing onto SW Taylors Ferry Road to return to SW Boones Ferry Road. Going southbound is the reverse of this direction. (See second image below for map visual of recommended detour.)
Between April 9 and April 23, crews will continue to complete final items in preparation for opening the bridge, such as final pavement restoration work. During the week of April 19, crews will continue to finalize work underneath the bridge. Please expect potential partial trail closures during this time.
The schedule may change due to a variety of factors, including weather, conditions underground, availability of materials and labor, and other factors. Work hours are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Saturdays as needed.


As part of the security measures in view of Independence Day celebrations, parking facilities at the metro stations in the national capital will not be available from Saturday morning till 2 pm on August 15, officials said on Thursday. However, the metro train services will continue to run, a senior Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said.
“Parking facilities will not be available at the Delhi Metro stations from 6 am on Saturday i.e, August 14, 2021, till 2 pm on Sunday i.e, August 15, 2021, in view of the security measures adopted on the occasion of Independence Day,” the DMRC said in a statement.
Delhi Metro, through its various corridors, connects some of the remotest parts of the city to central Delhi and also links the national capital seamlessly to the neighboring areas.
The DMRC network span is about 390 km with 285 stations, including the Noida–Greater Noida Metro Corridor and Rapid Metro, Gurgaon.


Program: Residential building
Gross Area: 12 948 sq.m
Completion year: 2022
Lead Architect: Svetoslav Stanislavov
Team Members: Dimitar Katsarov, Iva Kostova, Hristo Dushev, Petar Nikolov, Borislav Stanchev, Georgi Pasev, Vladimir Kavaev, Debora Dimitrova, Sanya Kovacheva, Marina Madzharova, Maria Yanakieva
Interior Design: Pavel Bunovski
Photography: © Dian Stanchev
In the heart of Sofia, Bulgaria, where the dynamic General Danail Nikolaev Blvd. meets the serene embrace of Zaimov Park, Infinity Park emerges as a testament to architectural ingenuity. Crafted by the visionary mind of lead architect Svetoslav Stanislavov and his team at STARH, this residential masterpiece transcends conventional boundaries, seamlessly blending with its surroundings while pushing the envelope of modern design.
Design Concept: Merging Nature and Geometry
At the core of Infinity Park‘s design philosophy lies a meticulous integration of nature and geometric elegance. The unique property, nestled between the bustling boulevard and the tranquil Zaimov Park, inspired the architects to create a contemporary residential haven. The clean and sophisticated geometric volume of the building is a nod to the balance between the dynamism of urban life and the peacefulness of nature.
Facades: Where Art Meets Environment
Infinity Park defies the conventional notion of front and rear facades. Instead, it boasts two distinct faces, each tailored to its respective environment. The southern facade, adorned with expansive glazing, creates an “infinity” effect, providing panoramic views of the park and the majestic mountain beyond. In contrast, the northern facade bordering the boulevard exhibits a robust and clear aesthetic.
The northern facade’s ascetic line gains a touch of finesse with pixel-shaped, large-scale aluminum composite panels. These panels, in varying shades of gray, reach up to an impressive 7 meters, adding a modern and dynamic dimension to the structure. A suspended, ventilated facade of aluminum composite panels, in harmony with glass, not only enhances the building’s aesthetics but also aligns seamlessly with a neighboring structure, creating a cohesive architectural narrative.
Materials and Precision: A Symphony of Modernity
The choice of materials for Infinity Park reflects a commitment to modern design principles. The fusion of aluminum and glass allows for a design characterized by purity of form, precision in execution, durability, and minimal maintenance. The high-tech, suspended, ventilated facade envelops the entire building, creating a visually stunning interplay between sleek glass and pixelated aluminum panels.
Architectural Team and Interior Elegance
Infinity Park‘s realization owes much to the collective brilliance of the architectural team led by Svetoslav Stanislavov. Dimitar Katsarov, Iva Kostova, Hristo Dushev, and a cadre of talented individuals collaborated to bring this vision to life. Interior designer Pavel Bunovski added the finishing touches, ensuring that the internal spaces resonate with the same level of elegance as the exterior.
Conclusion: A Timeless Beacon in Sofia’s Skyline
As Infinity Park stands tall against the Sofia skyline, it not only elevates the city’s architectural profile but also sets a new standard for residential living. Svetoslav Stanislavov and STARH have not just built a structure; they’ve created a timeless masterpiece that harmonizes with nature, embraces modernity, and stands as a symbol of architectural brilliance in Sofia, Bulgaria.


Kandy City Wastewater Management Project – PR campaign
Kandy City Wastewater Management Project (KCWMP) is directed towards thesolution of the Kandy City Wastewater issue. KCWMP is implemented with thesupport of JICA based on the Revised Feasibility Report of 2002. The Project will provide a wastewater collection system to the central part of the Kandy City where the population density is high. This area is 773 ha of land and the population in year 2012 is 102,459 while the daily migrant population is approximately 150,000 The collected wastewater will be treated at a Treatment Plant of capacity 14,000 m3 /day at Gonnoruwa, the Main Pumping Station at Getambe and the Solid Sludge Disposal at Gohagoda, all of which will besignificant new constructions.
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YOU CITY 3 is a freehold Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in Cheras that features a 100m direct, covered link-bridge to MRT Taman Suntex, making it a sensible choice for individuals who seek a simple and convenient living. Other places are easily accessible via many main access roads and highways, including the Cheras-Kajang Highway, East-West Link Expressway, Shah Alam Expressway, KL-Seremban Highway, and MEX Highway, in addition to the MRT.
Residents will find everything they need to eat, buy, live, and ride all in one area at YOU CITY III, which consists of 800 serviced homes and a three-story YOU CITY RETAIL managed by Atria Management. Residents will have a sense of belonging as a result of everything being so conveniently located.
Project Name : You City 3
Developer : OSK Property
Land Size : 5.5 acres
Location : Jalan Persiaran You City, Selangor, 43200, Cheras
Tenure : Freehold
Type: Service Apartment
Title : Commercial
Total Number of Units : 800 units
Unit Layout : 678 sq.ft to 1,776 sq.ft.
No. of Blocks: 2 Blocks
No. of Storey : 39 Storey
No. of Car Park Provided : 2 car park
Maintenance fee: RM0.30 psf
Expected Completion : 2023
You City 3 development is a transit-oriented development which is located in Cheras and has a 100m covered link-bridge to the Taman Suntex MRT station. Besides its close proximity to a MRT station, the apartment is also easily accessible via several major access roads and highways such as the Cheras-Kajang Highway, East-West Link Expressway, Shah Alam Expressway, KL-Seremban Highway, and Maju Expressway.


