- Semicentralised water supply and treatment: options for the dynamic curban area of Hanoi, Vietnam
- Hanoi,the capital of Vietnam, is experiencing rapid urbanisation coupled with high econ- Omic growth rates.This situation is both a challenge and an opportunity for the upgrading of existing technical in frastructures.Regarding wastewater treatment,the situation in Hanoi today is characterised by a lack of wastewater treatment plants, processing only as mall fraction of the accumulating wastewater. Prevalent means of sanitation are septic tanks installed under buildings for the collection of domestic wastewaters, with overfowing liquids draining into the groundwater in an uncontrolled manner. This decentralised means of sanitation is there fore currently not able to clean domestic wastewaters in an effective way.This paper explores circumstances under which a semi-centralised approach can offer a sustainable solution to cope with these challenges in Hanoi.The approach has been designed to meet the challenges of fast growing urban areas around the world.
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The closure, which will start on Monday, November 4, will take place between Carland Cross and Chiverton roundabout.
The A30 will be closed both ways between 8pm and 6am until Saturday, November 16.
It will allow Highways England to carry out annual roadworks.
How can I avoid the closure?
Highways England said traffic will be diverted via the A3058, Quintrell Downs and the A3075.
You can also take the A392 from Quintrell Downs to Indian Queens.
Can residents access their homes overnight?
Yes. Highways England has issued a letter to people living in the area.
They said the best access routes will be as follows:
- Properties between Chiverton roundabout and Chybucca junction – please access from Chiverton roundabout.
- Properties between Chybucca junction and Callestick crossroad – please access from Chybucca junction.
- Properties between Callestick crossroad and Marazanvose – please access from Callestick.
- Properties between Carland Cross roundabout and Boxheater junction – please access from Carland Cross roundabout.
- All properties in Zelah – please access via A3075 and B3285 (this will be sign posted from Goonhavern).
What is the closure for?
A spokesperson for Highways England said: "Routine maintenance of this stretch of road is carried out annually. We will clear verges and drains to prevent flooding, carry out some small ares of re-surfacing, clean signs to ensure good visibility, trim vegetation and refresh road markings and road studs where needed.
"Please note this year’s closure has been extended by one week to accommodate additional resurfacing, anti skid, lining and stud work from Zelah to Boxheater and around Carland roundabout.
"We have planned these works to take place within the annual closure in order to minimise disruption to residents and motorists."


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The River Country Recreation Authority has announced the completion of the Meyer Broadway Park Trail, connecting Three Rivers HealthTRAC with Meyer Broadway County Park.
An opening celebration will be held in Spring 2022, but the trail is open for use.
The trail is the culmination of years of effort that ultimately led to the formation of an authority, which required a minimum of two municipalities working together; this was accomplished through the City of Three Rivers and Fabius Township.
A major fundraising effort was started with the help of the Three Rivers Area Community Foundation. The effort resulted in major grant funds from J.A. Woollam Foundation, the DNR Trust Fund Grant and Michigan Department of Transportation. Additional funding came from St. Joseph County, the city of Three Rivers and many private contributions.
More information is available online at rivercountryrecreation.org.


The DENR and EMB linked up with the Tapaz local government unit as they inaugurated the newly constructed Tapaz Waste Management in Brgy. Agcococ, Tapaz, Capiz on June 9, 2022.
In attendance were municipal mayor, the Hon. Roberto O. Palomar, municipal Vice Mayor, Hon. Ma. Fe Gardoce, DENR Undersecretary, Ret. MGen Benito Antonio De Leon, EMB Director Engr. William P. Cuñado, EMB Assistant Director, Engr. Vizminda Osorio, DENR 6 Regional Executive Director, Livino B. Duran, and EMB 6 Regional Director, Atty. Ramar Niel V. Pascua.
The said sanitary landfill facility has a total lot of 1.8 hectares and has a daily waste handling capacity of five metric tons covering a total land area of 18,000 square meters and is compliant with the RA 9003. The Tapaz Waste Management Center includes a Central Materials Recovery Facility with a daily capacity of 3 tons, a Vermi Composting Facility having 0.5 tons a day capacity, a Windrow Composting Facility with a daily capacity of 1.5 tons, and a Motorpool Facility accommodating 10 trucks daily. The Municipality of Tapaz plans to cater nearby municipalities to dump their respective solid wastes in the facility.
The construction of the facility started on November 24, 2020 and was finished on November 30, 2021 with a tentative schedule of operation on July 16, 2022.
The mayor of Muncipality of Tapaz, the Hon. Roberto “Nonong” Palomar said that the facility is a testament of the municipality’s hard work, commitment, and collective good governance.
“This is the first sanitary landfill facility that I have visited, and compared to the pictures reported, the Tapaz Waste Management Center is more than the standard sanitary landfill and with that I congratulate all of you.” said De Leon, the DENR Undersecretary for Enforcement, Solid Waste Management, Local Government Units Concerns and Attached Agencies.
The Tapaz sanitary landifill is the first of such outside Roxas City in the province of Capiz.


Close to 30 families at Neelam Balaiah Doddi at Bansilalpet are a relieved lot. Their long struggle to ward off alleged ‘land sharks' came to an end with authorities notifying Neelam Balaiah Doddi as a slum area under Andhra Pradesh Slum Improvement (Acquisition of Land) Act, 1956.
A gazette notification was issued by Hyderabad district Collector, Natarajan Gulzar on May 28, 2011.
On Sunday, Vice-Chairman of National Disaster Management Authority and Sanathnagar MLA, Marri Shashidhar Reddy, who approached courts on behalf of the locals against alleged private persons who tried to evict them, said that soon houses for the poor will be constructed under Rajiv Awaas Yojana (RAY). “Since 1996, residents were under pressure to vacate their houses. Private parties pulled out all stops to take away this piece of land. The notification of this area as a slum is a boost for locals here,” Mr. Reddy said.
The residents alleged that they were under immense pressure to vacate the land and at one particular instance they were even attacked by hired goons. “They attacked our families at night claiming that they had Court orders to evict us. We were in constant touch with our Sanathnagar MLA who helped us a lot,” says Sankaramma, a resident here.
The Sanathnagar MLA interacted and assured locals of all possible support from authorities. “There are a few slums at Padmaraonagar, Musheerabad and Bansilalpet that have been identified under RAY scheme. There is a proposal to spend up to Rs. 8 crore to construct houses (ground plus two floors) for urban poor at these slums,” he said.
The notified slum is spread over 2,796 square metres and the market rate for the land is close to Rs. 30 crore, residents said.


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The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management (DWM) will host a community meeting on Monday, May 22, to discuss the construction activities for the Snapfinger Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant (AWTP) Phase II Expansion. The meeting will be held from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Community Achievement Center-Ballroom, 4522 Flat Shoals Parkway, Decatur.
The Snapfinger AWTP Phase II Expansion will improve DeKalb County’s wastewater treatment process and the quality of water passing through to the South River. The expansion also will ensure that DeKalb County’s treatment capacities will support anticipated economic growth and future needs.
For more information, visit the DWM website at www.dekalbwatershed.com or call the DWM Project Information Line at 1-800-986-1108.


Speed humps on community road lead to anger, vandalism � Marco Eagle: Five complaints from residents reached Collier County Code Enforcement, which contacted board members and issued a notice of violation in June. Even private roads needed county approval for such changes, the county said.
Then a particularly contentious board meeting in July nearly ended in a brawl outside meeting chambers, Treasurer Terry Savage said.
"It was the biggest yelling match I've seen," said Savage, who has served on the board for more than a year. "I'm not sure my wife will want me to be on the board again."
So called traffic calming devices such as speed bumps seem to have the opposite effect on the residents of this corner of Privatopia.


There are quite a few reasons you might need concrete repair at your metro Denver home. Wear and tear from vehicles can cause damage to concrete driveways. Growing tree roots under sidewalks may cause blocks of concrete to raise or shift. Expansive soils can cause the ground to shift under concrete that hasn’t been reinforced with rebar, leading to cracks or raised blocks. Concrete repair may also be needed because of weather-related issues.
It’s important to get concrete sidewalks repaired because you might be liable for injuries on sidewalks in front of your home. Check your homeowner’s insurance policy for coverage. There may also be regulations in your metro Denver municipality regarding sidewalk maintenance. For example, in Denver, there is a city ordinance that says: Denver property owners are responsible for the repair and maintenance of sidewalks adjacent to their properties.
If there is major damage to your concrete driveways or sidewalks, in addition to code violations and insurance issues, the damage can hurt the curb appeal of your property. If you are selling your home, damaged concrete can cause potential buyers to choose another metro Denver home. Repairing or replacing the concrete can quickly solve those problems.
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What: Mayor Weaver’s Beautification Initiative
Who: Mayor Karen Weaver and Community Volunteers
Where: (2301) Welch BLVD and Seneca St.
When: Saturday, September 28, 2019
Details: Mayor Karen Weaver will hold her bi-weekly community cleanup this Saturday, September 28th on Welch Blvd. Community members and volunteers are encouraged to join the Mayor and her staff from 9am until noon.
For more information on how to volunteer please call 810-766-7426 ext. 2713.


Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has vowed to arrange the removal of two abandoned cars next week if they are not claimed by their owners.
The Times understands that the vehicles have been left in the Rathcoole estate for a number of months.
Commenting on the issue, a spokesperson for the local authority said: “The council received a complaint on Tuesday, January 2, referred from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE), in relation to two abandoned vehicles in the car park areas at Carncoole House and Monkscoole House, Rathcoole.
“Our Enforcement Team visited the area to assess the vehicles in question and have today deemed the cars abandoned.”
The council spokesperson added: “Notices have been placed on the vehicles, allowing the owners seven days to come forward and claim the vehicles.
“After seven days, if the vehicles remain unclaimed, the council will arrange for them to be removed and disposed of.”


- August 1, 2018
- 7:00 pm
Laflin Borough will hold a special council meeting on Wednesday, August 1, 2018 in the Laflin Library. The purpose of this special meeting will be to review and take action on received bid proposals to repave the borough building parking lots. This special meeting will also be open to conduct general borough business and to receive public comment.
The public is welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting. If special accommodations are required, please contact the borough office to make arrangements.
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Re: Will Jomtien 2nd Road sidewalks ever be acceptable? (PM Mailbag Friday, 31 October 2014) – This is truly a very sad thing. I was so happy when the new sidewalks went in. Now it’s obvious some very poor city planning skills have made the mess we have today. I think money in pockets always beats doing the right thing. There are many examples all over Jomtien and Pattaya of not caring about the roads and sidewalks. The quality of work just completed on 2nd Road in Pattaya speaks volumes of a real lack of leadership and management skills within city hall. Does no one inspect or follow up on projects?


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Earlier this year, Caroline Lucas MP had discussions with Brighton Chief Inspector Rachel Swinney about her community policing role. CI Swinney said that a plan was being pulled together to help make it easier for officers to attend Local Action Teams regularly. While West Hill’s action team has lapsed since Cllr Lizzie Deane was no longer able to chair it, West Hill residents can make their concerns known directly to their MP or local councillors; write to The Whistler and we will collate and send them on; or via public meetings that WHCA will host if there are major concerns. Continue reading Community Concerns
The council’s proposal for an 18-month Terminus Road taxi rank trial has been put on hold, following a packed public meeting in December. Members of the West Hill Action Team organised the meeting, held at the West Hill Hall on 8 December, where Cllr Gill Mitchell, chair of the council’s Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee, was invited, along with senior council officers, to put their case forward and answer questions. See full minutes of the meeting at westhillwhistler.wordpress.com Continue reading Terminus Road Taxi Rank
Background to why the meeting was called
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The West Hill neighbourhood suffered intolerable inconvenience, noise and pollution during the Gateway works to Brighton Station where traffic management was poor, and the Council did not respond to complaints and comments. Residents put up with the situation as we were told repeatedly that this was only a temporary arrangement. However, throughout the Brighton Station Gateway works, there were isolated instances when Terminus Road was used as a Taxi Rank without either prior warning or adequate traffic management, and this created an atmosphere of mistrust regarding the Council’s intentions. Continue reading Minutes of the WHAT meeting re Taxi Rank 8 December
Despite a powerful and well-argued speech from Councillor Lizzie Deane opposing the scheme, the Planning Committee of Brighton & Hove City Council decided to ignore the objections of over 140 local residents and community groups, including the WHCA and the Conservation Advisory Group, by giving permission for a six storey apartment hotel which will dominate the skyline south of the oldest church in Brighton and will cause misery to the residents of Wykeham Terrace.
Continue reading Party hotel to rise above St Nicholas


About 650 kms. 6 construction firms have submitted bids for the construction of package Spur-I of Delhi – Amritsar – Katra (DAK) Expressway After the opening of technical bids by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) today.
This 4-lane greenfield project starts on the North-West KMP Expressway of Delhi, and will be expandable to 8 lanes in future with the provision of service roads. Phase 1 involves construction of a 397.7 km greenfield expressway between Delhi-Ludhiana-Gurdaspur and a 99 km spur connecting Nakodar-Amritsar.
The 40.90 km package connects the Spur-I Nakodar Interchange with the village of Dhunda (south of the historic) Goindwal Sahib) with about 700 meters of cable-stayed bridge over the Beas river connecting Kapurthala and Tarn Taran districts.
NHAI had invited bids for this package in June 2021 with Rs. 1,527.97 crore estimation, 3 year construction time frame and 10 year maintenance period.
- Seagull India Limited
- GR Infraprojects Limited
- Larsen & Toubro Limited
- Ashoka Buildcon Limited
- SP Singla Construction Limited
- Tata Projects Limited
to chew brief scope: Construction of 4-lane Greenfield Amritsar connectivity of Amritsar with Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Express. From June to Kapurthala-Sultanpur Lodhi Road (NH-703A) Ch.40.900 in Dhunda village on EPC mode under BMP in Punjab with MDR June from Isharwal village Ch.24.000
The bids have now been sent for technical bid evaluation which may take a few months to complete. When this is done, the financial bids of the technically qualified bidders will be opened to find out who is the lowest bidder and the most likely contractor for its construction.
The greenfield section of the DAK Expressway project comprises 15 packages – 12 on the 397 km Delhi-Gurdaspur section and 399 km on the Nakodar-Amritsar spur. Out of these, 14 have been awarded and only Package Spur-1 award is pending – View a list of all packages and contractors here,


The Nationals is striking a nerve with local ratepayers with an election promise to fund local roads and timber bridge replacement, and to transfer some roads back to state government care and maintenance.
In a statement Nationals candidate for Lismore Austin Curtin welcomed Deputy Premier John Barilaro and Roads Minister Melinda Pavey’s announcement of more than $1 billion to fix local roads, repair NSW’s timber bridges and reclaim up to 15,000 kilometres of council roads.
If returned to power the NSW Liberals & Nationals promise to:
- establish a $500 million Fixing Local Roads program to assist councils in repairing, maintaining and sealing local roads;
- Establish a $500 million Fixing Country Bridges program to replace the worst timber bridges in regional and rural communities;
- establish the process to transfer up to 15,000 kilometres of council-owned roads, the ‘Regional Road Network’, back to the state; and
- set up an Independent Expert Panel to oversee the asset transfer process.
Mr Curtin said local roads in the Lismore electorate in urgent need of maintenance will be prioritised under Fixing Local Roads.
“This funding will take a big load off our local ratepayers and councils,” Mr Curtin said.
“We will be able to clear our local roads maintenance backlogs, replace timber bridges in poor condition and see those local roads classified in the ‘Regional Road Network’ transferred back to the state and able to be upgraded quicker.
“Today’s announcement is more proof only the Liberals & Nationals in government listen and deliver for local regional and rural communities.”
Deputy Premier John Barilaro said the funding commitment will change the face of road ownership in NSW and remove the heavy burden from local ratepayers.
“We want to create a safe and modern road network for our children and our grandchildren and many generations to come.”
Roads Minister Melinda Pavey said the NSW Liberals & Nationals will assist councils with a fully funded program to replace local bridges and repair local roads to ensure communities maintain access to towns, jobs, schools and hospital facilities.
“We have listened to our local councils, communities and stakeholders and we are delivering,” Ms Pavey said.


Town is fixing waterline break on S. Ridgeway Ave.
Crews have fixed a mid-morning Tuesday waterline break on South Ridgeway Avenue but have started waterline replacement work that may mean residents there experience half-hour segments of no water.
The line broke during sewer line replacement work that Metropolitan Sewerage District crews are doing on the street, town manager Matt Settlemyer said. The line – so fragile that it broke also on Monday – needs to be replaced. The work could take up to a week and will mean that street residents will be without water for short periods of time, he said.
“Weather permitting, we expect the work to be done by early next week,” Settlemyer said. “I know that’s not ideal.”
Here is the text of the Code Red alert that the town sent out to 34 affected people on or near South Ridgeway Avenue Tuesday afternoon. To sign up for automatic notifications from the town, go to its website (townofblackmountain.org) and scroll down to the Code Red button on the left.
"The Town of Black Mountain will be installing a new water line and new water taps in the areas of South Ridgeway Avenue between East State Street and Center Avenue over the course of the next couple of weeks. During the construction it is possible that crews will discover and fix existing leaks which will require water to be shut off without notice for short periods of time. Crews will be working to replace service lines to customers overnight to minimize service disruptions.
"During this time, you could experience low to no water pressure. Once water service is restored, if you experience cloudy water, please let your cold water run until it clears. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Water Department at (828)419-9300 x 603. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you in advance for your cooperation."


Last night, more than 75 people attended the third and final master planning community meeting for the Central neighborhood.
If you were unable to attend, here’s a copy of what was presented.
Please note that this plan is a draft, so it will change based on the feedback we receive. If you have thoughts, suggestions, or recommendations, please feel free to email them to [email protected].
Also, as a reminder, the community meeting for Kinsman will take place Tuesday, October 28 at 6pm at Anton Grdina K-8 School. Hope to see you there.


