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WRYTHE LANE, SM5: Route 157 is on diversion in both directions from 05:00 on Wednesday 31 January until 17:00 on Wednesday 13 March due to SGN works. Buses are diverted via Green Wrythe Lane and Thornton Road, missing the stops from Wrythe Recreation Ground to Welbeck Road towards Morden, and from Welbeck Road to Wrythe Green Road towards Crystal Palace.
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At the direction of two city commissioners, city engineers and transportation staff will begin looking at redirecting funding from two Ringling Boulevard roundabouts to a roundabout at U.S. 41 and 10th Street.
Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner and Commissioner Terry Turner introduced the possibility of a “test” roundabout at U.S. 41 and 10th Street during a June 16 meeting on the bayfront connectivity plan. They called it a “test” roundabout, because the intent would be to see how drivers react to bayfront roundabouts.
The plan currently calls for the designing of several roundabouts during Phase A, which would last three years.
“Instead of designing several things for three years, how about designing and building one at 10th Street,” Kirschner said. “Tenth Street is an important gateway, and it could get traffic off U.S. 41.”
But Susan Montgomery, city transportation planner, said moving the $1.5 million in funding assigned to roundabouts at Ringling Boulevard intersections at Palm and Pineapple avenues would mean that the city could be throwing away $125,000 in design work already completed on the Palm Avenue roundabout.
Montgomery also said there is another potential hurdle. Because FDOT already has the Palm Avenue roundabout on its work schedule, the city will have to get permission from FDOT to move the funds to the 10th Street roundabout.
Montgomery said receiving that approval is not a sure thing.
“Staff’s point of view is (the Ringling roundabouts) are part of the master plan,” Montgomery said. “But the commission may be changing its priorities and saying that connectivity is more important now.”
Kirschner implied that could be the case. He said in his time on the commission, he has never heard a complaint that the Ringling and Palm intersection is dangerous or a traffic problem.
“With all the fiscal challenges we have, Ringling and Palm may not be our top priority,” he said.
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18 9th annual Leadership Breakfast honoring Nancy Detert and Teri Hansen
18 SMART PARENTS / SMART KIDS FREE SEMINAR
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
19 American Business Women's Assocation-Sunset Chapter Monthly Meeting
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
19 Tuscany by Night!
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The top five sports moments of the week.
A climb for heroes
Joining with firemen from Central Florida, the Suncoast FOOLS firefighters gathered Saturday, at Plymouth Harbor, to pay homage to the fallen heroes of Sept. 11.
Student's art gains national exposure
ART.WRITE.NOW.DC, a year-long exhibit featuring works of art and writing and hosted in the lobby of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building in Washington, D.C., opens Sept. 19.


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[ARCHIVED] Preservation Plan
During the City Council meeting on March 6, a Preservation Plan will be considered. Take time to view the plan before this meeting.


We completed a thorough review of data including two years of flow monitoring programs and computer modeling analysis to develop three mitigation options to prevent flooding in the Timberlea area of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, in Northern Alberta.
The three options, which would cost between $42.5M to $48M, mitigate flooding in Timberlea and don’t cause any flooding downstream. The best option mitigates approximately 60 per cent of the flooding concerns and maximizes the on-road disturbance during construction. We provided capital cost estimates and reviewed the constructability and construction process of the preferred option.
Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, AB


• Our experienced team have installed many footpaths for local Councils and companies across Western Sydney.
• We install footpaths of all shapes and sizes in commercial spaces and in community facilities such as parks and reserves.
• Our team can be relied upon to work to strict deadlines and budgets.
Our experienced team have installed footpaths of all shapes and sizes for companies and councils throughout Penrith and the Blue Mountains. Whether your footpath is in a commercial space or in a local park, we’ll be more than happy to get the job done.


Fort Myers, FL (June 6, 2018) – Fort Myers City Councilwoman Gaile Anthony will host a Ward 6 community meeting on Wednesday, June 20 from 4 to 6 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
The meeting will be held in the community room at Fort Myers Fire Station No. 5, located at 9700 Treeline Avenue. Guests include Steven H. Brown, University of Florida Horticulture Program Leader and Steve Belden, City of Fort Myers Community Development Director. There will be a discussion regarding Live Oak tree planting in Ward 6 developments. There will be no Ward 6 meeting in July.
Councilwoman Anthony encourages citizens to bring concerns and comments to the community meetings. For more information, contact Councilwoman Anthony (firstname.lastname@example.org) at (239) 321-7006 or 239-980-0575.


Pune: Union Minister for Road, Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has requested the Maharashtra government to give a No Objection Certificate (NoC) to start river transport in Pune’s Mula-Mutha river.
Gadkari further lashed out at the State government’s Urban Development Department, terming it a corrupt department.
Gadkari was speaking at the foundation stone-laying ceremony for the Chandni Chowk bridge on National Highway-4 (NH-4) and allied works for beautification on Sunday.
NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, State PWD Minister Chandrakant Patil, Guardian Minister Girish Bapat, MPs Anil Shirole, Shivajirao Adhalrao Patil and Srirang Barne, MLAs Medha Kulkarni and Bhimrao Tapkir, Mayor Mukta Tilak and others were present at the ceremony.
“The number of vehicles in the country is rising. In Pune, the vehicles’ growth is like a ‘volcano’. Due to increasing vehicular traffic, it is required to look at other options. Electric buses are an option to ease traffic from roads. River transport is cheaper than others,” Gadkari said.
River transport cheaper
“There is a plan to start 7,500 sea and 111 rivers routes in the country. I request the guardian minister to give us a letter to include the name of Mula and Mutha rivers in the 111 rivers for river transport and also an NoC to start the project - we will start as soon as the bill is passed,” Gadkari said.
“Waterways cost 20 paise per km, railways Rs 1 and roads Rs 1.5 per km. Water transport is cheaper, we are emphasising on increasing it.
Pune is an auto hub and we export from Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) in Mumbai. We are planning to build dry ports in Ahmednagar, Solapur and Sangli,” said Gadkari.
“Maharashtra had 5,000 kms of National Highways, but we expanded to 22,000 km. Similarly, the country had 96,000 km and we expanded to 2 lakh km. Every years, there are 5 lakh accidents in the country, out of these 1.5 lakh deaths occur and 3 lakh people get serious injuries. We need to work on new ideas,” he said.
“We are going to start Dhaula Kuan to Manesar project (for aerial transport). The cost of the project is Rs 35 to 40 crore per km and metro cost is Rs 350 crore. In Pune, we are ready to start a pilot project for one-and-half km. We are ready to start in five cities across India,” Gadkari said. The project Gadkari was referring to is a ropeway-like system that runs on electricity and driverless pods and comes down at designated stations, thus, removing the traffic burden from already congested roads.


Understanding the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
Season 7 Episode 12 | 56m 46s | Video has closed captioning.
New York State has long struggled with infrastructure issues. Harsh winters necessitate constant road maintenance; bridges and dams across the state are old and in disrepair; and climate change has led to flooding, storms, and the need for green and renewable energy sources. With the passage of Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, New York is set to receive over $170 billion. Is that enough?
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There will be a Special Board Meeting on September 09, 2018 at 1:00 PM, regarding Green Route discussion and potential action. The meeting will be held at the Bis-Transit building located at 3750 East Rosser Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58501.
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There will be a Special Board Meeting on Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 3:30 PM in the small conference room located at the Bis-Man Transit Center. Discussion will be on finalizing recommendation for Executive Director evaluation and bonus criteria, and recommend Bis-Man Transit Board person or subset of the Board to provide Executive DIrector direction
There will be a Special Board Meeting on October 18, 2017, at 12:00 PM, regarding the Employee Handbook and Operation Contract.
The Bis-Man Transit Board will be having a meeting on June 14, 2017, at 1:00 PM at the Bis-Man Transit Center. The discussion will be over contract extensions and lease renewals.