Consultation Cafe event for proposed Shinfield Local Centre and Primary School. On behalf of the Development Consortium: This event is an opportunity for residents to learn about the proposals for the Shinfield Local Centre and to have a say on the emerging plans. We will also be presenting design proposals for a new Shinfield primary school. There will be an opportunity to comment on these plans via a feedback form. All local residents are invited to attend our consultation café event as follows: Saturday April 13th 2013: 11am – 6pm Oakbank School (formerly Ryeish Green School), Hyde End Lane, Ryeish Green, RG7 1ER Refreshments will be provided. You are free to attend at any time between 11am and 6pm – the idea is to drop in at a time most convenient for you. To obtain an electronic copy of the presentation materials please email Nickchancellor <at> meetingplacecommunications.com or call 0800 1488911 and we will arrange for an electronic copy to be sent to you after the event. Share...Read More
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Dropped kerbs are sections of pavement with a lowered kerb, allowing drivers access to a private driveway. When making alterations to your property you may need to have the kerb lowered to enable you to legally drive across the pathway.
Before constructing a dropped kerb you will first need to find out if the road is a trunk (major) or a classified road. You can do this by emailing Leicestershire County Council Highways Record Enquiries team on firstname.lastname@example.org before starting any work.
Will I need planning permission?
You will need to apply for planning permission:
- If the kerb to be dropped is on a trunk or a classified road (class A, B and C roads).
- If any work you intend to carry out in connection with the dropped kerb is not ‘permitted development’.
- If the kerb to be dropped is not onto a trunk or a classified road, but is the only work you are carrying out.
You will not have to apply for planning permission:
- If the kerb to be dropped is not on a trunk or a classified road, and any work you intend to carry out in connection with the dropped kerb is permitted development (so does not require planning permission). Examples include: installing a porous hardstanding, removing a boundary wall, or building a freestanding garage or car port. Our self assessment forms provide further guidance.
Please be aware that consent for constructing a dropped kerb will always be required from Leicestershire County Council’s Highways Department (even when planning permission is not required). Further details are available on their vehicle access webpage, by phoning 0116 305 0001 or by emailing email@example.com
Last updated: Mon 1st October, 2018 @ 08:41


Ward 3 Residents —
I have good news and bad news.
Bad news first:
Starting Oct. 21, Prospect (at Westwood) will be closed for 3-5 days. Detours will be posted. (Point of clarification: Westwood will remain open.)
The good news:
CSX will be repairing the pavement at the railroad tracks (Prospect & Westwood), which is sorely needed. This responds to many residents concerns about this portion of road. I’m glad that CSX has responded to our requests, even if the timing isn’t ideal for traffic. Thank you for your patience.
#KeepKellyinWard3 #KellyGetsStuffDone #YouAskedKellyListened


The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has scheduled a series of annual public input sessions to discuss the department's Five-Year Transportation Program and the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP).
Three meetings to present and discuss the plans are scheduled in locations throughout MDOT's Superior Region to accommodate residents of the region's 15 counties:
MDOT Superior Region and Newberry, Ishpeming, and Crystal Falls Transportation Service Center staff
Rural planning agencies
Interested residents, business owners and non-governmental agencies
WHEN and WHERE:
Public input meetings will begin at 1 p.m.
Thursday, May 2, 2019
M-TEC at Bay College, Room 2020
2000 North 30th St.
Escanaba, MI 49829
Friday, May 3, 2019
Houghton City Hall
616 Shelden Ave.
Houghton, MI 49931
Monday, May 6, 2019
International Bridge Administration
James McIntyre Conference Room
934 Bridge Plaza
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783
Accommodations can be made for persons with disabilities and limited English-speaking ability. Large print materials, auxiliary aids or the services of interpreters, signers, or readers available upon request. Please call 517-335-4381 to request at least seven days before meeting date.
MDOT's Five-Year Transportation Program, as well as a searchable map of projects, is available at www.Michigan.gov/MDOT5YearPlan.
For more information, contact MDOT Superior Region Planner Vince Bevins at 906-786-1800, ext. 315, or BevinsV@Michigan.gov, or MDOT Superior Region Communications Representative Dan Weingarten at 906-250-4809 or WeingartenD@Michigan.gov.


Car Charging Shelters
Apex Shelter Systems can custom design car charging shelters to include charging points. We supply and install nationwide!
The car charging shelters will provide weatherproofed charging for all electric cars. The shelters can be manufactured to your required length and width and include any number charging points desired.
Please call Apex Shelters on 01704 546522 to discuss your requirements.


Expect delays: East Medical Center Drive maintenance project
Please be advised that a maintenance project along East Medical Center Drive in front of the Rogel Cancer Center is scheduled to take place this Saturday.
Plan ahead and expect delays and alert patients if they will be traveling in the area.
Here’s what you need to know:
- A project to access a manhole cover is expected to begin at 6 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 25.
- The work is anticipated to close one lane of traffic beginning at 8 a.m., though two-way traffic will be maintained during the entirety of the project.
- Work is scheduled to wrap up no later than 6 p.m. on Saturday.


Friendly reminder, the strip of grass and trees directly in front of your house along the sidewalk, are all homeowners responsibility to maintain. Please work together with your neighbors to keep our curb appeal throughout our neighborhood, looking well maintained. Please remove fallen leaves, mow, edge, weed and prune as needed. There are several trees that are overgrown and hanging over the sidewalk that need pruning. However, do not remove any trees, grass or landscaping. Contact the Board immediately if you see any fallen and/or diseased trees. Please do your part to keep our neighborhood looking great! Thank you!


Yes. All housing rental units occupied by anyone other than family as defined by the City's Zoning Code must be licensed. The City of Kent Health Department licenses three family structures, rooming houses, and apartment buildings. The Community Development Department licenses rentals that are single family, two family, room rentals within a single or two family, and individually owned condominiums that are being rented. If you are unsure if your situation applies or have any questions, please let us know.


The Stockbridge and Inverleith Community Council (Edinburgh) exists to ascertain, co-ordinate and express the views of the Stockbridge & Inverleith Community to Local Government and Public Authorities.
Stockbridge and Inverleith Community Council,
c/o Stockbridge Library,
EDINBURGH EH3 5BA
email: stockbridgeandinverleithcc @ gmail.com
tel: 0131 529 5665
Please see the Community Events page for information about SGN's gas main replacement works and details of Lothian Bus Diversions


Local Historic Districts
Applying for Local Historic District Permit
- First, register an account on our online permit portal, Accela. Follow this guide:
you may skip this step if you already have an account.
Guide to Registering
- Then, open our guide to applying for a Local Historic District Permit on Accela.
Guide to Applying
- Click the following link to open Accela and follow the steps in the Guide to Applying.
Apply for Permit
Existing Historic Districts
There are 9 Local Historic Districts in Brookline: Chestnut Hill North, Cottage Farm, Crowninshield, Graffam-McKay, Harvard Avenue, Lawrence, Pill Hill, Wild-Sargent, and Olmsted/Richardson. Most modifications to the exterior of buildings and some landscape alterations in these LHDs require review by the Town to ensure that they are appropriate to the historic character of the LHD. You can also find detailed information about each LHD at the links below.
For details on proposed new LHDs, please see our Proposed LHDs project page
Chestnut Hill North Local Historic District
Cottage Farm Local Historic District
Graffam-McKay Local Historic District
Harvard Avenue Local Historic District
Lawrence Local Historic District
Pill Hill Local Historic District
Wild-Sargent Local Historic District
Crowninshield Local Historic District
Olmsted/Richardson Thematic Local Historic District
Design Review Process
The design review process begins only when an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness, a Certificate of Non-Applicability, or a Certificate of Hardship, accompanied by plans, elevations, and specifications, as may be relevant to the case, is submitted to the Preservation Commission office. Consultation with Preservation Commission staff before submitting an application is encouraged to provide familiarity with your property and give advice on appropriate approaches. A preliminary site visit or meeting may be requested by staff. Please contact staff if you have any questions or would like to make an appointment.
As of January 1, 2020 all Local Historic District applications must be submitted online through Accela. Please use the buttons at the top of the page.
To pay, follow the directions on the Accela online permitting platform.
|Certificate of Appropriateness||$2 per $1,000 of estimated cost of work. Minimum $50.|
|Certificate of Non-Applicability||$20|
|Retroactive Certificate||Triple the usual fee. Minimum $150 for CoA and $60 for CoNA|
For more information about Brookline’s 9 Local Historic Districts, design review principles, and the review process, as well as maps and frequently asked questions, please refer to the Design Guidelines for Local Historic Districts.
The Commission is currently working on revisions to the Design Guidelines, which are expected to be finished in November of 2023. For more information please see the LHD Design Guidelines Revision project page.
Meeting Dates and Application Filing Deadlines
The Preservation Commission typically meets on the second Tuesday of each month. Application deadlines are exactly three weeks before the meeting. Please note that only complete applications will be placed on an agenda. Please see the Preservation Commission page for meeting dates and deadlines.
Forming a Local Historic District
If you are interested in forming a Local Historic District for your home or neighborhood, please see the following links for helpful information. Preservation Planners are available to discuss the details and answer any questions.