The Redistricting Advisory Committee is in the process of looking at options for redrawing ward boundaries for the City’s 4 wards. Their work utilizes the 2020 Census data and by state law must be completed by November. The City's current ward map was drawn as a result of the 2010 Census data, and criteria by federal mandate. The committee is seeking input from Jacksonville's Citizens. The City website for redistricting, includes options discussed by the committee as well as information on the redistricting process and resource links.
The committee will have work sessions from August – October with the goal of submitting the draft boundaries to the Mayor and Council for adoption in November. They will work with 2020 Census data, consider geographical boundaries and voting data in drafting the ward boundary options for each of the City’s 4 wards. The committee will also seek Citizen input on the options for each ward before making a final recommendation to City Council. Standards for the redistricting process require that each ward has a standard population within 5%+ or 5%- of all other wards.
Redistricting meetings will be broadcast on G10TV, streamed live on the City's facebook page, made available on g10tv.org and the City’s YouTube channel.
The City’s Redistricting Committee will meet with City staff in City Council Chambers at 5:30PM on Wednesdays as needed, beginning August 25, 2021, to meet the North Carolina November deadline. The public may attend meetings, but input from Citizens will occur at a future public input meeting. Please check back to the City website for updates as they become available.
Upcoming Meeting Schedule:
As Onslow County COVID-19 numbers continue to cause concern, all persons will be required to properly wear face masks in City Hall and the number of people allowed in Council Chambers will be limited to 20 in total.
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RIDE SHARE - GET A RESERVED PARKING SPOT...DESIGNATED BUILDING DEPT FEE FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION USE
Release Date: April 29, 2008
The town has reserved some parking spots for those who share rides to get to our town hall. The spots are located near the entrance to Town Hall. This initiative, first proposed by former Energy Conservation coordinator Nikki Coddington, is designed to encourage employees and Town Hall visitors to ride share.
The Town Board plans to appoint a replacement to Nikki Coddington at our May 14th Town Board meeting. Funding for the new coordinator will come from grants and from a suggested new building permit application designated fee that can only be used for energy conservation initiatives. Our part time energy conservation coordinator earns about $29,000 a year, with no benefits. Our new energy conservation coordinator will help residents and businesses save money in their homes and commercial buildings by conserving energy. Offset tax hikes, gas increases, inflation by conserving energy!
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West Green, Barrington – Road Surfacing works – 19th/20th December
Cambridgeshire County Council’s contractor Cambridgeshire Highways, will be carrying out Pre-surface treatment patching in preparation for a Surface treatment in our 2023 programme.
Works are programmed to begin on the 19/12/2022 and are anticipated to last two days (not weekends). Whilst the work is in progress, during the operational hours 9.30am to 3.30pm, it will be necessary for the road to be closed, and vehicular access will be restricted. A signed diversion route will be in place for through traffic.
In order for the contractor to complete the work with minimum disruption, it is essential that no vehicles are parked on the road. If you have particular access requirements, please speak to a member of the crew onsite who will be able to assist.
Access to properties within the closure area will be possible, but are subject to working conditions, and delays are to be expected.


Workmen repair road in Highbridge... just days after it's resurfaced
days after major roadworks finished in Highbridge's Church Street,
the county council's contractors shut the road again on Tuesday
(May 29th) to make fresh repairs to the newly-laid road surface.
faced new temporary closures, as pictured here, after it emerged
that too much bitumen had been added to the new road surface,
making it slippery to vehicles.
County Council spokeswoman Julia Farrar confirmed to Burnham-On-Sea.com:
"Following the resurfacing of Church Street there has been
concern that too much bitumen was sitting on the surface of the
contractors have today therefore bought in a specialist machine,
at their own cost, to remove the excess bitumen and improve skid
resistance on the road. The work went well and further testing
will take place to ensure the works have been successful."
week, eight days of work to resurface the road were completed.
The road led to a now-infamous 47
mile diversion route across Somerset being put in place.


Lusaka’s Makeni Villa ward 14 councillor Fred Mumba has submitted to the Planning Department of Lusaka City Council-LCC cases of unplanned structures that are blocking roads, water runways and drainages.
Mr Mumba said that the unplanned structures would be demolished as they are a contributing factor to perennial flooding in the area.
Speaking when he officiated at a consultative meeting for community preparedness in floods and Disaster Risk Management organized by Africa Access Water-AFAW, Mr. Mumba says there is need to engage community members in finding solutions to flooding challenges in the area adding that no law breaker would be spared.
The civic leader mentioned that all the solutions to address the perennial flooding in the area would be executed lawfully by involving relevant authorities.
He has indicated that the new dawn government is focused on doing the right thing even if it meant staying in power for 5 years only.
At the same event, AFAW Chief Executive Officer, Paul Kapanda expressed happiness at the new dawn government’s political will in finding a lasting solution to flooding challenges in the area.
Meanwhile, AFAW Director Projects Rodney Katongo says the organization is considering commercial boreholes to save over 100 households, water harvesting as well as water purifiers to have clean and safe drinking water in stressed communities.


Residents who live west of Jamaica Beach will likely experience lower water pressure over the next two to four hours while we build water supply levels. Residents will still have water but will notice a pressure difference.
As soon as possible, we will fully restore water service to the area and increase the water pressure. We anticipate this will be in two to four hours. At that point, we will have fully restored service to the West End. Thank you for your patience!


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Built to house 17,000 athletes and officials during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Athletes' Village is now being transformed into 'East Village' -an exciting new neighbourhood for London, opening in Autumn 2013.
East Village is owned and operated by a partnership between Qatari Diar Delancey, and Triathlon Homes.


Surface dressing is set to take place on a number of Boston area roads from this week.
The work aims to make them safer and extend their lives, according to council bosses.
Each location will take around one to two days to complete - dependent on weather conditions.
Traffic management will need to be used at each site to protect workers.
A spokesman apologised for any inconvenience caused.
Following the works a 20mph speed limit will be in place for seven days.
Work is to be carried out in:
l Old leake: Hobhole Bank, and Hunstan Road.
l Butterwick: Mill Lane.
l Freiston: Butterwick Road, Oak House Lane.
l Fishtoft: Church Green Road, Petit Way, Ladds Close, Willoughby Road, Wing Drive, Smalley Road, Alcorn Green.
l Boston: Tattershall Road, Hessle Drive, Bath Gardens, Linley Drive, Fishtoft Road, Wyberton Low Road
l Frampton: Low Road/Catterdykes Road, Couple Dyke Lane.
l Kirton to Frampton: Middlegate Road/Frampton Road.
l Kirton: Lighton Avenue, Saxon Gate, Kirton
l Sutterton: Glebe Way, Tudor Close, Church Mews.
l Swineshead: South Street, The Drayton, A52 Drayton Road.
l Hubberts Bridge: B1192 Hubberts Bridge Road.
l In addition, road studs will be removed from the A1121 Boardsides between the A17 and Great Fen Road in preparation for future surface dressing works.
Stop and go boards will be used, and delays are to be expected.


The LEEF Advisory Council consists of key community leaders who share the vision and goals of the foundation. The Advisory Council assist with planning, networking and promotion of LEEF’s mission.
|Russell Bridges||3M, Government & Community Affairs|
|Tom Glenn||Former LISD Superintendent, Consultant|
|Larry Holt||City of Cedar Park, Economic Development|
|Allen Kaplan||Austin Community College|
|Andrew Tull||Vice President, Pragma Systems|


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What Will Medical Cannabis Look Like in Lexington?
In Tuesday’s Council Work Session, Council will hear about Lexington’s plans surrounding medical cannabis, commonly known as medical marijuana. Medical cannabis will be legal in Kentucky on January 1st, 2025, but there is legislation in Frankfort that may move that date to sometime in 2024 if passed, so the City is looking at ways to implement the new law allowing medical cannabis.
According to State law, the City can regulate medical cannabis through primarily two means: zoning ordinances dictating where cannabis businesses can and cannot be located, and fees that the City can collect on businesses. An ordinance on fees is currently being drafted and will come to Council in the next few months for a vote.
Last Thursday, the Planning Commission initiated a Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment (ZOTA) to determine which land-use areas that cannabis businesses can be located in. Below is a table breaking down their ZOTA proposal.
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PLEDGE TO PLANT EXTRA 200 STREET TREES
Your Conservative councillors pledge that over the next four years we will plant 200 new trees in Hanger Hill Ward.
Residents suffer from health problems caused by exhaust fumes from the North Circular and
Hanger Lane Gyratory, so we believe that planting a tree is an act of faith for the future!
We are extremely fortunate to have over 2,500 street trees in Hanger Hill Ward which is double the average for a ward in this Borough but we have also surveyed the whole area finding 75 streets with spare capacity for trees.


A glittering glass lantern has risen in Beijing. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) designed the Poly International Plaza, a three-tower complex located midway between the Forbidden City and the Beijing Capital Airport. The main and tallest tower draws inspiration from Chinese paper lanterns for its continuous diagrid pattern that shimmers like a jewel and helps lower the building’s energy footprint.
This article and images was originally posted on [Inhabitat ] on June 16, 2017
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September 6, 2022
Library and Recreation
Engineering
TITLE: APPROVE LOCATION FOR CRICKET FIELD PLACEMENT AT KEN
MERCER SPORTS PARK
SUMMARY
The 2014 Parks and Recreation Master Plan recommended that the City continue
cooperative efforts with youth sports organizations to provide safe and accessible
programs. Cricket was specifically mentioned as one of those programs. Based on
community input, City Council unanimously supported locating and constructing a
cricket field in Pleasanton at its meeting on April 28, 2021.
On April 12, 2022, the City Council directed staff to identify a cricket field location at Ken
Mercer Sports Park.
Staff identified three potential cricket field locations within Ken Mercer Sports Park and
then engaged with the community and sports organizations that utilize the spaces. The
feedback was presented to the Parks and Recreation Commission at its August 11,
2022, meeting at which the commission voted 5-0 to recommend the City Council
approve a cricket field located in Option 2 at Ken Mercer Sports Park (Attachment 1).
Staff reviewed feedback received from the survey and additional feedback received
from the sport user groups at the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting and also
recommends a cricket field located in Option 2 at Ken Mercer Sports Park.
RECOMMENDATION
Approve location Option 2 for a cricket field at Ken Mercer Sports Park.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
Approve location Option 2, with an oval layout for cricket field placement at Ken Mercer
Sports Park.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Currently there is $500,000 budgeted for this project in the Capital Improvement
Program budget, CIP Project No. 22795. One of the City's four on-call landscape
architects will be utilized for design work and the contract for construction will be
presented to City Council for review and approval.

