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Ludlow will partially close next week for construction. SB rtes 5-7-8 will move to Main St. Go to www.i-riderta.org for additional details.
Q: Why did RTA remove bus stops from Third and Main Streets?
Q: I have been using the same bus stop for a long time and it has been removed. Why?


Tuesday, 12 November 2019
The Community Council meets this evening at Logie St John's (Cross) Church Hall at 7pm - all residents welcome!
Here's the agenda :
WEST END COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY 12th NOVEMBER 2019, 7.00PM
LOGIE AND ST JOHN`S CROSS PARISH CHURCH HALL
(ENTER FROM SHAFTESBURY TERRACE - OFF BLACKNESS AVENUE)
1. Welcome and Apologies
2. Community Council Elections- nominations, roles & responsibilities of Community Councillors, priorities
3. Planning Update
4. 8pm - Speaker- Catherine Conroy, Low Emissions Zone, Dundee City Council
6. Date of Next Meeting – Tuesday 10th December 2019
Light refreshments will be provided.


We will have a public hearing on Water Improvement Benefit Area (WIBA#1)
Please join us if you have any questions or comments, or want more information on WIBA #1
Wednesday, October 12th, 2022 at 6 pm
Kimball Lodge- 8000 Ridge Road
Brockport, NY 14420
View our Water Improvement post!


Welcome to the new home of the Quarry Ridge Community Association. Quarry Ridge is a Uniform Planned Residential Development consisting of 156 single family homes.
Membership in the Association is mandatory for all resident homeowners. The Association is run by a volunteer elected Board of Five Directors. The function of the Board is to maintain the common elements of the community and to enforce the community codes and regulations.
To contact the Board:
PO BOX 237
SADSBURYVILLE, PA 19369-0237


TD rejects Clonshaugh site for sewage treatment plant
The inclusion of Clonshaugh in Dublin as one of three potential sites for a new sewage treatment plant poses a significant environmental threat to a protected coastal amenity in north Dublin, Labour TD Tommy Broughan has claimed.
The Dublin North East TD said it also breached EU environment policy because if sited at Clonshaugh, 2.2km from Dublin Airport, its outfall – where treated effluent is discharged – would be at Baldoyle- Portmarnock and would threaten “the velvet strand from Portmarnock to Baldoyle bay and on to the Malahide estuary”, an EU conservation area.
Mr Broughan said the location meant the sewage plant would be “dumped on a vulnerable lower income residential district”, when there were more appropriate locations “in the heart of Fingal county”.
Fingal County Council plans to build a regional sewage treatment plant in north Dublin. Clonshaugh is being considered along with Annsbrook, which is 2.7km west of Lusk, and Newtowncorduff, 1km west of Lusk.


Join us at our next Outreach meeting.
We will be discussing ideas for the new NoHo Neighborhood Council outreach brochure.
Senior Citizen Center (side room) at the North Hollywood Park
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Eastbound Cypress Lake Drive closure planned
During the nighttime/overnight hours from 7 p.m.Sept. 21 to 6 a.m. , Sept. 22, motorists should expect eastbound Cypress Lake Drive to be closed while crews install a water main under Cypress Lake Drive just east of the Costco Plaza and west of US 41.
Motorists traveling eastbound on Cypress Lake Drive to US 41 or to Daniels Parkway may use Summerlin Road to Gladiolus Drive (south) or to College Parkway (north) to reach their destination during this closure.
The Costco Plaza entrance on Cypress Lake Drive will remain open during this work. This closure is expected to last one night; however, this schedule may change due to underground conditions and inclement weather.
This work is part of the Lee County Utilities’ US 41 Transmission Mains Project that replaces water main lines along the west side of US 41 from Old Gladiolus Drive to Cypress Lake Drive. The proposed utility improvements will reduce pipe breaks and provide service that is more reliable. This project is expected to be completed by spring 2016.


The Board of Water Supply is responding to an 8-inch main leak at 629 Piikoi Street.
The far-right traffic lane on Piikoi Street by Makaloa Street is closed.
Vehicles may not enter or exit Makaloa Street from Piikoi Street.
The lane closures will remain in effect for the duration of the repairs which may continue overnight.
The leak was reported at approximately 6:11 p.m.
The number of impacted customers is undetermined at this time.