The Redwood Falls City Council introduced the proposed ordinance at the meeting held on August 17, 2021. The Council will consider adopting the proposed ordinance at the next meeting being held on September 7, 2021.
ORDINANCE NO. 72, FOURTH SERIES
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING REDWOOD FALLS CODE OF ORDINANCES § 6.25 RELATING TO TAXICABS.


Water shutdown along Te Puke Highway
Residents along the Te Puke Highway and who live along Poplar Lane will experience a water shutdown tomorrow, July 5.
According to the Tauranga City Council website, properties will be affected from 9am until 3pm.
Numbers 278B, 278C, 287, 293, 297, 296A, 296B, 296C, 307A, 307B, 322, 346, 349A, 349B and 349C Te Puke Highway and numbers 8A and 11 Poplar Lane will be affected.
“HEB Construction is a Tauranga City Council approved contractor and will be isolating the water supply in your area between the hours above to carry out water maintenance activities,” says a statement on the council’s website.
“Residents are advised to turn the power supply to their hot water cylinders to off during the shutdown.
“HEB Construction staff will be carrying identification and may need to enter your property to flush your outside tap.
“We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any queries regarding the shutdown, please do not hesitate to call Tauranga City Council customer call centre on 07 577 7000.”


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I-10 Lane Closures Happening This Workweek
Road work continues this week as construction workers build the I-10 cable barrier system. It will last from Ramah (mile post 135) to Lobdell (mile post 151).
Here is the schedule:
- Monday thru Thursday nights: East and West bound alternating nightly lane closures from 9:00 p.m. till 6:00 a.m. each night.
Construction work is expected to cause heavy delays.


Headaches on the horizon
Metro track maintenance
Weekend work on the Red Line tracks is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. Friday and continue through Metrorail's weekend closing at midnight Sunday.
Passengers between Medical Center and Grosvenor should add at least 20 minutes to their travel time. Trains will be sharing a single track to get around a work zone in which crews will be replacing rail fasteners and making tunnel repairs. Every other train in the direction of Shady Grove will terminate at Friendship Heights and head back toward Glenmont.
Beltway detour in Tysons
Watch for Beltway traffic congestion in Tysons Corner early Saturday morning. The exit ramp from the Beltway's outer loop to southbound Chain Bridge Road (Route 123) will close from midnight to 5 a.m. Saturday for work on the Dulles Metrorail project.
Meanwhile, drivers on eastbound I-66 will encounter lane closures near the Dulles Connector Road (Route 267) interchange Friday night and Saturday morning. See more details and a detour map in this posting.
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The function for the same will be held at Transport Nagar depot and the trial run will be on 8.5 km stretch till Charbagh station, official sources said in Lucknow.
The 23-km long North-South corridor will have 21 stations, including eight elevated ones, and the estimated cost of this project will be around Rs 6800 crores.
The primary section (between Transport Nagar to Charbagh) would be open for public on March 26 next year after three months' rigorous trial.
At the function, SP state president Shivpal Yadav is also likely to be present.
Padma Vibhushan E Sreedharan, who has successfully handled many mega projects in country like Konkan railway and Delhi metro is principal advisor of LMRC.
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)


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Pavement Repair Work to Begin on US-83 in McCook
July 9, 2019 (McCook, Neb.) — Weather permitting, work is scheduled to begin July 15 on US-83 in
McCook, from the BNSF Viaduct to the end of the concrete north of McCook and on US-6/34, from
approximately the west corporate limit in McCook to the east corporate limit in McCook, according to the
Nebraska Department of Transportation.
Ten Point Construction Co., Inc., of Denison, Iowa has the $1,408,130 contract. Work includes concrete
pavement patching, curb repair, and sealing the concrete pavement.
During construction, traffic will be maintained with flaggers and lane closures. At the end of each work
day, a minimum of one lane in each direction and every other intersection in the work area will be open
to traffic. Access to local businesses will be maintained during the project. Anticipated completion is by
Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously through construction zones.


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News Flash-Chico’s recycling services are not changing!
This flyer was sent in error and was intended for those Butte County residents who have always had every other week recycling services. Please disregard this notice and continue to use your green waste and recycling containers each week.
On July 27, 2021, the City of Chico installed a Purple Air monitoring station and RainWise weather station that report real-time weather data from the downtown area.
The stations are installed on top of the Fred Davis Municipal Center (City Hall) and allow continuous monitoring of weather conditions during the fire season. This data helps residents make the best health choices when air pollution levels are at unsafe levels. This project was funded by the Butte County Air Quality Management District (BCAQMD) Community Air Protection (CAP) Support Grant.


The city of Cadillac is up for an award, but they need your help to win.
The Plaza at the Cadillac Commons is in the running for the Michigan Municipal League’s 2017 community excellence award.
The award goes to communities who are working to better the lives of the people who live there.
Community leaders say they’re excited about the possibility of winning this award.
“It’s a very exciting prospect, we’re happy to compete for the award just because it was such a community wide effort,” John Wallace, community development director said.
You can vote for the winner once a day until July 30.


Request for Proposal
The Village of Howard City is currently accepting bids for Trash and Recyclables Collection in the Village of Howard City. Proposals must be received by the Village no later than Monday, June 20, 2022, at 1:30 pm. All proposals should be hand delivered or mailed to:
Village of Howard City
Request for Proposals - Waste Collection
125 E. Shaw Street
PO Box 510
Howard City, MI 49329-0510
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This weekend's construction consists of several closures and lane restrictions all over the Valley.
Due to rain last weekend, the construction for I-10 was moved to this weekend. The Arizona Department of Transportation is creating that work zone for a future South Mountain Freeway Interchange. Drivers should consider alternate routes, use caution and allow extra travel time for the following restrictions:
· Eastbound Interstate 10 closed between 75th and 51st avenues from 10 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Saturday (Feb. 25) for work zone setup related to the future South Mountain Freeway interchange near 59th Avenue. Eastbound I-10 on-ramps at 91st, 83rd and 79th avenues also closed. Expect heavy traffic. DETOUR: Please consider alternate routes, including northbound/eastbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) to I-17 in north Phoenix.
· Westbound Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) narrowed to one lane between Loop 101 and Scottsdale Road from 9 p.m. Friday to 9 a.m. Saturday (Feb. 25) for lane striping. Both Loop 101 ramps to westbound Loop 202 closed. DETOUR: Allow extra travel time. Alternate routes include westbound US 60 west of Loop 101.
· Westbound Interstate 10 narrowed to one lane in areas between Verrado Way and State Route 85 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (Feb. 25-26) for lane striping. DETOUR: Please allow extra travel time and consider alternate routes. Note: Westbound I-10 off- and on-ramps at Watson Rd closed 8:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Sunday and westbound off- and on-ramps at Miller Rd closed 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Sunday (times approximate).
· Grand Avenue (US 60) restricted to one lane in both directions near 99th Avenue from 9 p.m. Friday to 9 p.m. Sunday (Feb. 26) for intersection resurfacing. 99th Avenue also closed in both directions at Grand Avenue. DETOUR: Expect heavy delays. Alternate routes include Peoria Avenue or Thunderbird Road and 103rd Avenue.
· Westbound US 60 (Superstition Freeway) closed between Power and Higley roads from 10 p.m. Friday to 9 a.m. Saturday (Feb. 25) for traffic-flow sensor installation. Westbound US 60 on-ramp at Sossaman Road closed. DETOUR: Consider exiting westbound US 60 ahead of closure and using Baseline Road or Southern Avenue to Higley Road.
· Westbound US 60 (Superstition Freeway) closed between Higley and Greenfield roads from 10 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday (Feb. 26) for traffic-flow detector installation. Westbound US 60 on-ramps at Power Road and Superstition Spring Boulevard closed. DETOUR: Consider exiting westbound US 60 ahead of closure and using Baseline Road or Southern Avenue to Greenfield Road.
· Northbound Interstate 17 narrowed to one lane between 19th Avenue and Thomas Road from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 p.m. Sunday (Feb. 26) for construction. Southbound I-17 also narrowed to two lanes between Van Buren Street and 19th Avenue. DETOUR: Consider alternate routes including Interstate 10 in the downtown Phoenix area.
· Westbound/Southbound Loop 101 frontage road closed between 75th Avenue and Beardsley Road from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (Feb. 27) for utility work. Southbound Loop 101 off-ramp to Beardsley Road and Union Hills Drive also closed. DETOUR: Please consider alternate routes, including westbound Deer Valley Road to southbound 83rd Avenue.
· Westbound Interstate 10 ramp to eastbound US 60 (Superstition Freeway) in Tempe closed overnight from 9 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday (Feb. 25) for maintenance. DETOUR: Consider exiting to eastbound Baseline Road and using northbound Priest Drive to access US 60.