Meeting To Center On Willard's Sewage Problem
A Target 7 investigation gets results for a Torrance County town dealing with leaking sewage for the last decade.
About 100 homes and businesses in Willard have been affected by leakage from faulty sewage lines and septic pipes installed uphill.
After Target 7 profiled the sewage issue, the state got involved. Early estimates show that it could cost $250,000 to fix the system that was installed by a company that is now defunct.
A town meeting to discuss possible solutions is set for Tuesday at 11 a.m.


It will be necessary to close Hollingbourne Hill, Hollingbourne from 7th April 2020 for up to 3 days.
The road will be closed between the junctions of Pilgrims Way and Ringlestone Road.
The alternative route is via Ringlestone Road, Stede Hill, Church Road, A20 Ashford Road, Eyhorne Street, onto Upper Street.
This is to enable carriageway reinstatement works to be carried out by Kent County Council.
Enclosed is a copy of the Traffic Notice in confirmation of this.


But London mayor is in favour of both projects
Sadiq Khan believes there is a stronger business case for building Crossrail 2 than HS2.
Khan told the London Assembly today that, while he is in favour of both schemes, he recognised the business case for Crossrail 2 was “significantly better” than that for HS2.
While the mayor agreed that significant funding for infrastructure projects outside of London was imperative, it could not come at the expense of investment in the capital.
“The National Infrastructure Commission report actually agreed that investing in infrastructure in London benefits the rest of the country,” Khan said.
He pointed to the fact that Crossrail 2, like its predecessor, is not a London-only project and would improve connectivity and housing across the South-east.
Khan added that, should Crossrail 2 progress, the work created for the construction supply chain would be of benefit nationwide.
Crossrail 2 will require government support and funding “as has always been the case” if it is to be finished in the 2030s, Khan said.
“Crossrail 2 is learning lessons from a wide range of major infrastructure projects and the project team has undertaken extensive benchmarking exercises. That analysis has proved TfL’s estimates for Crossrail 2 are prudent.”
He said that the leadership team, which is spearheaded by managing director Michele Dix, had carried out a deep-dive analysis of the actual cost of Crossrail, including the overruns, which also supported TfL’s cost estimates for the subsequent scheme.


CLONARD SUMMER SCHEME
Clonard Partnership has received funding from Belfast City Council to organise a summer scheme for children from the Clonard area.
This will take place over the first two weeks in August and will include numerous trips, workshops and fun activities.
Organised by: Clonard neighbourhood Development Partnership.
Contact: 028 9058 5080


City Hall Assessor’s Office Conference Room 33000 Civic Center Drive
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
Patrick D. Crandell
The Board of Review consists of three property owners who are qualified and registered voters of the City. They are appointed by the Mayor, with the consent of the City Council, for a term of three years.


Erect permanent barriers, restore 50 mph speed limit
The speed limit is not the problem on the Scajaquada Expressway. The problem is no barriers were put up before the unfortunate accident that happened in Delaware Park. Reducing the speed limit from 50 mph to 30 is absurd.
I drive to and from work on the 198 on a daily basis. The congestion and frustration that the 30 mph zone brings is unacceptable. This isn’t ideal for the amount of traffic that flows through there in the morning and during rush hour.
All of our prayers go out to the family that lost the little boy. The state needs to do the right thing and put up permanent barriers and put the speed limit back to 50.


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Lorain, Ohio Waterfront Development Opportunities
The Lorain Port and Finance Authority (Lorain Port) and the City of Lorain, with the support of Team NEO and JobsOhio, are releasing Request for Proposal (RFP) documents for three waterfront development opportunities. The three properties are all publicly owned by either the Lorain Port or the City of Lorain. These properties include the Pellet Terminal (City owned), the southern portion of Black River Landing (Port owned) and the Boat Launch Facility (Port owned). Each of these properties has been identified for its highest and best use for development through a market study commissioned by the Lorain Port and the City of Lorain.
Additional details on these sites and more can be found in the RFP documents linked here.
Ohio Department of Development Selects MBAC Partners as Part of the Minority Business Assistance Center Network Program
The Ohio Department of Development today announced its selection of hosts to join the Minority Business Assistance Center (MBAC) Network Program for the July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2025, grant period. They will serve the needs of Ohio’s minority-, women-, veteran-, and disadvantaged businesses for their region.read more
We Can Only Go Up from Here
High Density Mixed Use Planned to Replace Blighted Neighborhood in Whitehall
Like in life, it’s not the hand your dealt that defines you in economic development. It’s about how you play your cards and capitalize on opportunities for your community.
Yes in Our Back Yard
Ever since the Intel announcement, the region has had endless conversations about how to be “Intel Ready.” While Intel will undoubtedly be a gamechanger for Ohio, we’re behind the eight ball if we weren’t already preparing for population growth and increased pressure on our built infrastructure and logistics pipelines.read more


Hobart to hear highrise complaints
Hobart City Council has agreed to hold a public meeting about a planned highrise development.
A community group called Hobart not Highrise collected enough signatures to meet the first requirement of an electors' poll, pushing the council to convene a meeting on October 16 at a venue to be decided.
The group has been campaigning against the Singapore-based Fragrance Group’s plans to build a 210-metre-tall hotel on Hobart’s Davey street, and another one on Collins street set to exceed 90 metres.
“[The public meeting] is a major step, because it means that the meeting to trigger the referendum is now effectively going to happen in 30 days, it's been a lot of work to get to this point,” Hobart not Highrise spokesperson Brian Corr has told reporters.
The meeting could bring forth an elector’s poll, but the specifics of what questions will be asked is still uncertain.
“You've got to protect the skyline, prevent oversized buildings, you've got to defend the current planning rules, particularly in relation to height,” Mr Corr said.
“The Aldermen have been terrific, the staff has been terrific.
“They … can't indicate how they would vote at this point, but at the same time they've done everything we've asked of them, and shown us great support.”
Lord Mayor Sue Hickey said it had been tricky for Aldermen to express their views, because the council was acting as a planning authority, which has its own strict rules.
“We, as citizens of Hobart and representatives of Hobart, cannot participate in any discussion or show any bias, because that's against the planning law provisions,” she said.
“We can provide the facilities [for the meeting], we will be advertising it on behalf of Hobart not Highrise, but we cannot show a view one way or the other.”
The electors' poll is expected to cost ratepayers more than $120,000.
“It's a long, long drawn-out process, I think this is a way for the public to express their feelings on how Hobart could be shaped into the future, but as I say, we as Aldermen are in a difficult position,” Cr Hickey said.
Hobart for Highrise will need to collect 1,000 more signatures backing a poll within 30 days of the public meeting.
“Hobart's really got to be like some of the European cities, Rome, Venice, even the centre of Paris,” Mr Corr said.
“Paris has shoved all its highrise 16 kilometres out from the centre, the whole city's in lockdown effectively as a heritage area, and you get the same in Berlin.”


State Route 7 to be restricted next week south of Beaver Local High School for culvert repair work
New Philadelphia (Wednesday, October 12, 2011) – State Route 7 will be restricted next week about a mile south of Beaver Local High School in Columbiana County for culvert repair work.
One way traffic will be maintained with temporary traffic signals.
ODOT’s contractor for this $65,566 project is B&G Trucking & Construction Inc., from Akron, Ohio, and the completion date is Oct. 31, 2011.
For more information contact:
Becky Giauque \Jee-awg\, Public Information Officer, at (330) 308-3949
or email D11.PIO@dot.state.oh.us


Vaughan property owners must remove all signs of graffiti from their buildings under a tough new bylaw passed yesterday.
“Graffiti costs us all money and we need to do something about it,” Mayor Linda Jackson said in an interview.
The bylaw requires owners of defaced property to remove graffiti within a certain period
Failing that, the city can do the job and add the cost to the owner’s property tax bill.
Property owners can also be charged with failing to comply with an order if they don’t remove graffiti promptly.
Jackson said the city recently spent $4,000 to sandblast and restain a section of wooden fence on the east side of Highway 400 that had been defaced with graffiti.