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Emergency Road Closure – Park Road, Swanley – 26 June 2019
It will be necessary to close Park Road, Swanley from 26 June 2019 for up to 2 nights between 19:00 – 23:00.
The entire road will be closed.
There is no alternative route possible, however access with be maintained during works.
This is to enable carriageway repairs to be carried out by KCC Highways.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Release #12-71
NYC DOT Suspends Alternate Side Parking Regulations Through Saturday, Nov. 10. Regulations Also Suspended On Monday, Nov. 12 For Veterans Day
The New York City Department of Transportation, in conjunction with the Department of Sanitation, today announced that Alternate Side Parking regulations will be suspended citywide through Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, to facilitate storm recovery efforts. Alternate Side Parking regulations are not in effect on Sunday, Nov. 11 and will also be suspended for Veterans Day, Monday, Nov. 12, as previously scheduled. All other parking regulations, including parking meter, remain in effect.


CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4)– Arapahoe Road between University and Race officially reopened Saturday evening. Denver Water crews had been repairing a water main break that caused a major sinkhole. The sinkhole opened up on Thursday.
The road caved in after a 12-inch water main broke just after noon on Thursday.
The underground water main break, just west of Vine Street, sent a flood of water gushing onto the properties of nearby businesses.
The water supply was shut off for several hours to residents in 136 units, as well as to surrounding businesses.


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Has anyone else used the ramps for the Boris bikes here? I find it almost impossible to use, the bikes are too heavy to be lifting and it's so narrow to get the bike on.
As it was purpose built I can't understand why they didn't replace one side of the steps with an actual ramp, as the steps aren't needed and it wouldn't need to be a big ramp, there's space there. I've noticed that all the spaces are in the high bit and it's hard to get one in the lower bit, so I presume that everyone else is having the same issues.


We can prevent flooding damage to houses and cities by getting water pumps. You can reduce flooding with water pumps. The flood protection system you put in place should include an area where water can be put and be pumped out before it causes damage to anything. The pumps will help when we have clogged pipes and water going seeping through levees.
Thank you for your interest in contacting Future Engineers. We look forward to connecting with you!


Road Work Update - 08/05/2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller
AMITE---Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller announced the following road work, weather permitting:
- On Monday, Aug. 5, crews will be milling Firetower, Israelite Church Road, and Kemp Street
- On Tuesday, Aug. 6, crews will be milling Kemp, MLK, 2nd Street, and Lawson
- On Wednesday, Aug. 7, crews will be milling North Bay Street, C.B. Temple, and 5th Street
- On Thursday, Aug. 8, crews will be dressing Weaver Lane and Raiford Road
- On Friday, Aug. 9, crews will be dressing General Pershing.
All road work will be posted during the day of construction.
For more information on Tangipahoa Parish road work, go to www.Tangipahoa.org or check out the Tangipahoa Parish Government social media channels on Facebook and Twitter.


A local resident alerted Vauxhall Spring to the fact that notices have gone up for tree removal in Bonnington Square:
“I wanted to get in touch as we have just seen the notices about tree removals in Bonnington Square in 2 weeks time and were really shocked. This is for ‘footway resurfacing works’ and they intend to remove all the trees on one side of the square. The trees are what make the square such a special place and we were appalled to see that he council intends to rip them all up, seemingly without consultation with the residents (as far as I’m aware). We wanted to reach out to see what other locals thought about this, and whether anyone had any prior knowledge that this was due to take place.”
See photos below of eleven doomed trees. To submit comments to Lambeth please email firstname.lastname@example.org or ring 020 7926 1000 and ask for ‘Trees’.


Road Works in Collingham and Linton
Published: 10 November 2021
Roadworks in Collingham and Linton
Wetherby Road Collingham Lane Closure Layby Near Collingham Wood House Bridges from 20/10/2021 to 28/11/2021
Main Street in Linton will be closed from 8th November 9.00am until 26th November 3.30pm for carriageway resurfacing. Diversions will be in place.


Belle Park Ideas - Public Engagement
A summary of survey results are included in the public information session presentation slides.
Approximately 87 people attended the public input sessions held in May and June.
The format of the workshops was:
- Small group sessions
- Reporting back to the group
Public information session
Plan to attend the public information session Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. to see the summary of the Belle Park Ideas future opportunity survey and talk to staff ahead of the report to Council later this fall. No RSVP required. Presentation at 6:15 p.m. followed by a Q&A with City staff.
A targeted focus group was held August 18.
A focus group for golfers was held July 6.
Due to high water levels, the proposed public engagement walking tours of Belle Park have been cancelled.
Visit the Contact page and sign up to receive email updates on the Belle Park Ideas project.
The City will share the input gathered and summarize it in a report that will go to council this fall.


Published on 31 July 2017
Archived on 31 August 2017
Stratford-on-Avon District's fifth neighbourhood plan referendum will take place on 12 October 2017, when voters in Welford-on-Avon parish will go to the polls to respond to the question: "Do you want Stratford-on-Avon District Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Welford-on-Avon to help decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?"
To vote in this referendum residents of the parish of Welford-on-Avon must be registered to vote in the Local Government elections and be 18 or over on the day of poll.
The polling station, which will be open from 7am to 10pm, will be at the Welford and Weston Memorial Hall, High Street, Welford-on-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 8EF.
The counting of the votes will be held immediately after the close of poll at Welford and Weston Memorial Hall.
To check you are on the Electoral Register and eligible to vote or to register please contact the District Council's Electoral Services on 01789 260208 by 26 September 2017.
Last year the Welford-on-Avon Neighbourhood Plan was independently examined and the Examiner recommended that, subject to some proposed modifications, the Plan should proceed to referendum.
At The Cabinet meeting on 31 July 2017 Councillors agreed to progress the Plan to the next stage and go to referendum.
The referendum will be asking whether the community wish to see the District Council use the Neighbourhood Plan to decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area (which is based on the Parish boundary).
In accordance with the Neighbourhood Planning (Referendum) Regulations 2012 (as amended) the Local Planning Authority must publicise the referendum for a minimum of 28 working days prior to the date of the referendum.
A number of documents (referred to as 'specified documents' in the Regulations) have been produced in order to help with the voting process. These specified documents can be viewed on the District Council's website on the page dedicated to the Welford-on-Avon Neighbourhood Plan at https://www.stratford.gov.uk/planning-regeneration/welford-on-avon-neighbourhood-plan.cfm
Alternatively, these documents may be inspected at:
The District Council offices at Elizabeth House, Church Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6HX, during normal opening hours - Monday - Wednesday 8.45am to 5.15pm and Thursday - Friday 8.45am to 5pm.
Welford-on-Avon Parish Council c/o Mrs Catherine Price, Clerk to the Parish Council, Welford Parish Council Office, 32 Barley Fields, Long Marston, CV37 8SN.
Stratford-upon-Avon Library, 12 Henley Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6PZ. Opening hours - Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 3pm.
Bidford-on-Avon Community Library, Bramley Way, Bidford-on-Avon, B50 4QG during normal opening hours - Monday and Tuesday 10.00am to 4.30pm; Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 12noon.
Alcester Library, Globe House, Priory Road, Alcester, B49 5DZ during normal opening hours - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9.30am to 5.30pm and Saturday 9.30am-12.30pm.
Neighbourhood planning is a key component of the Government's Localism Act, introducing a new tier of planning. The Localism Act devolves greater powers to councils and neighbourhoods, giving local people new rights to shape the development of the communities in which they live by taking a more active role in the development of planning policy at a local level.
The Act makes it clear that a Neighbourhood Plan will have to generally conform to the Development Plan produced by the District Council.
Stratford-on-Avon District Council
Elizabeth House, Church Street,
Tel: 01789 267575


DESIGN COMPETITION – STREET EQUIPMENT FOR FESTIVALS
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The City of Montreal is launching a design competition to develop permanent street equipment elements such as anchoring, support and crowd control systems.
This equipment, to be offered to festival promoters, will help preserve festival sites – principally in the Quartier des spectacles – and prevent their deterioration.
Request for submissions, for the pre-selection of 5 finalists
June 25, 2009, 12 noon
Funded concept development for the 5 finalists, for the selection of a winner
October 5, 2009, 12 noon
Among other members, the jury will include Ruedi Baur, creator of the visual identity of the Quartier des spectacles and artistic director of the Quartier des spectacles Lighting Plan currently being implemented by the Partnership.


SRS Emerald Avenue DTCP Approved Villa Plots @ Vandalur Near VIT University
Near Vellammal CBSE & Colour's International School.
Approved Layout With Clear Title.
Ready to build.
Sweet water at the depth of 40 feet.
Surrounded by well developed locality.
Least price with highest appreciation.
45 Min Drive from Tidel Park.
20 Min Drive from Siruseri IT Park.
45 Minutes Drive to Chennai Airport.
Close to VIT University 900 mts
Direct Bus to all Chennai Major Cities.
Easy Access to GST-( Vandaloor,Tambaram) 18 KM in Traffic Free four Lane Road.
Well Planned 30 & 23 feet Roads.
Park Available in site..


Demolish all illegal structures–governor
NGOMA–The Governor of the Eastern Province, Odette Uwamariya, has ordered local leaders in the region to demolish all housing structures that don’t conform to standard construction regulations.
Speaking at a meeting with local leaders, on Monday, Uwamariya was unhappy that there were poor constructions going on and ordered an immediate inspection in all districts.
The Governor tasked local leaders to assess and demolish houses that were constructed illegally.
“We have some serious cases of illegal constructions in Bugesera and Kayonza districts. Bugesera’s case is even worse because one such house was built by a councillor, what kind of a leader is that?” she wondered.
Aphrodis Nambaje, the new Mayor of Ngoma District, said communities would be helped to get proper shelter.
“We have so far covered at least five sectors…there are certain areas where houses that replaced Nyakatsi are even worse. We shall help and sensitise population to conform to laws regarding construction”.
Meanwhile, Rwanda Housing Authority (RHA) has requested local leaders to identify all houses with asbestos roofings for replacement.
Esther Mutamba, the Director General of RHA, said the government’s plan to replace asbestos, a health hazard, was at an advanced stage.
“Asbestos are so dangerous and cause cancer particularly when removing them,” she said.
By Stephen Rwembeho, The New Times
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BART held a community ribbon-cutting celebration on Friday, May 25, 2018 at the new Antioch Station featuring free preview train rides and local entertainment. The BART to Antioch extension (eBART) began carrying riders in East Contra Costa County on Saturday, May 26, 2018.
The new service between the Pittsburg/Bay Point Station and Antioch is 10 miles long, adds two new stations, and provides much needed congestion relief on State Route 4. The extension will be able to carry an estimated 2,400 riders in each direction, per hour, during rush hours.
Ghirardelli Associates, Inc. is proud to have a continued presence on the construction and roll-out of the project since 2010 providing civil and electrical inspectors, office engineers, quality assurance auditors, assistant resident engineers and much more. A big thanks to those that played an active role in the project.


Starting Monday, crews will be removing the old boardwalk and performing trail restoration in the forested area south of Anfield Road to Millard Road (behind Sandpiper Drive).
This trail section will be fully closed until Friday.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, crews will putting some finishing touches on the new trail section between Millard and Beachwood roads. This trail section will be closed 7:00am to 4:00pm on those two days, and will reopen after working hours.
During these trail closures, people who walk and cycle will need to detour via the South Island Highway.


Cheetham Hill Shopping Centre (Stop L)
On Cheetham Hill R, near Dry Cleaners
Buses point south ↓
Rusholme - Heavy Congestion
Due to heavy congestion in Rusholme, causing lengthy delays to the 41 and 53 bus services, they will be diverting from 7pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings until end of service. This will be in place until further notice.
41 services will be diverting via Oxford Road, Hathersage Road, Upper Brook Street, Anson Road, Birchfields Road, Moseley Road and Wilmslow Road in both directions.
Manchester Road, Bury - Water Pipe Replacement work10 January–15 March 2022
Mains water pipe replacement works are taking place on Manchester Road between Gigg Lane and Dumers Lane. As part of the essential works, the bus lane heading northbound will be closed for the duration and traffic management will be in place.
The 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 135 and 524 bus services are expected to experience delays for the duration of the works. Passengers are advised to visit the bus operator's website for live information.
Industrial action on First Manchester services.
On Tuesday 18 and Thursday 20 January, industrial action will take place affecting all First Manchester bus services.
No services will operate from the depot on both days.
Metrolink, and bus services from other operators will continue to operate.tfgm.com/school-bus-disruption
Oxford Road, Manchester - Bus Stop Closure
CCTV repair works are taking place in the area of Oxford Road, affecting the two bus stops near Hulme Street/Oxford Road Station.
These services will not use Oxford Road Station and Hulme Street bus stops for the duration of the works. Please use the bus stops at Oxford House or Great Bridgewater Street.
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- 59 Oldham, Mumps - Middleton - Manchester Piccadilly First Greater Manchester
- 135 MANCHESTER Piccadilly - BURY Interchange Go North West
- 151 NMGH - Ashton Interchange Little Gem
- 717 Our Lady's R.C. High School - Strangeways Belle Vue Coaches
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JOHOR Baru City Council (MBJB) will take proactive measures after several parts of the city were inundated following the downpour on Aug 2.
The city council signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the state Public Works Department (JKR) and state Drainage and Irrigation Department (JPS) on this.
Johor Baru mayor Datuk Mohd Noorazam Osman explained that main rivers and drainage were under DID’s purview while MBJB was in charge of main tributaries and ditches.
He said culvert crossings on JKR roads were important to ensure smooth water flow.
“The culverts have to be maintained regularly so they do not clog up, especially during a downpour and high tide.
“A discussion will be held soon between all parties on this,” he said.
Mohd Noorazam added the city council had undertaken several short-term measures.
Riverbed cleaning works at Sungai Sengkuang and Sungai Buntan had been carried out to prevent repeat flooding in areas located near rivers, he said.
Mohd Noorazam said remedial works involving Sungai Tampoi, Sungai Bala, Sungai Sebulung and Sungai Pandan would start soon.
“The city council has also instructed a developer to prevent soil from its ongoing project flowing into drains which caused the flash flood,’’ he said in a statement.
Mohd Noorazam said that failure to do so would result in a stop-work order being issued to the developer under Section 71 of the Street, Drainage and Building Act 1974.
He said if found guilty, the developer could be fined up to RM500,000 or face 10 years’ imprisonment .
On long-term plans, he said that the city council would carry out a study on the capacity of existing water pumps including installing pumps in new development areas.
“This is to ensure water can be released smoothly into the Straits of Johor, especially during high tide,’’ said Mohd Noorazam.
He also urged residents to stop dumping waste into rivers and drains as their action could result in drains clogging up and causing flash floods.
Among the areas affected by the floods were Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Kampung Mohd Amin, Jalan Sungai Chat, Persiaran Abu Bakar, Jalan Kolam Ayer, Jalan Ayer Molek from Wisma Tenaga Nasional Bhd to Wisma Persekutuan, Jalan Stulang Darat, Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Jalan Tebrau including the intersection of Jalan Dato’ Sulaiman, Jalan Sekolah and Jalan Dewasa (Kampung Bakar Batu).
The two locations affected by mud floods were Jalan Ayer Molek (the intersection of Jalan Lingkaran Dalan to Wisma Persekutuan) and Jalan Tebrau (the intersection of Jalan Salleh to Jalan Tun Abdul Razak).


Pursuant to a long term Version Plan developed in 2006, the Village of Dobbs Ferry has completed the construction of "The Great Lawn" at the north end of Waterfront Park. Located on landfill and protected by stone faced riprap, this location offers unbelievable views up and down the scenic Hudson River. This area will be used as a general purpose athletic field for youth and recreational sports including soccer, as well as for other Village events. The multi-purpose Great Lawn concept was inspired by the work of Frederick Law Olmsted, the designer of both Central Park and Prospect Park.
The ADFH (Ardsley-Dobbs Ferry-Hastings) United Soccer Club will play games at Waterfront Park beginning in September 2009.


How to make a comment on the plan to change Millwood Avenue
If you want to provide input on the Millwood Avenue Public Improvement Plan to Commonwealth Transportation Board members, you can do so two ways.
Submit comments via email to email@example.com and they will be forwarded to board members. Comments should be submitted by noon Tuesday to allow time for them to be sent to and considered by board members.
Attend the meeting, which will be held in the Virginia Department of Transportation Central Auditorium at 1221 E. Broad St. in Richmond. It will begin upon the adjournment of the workshop meeting that starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Guidelines for public comment can be found at www.ctb.virginia.gov/publiccommentguidelines.asp.


While millions were spent to turn a part of the iconic wooden boardwalk along Coney Island and Brighton Beach into concrete, the boardwalk westward remains neglected and in disrepair.
Activists claim that an area outside of the normal tourist route is “dangerous.” Todd Dobrin, president of Friends of the Boardwalk, has said that between West 23rd Street and W27th Street the boardwalk is ripe for pedestrian accidents.
In some parts, the boards are loose due to missing screws, splintered from wear and tear and in some cases, completely missing.
“This is an emergency situation,” said Dobrin.
“It seems like they only fix where the tourists visit,” said Rodney Thurston, who lives in city housing development Carey Gardens at West 23rd Street, to the New York Daily News.
The area borders apartment buildings and several city housing projects.
Recently, a woman walking along the boardwalk on West 17th was injured when she stepped on a loose plank. Her leg was caught in between the wooden slates and it took rescuers 15 minutes to free her.
“Her leg was very red and swollen,” said an onlooker to the New York Post.
Vickie Karp, a spokeswoman for The Parks Department , said they have $30 million in funding for Coney Island Boardwalk renovations. Whether that would go towards repairs and upkeep of the iconic wooden boardwalk was not made clear.
Councilman Domenic Recchia said he is also on board to try and fix the unsafe parts of the boardwalk.