The project schedule for Boston’s Green Line Extension is facing an extension of its own.
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) officials announced on June 21 that a portion of the 4.7-mile project pulling the Green Line out to Somerville and Medford would not be open until December. The Extension’s one stop to Union Square in Somerville was originally slated to start service in October of this year. The entire line will not be running until Spring 2022, a full five months late.
COVID-19 is to blame for the delayed start, as supply chain issues became an issue as early as last spring. GLX Constructors, the prime contractor, has been working day and night dealing with deliveries on items that have been backlogged for months.
MBTA came to an agreement with GLX Constructors to reduce the agency’s risk of facing COVID-19-related lawsuits and to firm up the schedule. MBTA will pay up to $80 million from the project’s built-in contingency funding budget to safeguard itself from legal conflicts, pay for additional work, and to execute contractor staffing requirements for the remaining life of the project.
The Green Line Extension project currently sits at 80% complete, with 65% of the track work done.
Cambridge and Somerville also will have money returned to them. Both cities helped launch construction when they supplied $75 million in funding. With the project currently $300 million underfunded, Cambridge and Somerville should get all of those funds returned.


Good news for Labor Day travelers: Georgia Department of Transportation is suspending all scheduled and ongoing construction-related lane closures in Northwest Georgia.
In an effort to ease traffic congestion throughout the long weekend, the suspension begins Friday at noon and continues until Tuesday at 5 a.m., according to the press release.
“The only exception would be for emergency maintenance work in the case of traffic accidents and other unpredictable types of transportation incidents,” District Engineer DeWayne Comer said at GDOT’s office in Cartersville. “We understand that a lot of people are hitting the road for the Labor Day holiday and we would like to make it a little easier for them to go through Northwest Georgia.”
GDOT urges travelers to call 511 for updated information about this or any other construction project on interstates and


The Rossford Elementary Project started out by demolishing the majority of the original school. From there, the expansion of the new addition began. The original design of this project called for a fluid applied air barrier with rigid insulation. During the bidding process, we negotiated to install spray foam insulation to act as the air barrier & insulation in one! This was a huge saving for the owner & opened the door for us!


MUMBAI: Civic officials finally completed the demolition
of an unauthorized structure that functioned as actor Arjun Kapoor
’s terrace gym on Monday.
will now collect charges from the actor for sending its staff to his Juhu residence for three days to dismantle the entire structure. The charges could be around Rs 10,000, said a civic source.
The civic body said Kapoor had encroached on the terrace of Raheja Orchid building
by constructing a 30x16 sq ft glass-and-brick room without permission. He lives on the seventh floor of the building. An activist, who does not live in the building, had complained to the municipal corporation about the irregularity.
In March, the BMC sent a notice to Kapoor stating that he had encroached on the terrace of his building by constructing a 30x16 sq ft brick and glass room without permission. The actor’s manager approached the ward officer and sought more time to regularize the irregularities, but when nothing happened on ground, the BMC issued a notice asking Kapoor to demolish the structure.
On December 30, the municipal staff visited Kapoor’s flat to begin demolition of illegal structure. After the actor’s staff requested them to allow them dismantle the gym in their presence, the glass wall was pulled down. On January 1, the civic staff again visited the flat to ensure removal of other unauthorized extensions, but they were unable to complete the task due to labour shortage. Kapoor was unavailable for comment on both days.
The civic staff returned on Monday and worked till late evening to ensure the entire structure was razed.Watch Arjun Kapoor's illegal terrace gym demolished


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PSA March 1, 2022 Solid Waste Transfer Station will be open today 4/1/22 until sunset.
The Solid Waste Transfer Station will be open today Sunday, March 1, 2022 until sunset.
Containers are set up to take tires and debris at no cost. This is the opportunity to clear your property of potential flammable materials.
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Water Main Break
Crews Tuesday worked to repair a water main that ruptured in a residential neighborhood in Boyle Heights.
A water main break early Monday sent a deluge of water gushing into residential streets of Hollywood.
The San Bernardino County Fire Department says, at one point, the water was running down Barton Road and onto the 215 Freeway.
Crews Tuesday worked to repair a water main that ruptured in the Westlake District.
Crews Monday worked to repair a water main that ruptured in Highland Park.
Crews Thursday worked to repair two water mains that ruptured on the same street in the Westlake District.
A water-main has ruptured in West Los Angeles.
Cleanup efforts were underway Thursday after a water main break in Commerce.
Crews Wednesday worked on a fourth water main break in as many days in Beverly Grove.
Nearly 20,000 gallons of water was lost Tuesday after a water main break in Beverly Grove, officials said.
Crews Monday were working to repair a massive hole in West Hollywood caused by a water main break.
Crews Thursday worked to repair a water main break in the San Fernando Valley.
Los Angeles Fire Department crews responded Monday morning to a water main break in downtown LA.
A ruptured water main flooded Mid-City streets early Saturday as crews worked to restore service for approximately 50 residents.
About a dozen businesses in the Park La Brea area were without water service Saturday morning following the rupture of a main on Beverly Boulevard, according to the Department of Water and Power.