2978 Tide Drive
Commute to Downtown Baton Rouge
Almost all errands require a car.
Flat as a pancake, minimal bike lanes.
2978 Tide Drive has a Walk Score of 10 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Baton Rouge.
Nearby schools include Westminster Elementary School, Staring Education Center and Jefferson Terrace Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Natural Health and Wellness Products and Services, Cracker Barrel Store and Albertsons, LLC.
Nearby coffee shops include Rouge Rabbit, CC'S Community Coffee House and PJ's Coffee. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Omi and Sakura Sushi Bar & Grill.
2978 Tide Drive is near Shaw Group Headquarters, Forest Park and Parade Grounds.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 2978 Tide Drive is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2978 Tide Drive.
This location is in the city of Baton Rouge, LA. Baton Rouge has an average Walk Score of 37 and has 229,493 residents.Learn More About Baton Rouge


Funded by two billionaires, the 367-page Evergreen Initiative would have rewritten local rules to facilitate sprawl development across the city. It posed a major threat to thousands of acres of open space across San Jose, including the iconic Coyote Valley—a lynchpin landscape at the city’s southern edge that connects the Mount Hamilton Range with the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Greenbelt Alliance spearheaded the No to Measure B and Yes to Measure C campaigns to defeat the Evergreen Initiative and protect the South Bay’s critical open space lands. Our team knocked on hundreds of doors and called thousands of voters to ensure they knew the truth about the deceptive initiative that would strain resources and worsen climate impacts on the region. Thankfully, San Jose heard our plea and rejected this sprawl initiative by saying NO to Measure B and YES to Measure C in the June 2018 election! Learn more about the No on B and Yes on C campaign here.


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OKC's "Off Broadway" closure of I-235 pushed to early February
The I-235 Off-Broadway project in Oklahoma City will push its first full weekend closure of 2020 into early February due to weather concerns and to allow more time for bridge beam deliveries on site. This cancels this weekend's planned closure of I-235.
Initially, the contractor had hoped to hang new bridge beams across I-235 between N. 36th St. and N. 63rd St. this weekend. This work cannot be done with traffic on the interstate due to safety concerns. With rain shutting down work Wednesday and possibly impacting work Thursday while the site dries out, critical preparations for the closure likely will not be completed in time.
The contractor is tentatively rescheduling the full weekend closure at I-235 for 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31, with the interstate expected to open no later than 6 a.m. Monday, Feb. 3, weather permitting.
Even once this closure is complete, there are up to four more full closures allowed by contract through 2020 to complete the new bridges over I-235 and I-44. This interchange will remain an active work zone between N. 50th St. and N. 63rd St. through early 2021. Motorists can expect I-235 to remain open with two lanes in each direction during peak commute times, but the corridor remains narrow with little room to maneuver. Motorists are reminded to stay Off-Broadway for the duration of the project if possible and use alternate routes such as I-35, I-40, SH-74/Lake Hefner Parkway and N. Lincoln Blvd.
Stay tuned to https://www.odot.org and to the department's Twitter and Facebook pages @OKDOT for updated lane closure information as the project progresses.
Information provided by ODOT. The Gayly. 1/25/2020 @ 4:25 a.m. CST.


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We have commenced constructing new lawn plaque graves in the Manna Gum (CF) area at Lilydale Memorial Park.
The works will be completed in May 2022.
For the duration of the works, the contractor will have the construction site fenced off and signage in place.
There will be no disruption to funeral services during the construction works.
For any enquiries, please contact customer care on 1300 022 298.


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Project Number: 2022-0128
Description: New church building of 4,880 SF on 21 acres
Location: Parcel #09393011, 3711 Hayes Rd.
Existing Zoning: Single Family Residential - Low Density (1)
Site Plan Approval: n/a
Status: Under Review
Supporting Files: Site Plan
Town Reviewer: Tim Jones, Senior Planner


Street Committee Meeting
Friday, May 19, 11 am
The City of Nelsonville Street Committee will hold a meeting on Friday, May 19th at 11:00 am at City Hall to discuss Street Department Funding.
Monday, May 22, 7 pm
The Nelsonville City Council will hold a regular council meeting on Monday, May 22nd, 2017 at 7:00 pm in council chambers at City Hall.
The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Finance & Utility Committees Joint Meeting
Wednesday, May 10, 7 pm
The Nelsonville Finance Committee and the Nelsonville Utility Committee will hold a joint meeting on Wednesday, May 10th, 2017 at 7:00 pm in council chambers at City Hall to discuss the proposed sewer project.
Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting
Thursday, May 11 at 3 pm
The Nelsonville Parks and Recreation Committee will hold a meeting on Thursday, May 11th, 2017 at 3:00 pm at City Hall to discuss a long term plan for the pool budget.
Road Closure Announcement
East Bound Lane, East Washington Street
Tuesday, May 9, 8 am to 10:30am
The City of Nelsonville announces that the east bound lane of East Washington Street, from the East side of the Public Square, will be closed Tuesday, May 9th from 8:00 am until 10:30 am .
Please us an alternate route.
Agenda: Monday, May 8
The Agenda for the City Council meeting to be held on Monday, May 8, 2017, at 7:00 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers is now available for download in the Document Repository.
You can also access the file directly by clicking here: Agenda: Monday, May 8, 2017


540 SE 2nd Ave, Ardmore, Oklahoma, 73401
Empty lot in Ardmore City limits! Perfect spot for small home or double wide mobile home. Zoned single family residential. Set-backs are 25' in front and back and 10' on each side. Must be at least 900 square feet of living space. All utilities are City of Ardmore.


§ Mr. Gummer
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department under which Common law power the Metropolitan Police have closed Blackburne Mews, London W1; and how many times in the last 12 months Blackburne Mews, London W1 has been closed in accordance with(a) section 67 of the Road Traffic Act 1984 and (b) section 116 of the Highways Act 1980.
§ Mr. Spellar
I have been asked to reply.
The temporary road closure has been authorised by Westminster City Council following an application by the Metropolitan Police for an order under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991). The order was put in place on 24 November 2001 and expires on 12 April 2003. Westminster City Council may ask the Secretary of State to extend the duration of the order for a further period of up to six months.


Building Permit Forms
AT THIS TIME, THE PLANNING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT CAN ONLY ACCEPT CHECK OR CASH AS PAYMENT.
Detached Accessory Building Permit Application (STORAGE BLDGS, DETACHED GARAGES/SHOPS, PERGOLAS, GAZEBOS, POOL HOUSES, ETC) –Site plan must be attached
Fence/Wall Permit Application – Site plan must be attached
Private Swimming Pool Permit Application (BOTH PAGES MUST BE SIGNED BY POOL CONTRACTOR) – Site plan must be attached
Property Owner Acknowledgement for In-Ground Pool (MUST BE SIGNED BY PROPERTY OWNER)
Sign Permit Application SEE INFORMATION SHEET BELOW FOR SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Sign Permit Information Sheet *NOTE: ROUND UP WHEN FIGURING SQUARE FOOTAGE
Banner Permit Application Banner Permit Applications must be accompanied by approval from property owner/management company. All Banners must be pre-approved by Code Enforcement prior to submitting to Building Dept. We cannot accept payment for banner permits until they are signed by Code Enforcement. Call (662) 892-9343 to meet with Code Enforcement.
Building Plan Review Application FOR COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS (TO BE SUBMITTED FOR PLAN REVIEW PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION)
PROPERTY OWNER CERTIFICATE MUST BE NOTARIZED AND ACCOMPANY A PERMIT APPLICATION FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION, ADDITIONS OR RENOVATIONS WHEN PULLED BY A NON-LICENSED PROPERTY OWNER ACTING AS THEIR OWN GENERAL CONTRACTOR.


