Road Linking Mindanao Provinces to completed this year
Date posted on March 26, 2021
A road project of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) linking the provinces of Maguindanao, Sultan Kudarat, and Davao del Sur is slated to be completed this year.
DPWH Secretary Mark Villar announced this citing DPWH Regional Office 12 (DPWH-RO12) Director Basir M. Ibrahim’s report on the 91.23 percent completion of the ongoing civil works of Datu-Paglas-Colombio-Matanao Road Project.
The project involves the opening and concreting of 23.17 kilometers of road that starts from the municipality of Datu Paglas in Maguindanao and now nearing the town of Matanao Davao del Sur.
The construction of two (2) bridges with a total length of 240 meters is also included in the project, which is yearly programmed for implementation by DPWH-RO12 from 2015 to 2021.
When completed, travel time from Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat to Matanao, Davao del Sur will reduce from four (4) hours and ten minutes to only two (2) hours and twenty minutes.
The improvement in inter-regional connectivity and mobility will facilitate better economic opportunities and easy access to government services, thus, alleviate the lives of those living in the once considered fur-flung communities in the regions of Central Mindanao, Soccsksargen, and Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).
Locals are already expressing their gratitude to DPWH for providing a much-needed road project in the area. Tirso Enoc, community leader of Barangay Sinapulan in Colombio, Sultan Kudarat, said that the road will be beneficial for local farmers in transporting their produce to market centers.
Meanwhile, Secretary Villar commended the efforts of DPWH-RO12 to expedite construction activities and keep-up from construction restriction last year caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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You can start your celebration of summer with the following events and activities in Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
City of Toronto Celebrates Improvements to Scarborough’s Regents Park
Friday, June 15
Regents Park, 115 Westbourne Ave, Toronto
- Councillor Michelle Berardinetti (Ward 35 Scarborough Southwest) and City of Toronto staff will join community members to celebrate the installation of new playground equipment.
- The event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony.


After weeks of delay from Streets Ahead we eventually got sent the map showing where Heritage streetlights are going to be installed. This work is due to take place in the next few days. Our calls for a public meeting or local consultation have been ignored. There are obvious problems with the current proposals, notably that the most historic part of the conservation area, the Gin Stables on Stafford Lane, don’t get Heritage lights. Other streets in the Conservation area but missing heritage lights include Fitzwalter Road, Ingram Road, Stafford Street, Claywood Road, Talbot Place and Talbot Gardens.
Please email or phone Streets Ahead and your local councillors to object without delay. firstname.lastname@example.org telephone on (0114) 273 4567
Here is the letter I received from Streets Ahead.
Further to our email dated 9 February 2017, please accept our apologies for the delay in responding.
Please find attached a document showing the locations, with a yellow X, where all of the heritage lanterns will be installed in B64 Norfolk Park Zone
If you require further information regarding the criteria for the installation of heritage lanterns, you can contact the officer in the Conservation Team, John Stonard, and his email address is email@example.com.
When designing the street lights on Fitzwalter Road it was identified that the required lighting levels could not be achieved using 6 metre columns with heritage lanterns. We therefore installed 8 metre columns with LED lanterns to ensure the required lighting levels were met.
Our teams are currently working in B64 Norfolk Park zone. The process for upgrading the street lights usually takes 6 weeks. The reason for this is because the installation of a single streetlight is a complex process and all of the stages need to be completed in sequence. These include digging excavations, installing the new columns, connecting the new columns to existing underground electricity cables, removing old columns and finally backfilling excavations and reinstating pavements/verges. All excavations will remain barriered off during the works for Health and Safety reasons, however, access should be maintained for pedestrians. The remaining work in the area will be completed by 3 March 2017.
We can confirm that the street lighting works on Claywood Drive and Donnington Road were completed.
In response to your queries regarding tree felling we can confirm that we have a number of open enquiries on the system, and will respond to you in due course under reference numbers 101003098790, 101003101326 and 101003159031.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused by our works.
We hope this information is helpful to you, however, if you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact Customer Services at firstname.lastname@example.org, via the website www.sheffield.gov.uk/streetsahead or by telephone on (0114) 273 4567.
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Dropped Kerb Services
Do you need a dropped kerb to access your property?
We understand how convenient it is to access your property via a dropped kerb. Not only does it allow you access but it also stops other people parking in front or your property and can also add value.
It is important to know that a dropped kerb is a legal requirement if you want to drive across the pavement onto your property.
AW Roadways are able to work in conjunction with your local county council to install a dropped kerb whilst complying with all necessary regulations.
Our team have all the necessary qualifications and experience to undertake your dropped kerb installation. We use the best quality materials and techniques needed to a create hard wearing surface that will look good for many years to come
We aim to cause the minimum of mess and disruption and always take local businesses, residents and road users into account when undertaking our work.
Applying for a dropped kerb
AW Roadways has many years experience in installing drop kerbs and with applying for the relevant planning permission.
If you decide to have a drop kerb we will visit your property and take the correct measurements and see what public utility services are present, whether you are on a main road etc and any other consideration that would be needed for planning permission.
You can either apply to your local council for permission for a dropped kerb outside your property or we can apply to your local authority on your behalf.
Once your application has been submitted to the local council it is normal procedure for a council officer to carry out an assessment and a decision will be made to approve or decline the dropped kerb.
About AW Roadways
AW Roadways is a well established construction company with over 10 years' of experience as asphalt and tarmac contractors.
We carry out asphalt and tarmac surfacing and line marking for a range of projects and clients including major companies and organisations, local authorities and government bodies. We operate throughout the UK & Scotland.
AW Roadways are professionally trained and qualified Streetworks approved contractors.


The City of Mitchell will not be plowing any streets within the City. The City went around and opened all catch basins, culverts and drains. We ask that the residents be patient and let the slush in the roads dissipate as the weather warms. This will allow all the drains and culverts to remain unplugged and draining. This will also keep driveways opened up and less work for the homeowners. The city will go around and clean up problem areas as needed. Thanks for your patience and THINK SPRING!
If there is an area that needs immediate attention or you feel is an emergency please call Police Dispatch at 605-995-8400.
For up to the minute plowing announcements you may check www.cityofmitchell.org and click on the snow alerts link.


Rep. Frankel Statement on Historic Infrastructure Deal
Washington, November 5, 2021
West Palm Beach, FL – Today, Representative Lois Frankel (FL-21) released the following statement after voting to pass the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
“This package will create millions of good paying jobs, modernizing our bridges, roads, and public transportation systems while making historic investments in broadband, electric vehicles, green infrastructure and clean drinking water,” said Rep. Frankel. “I look forward to passing the rest of President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda to create an economy that works for all Americans.”
The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act:
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed the House by a vote of 228-206. It now goes to the President for his signature.


OUR VIEW:Trail event huge for Three Forks
April 3, 2019
For Three Forks residents, those across the Gallatin Valley, and visitors, the Headwaters Trails System has become a go to destination that is utilized throughout the year.
May 8 is surely to be a monumental day for both the trail system and the City of Three Forks with a Rails to Trails Conservancy Grand America Rail-Trail Route event scheduled to take place locally.
First and foremost, the event will serve as a great showcase of the trail system and city. Three Forks was selected along with Washington D.C., Columbus, OH., and Seattle to host similar events. Hosting alongside some of the...