TEMPORARY CLOSURE EXTENSION - BURITON FOOTPATH 3
Hampshire County Council, having made an Order under Section 14(1)b of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to prevent the likelihood of danger to the public or serious damage to the road, has been directed by the Secretary of State for Transport that the order shall continue in force.
Hampshire County Council Members' Allowances Scheme
Hampshire County Council Members' Allowances Scheme 2015/16 and Allowances paid 2014/15
Hampshire Fire and Rescue Authority Members' Allowances Scheme
Members' Allowances Scheme from Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service in Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Eastleigh, Fareham, Gosport, Hart, Havant, New Forest, Portsmouth, Rushmoor, Southampton, Test Valley, Winchester areas.
Members' Allowances Scheme 2015/16 and allowances paid 2014/15
The Hampshire (Holt Pound Lane, Farnham) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2015
A temporary road closure to enable bridge repair works to be carried out.The actual extent of the closure described below is likely to be limited to an area immediately surrounding the bridge and not the entire length of this unmade road. For works and safety reasons the closure will apply to pedestrians and to vehicles.
The Hampshire (Picketts Hill, Headley) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2015
A temporary road closure to allow works for the clearance of a highway drainage pond to be carried out.
CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (HARBOUR PARADE) (FOOTWAY CLOSURE) (054-56)
The effect of the Order will be to close Harbour Parade Footway.
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Union Street Bridge Replacement Construction Schedule
Bangor – Crews will be working on Interstate 95 during the overnight hours on the Union Street Bridge. This work involves closing one lane of traffic on the interstate to allow for construction to take place safely between the hours of 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. In addition there will be full interstate closures between the hours of 9:00 pm. and 5 a.m. northbound and 10:00 p.m. and 6 a.m. southbound. The current schedule for the week of June 9th is as follows:
-6/9: Full interstate closure southbound, Exit 184 southbound on-ramp and the northbound passing lane -6/10: Full interstate closure southbound and the Exit 184 southbound on-ramp -6/11: Interstate closure of the southbound travel lane and the Exit 184 southbound on-ramp
Motorists should follow appropriate construction signage and detour routes to help guide through the work zones and detours safely.
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Coffee & Cars in the NEW Pontiac City Square
This bi-weekly Saturday morning gathering of classic cars, high-performance cars, hot rods, or any other cool vehicle will be in the newly named Pontiac City Square, the former Lot 9 next to the Phoenix Center in Downtown Pontiac.
Saturday, July 12th will be the first Coffe & Cars followed by Saturday July 26th from 8 am to 11 am. On Saturday August 9th will be the first Pontiac Performance Party car show. These dates will lead up to the Dream Cruise Activities in August and a Fall Festival event scheduled with a number of other Downtown Business Owners.
To bring your car down or for more information on the event contact the Pontiac City Square team at Info@PontiacCitySquare.com
You may have heard that a "LOT" of great changes are happening in Oakland County and specifically Downtown Pontiac. One of those changes happens to be a parking lot formerly owned by the City of Pontiac and titled Lot 9. Warner Companies and Warco Holdings acquired the lot back in June 2013 and are moving forward to establish the property as a center piece for the downtown and surrounding community. It's new name is "Pontiac CIty Square"


and implementation of a water supply and sanitation project for providing
efficient, reliable, affordable and enviromentally sustainable system in UC
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status of Water and Sanitation in Badar Colony UC-60
supply non existent
Mostly hands pumps, Shallow depth wells/pumps -poor water quality
No proper Sewerage / Drainage system
Prevailing Unhygienic and improper sanitation conditions
Poor health of the Inhabitants
The community involvement
paradigm was officially adopted by the international community during 1977 World
Water Conference in Mar del Plata, Argentina.
The conference adopted a slogan which was “Water and Sanitation for All”.
The project is based on the integrated approach of water and sanitation for
UC 60 community.
This project presents an ideal opportunity for demonstrating mechanisms for
improving urban services within the current institutional limitations in the
light of National Sanitation Policy.
Stake Holders / Partners of the project
Urban Unit, Planning and Development
Anjuman Samaji Behbood (ASB) Faisalabad
City District Govt. of Lahore
Chart of Changa Pani Program


Broward County Convention Center
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Fentress' design for Broward County Convention Center is both functionally appealing and aesthetically pleasing.
Broward County Convention Center is only a short drive from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and beautiful beaches. Sited on a famous intercostal waterway, the expanded Center is the centerpiece of an over $1.3 billion resilient Convention Center district enhancement project, which will offer meeting and convention goers as well as area residents and tourists flexible indoor and outdoor contemporary event space in the form of an iconic waterfront plaza.
The revitalized Center will include:
- expanded, contiguous exhibition space,
- a new waterfront ballroom,
- the latest in new technology,
- new dining concepts, and
- enhanced water taxi access from the plaza.
Inspiration for the architectural and interior design come from the rich natural environment of Fort Lauderdale; the beaches, water, plant materials, and lifestyle make this place particularly unique and beautiful.
Sustainable by Design
Designed to achieve LEED Gold certification.


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Local Plan news
The draft Local Plan has been released, and there are a numbe rof plans that will undoubtedly affect our village.
The consultation period runs from Monday 18th September until midnight on Monday 30th October 2017 and residents are urged to have their say about developments in and around the village.
To help with understanding the proposals and what they might mean, and to find out how to respond to the consultation, a number of meetings and drop in sessions are being held.
- A Special Meeting of Elvingon Parish Council will be held on Tuesday 3rd October at 7.30pm in the village hall to discuss the response to the CYC Local Plan. The only item for discussion on the agenda is the Local Plan. Residents may attend.
- MP Julian Sturdy shall be hosting a drop-in event to discuss local plan proposals for Elvington on Saturday 7th October at Elvington Village Hall. There is no need to make an appointment and you are welcome to come along at any time between 9.30am and 12.30pm to discuss any concerns or queries that you have.
- Elvington Parish Council has arranged an open meeting for Saturday 14th October in the village hall from 4pm -8pm. The purpose of this meeting is to explain the Local Plan to residents and to assist them in formulating any responses which they may wish to make.
To find out more about the Local Plan, including the sites in and around Elvington, click here. Please note, the response form times out after 10 minutes, so draft your feedback elsewhere and paste into the response form!


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Project Start Date: July 2017
Project Finish Date: July 2019
Project Value: $4.7 Million
Melbcon commenced construction on site at Bimbadeen Heights Primary School in July 2017. This project involves the construction of two new school buildings, placement of a mod 5 building as well as external/ landscaping works.
Architect: K2LD Architects
Level 3, 19-21 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Contact: Michael Erwin & Phylis Dam


California Energy-Smart Homes Presentation
Wednesday April 27th | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Zoom
Please join us at our Residential Committee Meeting where Chad Bender and Melinda Dinin from TRC Companies will discuss the new California Energy-Smart Homes program. This program provides incentives for residential projects adopting advanced energy measures towards transitioning to all-electric construction. Incentives are available for all-electric and mixed-fuel new construction and alterations including single-family, duplex, multifamily low-rise, additions, alterations, accessory dwelling units, and manufactured housing.
Learn more about the program here:


The Little Italy Association of San Diego
The Little Italy Association of San Diego is a 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation that was established in 1996 to oversee and expedite the revitalization and beautification of the Little Italy neighborhood in Downtown San Diego. The Association represents the property owners, residents, and businesses of Little Italy.
The Association is the only Little Italy district management corporation of its kind in any neighborhood in the United States. The Association pledges to advocate on behalf of its members’ best interests in the areas of public safety, beautification, promotion, and economic development while preserving the unique cultural resources that exist in our neighborhood.
The Association currently has 28 Board Members that are comprised of property owners, residents, business owners and community-at-large representatives. The Board of Directors meets on the first Tuesday of every month at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Hall; unless otherwise posted. For more detailed information on dates and location, visit the Events Calendar page and if you would like to be added to the Reminder eBlast, please email Chris Gomez at email@example.com. As a reminder, all Board and Committee meetings are open to the general public.