Environmental protesters have called for the reinstatement of disused railway lines linking King’s Lynn and other towns as part of a drive to tackle climate change.
Members of Extinction Rebellion want to see a greater emphasis on boosting public transport in the borough, citing government figures which reveal West Norfolk had the third highest increase in greenhouse gas emissions in the country between 2005 an 2013.
The group’s spokesman, Dr Pallavi Devulapalli, raised the issue at a West Norfolk Council meeting last Thursday and said: “In view of the climate and ecological emergency we find ourselves in, I hope the council agrees it is imperative we reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport in West Norfolk.
“This is an appalling state of affairs and it arises because residents in West Norfolk have no alternative to the road when it comes to travelling.
“This amount of road travel is taking its toll in citizen’s health, wellbeing and productivity.
“The most common complaint for people in West Norfolk today is that of traffic congestion, with a huge amount of time lost to traffic jams.
“The only logical solution to this is to reinstate the train lines between King’s Lynn and Norwich, King’s Lynn and Peterborough, and King’s Lynn and Hunstanton.”
Ian Devereux, cabinet member for the environment, said the council has put in measures to tackle emissions and reduce them.
He said latest figures and air quality reports for 2018 and 2019 showed emissions were dropping in both the town centre and at Gaywood clock.
“All of these results demonstrate that we have acted on the evidence before us to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and atmospheric pollution,” he said.
Regarding calls for the reinstatement of railway lines, Mr Devereux said population volumes travelling on the borough’s roads were “barely sufficient to support a viable bus network, let alone justify the large capital investment required for an array of new permanent-way solutions”.
He said demand was for train services from Lynn to Cambridge and the council was working to promote this, although he added it is a national-led project and the council had limited influence.
The council is also encouraging people to walk or cycle using greenways and off-road routes.
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Town isn’t dallying on Red & White
The Red & White, while a nostalgic treasure to many, is in violation of town codes and must come down.
Work was completed to shore up the exterior of the building and ensure safety to the public walking by. Pressure was increased and deadlines were set for other improvements to be made to the interior of the building.
Many held out hope that the owners would be able to preserve this piece of history in downtown and give it new life, but that hope was erased when the town council voted Feb. 3 to move ahead with demolition. They acted out of responsibility to public safety and their duty to uphold our ordinances.
The demolition order was filed with the Johnston County courts on Feb. 18. All parties were then notified. By law, the owners have 30 days to appeal. We’ve been notified that they have, indeed, filed that appeal, which is their right.
Please understand the building cannot be legally demolished for simply being an “eye-sore,” so if the owners are able to step in and abate any safety hazards, the town will lose authority to tear it down.
While that legal process moves its way through court, the Town of Clayton has not delayed in moving ahead. We have collected bids from demolition contractors and are in the process of reviewing those bids right now. A date will be set for the work, and the Red & White will come down unless the Town of Clayton receives a temporary restraining order from the courts.
We understand citizen frustration with the perceived slow pace of this project, but rest assured the legal legwork is now in place, and the wrecking ball will likely be swinging before summer.
Public information officer, Town of Clayton


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Abandoned bike - Lupus St / Winchester St
Reported in the Abandoned bike category anonymously at 17:18, Tuesday 30 June 2020
Sent to Westminster City Council less than a minute later
Abandoned bicycle - junction of Lupus Street and WInchester Street. Blue Bobbin.
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


We have more great news at The Ridgeway that will be of interest to owners and prospective purchasers.
Sutherland Shire Council is looking to assist owners, builders and future purchasers by providing important design and development application guidelines.
The information session will assist with:
- Understand key planning controls (and what variations are permissible).
- Save you time and money in terms of what reports are required for your development application.
- Ultimately speed up the approval process to ensure construction starts sooner.
This session, hosted by Council is via online Zoom session on：
Date: Tuesday 10th November 2020
Time: Starting at 7:00 pm.
There will be a short presentation covering the planning issues specific to The Ridgeway, followed by a question and answer session.
The aim is to ensure owners obtain development application approval the first time to minimise delays, enabling you to move in sooner.
To register please RSVP to email@example.com by 5:00 pm on Monday 9th November 2020.
Council will then provide a link to the Zoom meeting.


Date: December 20, 2017
Subject: 304 Washington Bl
Dear Board Members:
You may be interested to know that the Roseville Planning Division has received a development application for the project identified below. Notice will be mailed to property owners adjacent to the project prior to action on the application. We invite you to review this request and to forward your comments and/or questions to us. Key project information relating to this project is provided as follows:
File #: PL17-0364
Project Name: DTSP PCL DT-4 – MAIN STREET PLAZA APARTMENTS
Description: REQUEST TO BUILD A 3- AND 4-STORY MIXED-USE AFFORDABLE APARTMENT WITH 3,000 SF OF RETAIL, 59 UNITS AND 60 PARKING SPACES.
Site Location: 304 WASHINGTON BL
Specific Plan Area: DT
Specific Plan Parcel #: DT-4
General Plan: CBD-19.8
Applicant: RYAN YANAGITA – 724 S. SPRING ST., SUITE 304 – LOS ANGELES, CA 90014
Owner: TIM SOULE – 11150 W. OLYMPIC BLVD., SUITE 620 – LOS ANGELES, CA 90014
If you are interested in having this project presented at one of your neighborhood association meetings, please contact the applicant at the phone number provided above or me at 774-5276 to discuss such a meeting. Please make requests for presentations at least two weeks prior to your meeting date so that we can assure that a City representative can attend. If possible, please put this item at the start of your agenda, after the minutes and treasurer’s report.
If you have any questions of comments regarding this project, I can be contacted in the Planning Division at 311 Vernon Street or by phone at 774-5276. Your comments are very important to us as we work together to make Roseville a better community.
Wayne Wiley, Associate


Meetings of the Hawaii Botanical Society
The general public is welcome to any Hawaii Botanical Society meeting.
June 11th, 2019 at 7 pm:
Come learn about the importance of Oʻahu's urban
trees and the work of the Citizen Foresters!
Shannon Noelle Rivera, Community Partnership Coordinator with Kaulunani Urban & Community Forestry Program and Smart Trees Pacific
Our June meeting of the Hawaii Botanical Society will take place at the:
Free parking is available.
Refreshments will be provided!


Coram, NY – Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilman Neil Foley have announced the paving of Vautrin Avenue, Vautrin Lane and Woodland Avenue in Holtsville. The total cost for this project was approximately $132,000.“These roadways off of the LIE Service Road were badly deteriorated,” Superintendent Losquadro said. “I was happy to include them among our 2019 paving projects.”Councilman Foley said, “It's such a relief for drivers who had to navigate these roads to be able to travel in safety and comfort again. We're grateful for all the continued work our colleagues at the Highway Department are providing, to further maintain the level of quality we all come to expect of our roadways."
Daniel P. Losquadro * Highway Superintendent1140 Old Town Road • Coram • NY 11727 • Phone (631) 451-9200 • Fax (631) 732-2584


Breach of planning
In this section
8. How to appeal
If you have received an enforcement notice which you disagree with, then you can appeal to the Planning and Environment Decisions Wales.
The Planning and Environment Decisions Wales must receive an appeal before the date the enforcement notice comes into force.
Once an appeal against an enforcement notice is lodged, the matter is on hold until the decision is issued. Prosecution is not possible at this time.


Notice of Public Hearing
City Code Amendments
Chapter 6 – Nuisances and Chapter 8 – Streets
Notice is hereby given that the NYA City Council will conduct a public hearing on Monday, July 22nd, 2013 at 6:30 PM or soon thereafter, in the Council Chambers at Oak Grove City Center, 310 Elm St. W. The purpose of this hearing is to consider amendments to City Code Chapter 6 – Nuisances, regarding disorderly conduct; and City Code Chapter 8 – regarding consumption of alcoholic beverages on public property.
Pertinent information is available for review at City Hall between the hours of 8-4:30, Monday through Friday. If you have any questions regarding this matter or wish to make comment prior to the hearing, please contact the City Office at 467-1800 or in writing to: City of Norwood Young America, 310 Elm St. W., PO Box 59, NYA, MN 55368, by no later than noon on Monday, July 22nd, 2013.
BY: Norwood Young America City Council
ATTEST: Tom Simmons, City Administrator
(Published in the NYA Times July 11, 2013)


January 14, 2016
The City of Houston met the deadline and submitted grant applications for FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) on behalf of interested homeowners on December 15, 2015 to the Texas Department of Emergency Management (TDEM). These applications include elevation and mitigation reconstruction projects for flood-prone homes. TDEM will review all the applications submitted and choose which applications from communities around the state to include in its statewide request to FEMA. The tentative due date for TDEM’s submittal to FEMA is the end of May 2016. FEMA has not yet establish a date to announce awards.
The City of Houston Floodplain Management Office (FMO) will inform applicants when we learn whether or not TDEM included the City applications in the statewide request to FEMA. The tentative date for this is June 2016, however, this timeframe is beyond the City’s control and is established by TDEM and FEMA.
Please contact FMO with questions at [email protected] or 832.394.8854.


Authors: Bintang Sekarayu, Patricia Orpa Lefina Keliwulan, Grace Meta Nababan, Debora Marcella Subagio
Flooding is a yearly phenomenon in Jakarta (and various cities in Indonesia). It is caused by urbanisation of the surrounding areas on the upstreams of the river basin. One possible solution is to use permeable asphalt mixes (PAM) to increase the area of water infiltration. Through literature review, we look at the properties of PAM, its characteristics, and different studies regarding its water filtration performance and durability.

The result of this review is that permeable pavements are usable in Indonesia, as it has already been used in other tropical countries. They have adequate water infiltration capabilities, though whether it is enough to be used to alleviate flooding is not yet known. Maintaining its water infiltration capabilities is important, as clogging can reduce road safety and durability.
Should you have any questions, please contact :
Bintang Sekarayu, Patricia Orpa Lefina Keliwulan, Grace Meta Nababan, Debora Marcella Subagio


1. H-1 Freeway work:
Lane, shoulder, pedestrian overpass closures: Captain Cook, Magellan, eastbound Capt. Cook at Ward to be detoured; lane closure Kapiolani Interchange; Wilder off-ramp westbound closure, Tuesday through Thursday, 9 p.m.-5 a.m.
Lane, ramp and shoulder closures: Pali Overpass and Kapiolani Interchange, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; University Avenue on-ramp westbound, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.; Lunalilo Street from Keeaumoku Street; detours on Piikoi and Lunalilo; Lunalilo off-ramp westbound; detours on Punahou and Bingham, all 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Resurfacing project: ewa-bound, Kapiolani Interchange to Punchbowl on-ramp, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.; and both directions, University to Kapiolani interchanges, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Seismic retrofit work: at Lunalilo-Vineyard off-ramp, both directions, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
2. Moiliili: Date Street, Isenberg Street to University Avenue, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
3. Manoa: waterline installation University Avenue.
4. Nimitz Highway: resurfacing, Rodgers to Ahua, east and westbound.
Airport interchange: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., townbound; and 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., ewa-bound.
5. Aiea/Pearl City: Water main and fire hydrant work along Kaamilo, Neki and Ulune streets, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
6. Waipahu: water main work, Kahuanui between Kahuanani and Kahuahale and Kahuanani between Kahuanui and Kahu; also along Waipahu Depot Road, Haakoa to Waipahu Incinerator, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
7. H-2 Freeway: installation of highway lighting, Leilehua to Waiawa interchanges, outbound, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and townbound, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
8. Mililani/Schofield area: various projects, including new street trees, and installation of "traffic-slowing" raised median/pedestrian crossing island, Lanikuhana Avenue; and Wilikina Drive and Kamananui Road, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
9. Kahaluu: Kamehameha Highway, Lihikai to Laenani drives; and along Ahuimanu Road and vicinity, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
10. Kaneohe/Maunawili: Water main and fire hydrant installation along Kahekili Highway, Ahuimanu to Haiku Roads, and Kulukeoe Street to Likelike Highway; Yacht Club Street, and Keoe Way and Place; Auloa Road, Castle Junction to near Lunaai Street, and Kamehameha Highway resurfacing, northbound, Kaneohe Bay Drive to Kahiko Street, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Also: H-3 Freeway: resurfacing, both directions, Halekou Interchange to Marine Corps Base Hawaii, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Likelike Highway, Kaneohe-bound, Wilson Tunnels to the H-3 overpass, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
11. Kunia: H-1 Freeway, and Kunia Road, various locations, vicinity of Kunia interchange, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
12. Farrington Highway: northbound to Hanakahi Street, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
13. Haleiwa: Water line installation, Haleiwa Road and vicinity, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Victory Over Verizon!
Verizon has agreed to move those pesky FiOS boxes! Contra Costa Times story here. *Update* 4:31 p.m. Here is a letter on the issue from Jerry Askew of GHSNC: Good News! Verizon has tentatively agreed to relocate all of their low-mounted FiOS boxes in the City of Los Angeles. This is a huge win for our community as it will eliminate the graffiti nuisance and various hazards presented by the boxes. The agreement will be finalized at the Board of Public Works meeting on Friday, September 25th (see meeting information at the end of this email). Many cabinets can simply be raised above 8ft. on the pole. Some cabinets will need to be moved to another pole or converted to a ground-mounted cabinet (aka an Above Ground Facility or "AGF"). AGFs require a permit, notification of adjoining property owners and a public hearing. Accordingly, those may take some time to complete. There will be a minor interruption of service for Verizon's customers while their box is being rais


The village is always spotless.
And tonight, the Ballincollig Tidy Towns crew celebrated being named Ireland’s Tidiest Large Urban Centre and winning the County Award for Cork Southwest at the National Tidy Towns Awards for the eleventh time.
The SuperValu TidyTowns competition began in 1958 and has become Ireland’s best-known sustainable and environmental initiative.
Ballincollig Tidy Towns has a long and distinguished history with the competition. Since its inception in 1965 it has become deeply ingrained in the local community.
Speaking at the awards, Lord Mayor of Cork, Councillor Kieran McCarthy said the Ballincollig team “did the whole city proud”.
“Ballincollig Tidy Towns is a shining example of community spirit, collaboration, perseverance, and civic pride.” he added.
“This achievement is a real team effort. It is testament to the efforts of an army of volunteers who work week-in, week-out on litter picks, environmental projects, floral and landscaping project and much, much more. But also, testament to the collaboration with a whole range of businesses, schools and organisations who support Tidy Towns, including our own City Council teams”.
The judges’ report shows that they were impressed by a busy and bustling town when they visited, by the quality of landscaping and green spaces but also by the significant work being undertaken by the committee on biodiversity and nature and sustainability.


The Board Meeting for Monday, August 21, 2017 will be held at 10:00 a.m. in the Board Room.
The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport Authority will have a Board Retreat Meeting on Wednesday, August 23 at 9:00 a.m. in the Board Room.
About the Board
The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport Authority Board of Commissioners meets in open session on the third Monday of each month at 2 p.m. in the Airport Authority's office. Unless otherwise noted, all committee meetings are held in the Board Room of the Airport Authority's office.
CMAA Master Plan Update
Learn more about the CMAA updated Master Plan.


LATEST planning applications sent to Kirklees Council include:
Keyworker Homes, mill to be demolished and replaced with block of 20 flats, former Meltham Fabrications, Mill Moor Road, Meltham; J Barrett and D Nicholson, conservatory, 11 Cliff Road, Holmfirth; West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, change of use to community fire station, Emergency House, Manchester Road, Marsden.
Alexander Audi, signs, showroom, Trident Business Park, Leeds Road, Huddersfield; I Chatterton, new shop front, The RC Unit, St Thomas's Road, Thornton Lodge; Mr and Mrs Taylor, rear extension, roof alterations and moving garage, 109 Bank End Lane, Almondbury; Airwave MM02, 15-metre pole with equipment, cricket club, Bankfield Lane, Kirkheaton.
Marco Vercelli, change of use to pizza takeaway, 75-77 Northgate, Almondbury; Kirklees Council, change of use to temporary site office, 17 Hubert Street, Salendine Nook; S Jones and P King, detached garage and workshop, next to 36 Miry Lane, Thongsbridge; Mr and Mrs Jessop, conservatory, 73 Mountfield Road, Waterloo; Mr and Mrs Houlton, conservatory, 76 Royd Street, Golcar.
N Fitzpatrick, garage extension, 3 Hayfield Avenue, Oakes; O Linford, outline for housing development, next to 1 and 3 Beaumont Street, Moldgreen; G Stoker, first-floor extension, 10 Almondbury Close, Almondbury; Mr and Mrs Riley, two-storey extension, 88 Dyson Street, Dalton; C and B Svensgaard, detached garage, next to 12 Upper Rotcher, Slaithwaite.
H Whyatt, detached garage, 17 Upper Rotcher, Slaithwaite; Ronald Cummaford, wrought iron fence and gates at front, 209 Lockwood Road, Lockwood; R and S Barrow, single-storey extension, detached garage and alterations to existing garage to form car-port, 19 Weatherhill Crescent, Lindley; Echelon, conservation area consent for barn demolition, Crosland Park, off Royds View, Linthwaite.
M Hey, two stables (retrospective), 12 Slaids, Heath Road, Linthwaite; B Duckett, extension, Upper Woodhouse Farm, Woodhouse Lane, Holmbridge; T Ahmad, conservatory, 70 Birkby Hall Road, Birkby; N and S Wilson, extensions, 12 Lindley Avenue, Birchencliffe; Countryside Properties, 130 homes, site of Hepworth Honda, Queen Street South, Huddersfield.
J Lodge, conservatory and pitched roof over flat roof extension, 2 Bradshaw Close, Honley; Mr and Mrs Culliney, sunroom extension, 12 Badger Gate, Meltham; Mr and Mrs K Sykes, two-storey extension, 33 Crossley Lane, Kirkheaton; Mr and Mrs Roberts, sun lounge extension, 2 Rowlands Avenue, Dalton; J Rollinson, two-storey extension, 30 Brownhill Lane, Holmbridge.
C Greaves, single-storey extension, 18 Thirstin Road, Honley; Mr and Mrs B Marshall, single-storey extension, 4 Ridings Lane, Thongsbridge; Mr and Mrs Hobson, extensions (modified proposal), 22 Birmingham Lane, Meltham; Mr and Mrs Matthews, convert warehouse to house, next to 32 Scotgate Lane, Honley; R Setchfield, all-weather manege for horses, Bank Top House, Bank Top Lane, Holmbridge.
Mr and Mrs G Mather, conservatory, 36 Long Lane, Clayton West; Mr and Mrs I Williams, extensions, 8 Derwin Avenue, Stocksmoor; S Brough, two-storey extension and porch, 75 Warburton, Emley; M Hemingway, extensions, 162 Hopton Lane, Upper Hopton; Mr and Mrs J riding, extend outbuilding to form granny flat, 18 Vicarage Meadows, Mirfield.
Mr and Mrs J Booth, two-storey extension, 19 Willow Fields, Lepton; R Merrill, two-storey extension, 62 Heator Lane, Upper Cumberworth; Mr and Mrs N Palmer, use of land for keeping horses, change of use of calf pen to stables and building new stable block, Jill Lane Farm, Northorpe.
Mr and Mrs P Mortimer, detached house and detached garage, between 31-33 Cheviot Way, Upper Hopton.
Mr and Mrs I Alexander, extensions and canopy, 34 Ings Mill Avenue, Clayton West; S Gaunt, application via enforcement appeal for boundary wall over a metre high, 1 Pinfold Close, Mirfield; Mr and Mrs Illingworth, study in detached garage, Mill Cottage, Mill Bank, High Flatts.
Mr and Mrs Allan, rear extension, 4 Lee Way, Highfield Road, Kirkburton; Lanson Estates, convert to 42 flats with 13 houses, former Springfield Park Hotel, Penistone Road, Kirkburton; Real Developments, convert agricultural buildings to homes, Units 1 and 4 Beaconsfield Farm Barn, Paul Lane, Flockton.
G Cooper, extensions, 18 Church Lane, Mirfield; P Holt, outline for house, next to 66 Huddersfield Road, Shelley; G Stead, porch and garage extensions, 14 Sands Lane, Hopton, Mirfield; F Thompson, outline for house, corner plot at 30 Granny Lane/2 Gregory Springs Road, Mirfield.
Mr and Mrs S Stott, conservatory, 42 Westfields Avenue, Mirfield; E Edwards, conservatory, 14 Saville Road, Skelmanthorpe; Mr and Mrs G Scrimshaw, two-storey extension, 174 Hawthorne Way, Shelley; Mr and Mrs G Meachen, single-storey extension, 184 Barnsley Road, Denby Dale.