Stone & Concrete offers sidewalk repairs and concrete project solutions you can afford!
We’ve all had it happen: you’re out for a walk and you trip over a cracked or raised sidewalk that needs a repair. That’s part of living in our lovely, older residential neighborhoods. But that’s about to change because Denver has started its sidewalk repair initiative. Over the next 10 years, Denver’s neighborhoods will be getting a sidewalk facelift. While these sidewalk repairs are the responsibility of homeowner’s, there’s no reason to panic. Stone & Concrete is here to help. We offer sidewalk repairs and other concrete project work to ensure your home’s value, beauty and safety endures every test of time—and that you continue to enjoy the shade of a large tree or the cooling shade offered by mature landscaping for years to come.
Because Colorado is prone to temperature extremes, it can take a toll on the hardscaping around your property. Not just sidewalks are affected, driveways, porches, patios and retaining walls can also bear the effects.
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.
If there is major damage to your concrete driveways or sidewalks. in addition to code violations and insurance issues, major damage to your concrete driveways or sidewalks can hurt the curb appeal of your property and may even cause a potential buyer to choose another home. Sidewalk repairs and concrete replacement projects can quickly solve those problems.
Stone & Concrete offers free estimates, and our experts will examine damage to your concrete driveways, sidewalks, and other areas to see if sidewalk repair is an option, or whether your damaged concrete needs replacement.
Call Stone & Concrete today at 303-287-0889 to learn more about concrete repair for your metro Denver home. We even offer financing!
Did you know: The City of Denver offers extended repayment assistance and affordability discounts for property owners who qualify with sidewalk repairs. The City is also authorizing less expensive repair methods not currently allowed, such as patching and grinding, in some instances. Talk to us today to learn more.
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SECTION 14(1) OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS & EVERLEIGH, C38 (PART), NORTH NEWNTON
AND C255 COCK ROAD, ROWDE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily to all traffic:
(a) C259 (Part) Chicks Lane/Everleigh Road, Collingbourne Ducis & Everleigh; from its junction with A338 Collingbourne Ducis to its junction with A342 Everleigh.
Alternative Route via: A338 – Leckford X Roads – A342 and vice versa.
(b) C38 (Part), North Newnton; from its junction with A345 (Woodbridge Inn) to its junction with UC Wilsford Road/UC Yards Lane, Hilcott.
Alternative Route Via: A345 – C52 (Manningford Bruce) – C261 Woodborough – C38 (Woodborough to Hilcott) and vice versa.
(c) C255 Cock Road, Rowde; from its junction with A342 (Rowde) to its junction with C242 Berhills Lane.
Alternative Route Via: A342 (High Street Rowde) – B3101 Marsh Lane – A361 – A365 Sells Green – C242 Berhills Lane and vice versa.
Wiltshire Council to carry out carriageway resurfacing works.
The closures will be clearly indicated by traffic signs throughout the works period.
This Order will come into force on Tuesday 31st May 2011, however it is anticipated that the works will take no more than 3-4 days to complete between Thursday 2nd June and Friday 8th July 2011. As resurfacing work is weather dependant information boards reflecting advance information of dates will be displayed on site. The Order will have a maximum duration of 18 months.
For further information regarding these works please contact Simon Price (Mouchel) on 01225 7156600.
Ref: RC 2011/20
Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN
26th May 2011


Skagit County transfer site OPEN
August 24, 2022
The Skagit County transfer and recycling station on Ovenell Road fully reopened Aug. 17, a County press release announced Aug. 16.
“We would like to thank the public for their patience during this extended closure,” said Margo Gillaspy, Skagit County Solid Waste Division manager. “I know this closure derailed plans and cost people time and money.”
The transfer station closed to self-haulers of garbage Aug. 11 due to equipment breakage at the rail spur operated by Republic, the County’s disposal contractor. “Without that equipment, we were unable to load or unload containers ont...


Private lot in Wilderness Village community. Ready to build your dream house? This lot is ready for you! Water, electricity and septic for 3br house already in place. This, just over half-acre lot, is on a quiet street in a wonderful community featuring gazebo and covered picnic area for all your entertaining needs, community boat launch and beach as well as tennis courts and community park. Not in flood zone and only a few mins from the town of Concrete. Come check it out!
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The master planning efforts for The Point will take place during the first half of 2021. The Point is owned by all Utahns so Utah residents will have the opportunity to help plan the site. In the coming months there will be four more public workshops, two public open houses and two public surveys. A stakeholder advisory committee is being created to represent broader public and community perspectives. In addition, The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority will continue to hold regular board meetings. All meetings, workshops and open houses will be held virtually and live streamed on The Point’s social media accounts, including YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.
Milestone Workshop II- Thursday, March 4 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting I – Thursday, March 11 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Open House I – March 18 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Milestone Workshop II/Working Group Meetings- Tuesday, March 23, 24, 25 (regularly scheduled working group meetings)
Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting II- Thursday, April 15 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Milestone Workshop IV- Thursday, April 29 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Open House II – Tuesday, May 4 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Milestone Workshop V- Thursday, May 27 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
STAKEHOLDER ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Gordon Haight, Economic Development Director, Herriman City
Ze Min Xiao, Council on Diversity Affairs, Salt Lake County Mayor’s Office
Shivam Shah, Member, Draper City Diversity & Inclusion Board
Stephen Alfandre, Urban Alfandre
Todd Brightwell, Advisors Consulting Services
Mike Hathorne, Commun1ty.one
Ty McCutcheon, Daybreak Communities
Ryan Smith, Oakwood Homes
Robin Carbaugh, Carbaugh Associates
Ibi Guevara, Urban Land Institute Utah
Tara Rollins, Utah Housing Coalition
Crys Lee, Bike Utah
Christian Gardner, Chair, University of Utah Board of Trustees
Jen Seltzer-Stitt, Director, Comunity Relations, Salt Lake Community College
Carolyn Sharette, Executive Director, American Preparatory Academy
Clayton Christensen, Executive Director, Mountainland Technical College


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June 29, 2016 Joint Plan Commission/Town of Weston Board Minutes
JOINT PLAN COMMISSION/
TOWN OF WESTON BOARD MINUTES
June 29, 2016
1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Milton Olson called the June 29, 2016 Joint Plan Commission/Town of Weston Board meeting to order at 6:04pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Supervisors present: Arnie Baumann, Walter John Chilsen, Tom Salzman, and Robert Wesenick. Plan Commission Members present: Mark Hull, Rita Kasten, and Reanee Radcliffe. Also present, Clerk/Treasurer Sara Stevens, Mark Roffers with MDRoffers Consulting, Jennifer Higgens and Jared Wehner with the Village of Weston.
2. MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING
a. Approval of Plan Commission Minutes, December 1, 2015: Chilsen/Hull M/S to approve the minutes of the December 1, 2015 Plan Commission Minutes. Q/C.
3. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None
4. VISITORS: None
5. NEW BUSINESS
a. Meet with consultant for updating the Towns Comprehensive Plan: Mark Roffers from went over what the plan is, within 4-6 weeks we would see a conditions/issues volume and then another 4-6 weeks would be the vision/direction volume. The approval process would be ready to start by fall. Mr. Roffers walked through our current plan to see what specific items have been done, what’s current and what we would like going forward. Mark asked that we look through any items that we would like to have move forward into the new plan and report to him, Jennifer or Jared. We will need to work to keep the vision clear between us and the Village so the plans aren’t sending different messages on the future land use map. When looking at the vision statement from 2005, we aren’t looking to change the message from what it was at that time.
A copy of the handout from Mark Roffers will be included in the official minutes.
6. OTHER BUSINESS AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW
7. ADJOURN: Radcliffe/Chilsen M/S to adjourn the June 29, 2016 Plan Commission and Town of Weston Board meeting at 7:54 pm.
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The old roundabout outside The News Centre, Hilsea, and the jams that built when the new, giant, Portsbridge roundabout opened just up the road about 1970.
Well, we think they are because of the history contained in these pictures.
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A message from the editor, Mark Waldron.
Fareham: Work in progress on the Delme Roundabout flyover with a giant pile-driver in position and the route the road would take, November 1983. Picture: The News PP987
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The M27 under construction. Looking west into the distance is the M27 from Portsbridge roundabout into the distant Portchester. Picture: Tony Triggs collection. The newly-built News Centre at Hilsea in 1969 with work beginning on what would become Portsbridge roundabout with no trace of the A27 or M27 in sight. Picture: The News Fareham: Work on the Quay Street roundabout flyover looking north in August 1985. Picture: The News PP989


The new tram that we took a look at a couple weeks ago is now in service at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
New tram (video) pic.twitter.com/AjQvZynXHz
— Alex (@Imagineer2017) May 10, 2017
Despite word being that the trams would be quieter, they aren’t. Disney has said that the new trams are more efficient however.