Smith + St. John was pleased to attend a ceremony capping off a year of construction on the Villa Victoria community center in Boston; the following text was written by the Owner after the dedication:
At IBA we strive to provide our community with the opportunities they deserve. We believe that a clean and comfortable environment plays a key role in their quality of life, so it was very exciting to announce that after one year of renovations our community spaces were inaugurated on July –. Through these spaces, we will continue providing resident services, youth and workforce programming, activities for elders, and technology classes in the South End.
We held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate this important milestone joined by Mayor Martin J. Walsh, funders, sponsors, residents and other elected officials. “Projects like these keep our city vibrant, safe and our community empowered,” said Mayor Walsh during the ribbon cutting. He also recognized various residents who have been highly involved with the community and spreading a positive impact throughout the neighborhood.
He spoke about IBA’s influence in the city, “IBA has known the secret of a great city for a long time. It’s more than housing; it’s more than community. It’s also about quality education,” he said. And he also confirmed his commitment regarding Boston’s affordable housing plan. “The housing plan of 53 thousand units came up because we had organizations like yours that were pushing the city for housing every single day,” he said. “It didn’t come from me, it came from residents here in the villa, by making sure that we do our work every single day here in the city of Boston — and I want to thank you for that.”
The renovations not only made our spaces more beautiful, but more efficient to address the needs of our community. They will host the following programs: Resident Services, Youth Center, Technology Center, Community Room, Security Offices, and Laundry Facility.
“We are excited about reaffirming our organizing values by bringing these community spaces to a new life”, shared our CEO Vanessa Calderón-Rosado. “These spaces are energy-efficient as well as more functional and flexible for the growing demands of IBA’s programs; and of course, they are so beautiful!” added Calderón-Rosado.
Everyone was part of the project; residents as well as staff were engaged in the design process. But, it isn’t over yet. In August, we will start the next phase of the renovations, which will include common areas on the residential floors above the 100 West Dedham Street community spaces.
After all the official messages, CEO Dr. Vanessa Calderón-Rosado, along with Mayor Walsh, and several board members cut the ribbon, marking the official opening of the renovated spaces. All those in attendance were invited to see inside the building where a band composed of our own Villa Victoria residents was waiting with lively traditional music and refreshments. Everyone danced as we celebrated this new chapter in our community.
100 West Dedham Street, Boston
Inquilinos Boricuas En Accion (IBA)
Smith + St. John, Owner’s Representative / Project Manager
Guzman Prufer Architects
(credit – http://www.ibaboston.org/blog/celebrating-a-milestone-inauguration-of-renewed-community-spaces/)


Town of Matthews recently issued the following announcement.
Friday October 25, 2019
All Day Event
Matthews Community Center
100 McDowell Street
Matthews NC 28105Location Notes: Greenway connector trail begins behind the Community Center
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For Immediate Release December 10, 2015 Contact: LaEisha Meaderds, 217-621-4440 A dedicated time of 11 AM – 12 PM and 2 PM – 3PM today have been scheduled for media inquiries regarding this release. Location: Champaign City Building, 102 N. Neil Street, Council Chambers City of Champaign Responds to Media Inquiries Regarding […]
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In order to facilitate contracted tree work, the 900 block of West Clark Street near the intersection of Willis Avenue may experience partial lane closures on Thursday, December 10. The lane closures will occur at very short intervals and through traffic will be permitted.
Public Works will be performing traffic signal work at the intersection of State Street and Springfield Avenue. As a result, the intersection will be controlled by generator power and may at times require temporary STOP signs. The outage is scheduled for Wednesday, December 9 to begin at 9 a.m. and end at 2 p.m.
In order to repair pavement failures, A&R will be closing Queens Way between Campbell Drive and Roland Drive. The closure will begin on Wednesday, December 9, 2015. No through traffic will be allowed in the construction area. Properties with driveway access off of Queens Way will be closed for no more than seven days.
For Immediate Release December 7, 2015 Contact: Sgt. Geoff Coon 217-403-6934 email@example.com Champaign Police Department Thanksgiving “Click It or […]
The Champaign Fire Department responded to a working house fire at 1604 Harbor Point Drive, Friday, December 4, 2015 at 6:22 p.m. Upon arrival on the scene, fire crews reported smoke showing from the front of the residence. Fire suppression began immediately. Nine (9) pieces of Fire/Rescue/EMS equipment and approximately twenty-six (26) emergency response […]
The City Council agenda for the December 8, 2015 Regular Study Session is now available online. This meeting will be held in the City Council Chambers of the City Building, 102 N. Neil St in Champaign, at 7:00pm. The meeting is open to the public and participation is welcome and encouraged. Click here to download a copy of […]
In order to repair a water main leak for Illinois American Water, Cross Construction has closed one southbound lane of State Street between White Street and Clark Street. The lane closure will reopen on Monday, December 7, 2015. Southbound traffic will be reduced to one lane in the area.
As the temperature outside drops, families take to the indoors to keep safe and warm. What they may not realize is that turning up the heat can increase the risk of home heating fires. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), half of all home-heating fires occur during the winter months. On […]
In order to facilitate exterior work at 508 and 608 East University Avenue (Latitude Project), Whittenberg Construction will close a westbound lane of University Avenue between Wright Street and Fifth Street. The lane closure will begin on Monday, December 7, 2015, and will end on January 29, 2016. The lane will be reopened on weekends, […]


Welcome to the official website for the Riverbend West Community Development District (the “District”). This website is funded on behalf of the District to serve two major purposes. The first is to comply with Chapter 189.069 of the Florida Statutes, which requires each special District to maintain an official website. The second is an effort to help educate the general public about the services provided by the District, and to highlight the other agencies involved in the day-to-day operations of the community. These agencies include but are not limited to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Hillsborough County and the Riverbend West homeowner’s association.
Riverbend West Community Development District Disclosure
Please be advised that the Riverbend West Community Development District (the “District”), a local unit of special purpose government created under Florida law, has constructed and is responsible for the maintenance of certain improvements, infrastructure and facilities within the District. The District financed this construction through the sale of tax-exempt bonds, a form of public financing. As a result, and in accordance with applicable federal and state law, all District owned improvements, infrastructure and facilities are and shall remain open and accessible to the general public. Should you have any questions on this matter, non-resident user fees applicable to District recreational facilities, or any other general District issue, please feel free to contact the District Manager.
To view the full agenda or to request meeting minutes, please e-mail email@example.com.
Meetings held at:
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Persistent unauthorised use of traffice cones to reserve parking space
Reported in the Obstruction on road or pavement category anonymously at 19:10, Thu 15 August 2019
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 1733614.
Someone is repeatedly making an unauthorised use of police traffic cones to reserve the space outside 5 Lyncombe Vale. The cones are a hazard and this is not a legitimate use of traffic cones.
Thank you for your report, it will be reviewed by the appropriate team.
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 18:10, Thu 15 August 2019
We are looking into this issue. You can check back here for further updates.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 08:50, Tue 27 August 2019
Emailed to Parking.
Posted anonymously at 16:18, Tue 27 August 2019
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Transportation is of the utmost importance in any growing populous across the world. Growing cities and populations need to be mobile across a region in a responsible manner, expanding local communities and reducing the carbon foot print, to name a couple benefits.
Throughout the world, innovative design and methodologies are being used to bring innovation to the forefront. Many of these innovations go towards ensuring concrete doesn’t deteriorate in high-risk environments where hydrostatic water pressure is an issue.
For instance, the Monterrey subway line 3 contractors, Maiz Mier, a group who has been using Kryton waterproofing successfully on many projects, knew water pressure was going to be a factor. Originally, all areas of line 3 were specified with external membranes that would end up facing hydrostatic water pressure. Unfortunately, external membranes have limited success rates in these applications which could cause detrimental leaks and leave the project at risk. As many stations were built underground, leaving the concrete at risk by not using the proper waterproofing technology was not an option.
Kryton Distributor, Kalte Waterproofing advised the use Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM) waterproofing admixture all underground tunnels. Not only was KIM able to save time and money on the construction schedule, but also eliminated the risk associated with installation. Further, Kryton Waterstop was also used in conjunction with a PVC Waterstop to ensure a watertight and durable concrete structure.
The 7.5 KM Monterrey Subway line 3 is scheduled for completion later this year and help serve over 4-Million Monterrey commuters.