Posted by Kate Fichter, Green Line Extension Project Manager
On Wednesday, December 14th, the Green Line Extension project team will hold a public meeting to review the latest design plans for new Lechmere Station. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Kennedy/Longfellow School, 158 Spring Street in Cambridge from 6:00pm-8:00pm. If you need any accommodation to fully participate in this public meeting, please contact Beverley Johnson at 617-296-7003 or firstname.lastname@example.org. Please also contact Ms. Johnson if you need a specific language accommodation.
In addition, MassDOT is pleased to announce that the Metropolitan Area Planning Council has released its draft report and recommendations from the Mystic Valley Parkway Green Line Extension Community Visioning Process. Public comments on the draft report can be submitted until December 30, 2011.
Comments can be provided by email: email@example.com or by mail:
Metropolitan Area Planning Council, c/o Eric Halvorsen, 60 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111
The report is available online at www.mapc.org/green-line-extension. Printed copies are also available at the following locations:
City of Medford, Community Development Department, 85 George P. Hassett Drive, Medford
City of Somerville, Strategic Planning and Community Development Department, 93 Highland Avenue
West Medford Community Center, 111 Arlington Street, Medford
Walkling Court Community Center, Walkling Court, Medford
City of Medford Public Library, 111 High Street, Medford
City of Somerville Public Library, 79 Highland Avenue, Somerville
As always, if you have any questions on the Green Line Extension project, you can email Kate Fichter at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Community Transit Grant Applications Show Significant Increase posted on Mar 5
The MassDOT Rail & Transit Division’s Community Transit Grant Program for Fiscal Year 2016 has received more than 90 applications, a 50% increase compared to last year. Applications were due on March 2. The Community Transit Grant Program provides financial assistance through the Federal Transit …Continue Reading Community Transit Grant Applications Show Significant Increase
Methuen Rotary I-93 Project Update posted on Mar 4
MassDOT’s $66.4 million Methuen Rotary Reconstruction Project on I-93 at Routes 110 and 113 is moving forward during winter 2015. During the month of March, the following activities will continue on I-93 at Routes 110 and 113: Removal of contaminated soil at mitigation area …Continue Reading Methuen Rotary I-93 Project Update
MassDOT Aeronautics: 2015 Aviation Art Contest Winners posted on Mar 3
The MassDOT Aeronautics Division held the Massachusetts State level judging of the 2015 International Aviation Art Contest, with this year’s theme, “World Air Games”. The World Air Games will be held in Dubai in 2015. During 12 days, spectators will see world class competitions and …Continue Reading MassDOT Aeronautics: 2015 Aviation Art Contest Winners


Welcome to WeLoveKits! We are a community organization of neighbours who LOVE living in the neighbourhood of Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC, which is the best neighbourhood in the world. Together, we talk about new developments in our vibrant community.
If you would like to sign up for our group, please sign up for our email list. There is no membership fee.


Rehabilitation of I-75 Highway Bridges
Miami County, Ohio
Several Miami County bridges are scheduled for rehabilitation. This is to preserve current structures and repair damage created over time.
True Inspection Services role on the project is construction inspection which includes inspecting the sealing of concrete using Epoxy-Urethane. This includes verifying proper texturizing of bridge superstructure elements to ensure proper bonding of sealants and ensuring proper coverage of each layer of sealant. The main goal of this work is to extend the life of the sealant and thus extend the durability of the concrete.


Open and contemporary architecture
Designed between a common garden and trees, there are colorful trees, but also colorful benches, Welc'Home is designed to promote conviviality and exchange.
The realization consists of two buildings of 5 floors. Elegant facades adorned with a set of contrasting coatings in shades of gray, and frosted glass railing, give the set a resolutely modern look.
Equipped with photovoltaic solar panels on the roof, it is also important for the latest thermal regulation 2012 that allows maximum energy savings.
Welc'Home has a basement parking as well as spaces for two wheels.


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This 45 acre parcel is owned by the Blue Earth Industrial Service Company (BEISCO) and is zoned Industrial. The price is $8,000 per acre.
The property has a concept design plan completed on it, the utilties (small and large) have been sized and are ready for the site. Survey and title work have been updated.
See concept design.
Faribault County Development Corporation
415 South Grove Street, Suite 4
Blue Earth, MN 56013


Premier 50 foot wide lot located on tranquil Curtis Drive only a few blocks walk to Main Street downtown Telluride. Purchase of lot includes HARC approved plans for a luxurious 4 BR home designed by nationally acclaimed architect Tommy Hein. Home features sweeping views from the Ski Mountain to the Box Canyon. Notably, HARC approval was obtained prior to new hillside constraints and are thus grandfathered for a significantly larger home than is obtainable today. Construction could begin as early as this fall.
Listed by Stewart Seeligson of The Agency Telluride
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DisclosuresRETT, Seller is Agent
List Price Per Acre$26,884,615
TypeIn Town Residential
LegalLOT 7R BLOCK 5 DAKOTA ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF TELLURIDE AND BLOCK 11 WEST TELLURIDE ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF TELLURIDE R
AreaTown of Telluride - 11 (Major Area 10)
CountySan Miguel County
DirectionsFrom Main Street, drive north on Townsend and cross the single lane bridge. Turn left onto Curtis Drive. The subject lot is the 5th lot on the right.


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Reported in the Potholes category anonymously at 12:44, Sun 22 September 2013
Sent to Leicester City Council 1 minute later
Too many potholes on thurlby road, oakley road& meynell road area. the potholes have been there for over a year.
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Work on the Blue Line has moved from Downtown Long Beach to Artesia Station. Planned improvements include new station paint, tile and audio/visual enhancements. Work will continue through Sunday, December 21, and then pause for the holidays before resuming January 5 through 15.
All work requiring a change in service will take place weekday evenings and over the weekends.
Trains will bypass Artesia Station completely Friday evenings after 9 p.m. through Sunday night close of service. During this time, shuttle buses will replace rail service to Artesia Station, departing from Compton Station at regular Blue Line service levels.
As mentioned above, closure of Artesia Station is part of the Blue Line Upgrades project, a $1.2-billion overhaul including station improvements, track replacement/refurbishment, and even, eventually, new rail cars. Some of the upgrades have already been completed at Anaheim Street, PCH Station and in the Long Beach Loop.
Since construction can be a dynamic process, please check back here at The Source, or follow us @metrolosangeles or @metrolaalerts for the latest Blue Line service updates. Finally, thank you to all affected for their patience, as we undertake this essential improvement work for more reliable Blue Line service.
Categories: Service Alerts


Santa Cruz council decides to hold on to scope Park for now
Scope Park across from Town Clock
Creator: Brown, J. M.
Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel
Type: NEWS; DOCUMENT
Brown, J. M. “Santa Cruz council decides to hold on to scope Park for now.” Santa Cruz Sentinel. 2014-02-14. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/129503. Accessed 7 Dec. 2022.


To go to Don Muang Airport from Bangkok and vice versa, besides taking the train from Bangkok Central Station (Hua Lamphong), the cheapest solution but also the slower, there are 4 bus lines called ''Airport Express'' connectiong travellers to Bangkok Skytrain BTS or Bangkok subway MRT, Bangkok Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit), Lumphini Park or Khao San Road. These buses are ate located at exits number 7 and 8 in Terminal 1, just go out at those exits and you will see them.
There is the classic A1 route:
There is the A1 route that goes only to the metro stations BTS (Mo Chit) and MRT (Chatuchak), the most frequent one. It takes 30 to 45 minutes to reach the Mo Chit BTS station (or MRT Chatuchak).
And from 5th December 2019 and the opening of new BTS stations closer to Don Muang airport, every 20 minutes there is a new A1 route that goes to the following stops:
To come to Don Muang airport from Bangkok there is a bus stop a few hundred meters after BTS station Mo Chit or MRT station Chatuchak (same side Chatuchak park).
Note that there is also a free shuttle bus connecting Don Muang to Suvarnabhumi airport (see details here).
There is also a free shuttle bus service connecting the two Bangkok airports. All you need to use it is a plane ticket that took off from the other airport. The journey takes around 1 hour 30 minutes depending on the road traffic.
The Bangkok Skytrain is called BTS. The trains have air condition and let you go over the heavy road traffic in the capital but you can not go everywhere even if connected to the Chao Phraya Express baots, it can let you go to major temples in Bangkok.
Taking the bus to get around is clearly not the easiest mean of transportation to use for a foreign tourist in Bangkok neither the fastest one but it's the cheapest one. Bangkok bus network is wide and you can go almost anywhere but just need to be patient.
Only Thai city for the moment to have a metro (there is metro project in Phuket), Bangkok is the city in Thailand that offers more choices of public or individual transport (metro, bus, boats, tuktuks...). No, there are not just tuk-tuks and pink taxis to get around Bangkok !