Central Kiama Opportunity
A rare and unique opportunity to secure a development site in the historic commercial precinct in the heart of the Kiama township, just behind Hindmarsh Park and only a short walk to Kiama Harbour and Black Beach.
Lot 1, DP115850, 986sqm - Known as 4 Collins Lane, Kiama. Former quarry works cottages, run down condition with larger weatherboard dwelling. Kiama Heritage Inventory reference.
Lot 1, DP964320, 653sqm Known as 8 Collins Lane, Kiama. 3 bedroom fibro dwelling, currently let at $600pcm.
Zoning B2 Local Centre.
Both properties to be offered in one line by Auction on 14 May 2014. If not sold then will be offered individually.
Do not miss this opportunity. Various objectives within the LEP should allow and encourage diversity.
986m² / 0.24 acres
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Bangued Mayor Dominic Valera has shut down at least 12 bars for not transferring to the town’s new entertainment center.
The Abra politiko issued a cease and desist order to the 12 erring bar owners for not following the guidelines under Municipal Ordinance 69.
Under the ordinance, all bars are required to transfer to Barangay Calaba, the site of the soon to be named Bangued Entertainment Center.
The ordinance aims to reduce noise in residential areas.
Valera said the bars will only be allowed to reopen if they will transfer to Barangay Calaba.


Notice of Public Meeting: May 31, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.
The Board of Adjustment or the City of Cedar Falls will hold a special meeting to discuss the criteria for approval of variance requests, special exception requests, and conditional use requests. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 31, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. in Conference Room 2, 220 Clay Street, Cedar Falls.
Notice of Public Hearing: June 5, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, FORM OF CONTRACT, AND ESTIMATE OF COST FOR THE 2023 SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT PROJECT IN THE CITY OF CEDAR FALLS, IOWA
Notice of public hearing (1) TO CONSIDER ENTERING INTO a proposed agreement for private development BETWEEN THE CITY OF CEDAR FALLS, IOWA, AND TECHNOLOGY PKWY PROPERTIES, LLC, and (2) to consider conveyance of certain CITY-OWNED REal estate to TECHNOLOGY PKWY PROPERTIES, LLC, PURSUANT TO SAID PROPOSED AGREEMENT


Sycamore St. in Owensboro set to close Friday
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Sycamore Street in Owensboro will be closed between West Fifth and Seventh streets for sewer repairs starting Friday.
Work is expected to last about a week.
A detour will be marked for drivers in the area.
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I received a letter at the end of June, advising that Gallagher are attempting to vary a condition (one of opening hours) for the ground floor level on 216 Kennington Road (likely to be a Tesco Metro).
Gallaher are applying to change the opening hours from 07:00am - 09:00pm (Monday to Friday) to 07:00am - 11:00pm (Monday to Friday).
If you agree, disagree or want to comment, you can email firstname.lastname@example.org quoting reference: 10/02164/FUL
The deadline is 20th July 2010.
22-storey tower planned at Kennington Road & Lambeth Road corner - 22-storey tower planned at Kennington Road & Lambeth Road corner Monday 21 July 2014 Plans to demolish the Days Hotel Waterloo and replace it with a 22-stor...
7 hours ago


Beautiful, subdividable and flat 1+ acre lot in town with all utilities in the street. Survey and wetland studies already done. On a great dead end street minutes from services and town with great Bellingham Schools nearby. Just submit permits and you're ready to build. Keep both sides or sell one.


Ealing Common Circular Walk - 5 miles.
Ealing Common – Baillies Walk – St. Mary’s Church and nature area – Lammas Park – Walpole Park – Ealing Common.
Route: Easy walk - mainly quiet roads, footpaths, parks, and open spaces.
Local Amenities: Shops, cafes, parks, pubs. Toilets on platforms in Ealing Common station. Otherwise need to use cafes, etc. Toilets and refreshment kiosk in Walpole Park.
Points of Interest: Ealing Common; All Saints Church; St. Mary’s Church and nature area; 15 Church Road – one of Ealing’s earliest houses dated 1600; Lammas Park; Ealing Studios – view from Walpole Park; Walpole Park:– Charles Jones memorial, Windrush Garden, Pitshanger Manor – country home of the architect Sir John Soane.
Transport: Trains – Ealing Common (District/Piccadilly Lines); South Ealing & Northfields stations (Piccadilly Line); Ealing Broadway (Central/District/Mainline GWR, etc.).


Audacity: SCARP symposium on bold ideas for planning communities
This looks to be of interest for friends of public space and urban planning. Our good friends at UBC’s School of Community and Regional Planning (SCARP) have announced their ninth annual symposium, upcoming on Friday, March 3, 2017. The day-long event is titled Audacity and brings together professionals, academics and students for a full day of discussion on planning issues.
Audacity is about inspiring future planning initiatives, taking a stance against the status quo and demanding a push for new and daring ideas, innovations and actions.
Severn Cullis-Suzuki is an Earth Charter commissioner and council member, host of the APTN TV series Samaqan Water Stories and board member of the David Suzuki Foundation. She has undertaken study of the endangered Xaayda kil (Skidegate dialect of the Haida language) and was a founding member of the Haida Gwaii Higher Education Society. She holds a B.Sc. in biology from Yale University and an M.Sc. in ethnoecology from the University of Victoria.
Second keynote TBA.
Plus 11 dynamic planning-related breakout sessions, workshops and discussions.
PIBC members are eligible for 7 CPL credits.
Need to know
- When: Friday, March 3, 2017, 8:00 am – 6:45 pm
- Where: Great Hall, AMS Nest, 6133 University Boulevard, UBC, Vancouver
- Register: www.symposium.scarp.ubc.ca
- Cost: General $99, students $39
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- Twitter: @scarp_symposium
- Facebook: Audacity: 9th Annual SCARP Symposium


City of Greenville
4:00 PM April 18, 2019
10th Floor Council Chambers, City Hall
Amended 04/17/19 at 10:00 AM AGENDA
2. Welcome and Opening Remarks from the Chair
a. Recognition of New Planning Commission Member
3. Roll Call
4. Approval of Minutes
a. March 19, 2019 Planning Commission Workshop
b. March 21, 2019 Planning Commission Meeting
5. Call for Public Notice Affidavit from Applicants
6. Acceptance of Agenda
7. Conflict of Interest Statement
A. SD 18-029—Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by Jamie McCutchen for a SUBDIVISION of 52.31 acres located at 2930 LAURENS RD, 40 VANTROSS LN, THURGOOD DR, and JACQULINE LN from 7 LOTS to 232 LOTS (TM#s M010020100900; M010020101500; M011020203602; M011020203603; M011020203607; M011020203606; M010020101502; M011020203604; M011020203605; M011020200400)
B. SD 19-004—Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by Coleman Shouse for a SUBDIVISION of 16.10 acres located at Green Heron Rd, PNG Connector Rd, and Woodruff Industrial Ln from 1 LOT to 95 LOTS (TM# 0547010100101)
C. SD 19-005
Application by CAP Camperdown LLC for a SUBDIVISION of 0.653 acre located at S MAIN ST and JAPANESE DOGWOOD LN from 1 LOTS to 5 LOTS (TM# 0061000304116)
D. SN 19-119
Application by City of Greenville to assign a STREET NAME for Parallel Parkway (TM#s 0547010100100; 0545010102508)
9. NEW BUSINESS
Application by Melissa Lindley for an ANNEXATION of 0.35 acre and REZONE at 1 Ridge St from R-7.5 (Greenville County) to RM-1, Single-family and multifamily residential district (TM# 0106000200800)
B. MD 19-001—Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by John V. Cox for a MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT 9.9 acres located at 401 and portion of 429 ROPER MOUNTAIN RD (TM#s 0545010101501, 0547130100600, 0547130100900, 0547130101101)
C. MD 19-002 —Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by David Anderssen for a MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT 1.9 acres located at E BROAD ST and DOCTOR DAVID C FRANCES ST (TM# 0062000100100)
D. SD 19-006—Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by Byron Epps for a SUBDIVISION of 0.546 acre located at 204 GOWER ST from 1 LOT to 4 LOTS (TM# 0075000201900)
E. Z-4-2019—Deferred to May 16, 2019, meeting.
Application by Flournoy Development Group for a REZONE of 10.675 acres located at 500 CONGAREE RD from C-3, Regional Commercial District to PD, Planned Development District – Woods Crossing PD (TM# 0260000100400)
10. Other Business
A. Monthly Comp Plan Update
B. Election of Officers:
1. Chairperson: _____________
2. Vice-Chairperson: ____________
C. Agenda workshop 12:00 PM Tuesday, May 14, 2019


$750 1 bed 1852 Merchant St, Sparks NV, 89431
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Flat as a pancake, some bike lanes.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1852 Merchant St.
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25 East Prater / Baring
21 Sparks Marina
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1852 Merchant St is in the city of Sparks, NV. Sparks has an average Walk Score of 41 and has 90,264 residents.Learn More About Sparks


The SoundRoom recommends the following for parking:
- Metered Parking on Garrison Ave or Side Street (Free after 5 pm on weekdays and on weekends)
- City/State Parking Lot
- Downtown Parking Garage
To ensure that your vehicle isn't towed, please do not park in any private or marked slots. This includes Sake and The Loft Apartments, any vehicle(s) parked in private parking spaces, designated to the aforementioned businesses, will be towed at the owner's expense.


A prime location in the heart of Yukon, two parcels being sold as one, 401 E Main St and 60 N Ranchwood Blvd that total 4.95 Acres MOL. This location would be great for another retail center like the one beside it, or a multifamily complex or self-storage on the back 3.93 Acre parcel. The land has 182 ft. of frontage on Highway 66, E Main St and an additional 368 ft of frontage on N Ranchwood Blvd. Having a C-3 Zoning classification in the City of Yukon allows for a multitude of different opportunities.
Courtesy of Brent Holliday and Keller Williams Realty Elite.
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East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (EBALDC) is a non-profit community development organization with over 40 years of experience in building healthy, vibrant and safe neighborhoods in Oakland and the East Bay. EBALDC develops affordable housing, commercial and mixed-use, mixed-income projects in Oakland and across other cities in the East Bay, including Emeryville, Richmond and The City of San Pablo.
We are currently looking for volunteers to help with the various food distribution programs at our Oakland residential properties. Our current openings are on Thursdays at 2PM at Lion Creek Crossings Phase Five (located at 6710 Lion Way, Oakland, CA 94621).
Volunteers will primarily be tasked with working with other volunteers and EBALDC staff members to unload food, organize and divide food into equitable piles for residents, and help deliver food to the resident units. All volunteers are required to practice physical distancing and bring and wear their own face coverings -- gloves will be provided. Because volunteers will be working with and for vulnerable populations, all volunteers will be required to be fingerprinted (at no charge to them).
If you are interested, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.org and indicate that you are interested in the COVID-19 Food Distribution volunteer opportunity. Our volunteer coordinator will communicate with you from there about your schedule and the various opportunities that we have available.
About The East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation
1825 San Pablo Ave, Oakland, CA 94612, US
EBALDC is a community development corporation that develops affordable housing and community facilities with integrated services focused on tenants and neighborhood residents, with emphasis on Asian Pacific Islander communities and the diverse low-income populations of the East Bay.
East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (EBALDC) is a non-profit community development organization with over 40 years of experience in building healthy, vibrant and safe neighborhoods in Oakland and East Bay. We address the specific needs of individual neighborhoods by connecting the essential elements of health and wellbeing through our Healthy Neighborhoods Approach.
EBALDC is known for developing and managing diverse, mixed-income complexes and communities, while providing vital social and financial services, to help give long-time, low-income residents the ability to stay in their neighborhoods. We know Oakland well and invest deeply in our neighborhoods. We recognize and build upon the assets unique to each community to inform and establish thoughtful partnerships that will address the social factors impacting a neighborhood’s health and wellbeing. This comprehensive perspective helps families and individuals begin a path toward healthy, stable and fulfilling lives in a holistic, sustainable way.
Homeless & Housing
We'll work with your schedule.
6710 Lion WayOakland, CA94621
January 12, 2021
Food Delivery / Distribution
Must be at least 18
Orientation or Training
Depending on the opportunity, two to four hours weekly.


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Council hears update on Glen Abbey Golf Course
25 January 2017
Appeal of the town’s interim control by-law set to begin on January 30, 2017
Mayor Rob Burton convened a special meeting of Council last night for Council and the public to receive an update from Planning and Legal staff on current matters related to the Glen Abbey Golf Course.
Key issues discussed included the upcoming January 30, 2017 Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing on Clublink’s appeal of the town’s interim control by-law, an update on key town studies underway, as well as the status of the proposed development application submitted by ClubLink on November 10, 2016.
Pearson to be ‘coalition of airports’
25 January 2017
Hamilton could benefit from Pearson airport growth
Toronto Pearson International is poised to become a mega-hub airport, creating jobs and economic investments for local municipalities, according to an airport official
OMB hearing on Oakville's Glen Abbey Golf Course starts Monday
24 January 2017
Hearing is on Interim Control By-law, not application
As the Town of Oakville and ClubLink prepare to head to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) Monday (Jan. 30) over the proposed development of Glen Abbey Golf Course (GAGC), Town Council was given an update on the situation Monday (Jan. 23).
Town staff and the Town’s legal counsel were at a special council meeting at Town Hall to update councillors, and many residents who attended, on the current status of ClubLink’s appeals. It is appealing both the Town’s interim control bylaw and its decision to deem the application to develop Glen Abbey Golf Course as incomplete. Both appeals are headed to the OMB for separate hearings.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
Proposal: Extension to dwelling
The Local Planning Authority has received an application for the above proposal and you are invited to submit your comments thereon within 21 days from the date of this letter (26-May-2015). The details of the application are available to view on the Rutland County Council Website http://www.rutland.gov.uk/planning by entering the reference number 2015/044/FUL.
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DRAINI PVC rainwater outlets are composed of a flexible flange made from flexible PVC reinforced with fiberglass and an aluminium outlet pipe. The two components are assembled by a patented seam method.
The DRAINI PVC rainwater outlet is used on roofs with PVC waterproofing membranes.
The flange is compatible with PVC membranes in the Flag range.
Used for the vertical evacuation of rainwater in combination with FLAGON PVC waterproofing systems.
The DRAINI PVC is available in 2 versions: with straight outlet pipe and with conical outlet pipe.


DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) 2021 CLEVELAND STREET, DARLINGTONNotice ID: BRA2147016
DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) 2021 CLEVELAND STREET, DARLINGTON
Darlington Borough Council intend, not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order under the provisions of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to close: CLEVELAND STREET
From the east side of its junction with York Street eastwards to its junction with Allan Street
An alternative route will be signed via Allan Street,
Barton Street, Haughton Road, Freeman's Place,
St Cuthbert's Way, Northgate, High Northgate,
Albert Road and vice versa.
The Order is necessary to allow works on behalf
of Northern Powergrid to install a new cable.
The maximum duration of the temporary closure
under this Order is 18 months commencing from
16th August 2021, it is anticipated that the closure
will be effective for 2 weeks.
Dated: 21st July 2021
Group Director of Services
Town Hall, Darlington DL1 5QT


Cypress Meadows is a unique master-planned community located just south of Highway 121 at McDermott and Custer in Allen, Texas. The neighborhood features beautiful homes, a fitness center, swimming pool and sports area not to mention the easy access to Twin Creeks Park and Twin Creeks Golf Course. The City of Allen is know for amazing outdoor parks, nationally recognized schools, inspirational cultural arts, athletics, and it’s numerous dining, shopping and entertainment options. Residents of Allen enjoy a wholesome community atmosphere with something for everyone.
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WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL)—Folks may have noticed a new mural on the side of Deviance Skate Supply on Indiana Street.
Internationally-Acclaimed Artist Joerael Numina is working on “Mobilized Wall”, a project he’s been working on for years now which includes this wall and many others.
Numina started this mural on July 8 and said he is expecting it to be completed by July 20.
Numina inspiration for the mural were things that represent Texas, such as bluebonnets, horny toads, and the water you see on the mural he said is a representation of the falls. Numina said he’s happy to be a part of the beautification of downtown Wichita Falls
“Wichita Falls seems open to positive change and growth and movement and people seem to be excited and I see all these local businesses popping up in downtown and this is part of it,” Numina said. “They want to bring people in and they want to be inclusive themselves.”


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Edinburgh seen from space. Satellite image of the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. This image has been processed to approximate to natural tones. The city is at right, bordering on the Firth of Forth estuary. To the west (left) of the city is Turnhouse Airport. North of the airport are two bridges across the River Forth, the road bridge (left) and the rail bridge (right). Sediment flows in the water are clearly seen. Most of the land around the city is used as pasture, although some cultivation is evident in the pale fields. The data for this image were gathered by a French SPOT satellite.
Model release not required. Property release not required.