“MedwayCouncilplanninghave beennotifiedthattheir decisionnot to requirean Environmental ImpactAssessment (MC/14/2159)for proposedchanges at Rochester Airport hasbeenraisedwith theSecretaryofState on2 September witha decision pending.
Canyou pleaseconfirmthattheRochester Airport planningapplicationMC/14/2914 willbesuspendeduntiltheSecretaryofStatehasmadea ruling?”
Councillor Mrs Diane Chambers stated that Medway Council had not received any notification from the Secretary of State or the Department for Communities and Local Government (CLG) regarding its decision not to require an Environmental Impact Assessment to be submitted with the planning application for Rochester Airport.
She stated that as a valid planning application had been received it was important that the application was formally consulted upon and determined in the usual way. If an application was not determined within a 13 week period the applicant had a right to appeal against non determination, and therefore in the absence of any notification from either CLG or the Secretary of State it was necessary that Medway Council, as Local Planning Authority, consult upon the application in accordance with its normal procedures and practices.
Mrs Mew, on behalf of Mr Mew, stated that Medway Council, in not requiring a formal impact assessment for the airport proposal, was neglectful in its duty to protect the community and also acting unlawfully as an Environmental Impact Assessment could not be inferred.
Mrs Mew stated that in referring the matter to Medway Council’s legal department and not providing a reason, the Head of Planning had demonstrated by omission that the House of Lords’ ruling was never considered in the case officer’s determination. If the determination for MC14/2159 was found unlawful or unsafe for whatever reason, would Medway Council suspend MC14/2914 planning application? Mrs Mew requested a simple yes or no answer.
Councillor Mrs Diane Chambers stated that it was not possible to answer this question with a yes or no answer, and that the bottom line was that the Council had not been notified by either the CLG or the Secretary of State that such an application had been made.


solution: Water Meter Systems
December 20, 2018
The City of Fairfield has announced a $1,267,950 project to modernize the City’s aging water service infrastructure.
June 7, 2018
The Agua SUD smart water meter project is the largest to date in the Rio Grande Valley and will achieve many financial, operational, and customer service needs.


NHAI Guinness World Record for Longest Continuously Laid Lane: Important Points
A Guinness World Record has been created by the National Highways Authority of India for constructing the longest bituminous lane of 75 kilometers in the timeframe of 105 hours and 33 minutes on the National Highway-53 between Akola and Amravati Districts in Maharashtra.
How many workers worked on this project?
This project was implemented by 720 workers that includes a team of independent consultants. The total length of this newly constructed single-lane continuous bituminous concrete road is equivalent to a two-lane paved shoulder road’s 37.5 kilometers. The work on this road was started on 3rd June 2022 and was completed on 7th June 2022.
What is known about the NH-53?
The Akola to Amravati section is a part of NH-53 and is located in Maharashtra. It is an important corridor connecting the major cities such as:
- Surat, etc.
This national highway will be playing a major role in easing the movement of freight and traffic on this route.
Where was the previous record achieved?
The previous world record for the longest continuously laid bituminous was achieved in Doha, Qatar for building a 25.275 kms of road in February 2019. This task was completed in a period of 10 days.


Drains unable to cope with surface water after thunderstorm
Reported in the Flooding or standing water on road category anonymously at 09:51, Wed 17 June 2020
Sent to Warwickshire County Council less than a minute later
Surface water running down brockhurst lane is running off the road and flooding our drive at 27 brockhurst lane . the road drains seem unable to cope with heavy rainfall . water is running off the fields at the top of the lane onto the road .there is a dip in the road adjacent to our property which allows the water to run down our drive . this problem has been reported several times in the past few years.
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45 acres mol of Prime Residential Property available to develop. This is a rare find in Deer Creek because the land has been annexed into OKC and Oklahoma City water, sewer, and utilities will be available. Great for a developer that would like to make this a gated community. Nice pond is located on the land great for community use or for prime lots. The property that is for sale doesn't include the east 10 acres that run on the south leg of the property. Please see drawing included in pictures. Access to this property will be via a new proposed road, Thomas Dr., from Danforth to the neighborhood through the commercial development in front. Please view the PUD on MLS #882026 to see the road and if you are interested in learning more about the front commercial property that is available.
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Board of Supervisors
Southampton County's governing body is the Board of Supervisors, which is comprised of seven Southampton County citizens, one each from the seven election districts. A Chairman and Vice-Chairman are elected annually. The Board has overall administrative and legislative responsibilities, including the levying of county taxes, appropriating funds, approving and enforcing the Comprehensive Plan, which governs land use, the making and enforcing ordinances and setting policies and procedures for the citizens of Southampton County.
The Board of Supervisors meets regularly the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM (Closed Meeting is at 6:00 PM).


As the Art Tunnel is a pilot for temporary usage of disused sites in Dublin we felt it was important to leave without questioning the owners reasons for terminating the contract. We were told by the owner that he wished to open a coffee shop on the site.
We removed all Art Tunnel materials easily as it was of light weight build designed to be temporary. The materials were all recycled into other Inner City projects, they became a raised bed, a rainwater collector and a play house prototype. See them here:


There are only two more days to have your say on what the Cowichan Valley Commuter bus services looks like down the road.
The CVRD and BC Transit put out a survey Feb. 27 aimed at gauging interest in potential infrastructure improvements. Fancy a new schedule, Saturday service, or a new park and ride location? This is your opportunity to speak up.
For more details see: https://bctransit.com/cowichan-valley/survey


Edmonton’s LRT network is expanding. Construction on the Valley Line Southeast has been underway since 2016, and the tracks, stops and stations are taking shape. In 2020, work is anticipated to begin on the Valley Line West from Downtown to Lewis Farms and on the Metro Northwest Phase 1 from NAIT to Blatchford.
When projects of this size get going, they’re hard to miss. They bring temporary road closures, construction staging and detours.
They also bring what can be a little harder to see: a more connected city with a public transportation network that will allow people to go here, there and way over there.
Where will you go?
We connected with some Edmontonians to get their take.
Michelle and her husband Greg call the construction “short-term pain for long-term gain.”
Michelle, Greg and their children use the train to get wherever they’re going. From gymnastics to swimming and everything in between, the LRT is how they get there.
“As the LRT continues to expand, this is going to provide us with even more opportunities, places to go, ways to get there and new areas of the city to explore,” Michelle says.
To Ian, using the train is a no brainer. As a University of Alberta student, Ian prefers the train to driving to get to class. And in the future?
“I’ve heard that the LRT is expanding to the four major hospitals in Edmonton, and being that I’m interested in a healthcare career, the LRT could really help me get to work.” Ian says.
Mark is a retired Edmontonian who takes the train to meet friends for lunch at Southgate Mall, to physiotherapy appointments at the University of Alberta and to catch events downtown.
“Taking the LRT has been very beneficial. And the further west the LRT expands, the quicker it’ll be for me to get downtown and all around the city,” Mark says.
How about you, where will you go?
Visit our team at Health Sciences LRT Station on Thursday, July 25, from 7:30 – 9 a.m. and tell us where LRT expansion will take you for a chance to win a family pass to the Edmonton Valley Zoo.
Can’t make it to Health Sciences LRT Station? Post a photo to Twitter or Instagram telling us where the LRT will take you. Tag the City of Edmonton and use the hashtag #WhereWillYouGoYEG before 11 p.m. July 25, 2019, to be entered
Visit edmonton.ca/wherewillyougo for details and contest rules.


Reserving City Facilities, Beach, and Parks for Gatherings
Thank you for your interest in our island's various city parks and facilities for your event needs. Our parks and recreational facilities are often used for family and business gatherings, weddings and celebrations. The forms necessary for nearly all events and permits are posted online. Please call our Facilities Coordinator at 912-472-5045, if you require additional assistance.
Please visit the Special Event Planning page for information about the process to host an event open to the public that may require city services.