Posted on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 09:44 AM
The ceremony has been cancelled due to the weather forecast.
DIEPPE, NB — In collaboration with the Dieppe Military Veterans Association, the City of Dieppe is organizing a ceremony commemorating the Battle of Britain and airforce efforts during the Second World War. The event will be held at J.-Laurie-Cormier Park on Sunday, September 17, and will begin with a military parade at 1:30 p.m.
The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the Dieppe Golden Age Club, located at 445 Acadie Avenue.
Posted on Friday, September 08, 2023 08:56 AM
DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that there will be lane reductions on Champlain Street, between Therrien and Lorette streets as well as between Collège and Notre-Dame streets, from Monday, September 11 to Friday, September 15.
These lane reductions are necessary in order to allow for work related to the new buildings. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic.
It is to be noted that the sidewalk between Collège and Notre-Dame streets will also be closed.
Posted on Thursday, September 07, 2023 02:23 PM
Please be advised that there will be a regular Council meeting on Monday, September 11, 2023, at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, which can also be viewed live on the YouTube channel at the following web address: www.youtube.com/dieppenb
Council members and staff participating remotely will use electronic means of communication. The meeting agenda is available here.
Posted on Tuesday, September 05, 2023 09:26 AM
The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that there will be lane reductions on Champlain Street, between Industrial Street and Dawson Street, from Wednesday, September 6, to Friday, September 8.
These lane reductions are necessary to allow for sewer work. Traffic control measures will be in place.
It is recommended that you leave earlier and allow more time for your travels to avoid potential traffic jams.
The City regrets any inconvenience this work may cause and appreciates your patience...
Posted on Thursday, August 31, 2023 09:01 AM
The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that lane reductions on the following streets will continue until September 15.
- Champlain Street, between Acadie Avenue and western city limits (towards Moncton)
- Acadie Avenue, between Champlain and Marché streets
These lane reductions are necessary to allow for asphalt milling and paving work. Construction will generally take place at night, between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. in order to limit the impact on traffic and access to...


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NOTICE OF RAILROAD CROSSING CLOSURE
The Walnut Street railroad crossing will be shut down for repair. The tentative start date is scheduled for Monday, September 18, 2017. Once the road is shut down it will be closed for five consecutive days. The start date of September 18 is subject to change.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF ZONING CHANGES
The Village of New London has proposed a complete revision to the Zoning Map. The New London Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing to consider the revisions and an ordinance to enact the proposed new Zoning Map. The Zoning Public Hearing held on June 12, 2017 has been continued to June 26, 2017 at the Village Council Chamber at 6 p.m. A copy of the proposed new Zoning Map is available for public inspection between the hours of 8:00 and 4:00 at the office of the Fiscal Officer, 115 East Main Street, New London, Ohio 44851. The Planning Commission may proceed to consider its recommendations to Council concerning the Rezoning Proposal at any time following the Public Hearing.
Veterans Memorial Park
Paver Order Form
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8 X 8 Paver - $150.00
6 Lines - 20 Characters Per Line
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Village of New London
Attention: Veterans Memorial Park
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New London, Ohio 44851
This is a maintenance funding tool and is open to all upon payment of the requisite fee. New London
residency not required. Inscription may honor a particular living/deceased veteran, resident,
business or any positive verse or statement appropriate for the memorial. Wording should not be political in nature or in a negative/discriminatory manner.
For more information, contact:
New London Village Offices at 419-929-4091
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RENT THE VILLAGE OF NEW LONDON
COMMUNITY CENTER & COUNCIL CHAMBER BUILDING
(Located behind Village Office)
FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY, SHOWER OR MEETING
ACCOMODATES APPROX. 75 PEOPLE
RENTAL FEE: $100.00
DAMAGE DEPOSIT (REFUNDABLE) $100.00
TOTAL DUE AT TIME OF RENTAL:= $200.00
CALL VILLAGE OFFICE @419-929-4461
Council Meeting Times:
Village Council meets the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at 7 p.m. The meetings are held in the Village Council Chambers.
Council Chambers is located at 12 James St., New London, OH 44851.


Planning Board Agenda 10/20/2010
SOUTH BERWICK PLANNING BOARD
Wednesday, October 20, 2010 – 7:00 PM
Town Hall, Council Chambers
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG Please rise as you are able and pledge allegiance to our nation’s flag.
CALL TO ORDER
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
• October 6, 2010 – Planning Board Regular Meeting.
Public Members please reserve time to speak to a specific item(s). Please identify yourself by name and
1. Letter from Chief Deputy Attorney General regarding the Freedom of Access Act dated October 1,
2. Appropriations Control Report – October 1, 2010
1. MNS #10-02 – Continued review of an application for a minor three-lot subdivision to be located at 584
Emery’s Bridge Road. Applicants/owners are Irving & Lorene Patterson (mailing address: 12
Huckleberry Lane, Kennebunk ME 04043). Property can be identified as Assessor’s Map 10, Lot 71
and is located in the R4 zoning district.
2. Continued discussion on amending zoning district boundaries.
1. MNS #10-05 – Application for a minor site plan for Katherine Adams Gary (mailing address: 818
Lebanon Rd., North Berwick, ME). Applicant proposes to offer art classes in an existing retail store
located at 438 Main Street. Property can be identified as Assessor’s Map 31, Lot 39 and is located
in the B1 zoning district.
NO NEW BUSINESS SHALL BE TAKEN UP AFTER 9:30 pm


Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Ujjain Development Authority (UDA) chairman Shyam Bansal on Saturday inspected Triveni Vihar Yojana (housing scheme) as well as construction of cement concrete (CC) road between Prashanti Dham and Shipra Vihar Commercial Block.
CEO Sandeep Soni said that 32 houses in Triveni Vihar Yojana, including 28 of EWS category, 3 LIG category and one MIG catergoy, would be auctioned. Painting, electricity and maintenance works were being done in these houses.
During inspection of construction work of CC road, UDA chairman directed officials to carry out central lighting work at the earliest. He also directed to plant saplings and said that efforts be made so that big hotels come up on commercial plots.


Category Archives: Airport News
As mentioned in the RAA newsletter, Ingrid Biglow, Jim Hoyt and Ted Gablin attended the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors meeting on June 15, 2016 to voice concerns about the lack of progress we have witnessed on efforts to remove … Continue reading
At a public hearing on June 21, 2016, Redlands City Council approved tentative tracts 19975 and 18979. Tentative tract 18979 is a 55 lot subdivision on the north side of San Bernardino Ave between Judson and Dearborn and tentative tract … Continue reading
Local Redlands aerobatic pilot Tony Higa, will be featured at H24 Airffest 2016 on Saturday, May 14. The RAA will be rooting him on!


S Filmore Avenue, Wagoner, Oklahoma
S Filmore Avenue, Wagoner, Oklahoma 74467 - 5 City Lots (1.602 Acres m/l) located on paved roads. Cut for hay at the present time. You could purchase and build your home or build custom homes on the lots. City utilities available.
Listing Courtesy of Lancaster Agency


With the last three blogs, believe you will get some information about led street lights. Except IP rating,lumen and voltage, we need to check the wattage of led street lamps too. The wattage of led street lighting fixture is related to electricity consumption.So before you buy customized street light or lowest price and high grade street lamp from China led lighting factory,you should check the electricity consumption.
The electricity consumption of this led street lamp Christmas light is 100w,you can choose 10-400w led roadway lighting.
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Is climate legislation putting the UK at an economic disadvantage?
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport face an uncertain future after the Court of Appeal said the government's decision to allow it was unlawful.
The verdict does not put an end to the plans, however. The judges said a third runway may be able to go ahead in the future, as long as it fits with the UK's climate commitments.
Heathrow authorities want to build a third runway to increase the number of flights to and from the London airport.
The idea to expand Heathrow has been talked about for many years, and while many businesses supported it, the plan had also attracted a lot of opposition from environmentalists and local residents.
Heathrow Airport said it would challenge the court's decision - but the government has not lodged an appeal.
International editor Gabriel Gatehouse reports.


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Water Hill covers several smaller neighborhoods and has it's own Music Fest. Neighborhoods included are: Allens Creek, Brookridge Heights, Felch, Gotts, Hiscock, Original Plat of Ann Arbor, Spring Hill, Spring Street, Twin Oaks, Summit Heights. Summit Woods, Sunset Heights, and older metes and bounds, and assessor's plats.
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Details for CITY OF YAKIMA CERTIFICATION OF ORDINANCES ENACTMENT
CITY OF YAKIMA CERTIFICATION OF ORDINANCES ENACTMENT
Ordinance Nos. 2019-013 through 2019-014 were passed by the City Council of the City of Yakima, WA on the 2nd day of July, 2019. The summaries of the ordinances are below. A copy of the full text of any ordinance is available online or will be mailed upon request by phoning 575-6000. ORDINANCE NO. 2019-013 amending the 2019 Budget for the City of Yakima; and making appropriations from Unappropriated Fund Balances within various Funds for expenditure during 2019 for various purposes including 2018 encumbrances. ORDINANCE NO. 2019-014 annexing the 96th and Tieton Annexation area to the City of Yakima, contingent on Yakima County Boundary Review Board approval. (895130) July 5, 2019
As published in the Yakima Herald-Republic.


A new report finds that many county-maintained roads in Georgia have been chronically undermaintained and in poor shape, increasing the risk of accidents for motorists travelling on these roads.
That information was published in a recent report by transportation research non-profit group, TRIP. The group recently released a report titled Moving Georgia Forward: Road and Bridge Conditions, Traffic Safety, Travel Trends and Funding Needs in the Atlanta region. The group conducted a survey of a number of counties in the state starting from 2019 and ending in 2020, specifically focusing on the condition of the transportation network of the state. The survey found that as many as 22% of roads in Georgia that are maintained by counties, are in substandard condition.
Not only are these roads in poor condition, but there also does not seem to be any hurry to get these roads fixed any time soon. Funding shortages will only ensure that many of these roads will continue to be deficient well into 2021 and beyond. At the current funding rate, only approximately 12% of the total number of miles of roads that are in need of repair work, including resurfacing, will be fixed in 2020. Overall, only 52% of the total amount of funding that is required to fix the entire network of county-maintained roads, is available for use. Hundreds of thousands of people use these county roads on a regular basis, and when these roads are poorly maintained and unsafe, they pose a serious risk of accidents to motorists.


The design of pavements is an ever changing field and one in which AGW is experienced.
AGW has designed thousands of miles of pavement. From interstate highways to bike paths, arterial roadways to aggregate surfaced rural roads and parking lots of all sizes and configurations, the expertise of methodology selection is critical to the proper design. AASHTO, MGPEC, CDOT, DARWin, as well as local jurisdiction procedures, are known and utilized. New construction, overlay design, and reconstruction each require an understanding of all methodologies to present appropriate options.
Exploration procedures are partially determined by jurisdiction requirements as well as current practice. Methodology requirements can be modified to meet the special needs of the project.
Generally, exploration consists of drilling borings 5 to 10 feet in depth below final subgrade elevation and acquiring subgrade soil samples. Our field technicians log the soils encountered during the drilling process to assist in the accurate presentation of subsurface conditions as they relate to pavement design and performance.
Laboratory testing for pavement design includes:
- Gradiation Analysis and Atterberg Limits
- Concrete and Asphalt Mix Designs
- Swell / Consolidation Tests
- Stabilized Subgrade Mix Designs
- Cement Treated Base Course Mix Designs
- Unconfined Compressive Strength
- Existing Pavement Evaluations
- California Bearing Ratio
- Full range of pavement materials testing
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Methodology, exploration and laboratory testing are analyzed and an appropriate design is presented with alternatives (as permitted) to allow an economical choice in pavement selection.
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Vacant development site located on Geneva Avenue in Daly City. The general plan designation is Commercial Mixed Use, which allows for retail, office, residential, and personal service uses. This is a perfect development site with 175 feet of frontage along
Geneva Avenue and 93-foot lot depth. There are no development approvals in place. Buyer needs to check with the Daly City Planning Department regarding potential uses of the property. This offering includes the following parcel numbers: 005-061-010, 005-061-030,
005-061-040, 005-061-050, 005-061-060, and 005-061-070. Contact agent for details regarding APN 005-061-020.
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More than 102 million trips taken on buses, MAX and WES
TriMet has reached a new ridership milestone: for the first time in the agency’s 43-year history, TriMet tops more than 102 million trips on its buses, MAX and WES Commuter Rail. That’s a 2.2 percent ridership increase during fiscal year 2012 compared to FY2011. Trips on buses and MAX boarding rides were up 2.4 and 2 percent, respectively, while WES boarding rides rose 12.8 percent to 418,100.
“This is a great milestone that shows riders value our service and the options it provides for getting around the region, whether to go to work, school or enjoy all the area has to offer,” said TriMet General Manager Neil McFarlane. “I want to thank all of our riders for reaching this new record, as well as the operators who provide this valuable service.”
During June, more than 8.5 million trips were taken on the system. Weekday bus trips climbed for the 10th month in a row, up 1.5 percent to 193,400 trips in June. Since opening in February 2009, WES ridership has continued to grow every month, including June with WES up 7.4 percent to 1,740 trips a day.
All figures below are compared with fiscal year 2011.
Fiscal year 2012
- Bus trips were up 2.4 percent to 59,626,800
- MAX trips were up 2.0 percent to 42,192,800
- WES trips were up 12.8 percent to 418,100
All figures below are compared with June 2011.
Bus, MAX & WES
- Weekly trips were down 0.5 percent to 2,010,720
- Weekday trips were up 0.7 percent to 326,940
- Weekend trips were down 5.4 percent to 376,020
- Rush-hour trips were up 0.3 percent to 100,340
- Weekly trips were up 1.4 percent to 1,224,700
- Weekday trips were up 1.5 percent to 193,400
- Weekend trips were up 1.4 percent to 193,000
- Rush-hour trips were up 0.2 percent to 60,000
- Weekly trips were down 3.1 percent to 842,020
- Weekday trips were down 0.5 percent to 131,800
- Weekend trips were down 11.3 percent to 183,020
- Rush-hour trips were up 0.3 percent to 38,600
MAX Green Line
- Weekday trips were up 2.7 percent to 23,200
- Weekend trips were down 10.5 percent to 28,100
- Weekday/rush-hour trips were up 7.4 percent to 1,740
- Weekly trips were up 7.4 percent to 8,700
Trip tools – TransitTracker
TransitTracker real-time arrival info is accessed more than two million times each month and available for all 6,800 bus stops and 85 MAX stations. Check it online, by mobile device, by texting 27299 or by calling 503-238-RIDE (7433) and entering the stop ID number.
Plan your trip online
TriMet’s online trip planner makes it easy to plan a trip, with information on travel and walk times, transfers and cost; visit trimet.org or m.trimet.org for smartphones.


The Cathedral Close Preservation Society has held its Autumn Lecture at the Guildhall on 21/09/23.
We are delighted that Alex McCallion, Director of Works and Precinct at York Minster, was our speaker for an inspiring and informative evening.
Our historic buildings and landscapes are so rich and precious but sadly years of economic hardship have placed massive pressure on maintenance budgets. All too often essential maintenance works have been thought to be unaffordable and work has been left undone.
The Chapter of York are responsible for nearly 7 hectares of York City Centre and a collection of over 300,000 artefacts but its estate is far from fit for purpose.
In his lecture Alex will share with us how a host of fresh ideas have enabled a strategic partnership with the City of York Council, Historic England and other stakeholders. Working together these partners have developed a masterplan which now forms part of the Development Plan for the City. This is the first time a Neighbourhood Plan has been used to map the future care of a heritage estate.
The Plan has allowed Chapter to drive forward some of the largest changes in the Precinct since 1855. This includes a Centre of Excellence for Heritage Craft Skills & Estate Management, a new museum and learning centre, extensive public realm improvements, a new refectory, extensive solar and ground source technologies as well as delivering commercial opportunities to support the care of the Minster for years to come.
The lecture and reception were held on 21/09/23 at the Guildhall, Salisbury.


NAGPUR: Nagpur Municipal Corporation’s (NMC
) own electrical department violated the civic body’s norms and dug up a portion of concretized West High Court Road causing it permanent damage.
The road was dug up at Tatya Tope Nagar. As per NMC’s norms, cement roads cannot be dug up or trenched. NMC refuses permission to all government or private agency to dig up cement roads for any reason.
According to Tatya Tope Nagar residents, the electrical department’s contractor executing LED streetlights project reportedly dug up the cement road from one end to road-divider for replacing old electrical cable with new one on Saturday. A drilling machine was engaged to cut the cement road.
The stretch between Khamla
square and Laxmi Nagar
square was concretized when present city MP and Union minister Nitin Gadkari was Maharashtra PWD minister in 1999. Apart from minor potholes in some parts, the road is in good condition till date.
Though the contractor had restored the trench the same day, by Monday, the concrete used to cover it began to come off. The restoration was not done properly resulting in inconvenience to vehicles.
NMC’s hot mix department that gives permission to dig across the city has no intimation about destruction to cement road. An official from the department told TOI digging or trenching cement road was not permissible. NMC Laxmi Nagar zone office was also not having any information about the work. “We will find out the agency that trenched the road and take action,” said an official from the zone.
TOI came to know that electrical department had executed the work after contacting various departments. An official from electrical department said contractor will be directed to restore the trench properly. “There was no duct below the road in that particular stretch so trenching was required,” he said.
Chances of more destruction to cement roads cannot be ruled out. Experts say the trench was likely to grow as this particular stretch of WHC road carries huge traffic.


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311 acre development composed of 15 individual Twenty acre lots. Includes view lots, general topography flat to sloping. Utilities adjacent or close by. Easy access to 215 freeway. Seller will carry. This opportunity to pick up a subdivision at bargain basement pricing, with terms, does not come along often. Perfect for small builder or investor. Shamrock View Drive and Ocotillo Drive are only paper streets at this time.


Hardwearing, versatile and quick to build, the innovative WoodBlocX system is ideal for transforming outdoor spaces. Our raised beds are made up of modular components, allowing for complete design flexibility.
Made from sustainably sourced timber, WoodBlocX attractive raised flower beds, planters, retaining walls and seating can be designed and built to any design specification and on any outdoor surface including grass, earth, paving and concrete. As part of our Street Furniture range, WoodBlocX planters can be integrated with seating options as well.
The unique way in which the WoodBlocX system works, using wooden blocks fused together with dowels and wedges, offers a more robust and long lasting end product. The company is confident in the longevity of its products and each structure is guaranteed for 15 years.


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BUILD IN THE HEART OF EAGLEBY
- Land: 540m² (0.13 acres)
Eagleby offers a great balanced and family lifestyle. It has numerous walkways, bike tracks, community parks and is only a four-minute drive to Beenleigh Market Place, featuring over 65 speciality stores and services, along with Woolworths, Big W and Plus Petrol. It is a 2-minute drive to the M1 and only a 40-minute drive to the beaches of Surfers Paradise or a 30-minute drive to the Brisbane CBD. With Eagleby being a high growth area, the land also offers a great opportunity for future capital growth.
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540m² / 0.13 acres
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Street light not working
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Sent to Norfolk County Council 2 minutes later
Street lamp outside 6 Folly View isn't working.
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Eagle Girl Scout Troop 156 is earning their Silver Award by building a real dog park in Eagle. The Town of Eagle has set aside land for a dog park but it is currently very underused. The girls are raising money to build a fence, walking trail, agility course, shade structure, picnic tables, and benches. Please support us today and help leave a legacy for generations of dogs in Eagle County!
Contact the Organizer


May 6, 2023
South Jordan Towne Center and City Hall
1600 W Towne Center Dr
South Jordan, UT 84095
Art on the Towne
Saturday, May 6, 2023
South Jordan City is thrilled to announce its Art on the Towne event, which will take place on Saturday, May 6, 2023, at 1600 W. Towne Center Drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will provide an opportunity for residents to give feedback on the City's Arts Master Plan, which will determine the future of art in the community. The City of South Jordan is committed to creating a vibrant and inclusive arts community and believes that the feedback received at this event will be invaluable in shaping future plans. All residents are encouraged to attend and take part in celebrating the importance of art and creativity in our daily lives.
Activities include an Art Market, Live Music, Balloon Artist, Face painting, Caricature Artist, and the South Jordan Quilt Show.


Town of Uehling
November 12, 2018
This is the first Charters of Freedom setting in the State of Nebraska. A presentation was made to the Village of Uehling Council in early 2017 to discuss the placing of a brick and cast stone Charters of Freedom setting in a high visibility area with easy access by school children and citizens. The site selected by Mayor Dalman was on the grounds at 129 5th and Elm Street. A letter of intent was completed on August 14th, 2017, and construction began the following year. The completed setting was dedicated on November 12th, 2018.


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September 27, 2012
ANACORTES (AP) — Anacortes and Skagit County are considering plans from a company that wants to build a big water bottling plant in the city.
The company called Tethys already has a contract with the city, which gets its water from the Skagit River.
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Commercial / retail lot in Dardenne Prairie Professional Park close to Bryan Road and Missouri Route 364. Lot is on Rondale Court off of Route N in Dardenne Prairie, Missouri. Zoned Dardenne Prairie C-2 for general retail, service & restricted repair business. Permitted uses are business offices, chiropractors, optometrists, churches, synagogue, temple, bank or financial institution, educational facilities, engineering, architectural and design services, public building or facility erected by a government agency, private schools. Only one of two lots available on this business court!


Waldorf Astoria Renovation – Phase 2
New York, NY
Banker will be fabricating over 1,000 tons of structural steel for the project which will be installed by Banker subsidiary NYC Constructors. All work is under contract to AECOM/Tishman Construction. This renovation project is part of a $1 billion renovation that will see this iconic hotel (with residential condos) reopen in 2021 with 375 hotel rooms and 375 new residential condos.
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Sen. Taylor to host State Budget and Bucks arena listening session
The $73 billion state budget and the $500,000 Bucks Arena proposal will have a tremendous impact on the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County.
(MADISON) – The $73 billion state budget and the $500,000 Bucks Arena proposal will have a tremendous impact on the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County. As the only Milwaukee legislator on the entire 16-member state budget committee, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) will host a town hall forum with members of the public and other local elected officials to discuss the local impact of these bills.
The forum will include brief remarks from representatives from the State Legislature, Milwaukee County and the City of Milwaukee before opening up the dialogue to the public.
Who: Members of the public and local elected officials
What: Town Hall Meeting to discuss
the State Budget and Bucks Arena bill
Where: Greater New Birth Church
8237 West Silver Spring Drive
When: Tomorrow, Thursday, July 23 from 6-7:30pm
Press Releases by Lena Taylor
Today, Senator Taylor (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement about the passing her colleague, Sen. Rick Gudex (R-Fond du Lac)
“I'm proud to endorse Senator Lena Taylor’s reelection on August 9,” said County Executive Chris Abele.


Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced funding for a new four-lane highway in Bradford, Ontario, on Monday.
Funding for the Bradford Bypass will go towards building a four-lane highway connecting Highway 400 and Highway 404 in Simcoe County and York Region.
The announcement comes in the days after the Ontario government announced the 2021-2022 economic look ahead. In the economic statement, the government set aside $2.6 billion for highways. The funding is to go towards the expansion and rehabilitation of older highways.
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“The proposed highway will extend from Highway 400 between 8th Line and 9th Line in Bradford West Gwillimbury, will cross a small portion of King Township and will connect to Highway 404 between Queensville Sideroad and Holborn Road in East Gwillimbury,” according to a press release from the Province of Ontario.
An environmental assessment is currently underway for the Bradford Bypass and is expected to be completed by December 2022.
Premier Ford told reporters at a press conference on Monday that the Bradford Bypass will alleviate congestion in the area.
“So you don’t spend hours and hours stuck in gridlock and could get home to your family that much sooner,” he said.


March 5, 2012
Motorists traveling on Interstate 10 near Benson will encounter lane restrictions next week as the Arizona Department of Transportation continues work on replacing the overpass at State Route 90 and constructing new interstate lanes.
Left lane closures are scheduled for both eastbound and westbound I-10 at the SR 90 traffic interchange (Exit 302) to allow crews access to the work area, where new eastbound lanes are under construction.
The left lane of eastbound I-10 will be closed daily between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. from Monday (March 5) through Friday (March 9) beginning one mile west of the overpass at SR 90 and continuing for approximately two miles.
The left lane of westbound I-10 also will be closed daily for one mile from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday starting at Exit 302.
The work is part of ADOT's $27.6 million project to construct a new overpass on I-10 at SR 90 in Cochise County, replace a segment of curves in the interstate west of the overpass and make improvements to SR 90.
ADOT advises drivers to proceed through the work zone with caution, slow down, and be alert for construction equipment and personnel.
For more information about this project please visit www.azdot.gov/statewide or contact C.T. Revere, Safford District Senior Community Relations Officer at 520.705.3574. Local media should contact the ADOT Public Information Office at 1.800.949.8057. Visit us on facebook or our web site for more information about ADOT. For more information about ADOT projects and programs across Arizona see the agency's latest blog posts.


Eastern Market – L’Enfant Plaza and Congress Heights – Union Station Routes
Road closures for the Barracks Row 4th of July Parade will impact both routes travelling on 8th Street SE on Sunday, July 4, 2021. To accommodate the event, the route will detour temporarily to 11th Street SE starting at 9:00 am until 2:30 pm.
- 8th & D St SE
- 8th & E St SE
- 8th & G St SE
- 8th & L St SE
Regular service to all stops on both routes will resume after 2:30 pm or once traffic has return to normal.


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200 S 3rd St San Jose CA 95112 has a Walk Score of 95 out of 100. This location is Walker's Paradise so daily errands near 200 S 3rd St do not require a car.


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Climate Smart San José Home Electrification Series – Electrification Expert
May 1 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Climate Smart San José, in partnership with Redwood Energy, is bringing a series of building electrification webinars to residents, contractors, developers, and property owners and managers.
“Ask Sean” Show for Home Electrification: Ask an expert about how to electrify your single or multifamily home! This session will cover case studies, product guides, advice for staying on budget, and solutions for the trickiest, tiniest, oldest, and newest homes. Get your questions answered by an industry expert!
Recommended Audiences: Single and multi-family residents, property owners, property managers, developers, contractors


Blackpool Borough Council
Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended
Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015, as amended
Notice pursuant to Schedule 3, paragraph 1 of the making of an Article 4 Direction
Relating to Demolition of and Exterior Painting of Locally Listed Buildings
Notice is hereby given by Blackpool Borough Council (“the Council”), being the appropriate local planning authority, that it has made an Article 4(1) Direction on23 day of FEBRUARY 2022 under Article 4(1) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015, as amended (“the Order”). The Direction applies to properties and or structures within the Locally Listed Building locations listed in the Second Schedule of the Direction and shown in the locations edged red for identification purposes on the individual Plans in the Third Schedule as attached to the Direction.
The Direction relates to the type of development, which is contained in the First Schedule, and removes permitted development rights for these types of development from the date when the Direction comes into force. Once the Direction is in force planning permission will therefore be required for development comprised within the First Schedule as it applies to properties within the Locally Listed Building locations which are identified in the Second Schedule of the Direction and as shown for identification purposes edged red on the individual plans which are contained in the Third Schedule of the Direction.
A copy of the Direction, including the Locally Listed building Locations and individual Plan defining the area covered, can be viewed on the Council’s website and at the Council’s Customer First, Municipal Buildings, Corporation Street, Blackpool between the hours of 9.30am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday. A copy is also available to be viewed during its opening hours at the following locations:
- Blackpool Central Library, Queen Street, Blackpool, FY1 1PX.
- Bickerstaffe Reception 1 Bickerstaffe Square, Talbot Road, Blackpool, FY1 3AH .
Representations concerning the Direction can be made to the Council on and between Wednesday 23 February 2022 and Wednesday 20 April 2022 at 5.00pm. If you wish to make representations the Council would prefer these to be made by email, sent to email@example.com. If you would like to send representations by post the address is: Conservation and Built Heritage Team, Blackpool Borough Council, 81C Church Street, Blackpool, FY1 1HU.
Representations must be received by the Council by 5.00pm on Wednesday 20 April 2022 and should include your name, postal and email address.
Please note that the Council may consider all representations received in public and that the substance of any representation together with the name and address of the person making it could become available for public inspection. For further information about how Blackpool Council uses your personal information, including your rights as Data Subject, please see our website www.blackpool.gov.uk/privacy
It is proposed that the Direction will come into force on Friday 24 February 2023 subject to consideration of any representations received during the consultation period and the Direction being confirmed by the Council.
DATED THIS 23 DAY of FEBRUARY 2022.
Mark Towers, Director of Governance and Partnership, on behalf of Blackpool Borough Council, PO Box 11, Town Hall, Blackpool, FY1 1NB


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26 July 2020New Motorhome Service Area Proposed at North Kessock
A new plannng application has been submitted by THe Highland Council to change the use of land next to the northbound laybay on the A9 (near Harry Gows). They propose to make alterations to the toilet block and create an area for use by touring caravans and camper vans.
Details of the application (Ref 20/02627/FUL) can be found on The Highland Council website here
Knockbain Community Council are being consulted as a fill consultee. Please contact us and let us know your veiws so that we can represent the community in our response.
DEADLINE FOR RESPONSES 31st JULY 2020


This 23+ acre property is a rare opportunity to develop unrestricted land just outside of Cibolo City limits. There are endless possibilities including a Residential Development; Mixed-Use Development, Apartment Complex; Multi Family Neighborhood, Storage Buildings etc. This is an extremely rare opportunity to spearhead the future direction of growth in this booming area.
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Village Board Meeting Update
The Village Board's Limited Agenda Meeting held the morning of July 24, 2018, included one item: Village Board Findings in connection with a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish the two-story, single-family home located at 6 Fenimore Road. The French Norman inspired home was designed by Architect Andrew J. Thomas, used as his residence, and found to be worthy of preservation. As such, the request to demolish the home was denied. Please review the meeting calendar for future meeting dates and information.


The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) will detour Route 4 (Warwick Ave.) on Saturday, June 11, 2022 to accommodate the Gaspee Days Parade. The detour will be in effect from the first trip of the day until 2:00pm.
Route 4 (Warwick Ave.) will detour as follows:
Inbound trips will travel the regular route to Warwick Avenue, right onto Norwood Avenue, and then resume regular route.
Outbound trips will travel the regular route to the intersection of Broad Street and Norwood Avenue, continue on to Warwick Avenue, and then resume regular route.
This year’s parade marks the 250th anniversary of the burning of the Gaspee. For more information on Gaspee Days, please visit www.gaspee.com.


TUCSON, Ariz. — Less than two months into its operation, the Tucson Modern Streetcar is exceeding expectations among both city officials and local businesses. By the first week of September, the streetcar was averaging roughly 5,000 per day, and continues to have a high volume of riders, Arizona Public Media reports.
More people are visiting businesses along the streetcar lines as well.
A local business owner said business has significantly increased compared to this time last year – something she attributes to the streetcar, according to the report.
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The boss of Heathrow has said today that Labour is not backsliding in its support for the airport's expansion plans.
Speaking to City A.M., Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye said he had not seen any evidence of a loss of support for the third runway while at Labour conference this week.
He added that there was also a need for more infrastructure development around the airport to support its expansion. In particular, he said rail routes towards the airport were particularly important to help travellers access the airport.
"We need to start putting that infrastructure in place," he said. "We need to meet the needs of local businesses."
The expansion of Heathrow is expected to open up 40 new long-haul routes and 14 regional routes (up from a total of eight at the moment), the airport has said.
It has also estimated that the third runway will bring a total of 180,000 new jobs to the UK economy, and 10,000 apprenticeships.
However, there are still some hurdles that Heathrow must clear before it can build the runway. It is currently preparing its national policy statement, which will be examined by MPs, and it is also readying its planning application.


Trucking and Hauling
1.5 mile haul off of 440 east
We can handle any size haul off job from a single load to the 800 loads of concrete from the 440 east planned closures. We have tri axle trucks, 100 yard walking floors, and semi dump trailers to accommodate any spoil material from stumps, green waste, or oversized concrete.
We price jobs by the load and do not have trucking minimums. Please call for pricing and availability.
I-440 eastbound between I-24 and I-65 will be closed again this weekend for concrete repairs.
The interstate will be closed Friday beginning at 8 p.m. and will reopen by 5 a.m. on Monday. This is the fifth of 10 scheduled weekend closings.
The repairs are part of a $9.7-million project to widen this stretch of I-440 eastbound. A total of 10 weekend closures will allow the concrete work to be completed on an accelerated schedule. Otherwise, repairs would require lane closures over a period of several months. During the weekend closures, crews will jackhammer and remove large sections of deteriorating concrete as much as a foot deep. Once the new concrete is poured, it will have to harden for several hours. The travel lanes will then be re-striped before reopening to traffic.


The Santa Clara County Fire Department (SCCFD) and the City of Monte Sereno are cooperating in a Fire Department program to clear brush along Highway 9 as part of a fire hazard reduction program.
Work will take place on Highway 9 from Austin Way to the east border of Monte Sereno in September 2023. Tentatively, work will start on Tuesday, September 12, 2023, at 10:00 am. This project is scheduled to be completed by October 19, 2023. This date may change.
Please note that the crew works Tuesday – Thursday from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm.
Crews will occupy one lane of the road to perform their work. Traffic control will be provided for the lane closure, including flaggers. Residents may experience short traffic delays.
The City would like to thank the SCCFD Vasona Crew and the program coordinator, Chelsea Young, Community Wildfire Specialist, for this valuable contribution to community safety.
Please call the City Engineer at (408) 498-5276 if you have any questions.
Thank you for your patience.
Public Works Director/City Engineer


DENVER — Earlier this week, Denver City Council voted unanimously to ban electric scooters on city sidewalks, barring a few exceptions.
Under the new ordinance, e-scooters cannot exceed more than 6 mph on sidewalks. Riders who wish to travel faster must stay on the street or use bike lanes.
E-scooters are allowed to ride on sidewalk if the sidewalk is part of a bike lane or if a rider is getting on or off an e-scooter.
“I think that’s a very wise decision. I come from Washington, D.C. and we have them all over the sidewalk. I see people trip on them on the sidewalks. They just leave them wherever they want, there’s no oversight of them,” said one woman on the 16th Street Mall Thursday.
Those violating the ordinance could now receive a ticket, just like a moving violation for vehicles.
“It was two scooters who ran the red light at Curtis Street and if I hadn’t seen them and [stopped], I would have ended up getting hurt,” said a woman named Wanda, who works downtown.
For another woman, her encounter was too close for comfort.
“I have to get out of the way because everybody is on the sidewalks with things that are motorized,” she said.
Denver police told the Problem Solvers that because the ordinance is now enforceable, they will have a public information campaign and hand out warnings instead of citations at first. They hope to educate the public about where they can and cannot ride scooters in the city. After a while, however, tickets will be issued.


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City of Fort Myers
This location is in the city of Fort Myers, FL. Fort Myers has an average Walk Score of 43 and has 62,298 residents.
About 4423 Greenwood Ave Fort Myers FL 33905
4423 Greenwood Ave Fort Myers FL 33905 has a Walk Score of 49 out of 100. This location is Car-Dependent as a few amenities near 4423 Greenwood Ave are within walking distance.


Adroddwyd drwy Android yn y categori Road traffic signs gan fraser smith am 20:00, Sad 12 Chwefror 2022
Anfon at Glasgow City Council llai na munud yn hwyrach.
Cyfeirnod FixMyStreet: 3307595.
The mini roundabout needs repainted as the lines are so faint you can't see them. As a result cars are driving through the roundabout without stopping which has already caused accidents at this location. White lines need repainted urgently


FRCOG received a Nonpoint Source Pollution grant through the MA Department of Environmental Protection to develop a Dirt Roads Stormwater Management Toolkit. The toolkit will enable local communities to assess their unpaved roads for erosion and select appropriate stormwater best management practices (BMPs) and right-size culvert drainage. FRCOG will work with the towns of Ashfield and Colrain, as well as Trout Unlimited, to pilot the project. The toolkit will be a resource for communities to improve resiliency of their roadways while at the same time protecting coldwater fisheries in the Deerfield River watershed, and beyond. Work is currently underway to develop a GIS and field assessment methodology.
More information: Kimberly Noake MacPhee at [email protected] or ext. 130.


Kohima Municipal Council
"Work is Pride"
First edition of Kohima Municipal Council
Kohima City profile on sanitation (Solid Waste Management)
Presentation on Solid Waste
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Public hearings for annexation cases are posted on this website, as required by state law (Texas Local Government Code § 43.0561). If no documents are listed below, then the City does not have any upcoming annexation public hearings.
A16-0003 Involuntarily Annexation
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Frisco, Texas will conduct public hearings in the Council Chambers at Frisco City Hall, 6101 Frisco Square Boulevard, Frisco, Texas on Tuesday, February 7, 2017 at 5:00 PM and Monday, February 20, 2017 at 5:00 PM at a special called City Council Meeting:
Involuntary Annexation: Consider and act upon adoption of a Resolution setting Public Hearings on a proposed involuntary annexation of 79.98± acres and containing the following tracts of land located in Collin County, Texas: (1) Tract 1, in the A S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037 (A/K/A Russwood Acres), 40.167± acres; (2) Tract 2, in the Andrew S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037, sheet 1, Tract 6m 19.967± acres; (3) Tract 3, in the Andrew S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037, Sheet 1, Tract 5, 1.2909± acres; (4) Tract 4, in the Andrew S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037, 8.579± acres; (5) Tract 5, in the Andrew S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037, Sheet 1, Tract 7, 5.00± acres; (6) Tract 6, in the Andrew S. Young Survey, Abstract No. 1037, 4.984± acres, generally located west of Custer Road, east of Memory Lane, south of Westridge Boulevard and north of Booker Trail, Willowbrook Lane and Winding Creek Drive located within the City's ETJ.


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Herefordshire Housing have 2 x 3 bedroom Shared Ownership houses for sale on the development site in Burghill opposite the golf course. The criteria is for local connection before anything else. The houses are proving VERY popular so Herefordshire Housing are offering the parish of Burghill 30 days to come forward before they look at other candidates. If interested, please either call them on 0300 777 4321 or email firstname.lastname@example.org
Local residents support the Burghill NDP. 84.9% voted for the plan to be used by Herefordshire Council in determining planning applications in the parish. To see the actual results, please go to the NDP section of this website.


$2,600,000.00 100 Sun Colony Boulevard
- Address: 100 Sun Colony Boulevard
- City / Zip:Little River, SC 29566
- Neighborhood:Sun Colony - Longs
- Time On Market:11/30/2017
- Property Type: Land
Prime development tract located in the heart of Little RIver. Property is approved for the development of approximately 126 single family lots. 111 total acres.


Marysville’s 2021 Draft Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) Plan is now available for review and public comment. Deadline for public comments is Feb. 28. Read on...
Are you a City of Marysville utilities customer facing financial difficulty related to COVID-19? We invite you to apply for a utility assistance grant for a one-time bill credit of $200 (or $100 for those who already have a discounted utility rate). Read on...
Mayor Jon Nehring invites you to a virtual State of the City presentation on Thursday, Jan. 21. The presentation begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by a question and answer session. It will take place on the city’s Facebook page, @MarysvilleWashington. Read on...
Beginning Monday, Jan. 11, northbound traffic on State Avenue between 100th and 104th Streets NE will take a 3.4-mile detour for construction. The all-hours detour is expected to last through Sunday, Jan. 24. Southbound traffic will be not be detoured. Read on...


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Investment lands with re-development opportunities in the city of Hamilton! Property is Zoned Multiple Dwellings (DE - 3/1267) offering several uses & profitable possibilities! Close to amenities & conveniently located downtown near businesses, vibrant art & food scenes, major bus routes, parks, highway accesses, the GO-Train and the City of Hamilton's Future West Harbour Re-Development Waterfront District. 165 Burton St. is enhanced with an additional parcel of land. Entrances on Burton St. & Cheever St. Value is in the land. Sold "as is" & "where is". Must be purchased with 373 Wentworth St N. Call Listing Agent for more info. Use Covid protocols. Note: Site Area is 27,954 sq. Ft. Plus 12,636.82 sq. Ft. (Pin #171890304)
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There will be a Special Portchester Community Action Team (CAT) Meeting on Friday 5 October at Cams Hill School, Shearwater Avenue, Portchester. The meeting will run from 7.00pm until 8.30pm.
Chairman of the Portchester Community Action Team, Councillor Nick Walker, said: "At this meeting the Executive Leader of Fareham Borough Council, Councillor Seán Woodward will be giving a presentation and answering questions about Portchester's new £2 million Community Centre, which is scheduled for completion in November, including the sequence of events leading to its planning, design and operation."
The new Community Centre is an 830sq metre development that will offer residents of Portchester a new children's centre, provision for a pre-school, a large multi-purpose hall, meeting rooms and a kitchen. Portchester Community School has been invited to take over the running of the new Community Centre.
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Roy Brown, Customer Engagement Manager, tel: 01329 824409
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This and previous media releases can be viewed on the Council’s website: www.fareham.gov.uk/pressreleases


Due to the impending snowstorm, the City has initiated a parking ban from 12:00PM, Saturday, January 18th until 8:00AM, Sunday, January 19th.
The next Pawtucket City Council and Board of License Commissioners meetings, originally scheduled for Wednesday, November 20, 2019, have been moved up two days. The meetings will be held on Monday, November 18, 2019. They will be held at their regular times; 7:00 p.m for the City Council preceded by the Board of License Commissioners at 6:45 p.m.
If anyone has any questions, they should contact the city clerk’s office at 728-0500 ext. 225 or 348.
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Gov. Kasich signs legislation authorizing Brent Spence tolls
Northern Kentucky officials divided on need for new bridge
Ohio’s governor put the finishing touches on tolling legislation for a new bridge in Cincinnati Wednesday.
With bipartisan support from state lawmakers who joined him at Paul Brown Stadium, Gov. John Kasich made it official by signing the necessary legislation.
As Kasich did so, all eyes turned south towards Kentucky where lawmakers stopped short of approving tolling as a funding mechanism for a new Brent Spence Bridge.
“There’s plenty of money in Washington,” state Rep. Arnold Simpson said. “What they need to do is reassess the priority and that’s part of my challenge.”
Simpson, who lives in Covington, lead the successful toll roadblock in the Kentucky legislature a few weeks ago.
He described his opposition as practical, not political.
“It’s got a useful life of 20 years,” Simpson said. “Now I’m not submitting to you that we should wait 20 years. I’m saying we got time to see what happens.”
Crews are building a new Interstate bridge over Marshall Avenue in Camp Washington, part of the nearly 8-mile stretch that is being widened and reworked to improve the daily flow of Interstate 75 traffic.
It’s a major makeover that Ohio Department of Transportation said will flow into a choke point at the river unless a fresh companion bridge is built.
“We’re still divided,” Covington’s Mayor Sherry Carran said. “Not everybody is on the same page as to whether we need a bridge or not.”
She said there can’t even be a study on the impact of tolling to her community until public-private partnership legislation is passed.
Toll opponents figure residents will reroute around a tolled bridge and create more traffic headaches on residential streets.
Ohio’s governor has been working with Kentucky’s governor on tolling.
As for what he’d like to see next, Kasich said, “Now the key is for these business leaders, in my mind, in Northern Kentucky to make sure that the legislators in Northern Kentucky know how important this is.”
Gov. Steve Beshear will get an opportunity tomorrow when he meets with Simpson.


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The City of Westlake Village kicks off its 15th season of summer entertainment on Friday, June 1. The series begins with “Jazz Night.” The multi-award winning jazz bands from both Lindero Canyon Middle School and Agoura High School will be performing.
The free Westlake Village Trolley returns on Friday, May 25 and will operate on Friday and Saturday nights through Labor Day weekend. The Trolley begins Westlake Village City Hall at 3:00 pm and concludes at 10:00 pm.
The Las Virgenes-Malibu Council of Governments (LVMCOG) is in the process of updating the Hazard Mitigation Plan for the cities of Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Malibu, and Westlake Village. As part of this process, the LVMCOG is reaching out to ...
A Press Release regarding an announcement from City Manager Ray Taylor is now available...
The May edition features community correspondent segments about AHS, LCMS, White Oak , Public Works, Public Safety, Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce, WLV Library, Book Nook, and a featured interview with Community Services Manager Brianne Anderson.
Check out the latest City News including Summertime in the City, Dog and Cat Licensing and leash laws, and a hazard mitigation survey.


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May 3 Quilcene Community Meeting
May 3 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
PORT OF PORT TOWNSEND
COMMUNITY MEETING NOTICE
“We’re still listening, Quilcene.”
May 3rd, 2022 (5/3/2022) 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Quilcene Community Center
294952 US Highway 101
Please note: This informal meeting with Port staff will be held in-person at the Quilcene Community Center. Please remember to socially distance! There will be no meeting access via Zoom or phone.
Please join us at the Quilcene Community Center at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 1 to continue our conversation. The meeting is intended to be informal, conversational, and comfortable, and will provide an opportunity to share ideas about how best to respond to the needs and desires expressed by the community. Over the course of several months, we will be holding additional meetings as we work with you to develop recommendations for the Port Commission.


PIERRE –The Pierre City Commission is meeting tonight at the Pierre Municipal Building. The future of the drinking water treatment plant could be known tonight. After weeks of waiting and nearly a month after it was supposed to come on-line a water treatment plant announcement will be made in special business. Commissioners will consider a request to purchase a skid steer loader for the street department and an amendment to an airport grant. The Commission will consider a change order on a street paving project and will consider a plat request. Other agenda items include the introduction of a conditional use permit request filed by Morris Incorporated, a contract amendment from Burbach Aquatics for the outdoor pool and first reading of the 2022 budget supplement. The Pierre City Commission meets tonight at 5:30pm. The meeting is open to the community.


- Gouging. Woodard, Don // Fort Worth Business Press;10/25/2010, Vol. 22 Issue 43, p26
The article reports that the gouging of Riverside Park has been approved by the City Council of Fort Worth, Texas through a unanimous vote.
- Proposed tax abatement policy up for debate. Willis, Belinda // Business Press;12/8/95, Vol. 8 Issue 32, p3
Looks at a proposal on tax abatement policy which was presented to the Fort Worth City Council by the Expanding Economic Opportunity Committee. Policy up for debate by Council; Policy combines separate policies into one.
- Upscale apartments planned east of Alliance Airport. Graham, A. Lee // Fort Worth Business Press;7/1/2013, Vol. 25 Issue 25, p5
The article offers information on the approval for the changes to be made to the east of Alliance Airport properties by Fort Worth City Council.
- City and county to meet on conventional issues. Willis, Belinda // Business Press;8/09/96, Vol. 9 Issue 15, p5
Reports that members of the Fort Worth City Council and the Tarrant County Commissioners Court in Texas are expected to hold a joint meeting on August 21, 1996 with several city-council issues on the agenda.
- Newly revised tax abatement proposal up for vote Tuesday. Willis, Belinda // Business Press;1/19/96, Vol. 8 Issue 38, p5
Reports on the imminent approval of a tax abatement proposal in Fort Worth, Texas by the city council. Restrictions in the new tax abatement draft; Requirement for expanding modernization projects; Provisions granting incentives with no more than 50% of property values.
- Upstairs, downstairs. // Business Press;6/07/96, Vol. 9 Issue 6, p11
Reports that Fort Worth City Council will vote on a four-month apartment construction ban.
- City, county to begin convention center talks. Willis, Belinda // Business Press;12/06/96, Vol. 9 Issue 32, p3
Speculates on topics of discussion during the meeting of the Fort Worth City Council and the Tarrant County Commissioners on December 12, 1996. Proposal to renovate and expand convention center; Terms of ownership.
- OPINION. Carter, Wayne // Fort Worth Business Press;8/3/2001, Vol. 14 Issue 15, p27
Applauds the Fort Worth City Council of Texas' decision to give the Fort Worth Brahmas hockey club the opportunity to sell naming rights to the Convention Center arena. Financial benefits provided by the decision to the club and the city.
- Fort Worth official touts 'buy local' ordinance. Graham, A. Lee // Fort Worth Business Press;2/4/2013, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p5
The article discusses the plan of the city council of Fort Worth to adopt a new ordinance known as the `buy local' ordinance. This ordinance would allow local business to compete with non-Fort Worth bidders.


Author, Lindsey Scheider, gives a first hand look at the people responsible for bringing water, subway lines, sewers, and gas mains to the residents of New York City. The pictures are absolutely incredible. She discusses how the tunnels are made and the risks the workers take on a daily basis to make it happen. You can read the article and see the pictures here. Just click to enter and flip through it like a virtual magazine.


Public Meeting Regarding Library Service Downtown
Tuesday May 17th, 2011
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A public meeting will be held on Wednesday at the Central Branch of the Windsor Public Library from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
The purpose of this meeting is to gauge public input in the future relocation downtown in the propose new aquatic complex.
The City of Windsor has held several open houses to date including one for the residents of West Windsor, as it looks at possible faculties to close and consolidate to make the business case for the new olympic sized pool and attached aquatic complex.


Through Saturday night, a public art project by LAND studio is turning Cleveland’s downtown malls into canvases for light displays including sweeping rainbows, iridescent discs, and high-definition projections. “Light Up Cleveland!” runs August 7–9 and is sponsored by a slew of companies and nonprofits. You can see a map and full schedule of events on ahacle.com.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has been very vocal about his ambitions to increase tourism in the city, and he once again upped that goal to 55 million annual visitors by 2020—an almost 20 percent jump from current numbers.
Riding high on news of record hotel occupancy last year, Emanuel said Wednesday that Chicago would launch an international design contest to light up the city at night. As with previous initiatives, like the Downtown Riverwalk extension, the lighting design competition would highlight the Chicago River.


The second stakeholders meeting for the State Route 37 Integrated Traffic, Infrastructure and Sea Level Rise Analysis will be held in this coming year, and the public is invited:
Thursday, January 29th, 2015
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Norman C. King Community Center
545 Magazine Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
1) Learn about potential inundation in the North Bay due to sea level rise. AECOM staff will present their draft inundation maps, based on 3 future sea level rise scenarios. These maps will be the basis for the risk assessment for marshes and highway.
2) To discuss specific planning steps and requirements to flexibly adapt to future changes. Caltrans and UC Davis will present a near (3 years) and mid-term (10 years) sequence of steps needed to develop a funded project for state route 37.