RTC Project No.512016
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RTC Engineering Department
(775) 348-0170 fax
Design Firm: Westwood Professional Services
Construction Contractor: Titan Electrical Contracting, Inc.
Striping modification at Pyramid Way and York Way. Installation of new traffic signal at Sharlands Avenue and Mae Anne Avenue. Investigation of improvements for southbound Vista Boulevard and Baring Boulevard. Installation of Battery Backup Systems (BBS) along Sun Valley Boulevard. Seven signalized intersections.
Titan Electrical has been awarded the contract and construction will begin Fall/Winter 2020.
Preliminary Design: Winter 2020
Final Design: Spring 2020
Construction: Fall 2020
Total Project Estimate: $ 2,000,000
Funding Source: Regional Road Impact Fee (RRIF)
Post updated on: September 28, 2020


Wickham Skatepark consists of a concrete section and modular metal ramps on a concrete base.
The original concrete skatepark is configured as a mini ramp leading into a larger back and forth section with spine and driveway between quarter pipes.
The modular section is a later addition, built by Evolution Skateparks and opening in May 2015 at a cost of £40,000. This section consists of a back and forth run of quarter pipes with spine and driveway in between.
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The project is located in the Beylikduzu area, specifically on the E5 highway, which is the main transportation artery in Istanbul.
It is 35 km from the new Istanbul airport.
It is a 5-minute walk from Marmara Park.
It is only 5 minutes away from the road.
It is 1 minute from the metro bus station.
It is 10 minutes away from Esenyurt University.
It is 15 minutes from Al Fanar International Schools.
The project was built on an area of 35,100 square meters.
Green spaces represent 60 percent of the project area.
The number of blocks 3.
Number of floors: The number of floors ranges between 6-10 floors. .
Available modes: Home Office 1+1 / 1+2/, 1+1 /2+1 / 1+3 /
Delivery: The project will be delivered on 9/2024.
Payment plan: cash, or 50 percent and the rest in 12-month installments in US dollars. .
24 hour protection and guarding.
Places for children's games


Saturday, December 11th – 10:30am UPDATE: We have not yet received official confirmation from TxDot but sources have told us that the I-45 construction that was scheduled for this weekend has been delayed due to incoming weather.
Spring, Texas – December 10th, 2015: The northbound mainlanes of Interstate 45 at Spring Cypress/FM 2920 will be closed this weekend for construction on the Grand Parkway.
Drivers will be detoured to the frontage roads going northbound, while crews work throughout the weekend. The closures will be in effect from 8 p.m. Friday December 11th through 6 a.m. Monday December 14th. Law enforcement will be on site to direct traffic.
Zachry-Odebrecht Parkway Builders expects segment F-2 to be completed by the end of 2015; segment G is expected to be completed by April 2016.
Please also be aware of the Hardy Toll Road closure that is also taking place this weekend.


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We are Highways England
The Lower Thames Crossing is a Highways England project, which is part of the biggest investment in the country’s road network for a generation.
Highways England is the government company charged with operating, maintaining and improving England’s motorways and major A roads.
It became a government company in April 2015.
Highways England’s road network totals around 4,300 miles. While this represents only 3% of all roads in England by length, they carry a third of all traffic by mileage and two thirds of all heavy goods traffic.
Highways England’s ambition is to ensure our major roads are more dependable, durable and – most importantly – safe. It works hard to make sure the road network is:
- free flowing – where routine delays are infrequent and journeys are reliable
- safe and serviceable – where no one should be harmed when travelling or working
- accessible and integrated – so people are free to choose their mode of transport and can move safely across and alongside our roads
It aims to:
- support economic growth with a modern and reliable road network that reduces delays, creates jobs, helps business and opens up new areas for development
- ensure its activities result in a long-term and sustainable benefit to the environment
Learn more about Highways England.
Right now, Highways England teams are hard at work on all kinds of ambitious projects across the country’s strategic road network.
From transforming people’s experience of existing roads, to unlocking an area’s economy by creating a whole new route, to breaking ground with tech-enabled smart motorways – we are innovators and pioneers.
Highways England will deliver £15 billion of investment on the road network as described in the government’s Road Investment Strategy. This includes £11 billion of capital funding committed between 2015 and 2020, as set out in its Strategic Business Plan.


Every successful construction project begins with successful Site Preparation. At Sargent Corporation we know that no two projects are the same. Land clearing and grubbing, erosion control, detention ponds, excavation, grading, retaining walls, paving, concrete work, storm drainage, water and sewer piping, culverts and road widening are uniquely different from project to project. Sargent Corporation meets your project's demands with versatility and innovation to make sure it is completed on time and on budget.
Sargent Corporation has the resources and experience to complete all aspects of your site preparation needs. Our large fleet of modern construction equipment allows us to meet the demands of your site preparation and will provide groundbreaking solutions for even the most unique situation. Our staff of construction professionals is committed to providing a top–quality project. We know that our success is based on your success.


CITY OF OCEAN CITY
ZONING BOARD AGENDA
APRIL 19, 2017
A meeting of the Ocean City Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to be held Wednesday April 19, 2017 at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall located at 861 Asbury Avenue. The business noted below will be discussed.
Flag Salute; Roll Call
Adopt 3/22/17 Meeting Minutes.
Memorialize resolutions: ZBA16-038 Hansen; ZBA17-002 Aiken; ZBA17-004 Lavner
1. ZA16-030 Kenneth & Nancy Gayer, 905 Seaview Rd, Block 70.52, Lot 1, G50/5000 Zone
Proposed: Appeal of decision of Administrative Officer
2. ZC16-021 Kenneth & Nancy Gayer, 905 Seaview Rd, Block 70.52, Lot 1, G50/5000 Zone
Proposed: New single family requiring rear and side yard setbacks, building height (D6), building coverage and total number of stories variances
Plans and documents related to the agenda may be reviewed during regular business hours Monday – Friday (9:00 AM – 4:30 PM) at 115 12th Street at the Planning Office.


Marlborough Square 19/09/2023 09:54:14
From 25th September 2023
Due to roadworks Marlborough Square, Coalville will not be able to be served from 25th Sept for approx 8 months.
During this time the 125 service will be diverted as follows:
Towards Leicester Normal Line of Route to Ashby Rd, Memorial Square then continue onto Belvoir St omitting Marlborough Square
Station Street Road Closure 28/02/2023 11:32:18
From 6th February until 18th August 2023
From 6th February until 18th August 2023 Station Street will be subject to significant roadworks. The following routes will be affected:
1, 6, 8, 9, 10, 401, 402, 402A, 403, 809, 810, 827
Phase One - from 6th February
Temporary lights will be placed at Union Street / Station Street junction. During this time the above services will be diverted as follows:
• On outbound journeys from town, services will divert via Moor Street & Cross Street.
• On inbound journeys into town, services will divert via Moseley Street and Moor Street.
• Bus stops at Sainsburys, Union Street will not be able to be served.
Phase Two - dates to be confirmed
Borough Road will be closed between Railway Station and Moseley Street. During this time the above services will be diverted as follows:
• Services 1 & 6 will divert via Moor Street, Shobnall Road & Wellington Road in both directions.
• Service 10 and 402A journeys from Uttoxeter at 1630 & 1750 will also divert this way for the duration of the Shobnall Road Closure.
• Services 8, 9, 401, 402, 403 will divert via Moor Street, Shobnall Road, Wellington Road, Curzon Street and continue to normal line of route on the outbound services from town.
On the inbound journey they will divert after the A5121 Gyratory on to Wellington Street, Shobnall Road, Moor Street and back to normal line of route.
• Services 809 & 810 will divert via Moor Street, Shobnall Road and will then resume normal line of route in both directions.
• Service 827 in the morning, will run as far as the A5121 Gyratory and then divert via Wellington Road, Shobnall Road and then resume normal line of route on Moor Street.


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Please join the West Side Parks Committee for a bi-annual parks inspection of Dexter Training Ground as well as a discussion of the new Bocce Court and chess tables. We'll meet at Dexter Training Ground to make a list of possible safety issues, needed improvements and necessary fixes. The more eyes, the better, so please come out and join the fun.
This inspection is part of a collaboration with the City of Providence where neighbors become stewards and accountability partners in maintaining and improving the health and safety of our west side parks.
Wednesday, June 15, at 7pm (Ellery Street Park Inspection)


The Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Twin Falls is seeking letters of interest for two (2) upcoming vacancies on the Urban Renewal Agency Board. Each appointment will be for a 3-year term, July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2023, with the opportunity of a second 3-year term immediately following.
The URA board typically meets the second Monday of each month at noon for approximately one hour. They focus on economic development and downtown redevelopment projects for the City of Twin Falls.
If you are a resident of the City of Twin Falls and would like to be considered to fill this vacancy, please complete the online application form here, or send a letter of interest and a brief resume to: Nathan Murray, URA Executive Director, c/o City of Twin Falls, P.O. Box 1907, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303, or you may respond by email to firstname.lastname@example.org. If you have any questions about the URA board and its functions, please contact Nathan at 208-735-7240.
Letters and resumes must be received no later than Monday, April 20. Interviews will take place in May.


GAINESVILLE - Contract workers are expected to start re-paving a stretch of Jesse Jewell Parkway on the northeast side of Gainesville Saturday if weather permits.
The $781,353 project runs from Limestone Parkway to Interstate 985, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.
The contractor, Allied Paving, was expected to coordinate the work with the builder of the new Kroger shopping center, New Holland Marketplace.
Crews are expected to work on the project daily until the scheduled completion date next Thursday, according to DOT spokeswoman Teri Pope.
The contractor is not expected to work during morning and evening drive periods.


Planning Commission Notices
- The 2022 Annual Report was approved on 3/9/2023.
- There is one vacancy on the nine-member Planning Commission. If interested, contact the Planning Department for more information.
- The Huntingdon County Planning meets monthly on the third Thursday. Meetings begin at 6 p.m. and are held in the Annex I Conference Room.\
Current CDBG Public Notices and Bids
- Pending Invitation For Bids/Tentative advertisement on 8/7/2023 - Huntingdon Borough Town Clock Revitalization - Construction Contract not Clock Repair
- HB 6th Street Parking Lot Rehabilitation, Huntingdon Borough
Bid Awarded 5/9/2023; Bids Due 4/18/2023 at 11 a.m. - Pre-Bid (Non-Mandatory) 4/10/2023 at 10 a.m.
Previous CDBG Public Notices and Bids
- Pump Station No. 2 Upgrades - Shade Gap Area Joint Municipal Authority
Bid Awarded 3/14/2023; Bids due 3/7/2023 at 11 a.m. - Pre-Bid Meeting On Site (Non-Mandatory) 2/7/2023 at 1 p.m.
Diven Park Improvements - Mount Union Borough
Bid awarded 10/4/2022; Bids due 9/9/2022 at 11 a.m. - Pre-Bid Meeting (Non-Mandatory) 8/29/2022 at 2 p.m.
Levee Culvert Rehabilitation - on behalf of Smithfield Township
Bids Awarded 8/16/2022; Bids due 8/5/2022 at 2 p.m. - Pre-Bid Meeting (Non-Mandatory) 7/12/2022 at 11 a.m.


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Each bench is made with hard-wearing recycled plastic. The tabletop and benches are highly resistant to vandalism and can withstand general wear and tear over time. They are bolted down into the ground easily via steel legs. All picnic tables and benches come flat-packed for easy self install on site.
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Date(s) - Wednesday, November 29, 2017
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
We welcome all to attend CWW’s Fall General meeting.
Presentation from OURS Winnipeg
OURS-Winnipeg (Outdoor Urban Recreational Spaces – Winnipeg) is a community based organization that originated in December, 2011 to protect public golf courses from commercial or residential development. Join us to share your vision and insights for the City’s long range planning process. If you care about greenspace and natural areas and how they contribute to all facets of our City your voice needs to be heard.
Free evening parking at the SMD parking lot access from McDermot Ave you must register your car at the SMD security desk
If you have any questions please contact CWW President Sandra Kloss 204-338-9248


Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 121A.
Engage in urban redevelopment projects and other activities provided for in the enabling legislation.
5 members (4 members appointed by the City Manager, subject to confirmation by the City Council, and 1 member appointed by the State).
Meetings are generally held on the third Wednesday of the month at various times depending upon member availability. Meeting notices are delivered to and posted by the Cambridge City Clerk 48 hours in advance of all meetings.
Contact: Joseph Tulimieri, Executive Director
One Cambridge Center, 4th Floor, Cambridge, MA 02142
Ph. 617-492-6800, Fax 617-492-6804


Liberty Green is a beautiful family oriented neighborhood of townhomes and detached singles by K. Hovnanian built in 2002. The spacious townhomes (Amherst and Bucknell Models) average interior living space is approximately 2,000 sq. ft.and have 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1-car, attached garages. More than half of the townhomes have full basements.
Liberty Green is conveniently located within minutes of the Quakerbridge Mall, NJ public transit, major highways, restaurants and Mercer County Park. Easy commute to NYC and Philadelphia, nearby to downtown Princeton and Princeton University.
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The City of Cold Lake has deferred making a decision on funding a portion of Baywood Road until later in the year. Mayor of Cold Lake, Craig Copeland explains that at this time the City Council is not sure they can honour a request for funding from the Municipal District of Bonnyville.
According to the February 27th Agenda Package, “The City received a letter from MD of Bonnyville dated February 13, 2018 confirming that Baywood project is scheduled for completion in summer of 2018 with an estimated cost of $1.2 Million. The total project is estimated to cost $3.7 Million. The MD eludes to the City supporting this project.”
Mayor Copeland says that with less money coming in from ID-349 (Cold Lake Air Weapons Range), Council did not want to make a decision as to whether or not they can assist in funding the project; and if they could how much would be possible. “We’ve delayed that [decision] until we see where we are in May and if there’s any new money coming in. With the uncertainty of the air weapons range, we’re not going to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’, right now.”
“We’re pretty disappointed in the Province, for making such a significant change in our funding,” the mayor says the drastic change in funding has affected the City’s budget greatly and its ability to support projects, such as Baywood Road. “We still support the Baywood Road, it’s going to be a matter of how we’re going to honour our commitment to that road on a motion we made back in 2015,” had the City known their funding would be cut, they likely would not have made the same motion, says Copeland. According to the Agenda Package, “at the regular Council Meeting on January 13, 2015 Council made a motion to allocated $1M for the reconstruction of Baywood Road. Approximately 22% of the project was completed in 2015 and the City released funding of $167,200 to coincide with the portion that was completed.”
Background is given in the Agenda Package, “In 2016 City released $167,200 for the portion of the road that was constructed in 2015 and notified MD that any further contribution requests would have to be brought to Cold Lake council for their consideration. Similar request was made for 2017 construction but as City of Cold Lake was not aware of this project, 2017 Budget did not include funding for this project. A letter was sent stating that such project is a good candidate for conversation to begin the process of developing Inter-Municipal Collaboration Framework (ICF).”
“We would love to help, we’re just trying to figure out how we’re going to do it,” Mayor Copeland is sure the M.D. can be sympathetic to the City’s situation, “everybody’s got to understand when you lose $10 million from $25 million, it’s now a tougher priority list to look at.” Baywood Road is a popular road that extends out of the City east from 50th street. The road is used for several M.D. subdivisions, as well as to access Kinosoo Ridge Snow Resort.


TOWN OF LEE MASS INVITATION TO BID ROAD WORK The Town of Lee Department of Public Works will receive sealed bids marked "Golden Hill, Navin Ave & Navin Heights, section of Circular Avenue & Mandalay Road Paving 2021", until 1:00 PM, Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at the Department of Public Works office at 45 Railroad Street, Lee, MA 01238. All bids will be open and read publicly at this time. A complete bid package is available at the Department of Public Works office (413-243-5520), on the Town of Lee website@ www.town.lee.ma.us or email @ email@example.com. ONLY BIDDERS WHO ARE PREQUALIFIED BY MASS DOT WILL BE ENTITLED TO SUBMIT A BID The Town of Lee reserves the right to reject or accept any or all bids, waive minor informalities as deemed in the best interest of the town. Thank You Alan Zerbato Town of Lee, DPW Superintendent. AD#s 60585, 60586 09/25/2021, 10/01.2021, 10/02/2021
Sep 30, 2021 (Expired).
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HESPERIA – The City of Hesperia will be doing a traffic signal upgrade at the Main Street and 9th Avenue intersection. This will begin at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 3rd and will be complete at 6:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 4th.
There will be a 4-way stop overnight while the work is being completed. Motorists should plan for delays and are encourage to use alternate routes.
- Authorities Need Help Locating 16-year-old Adelanto Runaway - Wednesday, May 5th, 2021
- Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Was Found Deceased in Victorville Home - Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
- Adelanto Man Dies in Car versus Golf Cart Collision - Tuesday, April 13th, 2021


Developer of Nilkanth Greens project is located in the fast developing area known as Kalali, Vadodara, which is just 7 kms far away from Railway station & Central bus Depot and just 12 kms away from Vadodara Air port. It’s just next to the most posh area of Vadodara known as OP Road & close to DPS school, Swaminarayan Temple, Atladara, major hospitals etc. Over & above Nilkanth Greens is just located right on the upcoming 40 mts Ring road starts from Vadodara Airport to Airport in a circular way to Vadodara city. Vision:To be the most preferred & trusted home provider in real estate through consistent delivery of the committed quality through our value and services.
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1) The historical problems, particularly plans and also practices that made communities susceptible to gentrification.
2) The way that main city disinvestment as well as financial investment patterns are occurring today as a result of these problems.
3) And the manner ins which gentrification impacts areas.
We need to assist make certain that as brand-new financial investments form throughout our areas as well as cities, these financial investments generate healthy and fair opportunities for every person.
Created by: UC Berkeley Urban Displacement Project, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and also The Great Communities Collaborative, a campaign of The San Francisco Foundation.


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Springfield commissioners are expected to vote on it at their next public meeting that will be held at the City Commission Forum at Springfield City Hall on Feb.1.
If passed, claims over $10,000 such as one for over $19,000 that was presented to commissioners this week will still need approval by those elected officials.
The settlement of $19,629 that was approved by commissioners during their public meeting on Tuesday was with The Ohio Bell Telephone Company, now doing business as AT&T Ohio. It is related to damages that occurred during a project on West High Street in May that involved working a 100 feet sewer line. There was some damage to the companies utility line underground as a result, said Heck.
Heck said that while that type of damage is not common, its not out the ordinary, especially when working on a road way that contains a lot of underground infrastructure such as utility lines.
He said that in every type of those projects, the city makes an effort to locate those utilities and make sure that city work does not interfere with those services.


PHOENIX, Ore. – Construction on I-5 near Phoenix has resumed after roughly a week-long delay. The construction, part of an ongoing I-5 interchange project at Exit 24, continued Sunday evening at 7:00.
Representatives from the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) say it will cut traffic to one lane in either direction, causing delays up to two miles both ways.
Construction will last until Memorial Day.
Despite the delay ODOT spokespeople say they’re confident work will finish on time, assuming the ground beneath cooperates.
“Part of the main driver for meeting the deadline is not so much the weather but the soil type, the boulders underneath,” said ODOT representative Gary Leaming.
ODOT recommends using alternate routes or driving on non-peak hours during construction. Once this project is done construction crews will begin the next phase, building temporary on and off ramps for Exit 24 southbound.
You can receive e-mail and text alerts from ODOT on this project here.


St. Petersburg’s City Charter requires the city to convene a Redistricting Commission every 10 years following the national census. Mayor Bill Foster and each member of the City Council have appointed nine citizens to the commission, which now meets weekly each Tuesday to analyze existing City Council District boundaries and make any recommendations for changes by Feb. 15. Some time during that period, the commission will hold a public hearing.
St. Petersburg, with a population of 244,769 according the 2010 U.S. Census, has eight City Council Districts. The Charter requires each district to be similar in population (between 29,984 and 31,208 each). The Charter also requires districts to be compact, contiguous and follow boundaries defined by streets, railroad lines or other natural boundaries (such as waterways). Currently, only District 3 meets the target population, requiring boundaries to be adjusted throughout the city.
The Mayor and each member of City Council appointed a member to the commission. The chair of the Redistricting Commission is Dr. Linda Lucas, and vice chair is Dr. Brian Ligon. Other members include Dan Kunitzer, Laurel Macdonald, David Herzik, Greg Holden, Theresa McEachern, Paul Dickens and Ann Sherman-White.
A timetable dictates that the Redistricting Commission submit its report to City Council on Feb. 15, with a final City Council deadline of May 12 to complete redistricting.


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3. A person of apparently no standing, intelligence, or class who likewise has no reason to be poking their nose into the affairs of the city of Toledo whether they do business in or pay taxes to that municipality or not.


Mayor and Council have directed administration to appoint a new interim project director for the flood mitigation program.
Drumheller Valley is a flood community. For that reason, the project will continue moving forward. Mark Steffler, P. Eng, has been appointed as interim project director. He has a 20+ year history of completing successful projects in the Town of Drumheller.
An RFP will go out in early summer to find a new project director.
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Since 2011 the Joanneum Quarter has not only been the centrepiece of Austria’s first public museum, but has also brought an important architectural focus to the area Neutorgasse/Kalchberggasse/Raubergasse, bringing new life into the inner city of Graz. The Neue Galerie Graz, the Bruseum, the Natural History Museum, the multimedia collections and the Styrian State Library are located there. The underground and yet light-filled auditorium and the attractive foyer provide a range of possibilities for your events.
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Beginning at 9 p.m. Sept. 7, a single continuous lane closure will be in place on Interstate 85 and Interstate 985 until 5 p.m. Sept. 9 that will affect weekend traffic.
This closure is approximately 2 miles long and will close the left northbound lane from Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road (Exit 111) to I-985 (Exit 113) and the left lane of I-985 from the I-85 interchange to Woodward Mill Road in Buford.
This GDOT project will allow for construction of a retaining wall and installation of bridge lighting.
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For more Information:
Paul Merrill, Public Information Officer - 207-624-3355 or 207-215-9297
Work Begins On Route 4 in Livermore Falls/Jay
Livermore Falls/Jay – Construction crews will be starting work again this season on Route 4 in Livermore Falls beginning on Monday, April 2nd at 7:00am. Motorists should expect delays of 5 to 15 minutes as they travel the one mile distance between the intersection of Bridge Street and Main Street to Pineau Street. Variable message signs will alert travelers as they approach the area, with flaggers assisting in alternating lane shifts.
Full reconstruction of this stretch of Route 4, including new water and sewer lines, new utility poles and several retaining walls, will continue through August as crews bring the road up to new highway standards.
The $6.3 million contract was awarded to Pratt & Sons from Mechanic Falls.
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Phone: 207-624-3355 or 207-215-9297
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Temporary Footpath and Road Closures
Some of Redditch’s new town era trees that have reached the end of their lives are to be removed later this month.
The works, at the South end of Matchborough Way where it meets Icknield Street Drive, are expected to start on January 28 and take at least two or three weeks. While the woodland area will be significantly disrupted for the duration of the works, disruption to the road is expected to be limited to one week of a single lane closure with traffic lights, from January 28.
Items on this page are Temporary Road Closures, i.e. for events / processions that are authorised under the Town Police Clauses Act 1847, Section 21.
For details of other highway closures, please visit the website of Worcestershire County Council as the highway authority.
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VDOT News - Northern Virginia
Michelle Holland 703-586-0487
Aug. 13, 2018
I-66 Ramp Closures Scheduled This Week During Overnight Hours
Closures planned at I-66 interchanges with I-495, Route 123 and US Route 50
FAIRFAX, Va. - Ramp closures affecting westbound I-66 are scheduled during overnight hours this Wednesday, August 15 and Thursday, August 16 for construction on the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project. Drivers should follow signed detour routes. Crews will be installing concrete barriers along the newly shifted travel lanes on I-66.
Wednesday, August 15: Ramp from US Route 50 West to I-66 West
- Ramp closure from westbound US Route 50 to westbound I-66 from midnight to 4 a.m. Drivers on US Route 50 will be detoured to the West Ox Road (Route 608) interchange, where they will exit onto southbound West Ox Road, and then take the right exit onto eastbound US Route 50 to westbound I-66.
Wednesday, August 15: Ramp from I-66 West to Chain Bridge Road (Route 123) North and South
- Ramp closure from I-66 West to northbound and southbound Chain Bridge Road (Route 123) from midnight to 4 a.m. Traffic will be detoured to the US Route 50 interchange to exit onto eastbound US Route 50 and then take the left exit onto eastbound I-66 back toward Route 123.
Thursday, August 16: Ramp from I-66 West to I-495 South
- Ramp closures from westbound I-66 to southbound I-495 regular and express lanes from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Travelers will be detoured to the exit for southbound Nutley Street (Route 243), then take the ramp for eastbound I-66 back toward I-495.
All work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if inclement weather occurs.
The I-66 Outside the Beltway Express Lanes are expected to open in December 2022.
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Meetings & Agendas
Committee Of Adjustments
Tuesday, March 22, 2022 6:45 PM
Bonfield Township Council Chambers
A 1/2022 Owner: Paul and Michelle Contant: The purpose of the variance is to allow for a Lot Frontage of 58 metres (190.289 ft) instead of the required 60 metres (196.85 ft) as per Zoning By-Law 2012-49 in a Rural Zone on Part of Lot 9, Concession 7, Part 1 on Plan 36R-8966, Parcel 1305 Nip., Remainder of Part 2 Parcel 27847 Nip.


Teleconforence Call-In Information
TAC Members: Please Use your Zoom Invitation
Date and Time
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Certification of Quorum - Quorum requirement is 22 voting members (Chairman Trent Epperson)
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Approval of Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Meeting Minutes Summary (Chairman Smith)
Approval of the Appointment of TAC Ex-Officio Member (Chairman Smith)
Chairman Smith will request TAC approval on the appointment of an Ex-Officio Member to the 2021 TAC Membership.
Approval of the Congestion Management Process (Alan Rodenstein, H-GAC)
Mr. Rodenstein will seek TAC recommendation for TPC approval of the Resolution 2021-12.
Resolution in Recognition of May as Bike Month (Susan Jaworski, H-GAC)
Ms. Jaworski will present information on the recognition of May as the Bicycle Month and will request TAC recommendation for TPC approval of the Resolution 2021-13.
Framework for Future RTP Amendment Process (Adam Beckom, H-GAC)
Mr. Beckom will request TAC recommendation of the TPC approval of the framework for regional transportation plan amendments and to direct staff to work with the RTP and TIP subcommittees on a comprehensive amendment process.
Public Comments on Amendments to the 2045 RTP and the Air Quality Conformity (Vishu Lingala, H-GAC)
Mr. Lingala will provide an update on the public comments received on the amendments to the 2045 Regional Transportation Plan and Air Quality Conformity.
Update on Subregional Planning Studies (Allie Isbell, H-GAC)
Ms. Isbell will provide an update on the on-going Subregional Planning Studies in Southeast Harris County, Montgomery County Precinct 2, and Liberty County.
Employer Survey Results (Deborah Mayfield, H-GAC)
Ms. Mayfield will present the results from the Employer Survey.
Announcements (Chairman Smith)
All meetings below are conducted by Teleconference (TBD).
- Regional Transit Coordination Subcommittee Meeting – April 8, 2021, 9:30 a.m.
- Public meeting (RTP Amendments and Air Quality Conformity) – April 8, 2021, 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- Bicyclist and Pedestrian Subcommittee Meeting – April 15, 2021, 9:30 a.m.
- Southeast Harris County Subregional Study Public Meeting - April 15, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
- Montgomery County Precinct 2 Mobility Study Public Meeting - April 22, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
- Clean Cities Meeting – April 28, 2021, 9:00 a.m.
- Liberty County Mobility Study Public Meeting - April 29, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
- Transportation Air Quality Subcommittee Meeting – May 5, 2021, 2:00 p.m.
- Transportation Improvement Program Subcommittee Meeting – May 5, 2021, 1:30 p.m.
- Transportation Systems Management and Operations Subcommittee – May 6, 2021, 2:00 p.m.
- Transportation Systems Management Operations Meeting - May 6, 2021, 2:00 p.m.
- Regional Transportation Plan Subcommittee Meeting – May 12, 2021, 1:30 p.m.
- Next TAC Meeting – May 19, 2021, 9:30 a.m.
- Next TPC Meeting – May 21, 2021, 9:30 a.m.
- Regional Air Quality Planning Advisory Committee Meeting – May 27, 2021, 10:00 a.m.


Delhi Town Hall to get Rs 50 crore fast-track makeover
After being stalled for months, the ambitious restoration and renewal plan for the 150-year-old Town Hall in the Capital is likely to be fast-tracked latest by this month.
“Change in government at the Centre stalled further work in the plan as some serious shuffling happened in their office. Work got stuck. We are now seeking to fast-track it, and so along with INTACH, we will meet the tourism ministry officials within this month,” said Mohan Bhardwaj, Chairman of the NDMC Standing Committee.
The previous Ministry of Tourism cleared the Rs 50-crore restoration project and the DPR (detailed project report) is awaited for release of the fund.
Makeover time: The heritage building in Delhi's Chandni Chowk area will house a museum and a library, as well as a conference hall, children's corner, restaurants and a boutique hotel.
But the DPR, which was supposed to have moved from the NDMC to the ministry by June 30, is still not ready.
“We had set a deadline to submit the DPR but delays brought in by change of government at the Centre has stalled the proceedings, and therefore it (DPR) is still not ready,” Director (Press and Information) Yogendra Singh Mann said.
INTACH, which was commissioned as a consultant by North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), for the revival plan of the historic building, is hoping that despite delays, the project takes off.
“The restoration of the Town Hall would be a fitting example for promoting Delhi as a World Heritage City. Though there is a change of guard at the Centre, and there are concomitant delays, I believe no one would want it demolished. Everyone wants to do something for the building,” said AGK Menon, Convener of INTACH (Delhi Chapter).
Menon, however, added that it would take at least two years to finish it.
“There have been a lot of modifications and alterations in the Victorian-era building, but we are quite optimistic of restoring the heritage building to its old glory. More so, it would be a good asset to the city and its people,” he said.
Town Hall was originally known as the Lawrence Institute and was the original seat of the Delhi Municipality. After trifurcation of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, it housed the North Corporation until it shifted to the Civic Centre on Minto Road.
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Plymouth Community Preservation Committee
January 25 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
The CPC has voted to allocate 4 million of public funds to a private developer! They are going to bring forth a warrant at Town Meeting to give 4 million dollars in public funding to Makepeace for the Red Brook development! There is time for public comment at the end. If you would like to make your voice heard, please attend tomorrow night! We will be live streaming on Facebook.
Come to Town Meeting in the Spring to vote!
Read more about it here in this article from the Plymouth Independent:
The CPC will be discussing the warrants they are bringing forward to Spring Town Meeting. The Community Preservation Committee will vote to decide how to spend the Town’s Community Preservation Act funds. The funds are paid by tax payer dollars with a matching grant from the state. Learn more here on the Town’s website:


Great progress is being made on the Aveley Shopping Centre!
The “cool room” panels have been installed as well as the bulkheads and wall linings.
Next week, work will begin on the external wall cladding.
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Location: Aveley, WA
Status: Under Construction