Culmore Road Sewer Maintenance Work Gets Underway
14 August 2018 10:09
NI Water, together with our appointed contractor, Quinn Automatic will be undertaking sewer maintenance work on the Culmore Road in L’Derry. These works are programmed to commence on Sunday 19th August and will take approximately 1 week to complete.
The work will involve structural repairs and the replacement of an existing cover on a Combined Sewer Overflow chamber, which is in poor condition.
In order to carry out the work safely, it will be necessary to have a lane closure in place on the Culmore Road during the works. However, normal traffic flow will be maintained, with one lane remaining open in each direction at all times. Vehicular access for residents will be maintained and pedestrian access will be available at all times. Parking restrictions will be in place around the working area.
Working hours will be, Sunday 8.00am to 5.00pm and Monday to Friday 8.00am to 8.00.pm However, it may be necessary at times for work to be undertaken outside of these hours.
NI Water and our contractor Quinn Automatic would like to thank the public for their patience and cooperation while we carry out this essential maintenance work. We assure you that we will do everything we can to keep all disruption to a minimum.
Customer queries should be directed to Waterline on 03457 440088.
For further information, please contact NI Water’s Press Office on 02890 354710 or email firstname.lastname@example.org


Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 8 (ANI): Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) will be taking up structural maintenance works on the Purple Line between Trinity and Halasuru Metro Stations, leading to a curtailment of metro train services on the line from 4 pm onwards on Saturday.
The statement issued by BMRCL Chief Public Relations Officer read, "To facilitate the works, there will be a curtailment of metro train services on the Purple Line from 4 pm onwards on Saturday till 6 am on Sunday between Baiyappanahalli and M G Road metro stations."
However, during this period, on Purple Line, metro trains will continue to run between M G Road and Kengeri Metro Stations as scheduled, the press statement read.
Metro Services on Green Line and the entire purple line will run normally as per schedule on October 9 and 10, it said. (ANI)


This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (April 2014)
Northside Drive is a road in Atlanta which begins on Whitehall Street in Castleberry Hill just north of Interstate 20 (I-20), and ends by abruptly turning right near the Chattahoochee River in Sandy Springs near Riverwood High School, at which point it becomes Heards Ferry Road. Parts of the road are designated as US 19/US 29/US 41/SR 3.
Route description edit
Its southern endpoint is located just east of Morehouse College, then travels north from there, passing by Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Next, it passes by the west side of Georgia Tech, followed by the Atlanta IKEA. After crossing I-75 at an interchange which was the site of the Bluffton University bus accident in 2007. This interchange has also been the site of many other accidents. Northside Drive then passes North Atlanta High School's current location (as opposed to its new location, which is on Northside Parkway), before splitting between US 41/SR 3 (Northside Parkway) to the west and Northside Drive to the east. It then crosses West Pace's Ferry Road. After this intersection, Blackland Road splits off from the east, and the road then intersects with Mount Paran Road; near this intersection is Holy Spirit Preparatory School. At I-285, Northside Drive forms an unusual interchange, with the road splitting off to the right to form New Northside Drive, a one-way street. New Northside Drive then joins back together with Northside Drive at a four-way intersection with Riveredge Lane, just before it ends by a sharp right turn to avoid the Chattahoochee River.
In 2013, it was announced that $2 billion would be spent on rejuvenating a 5-mile-long (8.0 km) section of Northside Drive south of I-75, much of which will go to the new Falcons stadium.
See also edit
- "Focus turns to left-side exit lane in bus tragedy". CNN. March 3, 2007. Retrieved December 25, 2014.
- Pendered, David (July 1, 2013). "Northside Drive: $2 billion in planned development may spur road's renewal". Saporta Report. Retrieved October 8, 2013.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984Notice ID: MF0440932
BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC ORDER
1. NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council have on the 17th June 2019 made an Order pursuant to powers in Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended which has the following effect:-
Phase 1 - Hollingdean Road
The Temporary prohibition of the right turn movement from Popes Folly into Hollingdean Road.
Close Hollingdean Road to Westbound traffic at its junction with Lewes
Road westwards to opposite Popes Folly.
Phase 2 - Lewes Road
The temporary prohibition of the right turn movement from Lewes Road into the southern access of Saunders Park View.
2.The Order is necessary to enable UK Power Network's contractors to install new 11kV ducting and cabling for Brighton University.
3. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
4. This Order comes into force on 24 June 2019 for eighteen months or until such sooner time as the works are completed.
Dated: 24 June 2019. ^|
Nick Hibberd, Executive Director Economy, lf§| Environment & Culture, Brighton & Hove lj|
City Council, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road,
Hove, BN3 3BQ. 1|


Route 25 This route operates North/South between Lenox and Doraville stations primarily along Peachtree Rd., Peachtree Industrial Blvd. and Motors Industrial Blvd. Select weekday only trips operate between Lenox and Medical Center stations via Peachtree Rd. and Johnson Ferry Rd. Points of Interest: Lenox Square, CHA at Scottish Rite, Northside and St. Joseph's Hospitals.


Express your opinion on Secondary /Backyard Suites by May 11th or you won’t be heard.
Express your opinion on Secondary and Backyard suites by May 11th, or you won’t be heard. This is one form of Backyard suite (above garage or standalone) along with Secondary Suites (in the home) that may be approved for Wildwood by City Council when it considers Land Use Bylaw changes on May 11.
These suites could be approved for all Wildwood properties unless you speak up!
The Wildwood Community Association Development Committee has reviewed the proposed changes and City Council has been provided with a letter of objection.
In summary, communities in only four Wards are being targeted for re-zoning to allow Secondary Suites and Backyard Suites. For Wildwood, and other single-family neighborhoods in these Wards, the introduction of Secondary and Backyard Suites will have a significant effect by increasing density and build-up, at the expense of privacy and community quality. The bylaw changes would turn existing Wildwood single-family properties into two-family properties, and the existing two-family properties into four families. The City proposes these sweeping changes as its solution to illegal suite safety and affordable housing shortages. The reality however, is that, the City met its affordable housing targets last year through simple administrative changes, and increased enforcement by Bylaw and the Fire Department has produced increased safety upgrades to rental properties. The City is also planning to establish a rental registry and a certification process to incent rental safety.
The Community Association recommends a continuation of these new processes. The Bylaw zoning changes are being opposed because they go far beyond safety and affordability by singling out Communities in specific Wards to be degraded by the impact of densification.
Your Community Association is only one voice. To avoid the impact of these Bylaw changes, we need YOU to be heard and counted as well.
Please send an email to your Councilor, Evan Woolley at email@example.com and Mayor Nenshi at firstname.lastname@example.org and be sure to copy it to email@example.com so we can keep track. If you like, you could simply attach the Community Association letter to your email and express your support for the Association’s position.
Please act now to avoid these permanent changes to our community.
Wildwood Community Association Development Committee:
Robyn Birdsell, Kevin Phillips, Gordon Owen, Bryce Rollefstad, Quinten Beasley, Jorge Picon Couselo
Coming Soon - Secondary Suites (83.1 KiB, 688 hits)
WCA Secondary and Backyard Suites - April 2015 (523.0 KiB, 742 hits)


Perdana Avenue: 2-Storey Shop Office
* From RM600,000
Ideal Option for an Affordable Work & Business Space
Surrounded by residential & recreational areas, Perdana Avenue is the focal point in Kuang, attracting not only its local residents, but also tourists visiting Tasik Biru. Thanks to its prominent location, convenient transportation links & developed neighbourhoods, this commercial centre offers potential for investment or establishing a business.
From 2,142.02 sqft
Sorry, a brochure is not available for this property. Kindly contact us at email@example.com to get more information.


This is an allotment on a gentle slope covered by evergreen oak, elm, ash, acacia, prunus and plane trees, all seeded spontaneously by birds from the surrounding plots. All of these trees and their canopy perimeters were measured and drawn on to plan. Le Corbusier said he wanted the empty La Tourette courtyard to be populated naturally with vegetation, by birds and the wind. Le Corbusier left a void in his architecture to be populated by nature. We think this project has arisen in opposition to that idea.


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The 2019 Stormwater Management Plan DRAFT is ready. The Town of Chelmsford invites the public to comment on this draft of our stormwater plan. Submit comments by 10:00 AM, Wednesday, June 12th. Please send comments to email@example.com.
Stormwater Management Plan DRAFT:
Stormwater Management Plan Appendix DRAFT: