Cambridge City are free to start work on building their new stadium, after Secretary of State Eric Pickles gave their application final approval.
The Southern Premier Division side had been hoping to build a 3,000 capacity stadium in Sawston, and that dream will now become a reality.
The plans had already been approved by South Cambridgeshire District Council in June, but the final decision had to be made by the government because the ground will be on green belt land.
The club have recently been sharing a ground with nearby Histon.
"This is fantastic news for everyone involved with Cambridge City Football Club.
We can now really move forward and develop something truly special that will not only secure the long-term future of the club, but will also provide a first class community facility for the people of Sawston and surrounding area.
I am delighted and excited that we can now look forward to a new home, and I am sure that the fans will also share the same feeling in what will be a dawning of a new era for the club".
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14(1)
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order of Stansted Road, Stansted
Please click on the following link https://one.network/?tm=119424346 to find details of the intended closure of Stansted Road, due to commence on 9th December 2020 for 3 days. The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while Affinity Water undertakes pipe installation works.
Essex Streetworks Team


Temporary toilets on building sites
All building and development sites within Wodonga must be provided with suitable toilets for use by workers onsite.
This has been a requirement for more than 20 years and still remains in place.
Guidelines have been adopted by us and incorporated into Local Law No. 7, which is listed below:
A penalty can be incurred in the event of non-compliance and our staff conduct random site inspections.
We regularly receive complaints from workmen and nearby neighbours when building sites are not provided with suitable toilets.
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Drain is blocked and the road and footpath flood every time it rains. Please entry the drain, and all the drains along the Watton Road which are all blocked. This causes flooding further down hill and leaves dangerous debris on the road making it slippery.
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Apologies for the delay in the start of the 6 week consultation period on the application that we (and Woodlands Area Residents) have submitted to our two local councils, for a new Neighbourhood Forum for the area.
It has become clear that Hammersmith and Fulham Council were not geared up for the start of the new powers under the Localism Act. This part of the Act came into effect on April 6th 2012, but the council does not yet have arrangements or a staff team in place to handle applications for designation.
RB Kensington & Chelsea, on the other hand, were well prepared. They already have one such consultation exercise in progress (for the Norland Society) and were ready to advertise our applicatiion on their website (as the Act requires) within days of its submission. But they wanted to wait for LBHF so that the 6 week periods could run concurrently.
We have now asked RBKC to go ahead, and for LBHF to follow when they are ready. It is a month since the application was submitted, and the Act requires councils to advertise such proposals ‘as soon as possible’. A delay of a month to carry out a simple task is not impressive.
There will be a stall at the Helens Festival on June 9th (in St Helens Gardens) at which the public will have the opportunity to suggest issues that should be covered in the Neighbourhood Plan. We hope that by then both councils will have published our application and started the 6 week consultation period on the proposed new St Quintin and Woodlands Neighbourhood Forum.
A regular open meeting of the St Helens Residents Association, at 4pm on June 30th in the St Helens Church Hall, will then provide the next occasion to discuss ideas for the plan.
Details of the application, including a map of the neighbourhood plan area and the proposed constitution for the new Forum, can be accessed from the links in the posting below.


Verge maintenance responsibilities
Property owners, property managers or residents whose property is connected or adjacent to the verge are responsible for verge maintenance including mowing, weeding, pruning, mulching and maintaining any approved structures or furniture in a safe condition.
The City will provide a minimum service to ensure unkempt verges are maintained. Depending on the condition of the verge, this is generally up to four times a year upon request and if the grass exceeds 150mm in height. For further information, please refer to Public Open Space Strategy.
Weeds along footpaths and kerbs are sprayed when they become a problem. More information on weed spraying opens in a new window.
Verge improvement applications and treatment supported
The City supports verge improvements made by property owners directly adjacent to a front or side verge.
Permissible verge treatments include approved trees, mulched gardens, edible gardens, drought tolerant lawn, low groundcovers and mid-level shrubs.
Unacceptable verge treatments include signs, fences, barriers, lighting, unsafe materials that produce a loose or slippery surface, rocks, stakes, synthetic turf and impermeable surfaces.
The City may ask property owners to undertake remedial works to meet requirements should the verge treatments present a hazard or substantial risk.
Any improvement outside the permissible treatments will require the submission of a verge landscape design. Please complete the following online form
Verge Landscaping Application Form
For more information or to request verge maintenance please call us on 08 9411 3444 or email


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ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) – Beginning at approximately 7 a.m. today water will be off in the following area for work on water lines:
South First St. between 12th Ave. S.W. and 14th Ave. S.W.
The Public Works Department suggests that residents in the affected area collect and store water for personal and restroom use. Work is expected to last all day.


Praterstern Vienna Austria 1904. Old postcard from 1904
The Prater Stern is a place in the Austrian capital Vienna, which today is in the form of a roundabout. He is on the 2nd District of Vienna, Leopoldstadt, and is formed by the confluence of seven streets. In addition to the regional train station Vienna Prater Stern a monument to the Austrian Admiral Tegetthoff dominates the square. Before the roundabout favorites Prater Stern is the largest roundabout in Vienna.


Tuesday, October 19, 2021
|Monthly Board & Resident Meeting|
|Time:||7pm to 8pm|
Please join us via Zoom for our monthly Board meeting, where various issues involving the neighborhood will be discussed. The link will be sent the day before each meeting and is unique to that meeting only. Meetings will resume in person when local health directives allow and updated information will be posted at that time.


The Third Mainland Bridge will be open for use by 12 noon today, Saturday.
The minister of works, Babatunde Fashola disclosed this in a tweet on his official handle.
”Third mainland bridge rehab completed. Fully opens to traffic at 12noon today. Thank you all for your patience. Drive safely”


Moscow’s first round-the-clock bicycle rental stands will start operating June 1. The measure will see some 100 rental stands go up across the city, with customers given the option of renting at one and then leaving the bicycle at another stand close to their final destination. Rental will cost about $1.60 for the first hour. Currently, 30 rental stands have already been installed. Those who would like to rent a bicycle will first need to register on project’s official site at http://velobike.ru.


Our company is actively engaged in highway and bridge construction throughout the mid-Atlantic region. We compete for this work through competitive public bidding, occasionally as a joint venture partner. We also perform as a subcontractor for such functions as earthwork, utility work, paving and structures.
We maintain numerous pre-qualifications with agencies such as Department of Transportation of New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania, as well as various highway, turnpike, bridge authorities, and federal agencies.
With a goal of continued growth in the heavy and highway construction industry, we are continually seeking selective bidding opportunities, potential joint-venture partners, and major subcontracting situations. We are very proud to have an excellent history of meeting or exceeding contractual goals and of never failing to complete a project.


Bay Colony Area Detention Modifications
Budget: $3.2 million
Scope of work: Widen existing detention basins and drainage channels in the Bay Colony area to add storage capacity to reduce the potential impact of flooding.
Subdivisions, areas, or streets impacted: Bay View, Bay Colony Parkside, Lakes in Bay Colony, Enclave at Bay Colony, Meadows in Bay Colony, Centerfield Lakes, Dove Meadows, Retreat in Bay Colony, Bay Colony Pointe, Bay Colony Point West, Enclave at Bay Colony West, Bay Colony Meadows West, Tallow Forest, and Mary Lane
Project Status as of May 2022
In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey flooding, a Hydrologic and Hydraulic Study was conducted of areas within the Magnolia Bayou and Borden’s Gully Watersheds. The project was advertised for bid on October 5, 2021, and the bid opening was on October 26, 2021. While numerous general contractors downloaded the bid documents, no bids were received. Discussions with these plan holders revealed the lack of response was due to the contractors being too busy to prepare bid proposals. The project was re-advertised for bid on January 18, 2022. The bid opening was on February 15, 2022, and three proposals were received. The construction contract was approved.
The original schedule, as of September 2019, shows design programmed from quarter 4 of 2019 through quarter 1 of 2020 for Bay Colony Area Detention Improvements. Land acquisition is programmed from quarter 2 of 2020 through quarter 2 of 2021. Construction bidding is scheduled for quarter 3 of 2021 with construction following through quarter 4 of 2022. Construction time is an estimate as each bid is awarded based on cost and time submitted by the contractor.
The current schedule, as of December 2021, for the Bay Colony Area Detention Improvements project shows design in progress from quarter 4 of 2019 through quarter 3 of 2021. Land acquisition and permitting was programmed from quarter 3 in 2020 through quarter 3 of 2021. Construction bidding is programmed in quarter 4 of 2021 through quarter 1 of 2022. Construction in progress from quarter 2 of 2022 through quarter 2 of 2023. Construction time is an estimate as each bid is awarded based on cost and time submitted by the contractor.
Project Manager Contact Information
Email Susan Oyler


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Recycling Center: Transfer Station location, Rte. 12A, Alstead 835-2425. Hours: Wed. and Sat, 7am-5pm
Note: Special Town Clerk Hours for December here.
Dec. 14 Langdon Church Service 3 p.m.
Dec. 15 Selectboard Meeting
Dec. 17 Planning Board Meeting
Dec. 22 No Selectboard Meeting
Dec. 29 Selectboard Meeting
Jan. 5 Selectboard Meeting
Jan. 7 Heritage Commission Meeting
Jan. 12 Selectboard Meeting


WICKLIFFE, KY (KFVS) - The Ohio River Bridge Between Wickliffe and Cairo will be reduced Wednesday, Oct. 19 through Friday, Oct. 28.
The lane and width restrictions on the Ohio River Bridge are to allow deck repair work.
The work zone will include a 9 ft. maximum load width and one lane traffic with alternating flow controlled by an automated signal.
Lane and width restrictions will be in place around the clock once work starts due to curing time required for concrete being used in the deck repair process. The maintenance crew will attempt to phase the work so lane and width restrictions can be taken down on Saturday and Sunday.
Delays are expected to me minimal, generally less than seven minutes.
Also known as The Cairo Bridge, the US 51/US 60/US 62 Wickliffe-Cairo Bridge carries about 5,500 vehicles across the Ohio River each day between Wickliffe, KY, and Cairo, IL, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.


P. O. Box 276
1 Cooleyville Road
Shutesbury MA 01072-0276
RFQ for new library building Owner's Project Manager (OPM)
Click here to read the Request for Qualifications for Owner's Project Management Services for the Shutesbury Public Library (September 2022).
Library Building Program
Click here to read the formal Library Building Program (November 2021).
Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Click here to read final plan, approved by FEMA (January 2022).
Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Plan.
Click here to read Fuss & O'Neill Summary of Findings (August 2020).


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This popular park in the middle of the East Village is a perfect centerpiece for its eclectic neighborhood, which houses artists, radicals, fashion lovers, and those who have lived in the neighborhood for decades and witnessed its many changes.
Along with its excellent people-watching, the park is equipped with two playgrounds, a handball court, chess tables, and a basketball court.
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Had a great meeting yesterday. We were briefed on some exciting activities going on surrounding building 31 on the Olmsted County Fairgrounds. Improvments that will allow the balcony area in building 31 (Floral Hall) which has been closed for nigh on 2 decades to be open to the public once more. The Friends will help promote awareness of this project through social media and will highlight it during grahamfest on Saturday May 19th.
Posted on February 24th 2012 in Olmsted county fair and Graham Park


Part of London Bridge Road will be closed next week during Oceana Naval Air Station's air show.
The closure will be between Central Drive and International Parkway, according to a Virginia Beach police post on Facebook. The closure will happen from noon to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday.
No vehicles will be allowed to use that part of the road during those times.
Signs will direct traffic to alternative routes.
Cindy Clayton, 757-446-2377, email@example.com


LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - Prepare for delays near the Big Rock Interchange (I-430
and 630) starting Tuesday, Nov. 13. Crews will be completing a variety of
construction just in time for the holiday season.
"I haven't seen a lot of accidents, but have seen people do U-turns in the
streets," said Phoenicia Harris.
Harris is used to construction around the Interstate 430/630 Interchange. As a
sales assistant at Furniture Factory Outlet near the site, she said it's not
too bad for business.
"It's done a wonderful deal to my job because with the construction
sometimes we have detours; with the detours you can't help but pass our
stores," explained Harris.
She's bracing for more congestion. Between Tuesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m., travel will be reduced to one lane in each direction. Crews will be
working on Shackleford Rd. between Hermitage Rd. and West Markham St. They will
also be working on Financial Centre Pkwy. between Shackleford Rd. and Embassy
"There will be selected lane closures. The whole area will not be closed
down. There will be one lane of traffic in each direction at all times," said
Randy Ort, spokesman for the Arkansas Highway Department.
Ort asked motorists to keep up the good work of avoiding construction areas.
"We want people to plan their trips ahead of time."
Ort concluded with saying that crews will finish paving new sections of roadway
that will tie into the future I-630 overpass of Shackleford Rd. On top of lane
closures on Financial Centre Pkwy and Shackleford Rd., expect some construction
on Interstate 430 southbound. That will start this weekend and go into next
The $124 million interchange modification project will continue through 2014. For more information, go to www.ArkansasHighways.com.


PORTALES (KSEL)- The Portales City Police Department has notified Administration that BNSF Railroad will hold 4 trial runs at 49 miles per hour today (05/07/2019) starting around 9 a.m. This notice will be on the Police Department’s Facebook page and the City’s Facebook page will have the notice also.
The Portales Public Works Street Department Supervisor has notified Administration that W. University Drive will be closed from Hwy 70 to Avenue O – 9am to 11am on Thursday, May 9th, for road repairs. BNSF Railroad will have a safety person present at the worksite. The detour will be set up sending traffic to Avenue K.


A new program called the Motorist Assistance Patrol, or MAP, will provide assistance to drivers in need. The MAP cars, part of a public-private partnership with State Farm will be highly visible to drivers, and can assist with basic road-side maintenance. The idea is to improve traffic flow by decreasing the congestion caused by stopped vehicles.
Last year the MAP cars helped more than 55 thousand customers. The MAP program is operated seven days a week from 5:30 am to 7:30 pm in the Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Shreveport areas. They change flat tires, provide jump-starts, and carry coolants as well as fuel.
KLAX ABC 31 News 12/10/13


Catherine Greig of make:good reports:
In my last update I confirmed that TfL intend to take Vision 2, presented at our public exhibition (as well as online) in January and early February 2015, forward into a planning application before the end of this year. The material exhibited is still available to view online and a summary of the feedback that we received is available.
Since then TfL has appointed a full design team to undertake the detailed design process. We are aware that while Vision 2 was welcomed at the public exhibition (with 80% of those leaving feedback in January making it their preferred option), this vision will evolve as further design progresses to take account of technical and engineering constraints, and community input. The feedback collected in January has been made available to the design team and my team and I will be attending the ongoing design team meetings as well as arranging a series of public engagement events over the coming months.
TfL will be meeting the tenants over the coming weeks and will continue to liaise directly with them during the preparation of the planning application to ensure they are kept updated.
During the preparation of the planning application the Northwood Futures team will be arranging two separate opportunities for people to see progress and provide feedback. I will be providing exact dates for these in the near future, but an indicative timeline is:
1st opportunity for community to feedback – mid June (before the end of the school summer term)
2nd opportunity for community to feedback – w/c 7th September (after the start of school autumn term)
Planning application submitted to Hillingdon Council – mid Autumn 2015
TfL will also continue to liaise and collaborate with Hillingdon Council throughout the process.
We will be looking for venues and dates for our engagement activities over the coming weeks and will promote these events once we have more details to make sure as many people as possible have the opportunity to contribute their ideas and comment on the proposals.


Glen Eira City Council
$44 million dollars
7 May 2012
| Glen Eira City Council|
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| East Bentleigh Swimming Pool|
200 E Boundary Rd, Bentleigh East VIC 3165, Australia
Open today · 5:45AM–10PMWednesday5:45AM–10PMThursday5:45AM–10PMFriday5:45AM–8PMSaturday7AM–7PMSunday7AM–7PMMonday5:45AM–10PMTuesday5:45AM–10PM
Waves Leisure Centre, Harold Holt Swim Centre, Ashburton Pool & Recreatio, Clayton Aquatics & Health Cl, Oakleigh Recreation Centre
Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre (GESAC) is an aquatic centre that was developed by Hansen Yuncken and is owned by City of Glen Eira. It is a rival to Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre as it is contains a 50-metre outdoor pool, 25 metre indoor pool, water slides, leisure pools, gymnasium and a stadium. It is being constructed for the cost of $44m dollars.
It is the first indoor pool in Glen Eira.
Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre Wikipedia
In 2009, construction was approved and the pool had started to develop. It was scheduled to open in the summer of 2011-2012 but due to errors by the constructors the pool was opened on Monday the 7th of May at 6:00am


A crowd filled the Spokane Valley City Council chambers Tuesday to hear the council vote to advance an ordinance regulating barista attire.
Two people spoke in favor of the ordinance, praising the council members for their decision.
Resident Shane Criddle said he was representing the Coalition for Community Values and that the city had “crafted a fine document” quickly. “We’re full of gratitude for what you have done,” he said.
Cheryl Demars said the council’s quick work had bolstered her faith in government representing the people.
Council members had no comments about the proposed ordinance, which states that at least half of women’s breasts must be covered by a “full and opaque covering.” The ordinance is a reaction to outrage about a “bikini barista” coffee stand two doors down from City Hall that advertises topless Tuesdays and Thursdays. On those days the baristas wear pasties and G-strings.
The vote to advance the ordinance to a second and final reading on Nov. 26 was unanimous. Councilman Arne Woodard was absent, but sent an email to be read into the record expressing his support.
In other business, the council voted to approve a comprehensive plan amendment docket. Most of the items on the docket are minor housekeeping items brought forward by the city. The city is also seeking to rezone land it owns near Mirabeau Park, and there are two privately initiated amendments. The proposed amendments now go to the city’s planning commission for consideration.
The Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service has requested that a county-owned parcel at 2117 N. Bradley Ave. be rezoned from low-density residential to corridor mixed use. The parcel is directly north of county property at Trent Avenue and Bradley that is being converted into an animal shelter.
The second private amendment request would change 4.71 acres on the northeast corner of Sprague Avenue and Barker Road from low-density residential to high-density residential. The property has a house and barn on it. According to the Spokane County Assessor’s Office, it is owned by Wendell and Teresa Olson.
Councilman Ben Wick noted that if the Barker property were rezoned, there would be a parcel to its north zoned low density completely surrounded by property with higher zoning classifications.
Senior planner Lori Barlow said it’s not ideal to create an “island” of low density, but the owner of that parcel was uninterested in rezoning when approached about the neighboring zone change request.
“Perhaps the staff could contact the property owner,” Councilman Dean Grafos said. “Does that property owner understand what’s going on?”
The council also discussed a towing ordinance requested by the Spokane Valley Police Department. Currently when property owners find abandoned cars, they call a tow company to have them removed. Sometimes those cars are stolen and owners are “revictimized” when they have to pay towing and impound fees, said Deputy City Attorney Erik Lamb. The new ordinance would require towing companies to call police to check if a car has been reported stolen before it is towed.


From I-5 North and South, and the Alaskan Way Viaduct,
take the exits near Seahawks Stadium and Exhibition Center. From
I-5 exits at James Street, 4th Avenue, and Airport Way
I-90, follow the signs to Fourth Avenue South
From SR 520, take I-5 South to either the James
Street, 4th Avenue, or Airport Way exits
800 Occidental Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98134


Changes to Routes 73, 74, 75, 75E, 76, 76A, 77, 78, 79, 80, 80A, 86, 86A, 86D and 86E.
73 Liverpool South Parkway - Halewood
This service will be withdrawn. For help planning your journey via alternative ways, please call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33.
74, 75, 75E Liverpool - Halewood
Routes 74 and 75E are withdrawn, but are replaced by extra Route 75 buses.
Route 75 now runs from Liverpool ONE Bus Station to and from either Halewood Shopping Centre or Okell Drive, so buses no longer serve Lydiate Lane. Buses are also rerouted to run via Baileys Lane, so they no longer serve Wood Road or Hollies Road. The frequency is increased to every 10 minutes during Monday to Saturday daytimes and every 20 minutes during Monday to Saturday evenings and on Sundays.
76, 76A, 77 Liverpool - Halewood
Routes 76A and 77 are withdrawn, but are replaced by Route 76 buses. Route 76 times are changed.
78 Liverpool - Halewood
Monday to Saturday buses now run to and from Mann Island in Liverpool city centre, so they no longer serve bus stops in Exchange Street East or Moorfields. Off-peak daytime buses now run to and from Halewood Shopping Centre only, so no longer serve Okell Drive. The times are changed. Sunday buses are unchanged.
79 Liverpool - Netherley
Route 79 is extended from Netherley to start and finish at Halewood Shopping Centre, running via Gerrards Lane, Okell Drive and Leathers Lane.
The daytime frequency of buses running between Liverpool, Netherley and Halewood is reduced to every 10 minutes on Mondays to Fridays and every 12 minutes on Saturdays. Other journeys are renumbered 79D and are shortened to run between Liverpool and Belle Vale Shopping Centre. Route 79 buses to Liverpool are rerouted to run from Brownlow Hill via Hanover Street to Liverpool ONE Bus Station, with Route 79D buses running via Queen Square Bus Station and Dale Street. All Route 79 and 79D buses from Liverpool run via Victoria Street and Queen Square Bus Station.
The evening frequency is increased to every 20 minutes, with all buses running between Liverpool and Halewood. The Sunday daytime frequency is increased to every 10 minutes, with alternate daytime buses running between Belle Vale or Halewood.
80 Liverpool - Garston
The frequency is reduced to every 20 minutes and the times are changed.
80A Liverpool - Liverpool John Lennon Airport
The Monday to Saturday daytime frequency is reduced to every 20 minutes and the times are changed. The Monday to Saturday evening and all day Sunday frequency is increased to every 20 minutes, the times are changed and buses are extended, via Liverpool John Lennon Airport, to start and finish at Speke Morrisons.
86, 86A, 86C, 86D, 86E
Liverpool - Allerton, Childwall, Garston, Liverpool South Parkway and Liverpool John Lennon Airport
(Quality Bus Network services run by Arriva and Stagecoach)
A summer timetable is introduced, meaning the daytime frequencies are slightly reduced. Sunday Route 86E buses are withdrawn. The times are changed.
As part of the Quality Partnership agreement along Route 86, Stagecoach are also changing their Routes 86, 86C and 86D.


Maida Hill Forum held its AGM on Monday 14th October. And it was busy!
1. We updated people on projects we have been working on this year.
2. We shared news of seven local developments… Read More
Westminster City Council has rejected an application to convert The Squirrel public house into flats.
In a decision published on the City's website ( http://bit.ly/squirrel-planning ), the Council states that the application:
- Would result in the loss


Residents in Jurong can look forward to a new integrated community lifestyle and water sports hub in two years’ time.
It will have a bigger boat storage area, as well as a landscaped roof deck to overlook Jurong Lake. To pave the way for this, the People’s Association (PA) is temporarily closing its Water-Venture outlet at the lake. It has hosted water sports activities in the area for almost 10 years.
“In a few years time, just a few years, this will be an even more beautiful place,” said Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam. “Full of trees, full of water (and) full of activity. We will keep the place as natural as possible, because this is a place where we can enjoy nature, and we can relax, as Singaporeans, in our own way, but in the middle of nature.”
Mr Shanmugaratnam was speaking at a community event at Jurong Lake Park on Saturday (Sep 19). Over 1,000 residents turned up for water sports activities, and a barbecue that evening.
Source : Channel NewsAsia – 19 Sep 2015


SECOND phase of the £33bn High Speed Two (HS2) railway will be unveiled by the government this morning, with communities learning whether they will be affected by the twin lines from Birmingham to Leeds and Manchester.
However plans for a direct link to Heathrow have been postponed while the government decides on the future of airport expansion.
Sources with knowledge of today’s announcement suggest one leg of HS2 will head north of Birmingham, passing through chancellor George Osborne’s Tatton constituency before stopping at Manchester airport and Manchester Piccadilly station. There will also be a short branch line to Crewe and a connection to the existing West Coast route, cutting journey times to cities such as Liverpool.
The other leg is expected to run north-east from Birmingham to a new station in the Nottingham suburbs. There will be a further stop on the outskirts of Sheffield before the route ends in the centre of Leeds.
Labour peer Lord (Andrew) Adonis, who commissioned the HS2 project, yesterday told City A.M. why he believes it must be built: “There is a very strong business case for HS2. Without a new high-speed line we will end up spending more money upgrading the existing Victorian railway which is nearly 200 years old and incapable of adding significant extra capacity.”
HS2 will halve the journey between London and Manchester to 1hr 8min.
But the government is braced for furious attacks from people who fear their homes and businesses will be blighted and by economists who believe the costs are greater than the benefits and that other projects make more economic sense. Phase one is timetabled to open in 2026, with the second stage following in 2032.
“The government is deluded if it thinks HS2 will regenerate the North. The region’s long-term economic problems will not be solved by faster rail links to London,” said Dr Richard Wellings of the IEA think tank.
“Towns such as Doncaster already enjoy fast links, but remain among the poorest places in the country. HS2 will be used as an excuse to waste billions more on flawed regeneration schemes in northern cities, at further expense to taxpayers.”


I can’t bear to see the Golden Gate Bridge steal all the attention, what with Tibet backers unfurling banners in preparation for the Olympic Torch sputtering through town Wednesday, from the really exciting news about the Bay Bridge.
I heard today that on Friday there will be a ribbon-cutting on the West Approach in San Francisco. I already wrote about how the project would be finished seven months early. But my initial report said middle of this month, and now it looks like it’s going to be Saturday, April 12.
Like the conquest of Tibet (sorry, Bart, but I couldn’t resist), this major time-savings was accomplished with what Caltrans dubbed “brute force.”
Luckily for motorists, it only involved a short period of oppression in the form of the lower deck of the Bay Bridge shut down on Labor Day weekend, 2006.
The alternative would have been a slow, painful nine weekends of workers picking away at the fringes as traffic continued, albeit slowly, through the construction site.
The brute force involved beating up a mile of the main double-deck western approach structure with an army, if you will, of pneumatic hammers on hydraulic arms. The demolition contractor removed 10,000 cubic yards of concrete in three days.
This feat of demo derring-do led to the made-for-time-lapse replacement of the Bay Bridge western span Yerba Buena Island Viaduct a year later. The 2007 project, as most will remember, involved not just a difficult demolition but rolling a 3,700-ton new upper deck into place afterward.
The actual project won’t be completely finished until January 2009, but the last major traffic switch will take place this weekend. The rest is expected to go by relatively unnoticed.
Some have suggested that Caltrans is lowering expectations in order to claim that it’s getting everything done early. I’m not an expert, but that seems improbable. Even if it were true, I think that’s better than saying you’re going to finish in 1995 and realizing you were off by a decade or two.
Photo of West Approach demolition from www.baybridgeinfo.org.


Sonoma Cannabis Access, a signature-driven initiative approved for the 2020 ballot by the Sonoma City Council in 2018, permits multiple cannabis businesses in the city’s commercial zones, without a use permit or regulatory fees – unlike many of the other uses currently allowed in commercial zones, which require a use permit. Jon Early collected 800 signatures in support of a cannabis dispensary in Sonoma in 2018 because the city council at that time had refused to support any commercial cannabis businesses in the city limits.
But in the year since that initiative was approved for the ballot the makeup of the Sonoma City Council has shifted, and council members in March approved an ordinance allowing for commercial cannabis operations in the city – including one walk-in dispensary, a delivery-only dispensary, a testing lab and a manufacturing business.
In spite of the city being in the process of developing its own commercial cannabis regulations, the Sonoma Cannabis Access ballot initiative is still slated for a vote in 2020 – and if it passes would override the city’s ordinances.
The article continues,
The state elections code states that “the proponent may withdraw the initiative at any time before the 88th day before the election,” as happened in Napa. Which means that Early could withdraw the Sonoma Cannabis Access initiative if he wished to – perhaps if he found the city’s new cannabis regulations process suitable, or perhaps if he were part of the new cannabis industry in Sonoma.
When asked if he would make an application under the new policy for one of the four projected business licenses, Early demurred. “At the moment I’m not planning to,” he told the Index-Tribune. “I don’t think I want to be a ‘beauty contest’ contender, I don’t like that approach.”
Now, despite the fact that the City of Sonoma has ordinances that permit cannabis businesses, a ballot measure, if passed, could upend and replace them with something that may prove unpalatable to Sonoma’s citizens. More to come…


Poor condition of road, numerous potholes and uneven road surface, very dangerous to Bikes and Moped. Accident waiting to happen.
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 16:28, Fri 28 December 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
Road surface and potholders have been here for months now, and the road condition is getting worse. They makes it very unsafe for bikes and mopeds, due to the composition and shape of the holes, which "catch" the wheels. Something needs to be done urgently. Location is The Avenue between Julian Road and Hazelwood Road, left hand side of the road.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:30, Fri 28 December 2018
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Private Property Zoning on
Cumberland Island is a place of legend. Its tidal marshes, undeveloped beaches and dunes, and lush maritime forests make it one of America's most spectacular and memorable barrier islands. Its protection remains one of the Georgia Conservancy's top priorities.
In August, a private landowner, Lumar LLC, requested a variance from Camden County for permission to divide an 87.51-acre tract of private property on Cumberland Island into 10 parcels. Because the lots will front an unpaved road, Cumberland Island’s Main Road, instead of a paved road, a land use variance is necessary to proceed. Such requests are common for rural landowners who wish to parcel their properties for use that is within county zoning requirements. The Camden County Planning Board approved this variance request during a public hearing on December 7 in Kingsland, Georgia.
The 87.51-acre tract owned by Lumar LLC is just north of Cumberland Island National Seashore’s Sea Camp and spans the east-west width of the island from beach to marsh. This area of private landholding has never been owned by the National Park Service during the more than for 40-year history of the National Seashore. Camden County zoning regulations currently regulate the land use activities of this tract and of other private holdings on Cumberland Island. The Lumar LLC tract is currently zoned by the county as a Conservation Preservation District which carries a number of restrictions regarding how the property owner can use the land.
One of the many zoning restrictions in a Conservation Preservation District is a prohibition of the installation or construction of any residential structure. The immediate concern of single-family homes being built on Cumberland Island is understandable, as the National Seashore is an incredible natural resource that deserves minimal disruption by human activity, both within Park boundaries and within private lands on the island.
We urge the Camden County Planning Board to enforce current zoning regulations as they pertain to Conservation Preservation Districts so as to ensure that the installation or construction of private residential structures will not be permitted in such districts on Cumberland Island.
The Purpose Statement for Cumberland Island states: “Cumberland Island National Seashore maintains the primitive, undeveloped character of one of the largest and most ecologically diverse barrier islands on the Atlantic coast, while preserving scenic, scientific, and historical values and providing outstanding opportunities for outdoor recreation and solitude.”
This current issue is a reminder to all that work to fully realize the purpose of Cumberland Island National Seashore is not complete, even 43 years after its establishment by the National Park Service.
It is vital that the Camden County Planning Board, the National Park Service, private landowners on Cumberland Island and the greater conservation community in Georgia work in concert to forward the vision and stated purpose of Cumberland Island National Seashore as a primitive island accessible to the general public for education, relaxation and passive recreation. This collaborative effort will not only build trust and understanding, but it is necessary to ensure that this wonderful natural resource is respected.


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The August Plan Commission meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, August 24 at 7:30 p.m.
North Rock Hill Road between Kirkham Avenue and Oak Street will be closed beginning Monday, June 26 for bridge replacement. Rock Hill is anticipated to re-open on October 20. Traffic will be detoured to North Gore Avenue during the closure.


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The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents to expect rolling street closures and some traffic delays Saturday, Oct. 27, during the Light the Night Walk for Leukemia and Lymphoma, in downtown Halifax.
More than 2,500 people are expected to take part in the walk, which begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Garrison Grounds along Sackville Street. From there, participants will head south on South Park Street, turning right on South Street, right on Robie Street, right on College Street, left on Summer Street, and right on Sackville Street, finishing at the Garrison Grounds at approximately 9 p.m.
Halifax Regional Police will be on hand to escort the walkers and help direct traffic along the route. Motorists are advised to find alternative routes if possible, and if they are travelling through the area, to drive carefully and be aware of the increased pedestrian traffic.
For more information on the walk, please visit http://lightthenight.ca/walks/halifax/.
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- Central London will be extremely busy on Saturday 19th October, owing to a march.
- To help manage the crowds safely, Marble Arch, Hyde Park Corner, Knightsbridge and Green Park stations will become exit and interchange only from about 11:00. Westminster station will become exit and interchange only from about 14:00.
- Other nearby stations will also be exceptionally busy, and may be made exit or interchange only over the course of the day. Stations around the march which may be affected will include Bond Street, Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, Charing Cross, Embankment, Piccadilly Circus, Waterloo, St James’s Park, Vauxhall and Victoria.
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Michigan Ave. & River Ave. Corridor Design Stakeholder Meeting
A corridor stakeholder meeting to discuss development design opportunities and opportunities for the City's Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
- Wednesday, November 14, 2018
- 9:00am - 1:00pm
- Main Floor Meeting Room
- Main Library
- Public Meeting
9:30am - 10:00am, Children's Activity Room, Main Library.
10:00am - 10:45am, North Branch, North Branch.
10:30am - 11:00am, Children's Activity Room, Main Library.
6:00pm - 8:00pm, Main Floor Meeting Room, Main Library.
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I want to thank you for asking our opinion regarding this vital facility option for our community. I strongly agree that option B would be a more reasonable choice for us. I will support my ideas with the following details.
I genuinely believe that building a baseball ground would be an appropriate option over an athletics sports complex for various reasons. Read More


Projects and Plans
SPRING COMMON BRIDGE REHABILITATION PROJECT
Spring Common Bridge was originally was constructed in 1949 and rehabilitated in 1986.
The bridge is made up of three different structures:
The bridge is 104' wide and consists of three lanes in each direction, 38' wide per lane with a 6' wide median and two 11' wide sidewalks.
- a 269' long steel tied arch span over the Mahoning River.
- a 102' long steel through girder span over the Norfolk Southern Railroad.
- a 62' long concrete frame span over Front Street.
SCOPE OF PROJECT:
- Replace existing concrete filled grid decking with same.
- Patch and repair existing substructure units.
- Replace expansion joints, drainage units and pedestrian railing.
- Repair structural steel members with various retrofitting.
- Paint all structural steel.
Total Construction Cost: $ 6,525,000
- ODOT High Cost Bridge Program: $ 3,040,000
- Eastgate Council of Government Highway Funds: $ 1,518,000
- CEAO Federal LBR Funds: $ 1,307,000
- Local County Bridge Bond Levy: $ 660,000
DEDICATION & REOPENING:
- Bridge was reopened to traffic on October 17, 2008.
- A bridge dedication ceremony was held to officially rename the Spring Common Bridge to the "Fallen Fire Fighters Memorial Bridge".
- The new bridge color chosen was "crimson velvet" to honor the fire fighters.
Term and Long Term Plans:
We intend to seek additional and new grant funding for our projects as well as use newly developed products to enhance our road and bridge maintenance.
We have upgraded our fleet vehicles to provide better and more responsive snow and ice control in the winter months. We are also using technology to monitor our crews to know their location, work production and performance.


AREA OF COVERAGE Europe from North Cape to Gibraltar and from Ireland to western Turkey.
MAIN FEATURES Clear, easy to follow road maps at a scale of 1:1 000 000. Euroroutes and motorways easily distinguished. International road classification, road distances in kilometres and relief shown by attractive layer tints.
INCLUDES Route planning maps, 48 through route maps of the following cities: Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Belgrade, Berlin, Birmingham, Bonn, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest, Cologne, Copenhagen, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Glasgow, Gothenburg, The Hague, Hamburg, Helsinki, Istanbul, Leipzig, Lisbon, London, Lyon, Madrid, Manchester, Marseille, Milan, Munich, Naples, Oslo, Palermo, Paris, Prague, Rome, Rotterdam, Seville, Sofia, Stockholm, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Turin, Valencia, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw, Zurich. Also includes larger scale road mapping extending from Amsterdam to Munich and making route following easier through this densely populated area.
WHO THE PRODUCT IS AIMED AT Motorists planning a journey in Europe and for use en route.


Sustainable Silicon Valley Newsroom - Profile and News Archive
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BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL
(THTTC2907 LOCKSBROOK ROAD, BATH)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF USE BY VEHICLES) ORDER 2022
Notice is given that Bath and North East Somerset Council in exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 intends to make an order to the effect of which will be to temporarily introduce a road closure in that length of Locksbrook Road, Bath outside the building known as “Horstman Defence Systems” extending for approximately 50 metres. USRN: 47901027
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road for Telecom works by LTS Traffic Management on the 30th August 2022 for a maximum period of 6 days. The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and may not be effected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works. This is anticipated to be for FOUR DAYS.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Locksbrook Road – Station Road – A4 Newbridge Road – A4 Upper Bristol Road – Locksbrook Road – Vice Versa.
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Applicant Details: Lauren Bunker
Telephone: Josh Benjamin 01708 374843
Dated: 11th August 2022
Traffic Management Team
Director of Place Management


§ 43. Mr. J. Henderson
asked the Minister of Transport whether he is aware of the hardship and inconvenience caused through lack of transport to a large number of citizens in Manchester and Salford, who are compelled to wait in queues in the streets for long periods; and what action he proposes to take to provide adequate transport facilities?
§ Captain Wallace
I am aware that there have been complaints of inconvenience caused by lack of transport in the areas to which the hon. Member refers. My officers have been in consultation with the local road transport undertakers on this 1212 subject and everything possible is being done to provide adequate facilities withhin the restrictions necessarily imposed by the rationing of fuel. If, however, the hon. Member has in mind any specific case of difficulty and will send me the necessary particulars, I will certainly have further investigation made.


|Length||20 km (10 mi)|
|South end||Seri Thai Road (Route 3278), Bang Kapi District|
Prasoet Manukit Road (Route 351)|
|North end||Raminthra Road (Route 304), Khan Na Yao District|
Nawamin Road (Thai: ถนนนวมินทร์) or Thailand Route 3202 is a highway in Bangkok, Thailand. It begins at Seri Thai Road (Route 3278), which is part of Route 336, and continues north until its end at Raminthra Road (Route 304). Its total length is approximately 20 km.
Important roads that intersect with Nawamin Road include Siburapha Road, Pho Kaeo Road, Prasoet Manukit Road (Route 351), as well as the newly completed Ratchada-Raminthra Road and the nearly completed expressway that runs parallel above it.
- Nawamin Road on Google Maps


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I-5 and I-10 Freeway Closures Will Affect East Los Angeles Area
Posted By admin On October 3, 2013 @ 11:09 am In City of Los Angeles,East Los Angeles (LA City),East Los Angeles (Unincorp.),Eastern Group Publications/EGPNews,News Briefs | No Comments
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) on Monday announced it will deploy 200 personnel and community service workers for “swarm” maintenance next Sunday, October 6. Sections of the I-5/I-10 interchange will be closed from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. while crews remove litter, graffiti, trim trees, clear weeds, repair guardrail and irrigation, re-stripe the roadway, re-lamp overhead lights, and replace signs.
Signed detours will be in place, and motorist should expect delays, the agency warned.
The closures will occur at the Westbound I-10 to northbound I-5 connector and Southbound I-5 to eastbound I-10 connector, as well as the following ramps: Southbound I-5 Mission off-ramp, Westbound I-10 State Street off-ramp, Northbound I-5 State Street on-ramp, Northbound I-5 Marengo Street on-ramp, Southbound I-5 Mission onramp, and the Eastbound I-10 Mission on-ramp.
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Lighting will not be added at this time. The existing field lighting will remain.
No trees will be removed as part of this project.
The goal is to complete construction by the end of June 2024. Depending on the growing season needed to repair the grass once the turf is replaced, the field may or may not be used for part of the 2024 baseball season.
Synthetic turf has a lifespan of about 10 years.
The synthetic turf field will drain to a naturalized area just beyond the right-field foul line. The design may also include expanding the existing naturalized area and enhancing the plantings to better manage any additional stormwater. To impact the existing field as little as possible we have not added additional drainage improvements.
Synthetic turf will help to ensure the diamond fields remain playable after storms, as flooding contributes to hundreds of hours of lost play annually and the Park District’s baseball program continues to grow. Synthetic turf fields drain quickly, maintain a consistent playing surface, are less impacted by cold weather, and require less manpower to maintain.
The renovation will include approximately ½ acre of synthetic turf.


With approval from the Municipal Land Use Board (MLUB) last night, the stage is set to have the governing body vote on approving Ordinance 2515. This proposed law will limit having driveway aprons made only of concrete and remove asphalt as an option.
During the first reading of the ordinance on February 15th, Construction Official Frank Genova explained, “We’re looking to have it uniformed with concrete, which lasts a lot longer. Bituminous concrete is number 2 grade black top. It doesn’t last as long. The salt affects it. The code here from what I understand, people were trying to move towards telling everybody to put in the concrete and that’s what people were using. Because when I research[ed] bituminous concrete, I found out it was black top. Most people think it’s concrete so I think that’s what everyone was told they had to have. I don’t know the reason for why they wanted the concrete, exactly, but the bituminous concrete, in my mind, as an apron is not going to last as long. The concrete will last longer under salt and other conditions that were spread on the ground.”
Those with already existing bituminous (asphalt) aprons will be grandfathered in unless it is redone.
The second reading, public hearing, and vote by council are scheduled for the March 15th municipal meeting on Thursday, March 15th. The meeting is set to start at 7 p.m.in borough hall which is located at 110 East Westfield Avenue.
Download RP Ordinance 2515


The Surry County Planning Board is responsible for reviewing and recommending long range planning initiatives, ordinance revisions and amendments, and zoning cases to the County Commissioners. The Members of the Board are volunteers and are appointed for terms of three (3) years by the County Commissioners. The Planning Board has nine (9) members all of whom are Surry County residents.
Meets at 6:00 p.m. on the 2nd Monday of each month Commissioners’ Meeting Room Surry County Government Center 118 Hamby Road Dobson, NC 27017
|Buck Buckner, Chairman||Frank Beals|
|Greg Casstevens||Tony Childs|
|Freddy Hiatt||Jimmy Miller, Jr.|
|Corey Easter||Jon Tucker|


FRP Deck Manufacturer: Composite Advantage
Engineer of Record: Parsons
Owner: City of Ottawa
Minto Bridge is a three-bridge structure which connects two small islands to the shores on either side of the Rideau River. The masterpiece was named after the fourth earl of Minto, the eighth governor general of Canada. Minto Bridge was an effort to improve Ottawa and stand in as a crown jewel of Canada. Constructed in 1900, the bridge is ornately decorated in detailed portal cresting and finials. Further ornamentation comes in the form of the absolutely stunning pedestrian sidewalk railings.
The deck size measures 130 by 19 feet, and each deck panel measures 18.3 feet by 9.7 feet. The deck is 12 to 14 inches deep, and the total area of the deck surface is 2,470 square feet.
The surface of the bridge deck was coated with a polymer concrete with aluminum oxide. The products used in this installation were prefabricated FRP bridge deck panels


May 1, 2014
Our multi-year effort to extend the Byway from Howey Heights to Mount Dora was approved on May 1, 2014 by the Florida Department of Transportation. The extension includes the City of Mount Dora, the Town of Astatula along with spur roads leading to Little Lake Harris and two trailheads within the Lake Apopka North Shore Restoration Area. The trailheads are Clay Island and North Shore. The approval of this extension offers us the opportunity to showcase the wonderful recreational opportunities with the equally wonderful shopping and restauranting to our byway travelers.


COUNTIES: Grand Traverse, Leelanau
HIGHWAY: M-22, US-31/M-37 (Division Street)
CLOSEST CITIES: Grelickville and Traverse City
ESTIMATED START DATE: Monday, April 16, 2012
ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: Friday, May 4, 2012
PROJECT: The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will seal cracks on M-22 from M-72 to Lakeview Hills Road, and on US-31/M-37 from Hartman Road to 14th Street.
TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS: This work will require intermittent lane closures under flag control. The work on US-31/M-37 will take place at night.
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Edmonds' Highway 99 revitalization project receives $22.5M
Last updated 4/6/2022 at 7:54pm
Included in Gov. Jay Inslee's Move Ahead WA transportation bill is the City of Edmonds's request to include $22.5 million for the Highway 99 Revitalization Project.
"This package brings long-overdue investments to our most diverse and most underse...
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Deborah Arthur writes:
Ok Now. That sounds wonderful. Thank you for the update and for the caring and showing it to the whole city! Bravo Mayor.
03/30/2022, 7:53 pm


Last update: July 4th, 2019
Construction next to and near Plantage Muidergr. 20
There are currently two construction projects right next to the building.
1. Sint Jacob project.
The building opposite Plantage Muidergracht 20, a former nursing home called Sint Jacob, is being demolished and rebuilt.
After a long run, this project finally started in April 2019. (photo was made April 17 2019) The contractor has started demolition work and we therefore expect serious nuisance in the coming period.
De Key counts on the fact that the contractor also informs the residents, which is common practice in The Netherlands. As a resident, you can also contact the contractor directly, see contact infomation via the link below.
We do expect serious and unavoidable nuisance. Completion of the project will take at least two years.
Scroll down for the map with the exact location.
2. School project.
The building next to Plantage Muidergracht 20, a school, is being renovated. This project might also cause nuisance, although probably less than project 1.
We sure hope both contractors inform the residents as well. If possible, we will share any additional information available to us with you through these pages.
Normally construction companies start as early as 7 AM, sometimes even slightly earlier.
Both projects is not carried out by De Key.


|(a) Responsibility for construction. The REF builder shall be responsible for assuring that the foundation and all construction pertaining to the REF complies with the approved construction documentation required by §70.70(b) and (e) and the mandatory building codes. The REF builder is responsible for assuring that all sub-contractors are licensed as required by applicable state law. (b) Responsibility for inspections within jurisdiction of a municipality. When the building site is within a municipality that has a building inspection agency or department, the local building official will inspect all construction to assure that it complies with the approved construction documents and the mandatory building codes. (1) The municipality may require and review, for compliance with the mandatory building codes, a complete set of construction documents, and any other construction documents necessary to complete construction of the REF in accordance with §70.70(e). (2) The REF builder shall not permit occupation of the building until a certificate of occupancy has been issued. (c) Responsibility for inspections outside the jurisdiction of a municipality. When the building site is outside a municipality, or within a municipality that has no building inspection department, a council-approved inspector shall perform the required inspections in accordance with this section and the inspection procedures of the council to assure completion in accordance with the approved construction documents, other construction documentation approved in accordance with §70.70(c), and the mandatory building codes. (1) The REF builder is responsible for scheduling inspections and assuring that the inspector is given a minimum of 48 hours notice before each inspection. The REF builder may utilize a different inspector for different projects, but may not change the inspector for a project once started without prior written approval of the department. (2) The REF builder shall assure that the following inspections are completed in accordance with the inspection procedures of the council. Inspections may be combined where appropriate and the inspector determines that the completion of one stage does not does not interfere with the inspection of another stage. These inspections are minimum requirements and shall not limit the scope of the inspections that may be necessary to adequately inspect the building. Additional inspections may also be required to assure compliance of actions taken to correct violations. (A) First inspection--Temporary or construction power. (B) Second Inspection--Plumbing rough/Water and sewer. (C) Third inspection--Foundation and reinforcement/Water supply lines/Building drain lines. (D) Fourth inspection--Frame and exterior sheathing/Plumbing top-out/Mechanical rough/Electrical rough/Lead test. (E) Fifth inspection--Frame re-inspection and or insulation/Energy compliance. (F) Sixth inspection--Wallboard. (G) Seventh inspection--Gas lines/Electrical meter loop. (H) Eighth inspection--Building final/Mechanical final/Plumbing final/Electrical final/Attachment of decal. (3) The inspector shall provide the REF builder a copy of the inspection reports upon completion of each phase of the inspection. If the inspection finds that the construction does not meet the mandatory building codes, the approved construction documents, or other construction documents in accordance with §70.70(c), then the inspection report shall include a list of violations. The REF builder is responsible for assuring that all violations are corrected and inspected prior to occupation of the building or attachment of the decal or decals. (4) The REF builder shall not permit occupancy, or release the building for occupation, until a successful final inspection has been completed. A final inspection report shall be issued showing no outstanding violations prior to occupation or release of the building for occupation. Exception: Occupancy of the building may be permitted and approved with outstanding items provided that these items are not in violation of the mandatory building codes. (A) A successful final inspection means that all construction has been completed, that all violations have been corrected, and that the construction has been found to comply with the mandatory building codes and all construction documents. (B) The REF builder shall maintain a copy of each inspection report for a minimum of 10 years from the date of successful final inspection and make a copy of the report available to the department upon request. (C) The REF builder shall not attach the decal or decals until a successful final inspection has been completed.


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This work will take place during the hours of 2:45 to 10:45 p.m.Please note: This may cause a temporary discoloring.
Low Service Flushing Schedule Spring 2009
May 18th 8:00pm- 4:00amMain Street, West Main Street and all side streets.
May 20th 2:45pm-10:45pm Station Road and all side streets; West Clinton, South Buckhout, Hendrick Lane North and South, Half Moon Lane, Bertha Place, Hancock Place, Clifton Place, Ardsley Avenue West, Hudson Road West and Mountain Road
Please note: This may cause a temporary discoloring of water. Hydrant flushing will take place weather permitting. If you have any questions, please callIrvington Water Dept at 591-7870


The third runway passenger building a central feature of the 3rs is a new passenger building that is traveller-centric, hi-tech and environmentally friendly. Misunderstanding between clear and clear, she probably meant cleared to cross and not clear off the runway that's probably why at the age of autoland. Hong kong international airport vhhh hong kong approach: 11910: runway 07l runway 25r coordinates: n22°1866' / e113°5388. Faa information about hong kong international airport for s rwy call hong kong twr s on 1184 runway information runway 07l/25r dimension. Rida17102_runway hong kong restaurant name: runway hong kong restaurant address: shop b, ground floor, carfield commercial building, 75 and 77 [. Runways for chek lap kok international airport (hkg) located in hong kong, hong kong, china airport runway information including runway length / width, surface.
Kai tak runway park (phase 1) kai tak runway park is located at the tip of the former kai tai runway and next to. Runway workshop limited 2,175 likes 25 talking about this runway workshop aims to introduce new exciting brands to asia. Why buy when you can rent choose from thousands of designer dresses, gowns, handbags, accessories, and more rent for special occasions or everyday. The old kai tak airport was made famous by its checkerboard approach - the igs to runway 13 enjoy some spectacular views of the old hong kong airport. Hong kong international airport hong kong international airport (hkg) is located on the island of chek lap kok, a 485 sq/mi mass of reclaimed land that was built up.
Ready for take off: tipping the hat to a 1950s vintage plane, runway in central makes a roaring debut on wyndham street look & feel: runway comes with steel walls. Hong kong international airport guides on facts and how to get from airport to downtown and its neighboring cities like shenzhen, guangzhou, and macau.
Vhhh/hong kong international general airport information hong kong international located in hong kong, hong kong icao - vhhh runway diagram open pdf diagram. Hong kong's airport gets green light to build $18 billion third runway to meet surging demand hong kong — the hong kong government gave final approval tuesday.
To meet future air traffic growth and maintain hong kong's competitiveness as an international aviation hub, the airport authority (aa) will expand hong kong. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Atkins is working on a major expansion plan for hong kong international airport (hkia.
The sooner hong kong starts building a third runway at its airport, the more likely costs can be contained.
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Pilot and photographer, daryl chapman, remembers hong kong's kai tak airport -- from the fondest to the scariest moments. Runway hong kong, a 1950’s vintage flight concept bar located right on wyndham street formed by a passion to bring a unique and original concept to hong kong - the. Subscribe to access this entire article hkg third runway’s environmental impact assessment underway is part of atw plus, our online premium membership. Hong kong must have third runway to compete with rival transit hubs, expert says hong kong's airport was designed to help pay for the airport's third runway.


Surveys for car parking and the Neighbourhood Development Plan have now CLOSED. Please see results here: Car Park Survey Results The Clerk’s interim report is here Clerk Survey Report November 2017 Following the Council meeting on 21 November, resolutions have been put forward.
As you will have seen, we are resurfacing Market Place with a non-slip surface to replace the slabs which are in a bad state of repair and are causing a trip hazard. This work is due to be completed by Friday 8 December (weather permitting). The toilets will re-open Thursday 7 Decem
We were delighted to work in partnership with Sir James Smith School to organise a photography competition for Year 10 students to take photos to promote Camelford on the website and other marketing material. On Saturday 25 November, Councillors Andy Shaw and Claire Hewlett judged a


Notice of Funding Opportunity - FY22 BRIC and FMA
The fiscal year 2022 (FY 2022) application period for the Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Notices of Funding Opportunities (NOFOs) for the Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) grant program and the new Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant programs is open now.
Interested applicants must complete the attached BRIC or FMA Notice of Interest (NOI) and submit to Mary Smith (firstname.lastname@example.org), Courtney Zimmerman (email@example.com), and Heidi Carver (firstname.lastname@example.org) by Monday, September 12.
More information about the grants can be found here.
Please contact Thomas Cunningham, Associate Planner, at email@example.com with questions.


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Curlee Street will be closed by City of Brevard Contractors beginning
Monday, March 6, 2023 and ending Monday, March 6, 2023.
Between the hours of 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
Area caution is advised.
Questions or concerns?
Call 828-884-2171, Option 4


Sustainability is at the heart of Queen Margaret University’s new relocate campus project. The main building and the combined students’ union and sports centre achieved an ‘excellent’ BREEAM rating. At the time of its assessment, RE:Locate was the highest scoring university project in the UK. The campus is on sustainable parkland and aims to have as low a carbon footprint as possible and be a model of biodiversity. All materials were chosen for suitability, sustainability and durability and 10.000 square metres of Marmoleum were installed in the main campus building and in student accommodation.
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Virtual public meeting for Puʻunēnē Ave. improvements set for May 2
The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will hold a virtual public meeting on proposed improvements to Puʻunēnē Avenue between Wākea Avenue and Kūihelani Highway.
The virtual meeting will be held using Microsoft Teams on Tuesday, May 2, 2023 starting at 5:30 p.m. Click here to join the meeting, or join by phone at 808-829-4853. Phone Conference ID: 457 744 488#
Proposed improvements to Puʻunēnē Avenue between Wākea Avenue and Kūihelani Highway include: adding one travel lane in each direction; installation of drainage facilities; construction of concrete sidewalks; a retaining wall; and noise walls.
To request language interpretation, special services, or other accommodations, contact Holly Yuen at [email protected] or by telephone at (808) 692-7548 as soon as possible. Requests made as early as possible will allow adequate time to fulfill your request. TTY users may use TRS to contact HDOT.


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Sidewalk WorkOn March 12, 2018, Crews will be cutting a piece of sidewalk on East-West Highway, between Edgevale St. and the Capital Crescent Trail to establish an equipment access point for the job site. A lane closure is required, and flaggers will be present to assist pedestrians through the work zone.
Weekend WorkTree clearing and grubbing continues along the Georgetown Branch Trail from Wisconsin Ave. to the intersection of Montgomery Ave. and East-West Hwy, Saturday, March 17, 2018 from 7 am - 4 pm.
For information on construction activities, schedules and other updates, please visit www.purplelinemd.com/construction. For immediate construction concerns, please email email@example.com or call the construction hotline at 240-424-5325.
All activities are subject to change due to traffic, weather or emergency situations.


Denver International Airport commissioned accomplished street artists Sam Flores, David Choe and Highraff to create a mural exhibition that will be on display in various airport locations over the course of the next several years. The artists each produced 100’ x 8’ murals to be used as construction barricades at the sites of ongoing airport improvement projects. The exhibition is meant to be fluid and easily changeable, like graffiti itself, with the potential to turn up anywhere in Denver International's main terminal or on the airport’s three concourses. For information on how Terminal Kings was created, visit Terminal Kings.
Sam Flores, David Choe and Highraff
January 2012 to December 2017
Near airport improvement projects


Orleans is governed by a three-member Town Council, elected every four years. The Town Clerk-Treasurer is also elected to a four year term.
The Town Council exercises both the executive and legislative functions of the town, passing ordinances, adopting a formal budget and overseeing the town’s various departments. The Orleans Town Council meets the third Thursday of each month at 6pm at Orleans Town Hall.
The Clerk-Treasurer serves as the Chief Financial Officer for the town, receiving and disbursing monies on the order of the Town Council. The Clerk keeps financial accounts, provides financial statements, serves as Clerk of the Legislative Body, maintains all records, books and papers of the Council. In addition the Clerk issues permits, handles the billing process of the Town’s Water, Sewer Utilities, administers oaths and maintains custody of the official Town Seal.
The Clerk-Treasurer is assisted by a staff of two who helps maintains the accounts for the Town’s water and sewer utilities and administers payroll for Town employees.
The Council and Clerk-Treasurer can be reached at Orleans Town Hall and for more information contact the Orleans Town Hall 161 E. Price Ave., Orleans, IN. 47452 or by Phone at 812-865-2539.
Office hours are from 8:30am – 4:30pm, Monday – Friday.
Town of Orleans Codebook – Ordinances for the Town of Orleans
John F. Noblitt (Ward 1)
Randy Clark (Ward 2) President
John H. Lindley (Ward 3)
Robert F. Henderson Jr. – Clerk-Treasurer
The Town of Orleans Zoning Commission consists of an appointed Zoning Plan Commission and an appointed Board of Zoning Appeals.
Regular meetings are the 1st Monday of every month at 7pm at the Town Hall.
Planning Commission Members are:
Mike Fields, Chairman
Cathy Hardin, Secretary
Denzil Chisham, Planning Admin.
Board of Zoning Appeals
Regular meetings are the 2nd Monday of every month at 7pm at the Town Hall.
Board of Zoning Appeals Members are:
Ernie Crane – Chairman
Denzil Chisham – Planning Administrator
Redevelopment Commission Members are:
Mike H. Fields, Chairman
Lynnda Johnson , Secretary
*Jon Stalker, Orleans School Board
*Advisory member only


STOP SHOOTING RANGE & GUN STORE FROM OCCUPYING FORMER ANDERSONS MARKET, ON SYLVANIA AVE
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There is a proposal to put a Shooting Range and Gun Store at 7600 Sylvania Avenue; this building was formerly occupied by the Andersons Market and is immediately adjacent to our residential neighborhood, the Kingston Residence of Sylvania, and the Progressive Wellness Medical Office Building.
This shooting range would be within .6 miles of Sylvania Southview Highschool and .3 miles of the King Road Branch Library.
The HOA has not yet formed an official position for or against this proposal; we will be setting up a community forum for our residents to voice their opinions, potential concerns, and questions.
The city will be holding a public hearing before the City Council in Council Chambers in the Municipal Building at 6635 Maplewood Ave in Sylvania. The hearing will be held on Monday, December 21, 2020 at 6:30 pm. Residents will have the opportunity to be heard before a decision is made to approve or deny the "Special-Use Zoning Permit" that would be required to allow this plan to move forward. - This will be our only chance to stop this from going forward.
So friends help and sign this petition and send to as many friends who can help!
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Lalit Sangtani needs your help with “Sylvania City Council: STOP SHOOTING RANGE & GUN STORE FROM OCCUPYING FORMER ANDERSONS MARKET, ON KING ROAD”. Join Lalit and 2,389 supporters today.


The City of Lawrence Solid Waste Administrative Office at 1140 Haskell Avenue is moving. Starting Wednesday, August 23, 2017, the new location for the Solid Waste Administrative Office will be at the City’s Solid Waste Annex North (SWAN) building located at 320 NE Industrial Lane, Lawrence. This office assists customers with roll-off dumpster rentals, solid waste billing questions, scheduling household hazardous waste drop-off appointments, and all solid waste related questions, including recycling questions.
The Solid Waste Administrative Office contact information will remain the same. Please call 832-3032 or 832-3030 and email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.org. For additional information, visit the Solid Waste Division website at https://lawrenceks.org/swm/.
Media contact: Kathy Richardson, solid waste manager, 785-832-3032


Solihull MBC is consulting on proposals to install waiting restrictions at Beechcroft Road, Chester Road and Kingsleigh Drive through a proposed permanent Traffic Regulation Order.
SMBC, ‘The Council’, proposes to make this Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, and all other enabling powers. The draft Order and reasons for making it can be seen in the links below, or obtained by written request from SMBC; or by visiting Solihull Connect, The Core, Theatre Square, Touchwood, Solihull during normal opening hours or online, click here.
To support or object to the proposals, please write to Mr L Stevenson, Resources Directorate, at Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Manor Square, Solihull, B91 3QB or via email to firstname.lastname@example.org stating the reasons for the objection or otherwise by no later than 6 August 2020.
The proposals are:
Proposed Total Prohibition of Waiting at Any Time and the Statement of Reasons
Beechcroft Road (both sides) – from a point 15 metres north east of its junction with Chester Road, in a northerly direction, to a point 35 metres north of that junction.
Chester Road (both sides) – from a point 15 metres west of its junction with Kingsleigh Drive, in a westerly direction, to a point 42 metres west of that junction.
Kingsleigh Drive (both sides) – from a point 15 metres north east of its junction with Chester Road, in a north easterly direction, to a point 30 metres north east of that junction.
This plan shows the siting of the proposed areas of no waiting and the bus stop clearway at Beechcroft Road near its junction with Chester Road.


Correct installation of sanitary system is very important for human life in terms of comfort, functionality, and hygiene. All sanitary system installation requires compliance with local and international standards. Sanitary systems require special requirements, especially in commercial, industrial, and public spaces.
In the context of sanitary technology, our experts install, maintain, and retrofit systems for various application areas such as buildings, homes, hospitals, care facilities, gyms, and swimming pools.
We offer installation and renovation services for:


Residents of Mountsorrel are set to face five days of road restrictions between Slash Lane and Loughborough Road. Sileby Road will be shut to drivers between 9am and 3pm each day, with no access for the emergency service vehicles.
Leicestershire County Council has approved a temporary traffic regulation order (TTRO) for the road to allow Severn Trent Water to repair pipes in the carriageway. The work is due to start on August 19 and is not expected to last longer than one working week.
Commuters travelling during the morning peak hours will need to follow a diversion route, as will those doing the the school run in the afternoons. However, the route is less than two miles and will only add a maximum of five minutes on to journey times.
Due to the location of the closure, a spokesman for the highways team confirmed that emergency vehicles will not be able to gain access to the road. They said: "Due to the location, access cannot be maintained for emergency services.
"The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Severn Trent Water safely undertake pipe repair works in the carriageway. The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure, 09:00 till 15:00 each day.
"The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 5 days commencing on the 19th August 2022. More information will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the works commencing".
The diversion route will allow drivers to head north-west and merge on to the A6, take the first exit on the roundabout on to Granite Way, before taking the first exit at the next roundabout to get on to Loughborough Road.
To view the works online, click here.


Use this form to report damaged street furniture such as cycle racks, bollards, barriers and pedestrian guardrails.
Street furniture that is owned by the council will be repaired and refurbished or replaced if the cost of repair is excessive.
Please note not all street furniture is the responsibility of the council. Seats in particular can be provided and maintained by parish and town councils
This form consists of 4 pages and will take approximately 4 minutes to complete. Fields marked with a * are mandatory and require completion.
Please ensure you have:


Woolsy Square, Call and Green Streets, site of new Green Street Station. Previously a village center, with post office, Hotel Gordon, and New Haven and Hartford Railroad station. Shown after embankment removed, and the granite blocks were used to enclose Corridor Parkland.
Photograph courtesy of Will and Sharlene Cochrane.
Higher resolution copies of images in this gallery can be found at:


The Pound Street Roadworks will take place on Monday 18 April between 9:30am and 4:00pm.
More details can be found here: https://one.network/?GB127250030
Please note that all our planned roadworks are subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. Any changes will be displayed on the yellow advanced warning signs and on https://one.network/
How will this affect traffic?
Signs will be erected in the road before starting the work and the work will be completed as quickly as possible.
Will there be access to my property/business?
Yes, if you are looking to access a property or business within the closure, we will provide access for you. If the property or business falls outside the road closure a signed diversion route will be in place that can be followed.
Pedestrian access will be maintained during these works.
How can you help us?
It would be appreciated if you could ensure vehicles aren’t parked on the road whilst the work is in progress.
Should this cause any problems or concerns then please do not hesitate to call the number below or alternatively speak to our team on site to allow arrangements to be put in place.
Find out more
Should you have any queries or wish to discuss any of the above please do not hesitate to contact Shropshire Council’s Highways Customer Services Centre on 0345 6789006. Full details of work to be carried out in your area can be found on https://one.network


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Glenwood Springs News / Noticias de Glenwood Springs
Posted on: January 18, 2016
[ARCHIVED] 7th Street Closure - Colorado Ave. to Cooper Ave. - 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Beginning Monday, Jan. 18, 7th St. will be closed from Colorado Ave. to Cooper Ave. from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wing Street also closed at 8th to 7th during this period for vehicle traffic. Pedestrian access will remain open to downtown businesses.


BURY COUNCIL THE PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990Notice ID: WAR0668124
BURY COUNCIL SECTION 67 AND 73 OF THE PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 GIVE NOTICE THAT a planning application has been received in respect of the following:-
Planning Application affecting Rowlands/Brooksbottoms Conservation Area & affecting Grade II Listed Building & affecting Public Right Of Way
Location: Kay Street Bridge, Summerseat, Ramsbottom, Bury, BL9 6BU Proposal: Widening works on the upstream side of Kay Street Bridge, Summerseat, to provide a segregated single carriageway and pedestrian footway (Bridge Extension)
Applicant: Bury Council Application Number: 62867
Application Affecting a Grade II Listed Building
Location: The Old Tithebarn, Tithebarn Street, Radcliffe, Manchester, M26 2PY Proposal: Change of use from retail (Class Al) to MOT station and motor vehicle repairs (Class B2)
Applicant: B&G MOT Centre Limited Application Number: 62866
Anyone who wishes to make representations about the above application) should comment via the website using the online neighbour representations section or write to the Assistant Director (Localities) 3 Knowsley Place, Duke Street, Bury BL9 OEJ within 21 days of this notice.
The Council welcomes comments on planning applications and anyone may therefore view electronically copies of: the application forms, the plans, and any other documents submitted with them on the website at www.burv.gov.uk/e-planning. at a local library or at the Town Hall, Knowsley Street, Bury, BL9 OSW during normal opening hours.
If the application you are interested in is for an extension or alteration to a domestic dwelling, this may be your only opportunity to comment.
Dated 14 June 2018
David Fowler BA(Hons)
Assistant Director (Localities)_


Haltom City Veterans Memorial Groundbreaking Ceremony
April 21, 2017
A groundbreaking ceremony for our Veterans Memorial was held today at Haltom Road Park. We would like to thank the members of the Veteran's Memorial Cmte., Architect/Engineer Deborah Gagliardi, A.I.A., P.E. and Haltom City staff and council who assisted with this event.
The City of Haltom City honoured our countrys heroes on Veterans Day on November 11, 2016. The ceremony was held at the North end of Haltom Road Park. City officials, the Veterans Memorial Committee and staff were present to conduct a site dedication for our new Veterans Memorial Structure that will be coming soon to Haltom Road Park.
April 21, 2017 Groundbreaking Ceremony
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Harborough District Council
Tuesday 19 February 2019
New charge-up points for electric vehicles have been introduced in Broughton Astley.
Friday 15 February 2019
Harborough District Council’s Local Plan Executive Advisory Panel will meet on Wednesday 20 February 2019 at 2pm in the Council Chamber at The Symington Building in Market Harborough.
Tuesday 12 February 2019
People in the Harborough district, who need home adaptations due to mobility issues, will continue to get support through an innovative partnership.


As a part of the Engage Seattle initiative, Mayor Mike McGinn is coming to the Ravenna neighborhood on Saturday, December 1.
The visit has two parts:
- A tour of portions of the Ravenna neighborhood with select community leaders and members from approximately 10-11 AM. These stops and participants were chosen by the Mayor’s office with input from the RBCA, as well as other community members.
- A town hall from 11 AM – noon. This portion will be held in the Ravenna-Eckstein Community Center and is open to all. These sessions are usually filmed by the Seattle Channel and can be viewed at a later date. (The Mayor toured the View Ridge neighborhood on November 3, and you can view the town hall here.)