Pflumm Road Improvement Project – 143rd St. to 151st St.
Tentative Construction Schedule and Phasing
Phase 1 from 151st St to south of 147th Terr. Estimated April – July.
Phase 2 from south of 147th Terr to south of Summit St. Estimated July – September.
Phase 3 from south of Summit St to 143rd St. Estimated October – December.
Black Bob Road is the official, signed detour route.
Intersection work (143rd St and Pflumm Rd and 151st St and Pflumm Rd). There will be work at these intersections though they will remain open to traffic.
Second meeting was held in person Thursday, May 13, 5 – 6 p.m. Church of the Harvest 14841 S. Black Bob Road


Public transportation time has also been updated…
The Dubai Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) announced that Dubai will provide free parking spaces. Eid Mubarak holiday. Free parking in Dubai is valid from Monday, July 19 to Friday, July 23, not applicable to multi-storey car parks. Parking fees will resume on Saturday, July 24.
The RTA also announced the revised timetable for public buses, subways, trams, and sea traffic. The Customer Wellbeing Center will be closed from July 19th to 24th, and will resume service on July 25th.
Public holidays in Dubai usually mean changes in public transportation time, and this public holiday is no exception. So they are:
The red line will run from Monday, July 19 to Thursday, July 22, from 5 am to 1 am, and Friday, July 23, from 10 am to 1 am. On Saturday, July 24, the red line runs from 5 am to midnight. The Green Line will operate from Monday, July 19 to Thursday, July 22, from 5 am to 1 am, and Friday, July 23, from 10 am to 1 am. On Saturday, July 24, the red line will run from 5 am to midnight.
The Dubai Tram is scheduled to operate from Monday, July 19 to Thursday, July 22, from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, July 23, from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m., and Saturday, July 24, from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. .
Dubai’s main bus stations, such as Gold Souq, will operate from 4.30 am to 00:30 am (after midnight), and the Al Ghubaiba station will operate from 4.15 am to 1 am. Substations, such as Satwa, will start at 4.30am to 11pm. However, the C01 route will operate around the clock.
Al Qusais Station will operate bus services from 4.30am to 00.04am (after midnight). Al Quoz Industrial Station operates from 5.05 am to 11.30 pm, and Jebel Ali Station operates from 4.58 am to 0.15 am (after midnight).
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Consultation is about to begin between Hounslow Council and residents and businesses that will be impacted by planned expansion at Heathrow Airport. Hounslow is the borogh most affected by noise from the airport as it lays directly under both main approach paths.
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An ITV News journalist worked as a Deliveroo rider to see what it's like - from induction to cycling through traffic and making deliveries.
Sutton United substitute goalkeeper Wayne Shaw has offered his resignation after eating a pie during a match.
Brixton's tribute to David Bowie will be a gravity-defying structure standing three storeys tall.


The greening grey project we really couldn’t resist. A forgotten piece of private land in the Bagslate area of Norden had been left to grow wild for many years. After a quick conversation with sponsor H Bell & Sons, they found out who owned the land and worked out a deal so that we could adopt it and give it a fitting clean up.
Together we’ve started to turn it into a calming green oasis for the local residents, school children and passers-by. The old house behind was named Green Mount back in the day and so to keep a bit of history we gave the project the same name.


>> Footpaths & Bridleways
Footpaths & Bridleways
The Council maintains the footpaths within the community and is part reimbursed through grant aid from the City and County of Swansea. If anyone is aware of any footpath requiring maintenance then please contact the Clerk to the Council.
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Coun. Doug Ford had some harsh words about the majority of councillors during a break at Thursday’s city council meeting. He said they don’t know what they are doing and they don’t respect the taxpayers.
Open Streets coming to downtown Toronto in August
Bloor Street between Spadina and Parliament, and Yonge Street between Bloor and Queen will be no-car zones between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. on August 17 and on August 31.


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Effective July 1, 2015, plumbing-irrigation permits and irrigation
inspections will be processed by Water Resources at Public Works, 11300
Research Rd, Frisco TX 75033.
The City of Frisco, TX makes every effort to produce and publish the most current and accurate information possible. No warranties, expressed or implied, are provided for the data herein, its use, or its interpretation. Utilization of this website indicates understanding and acceptance of this statement.


Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Monday announced a bunch of projects to better connectivity in the states of Telangana and Andhra.
A detailed project report for development of Expressways between Hyderabad and Bangalore (550 km) and Hyderabad and Vijayawada (Amaravati 270 km), with a potential investment outlay of Rs. 16,000 crore will soon be prepared. Apart from that about Rs. 25,000 crore would be invested in development of highways in the State, the Business Line quotes Gadkari as saying.
"This is in line with our vision to establish express highway network throughout the country. We have already begun works for the first access-control express highway at Delhi and the Delhi-Meerut express highway. This is not the final figure. It is still open for discussion. If recommendations come from the State government or MPs, MLAs or our party leaders for any new National Highways, we will think positively and support it” Gadkari told reporters.
A report in The Hindu also adds that Rs 24,800 crore will be spent on development of new national highways and improvement of the existing ones, totalling to 2,500 kilometres in Telangana, while a dry port is also being planned on the Godavari river in Telangana.
Gadkari who later had lunch with Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, was in Telangana to officially lay the foundation stone for a four-lane highway between Yadadri and Warangal and inaugurate a bridge across river Godavari.


ADOT website details progress on Antares Bridge construction
MOHAVE COUNTY – ADOT is maintaining a webpage for the Antares Bridge construction that they are administering on Mohave County’s behalf due to the federal funds involved. This is the bridge crossing over the Truxton Wash near Valentine, AZ, about 30 miles northeast of Kingman. The wash has had many storm-driven closures in the past. Antares Road is currently an unpaved dirt road. When completed, the project will eliminate a 29-mile detour during storm occurrences.
Here is the link: https://azdot.gov/projects/northwest-district-projects/new-antares-road-bridge-over-truxton-wash


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ROAD CLOSED: Beginning at 7am on Thursday, July 27th, the following road will be closed to thru traffic for dig out for concrete replacement:
N. Main St. from 3rd Ave. NE to 4th Ave. NE
The road is expected to remain closed until Tuesday, August 1st at 12pm. Motorists are advised to take alternate routes until the work is completed.


Mt Biggs lifestyle 1.08ha
Invest in your future, this location is one that is developing quickly due to easy commuting, amazing views and many up market homes. You really can't go wrong here. The section is flat, so it gives you a variety of options in regards to house plans and positioning. Zoned for Mt Biggs school is a real plus for families or potential families and the local High School bus is minutes away. So tick, location, tick developing area and tick great building site. Ring today to plan your lifestyle dream tomorrow.


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The Board of Adjustment hears applications for a variance of the zoning code. The issues considered should not be self-imposed by the applicant. The application must be received in time for a ten-day, public advertising period.
View the Board of Adjustments 2023 Meeting Calendar (PDF).
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes


Greenwood Paving – $68,374.16
H&H Construction – $69,704.80
Smiths’ Construction – $69,786.00
B.R. Fulton Construction – $57,670.00
RGT Clouthier – $71,020.00
Recommended award to B.R. Fulton.
Closing: May 3, 2018 at 2:00pm
Horton Township has issued a Request for Tender for the Reconstruction of Municipal Parking Lot – RFT #PW 2018-07.
Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until:
2:00:00 PM local yime, Thursday, May 3, 2018.
The Township of Horton is inviting tenders, addressed to the CAO/Clerk, from qualified and experienced contractors for the reconstruction of the municipal parking lot at 2253 Johnston Road, Renfrew, Ontario.
Tender documents in electronic format only may be obtained free of charge from the Township of Horton, upon request via email or phone call.
The Township reserves the right to accept any offer and/or reject all offers, without financial penalty or otherwise, at their sole discretion.Contact:
Charles McDonald, Public Works Manager
Township of Horton