SDOT advises travelers of an intersection closure to all traffic at 23rd Ave and E Union St from December 16 – 18. If postponed due to weather, the work will be rescheduled for the first available dry weekend in 2017.
From 7 p.m. on Friday, December 16, to 10 a.m. on Sunday, December 18, travelers can expect:
- The intersection of 23rd Ave and E Union S will be closed to traffic in all directions, but crews will provide local access to destinations near the intersection.
- E Union St will be open for local access only from 14th Ave to Martin Luther King Jr Way.
- 23rd Ave will be open for local access only from E Cherry St to E Union St and only for one-way local southbound access from E Madison St to E Union St.
- Note: Southbound travel through the intersection on 23rd Ave will be reopened to traffic at 7 p.m. on Saturday, December 17; northbound 23rd Ave remains closed from E Union St to E John St with a detour to Martin Luther King Jr Way; other directions of travel through the intersection will remain closed through the end of the weekend work.
- Detours around the intersection of 23rd Ave and E Union St include:
- For southbound 23rd Ave traffic, drivers will follow a detour via E Madison St to 14th Ave, with a left on E Cherry St to return to 23rd
- For northbound 23rd Ave traffic, drivers will follow a detour via E Cherry St to Martin Luther King Jr Way, with a left on E Madison St to return to 23rd
- For westbound E Union St traffic, drivers will take Martin Luther King Jr Way to E Cherry St. To return to E Union St, use 14th
- For eastbound E Union St traffic, drivers will take 14th Ave to E Cherry St. To return to E Union St, use Martin Luther King Jr Way.
- King County Metro routes 2 and 48 and their bus stops will be affected by this work. For information about bus service and Rider Alerts, visit Metro Online at http://metro.kingcounty.gov/alerts/ or call 206-553-3000.
Pedestrian crossings will be maintained and clearly marked. SDOT would like to thank the public for its patience while this work is completed as part of the 23rd Avenue Corridor Improvements Project.


The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the demolition of buildings and ground slabs on the HCAâ€™s Fleetway Building on their Northfleet Embankemtn site together with remediation of ground contamination.
Homes and Communities Agency
The Observatory,Chatham Maritime
Contract value: 150000.00 - 250000.00GBP
Published: 30 Nov 2012, Receipt by: 12 Dec 2012
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A section of the Nairobi-Nakuru highway near Naivasha town has been closed down indefinitely after a bridge collapsed due to the heavy rains.
The Highway was last night cut off between Keroche & Total in Naivasha after a bridge collapsed. A part of the road was left hanging dangerously after part of the bridge near Kayole estate was washed away by floods.
The flash floods left a trail of destruction in Naivasha town and its suburbs sweeping away property and flooding nearby schools and homes.
Ministry of Roads and Public Works Permanent Secretary, Michael Kamau said that all heavy vehicles should use the Mai Mahiu road. The PS said that a contractor had been identified and works to repair the bridge would start immediately.
He attributed the damage to a burst dam in the area adding that one lane of the highway would be open to small vehicles only. "The damaged was caused by flash floods and we have a contractor on site who will embark on repairs," he said.
Kamau said that the rains had caused havoc in the country adding that many roads had been affected. He said that the government had released Sh500 million to the Kenya National Highways Authority for emergency purposes.
Naivasha Mp John Kihagi who was present said that the rains had caused a lot of damage in Naivasha town and called on the ministry to assist in repairs.


River Islands is a master-planned community where the area’s past and future are connected by the river. It is a destination of intriguing contrasts: natural beauty and high-tech capability. Global-class education and small-town friendliness. A vibrant community with serene river views. A state of the art business campus and nature preserve. A place with agricultural roots and a techno vibe. It’s where an unbounded enthusiasm for the future mingles effortlessly with the gentle rhythms of nature. Welcome!


Lanes close on Loop 289 for light repair
A main lane along Loop 289 will be closed at various locations next week to allow Lubbock Power and Light to repair overhead lights.
The inside southbound Loop 289 main lane from 4th Street to 41st Street will be closed beginning 11 p.m. Sunday and again on Monday, according to a news release from the Texas Department of Transportation. Work will continue from Tuesday through Friday on South Loop 289 from Spur 327 to Avenue P.
Lanes will reopen to traffic each morning by 6 a.m.


Cutting Youth Crime: New Darwin Youth Justice Centre Site Chosen
The Northern Territory Government has chosen a site for the new Darwin Youth Justice Centre.
Seven sites were considered for the development of the new $60 million facility that will replace the existing Don Dale Youth Detention Centre and create more than 300 local jobs during construction.
Following a thorough assessment process, the Territory Government has chosen a greenfield site at Holtze. The site is located on nearly 15 hectares of vacant Crown Land that has been rezoned to Community Purpose, which will allow the project to commence.
The site best meets the criteria to develop a new Youth Justice Centre that will ensure young people who do the wrong things face the consequences of their actions because all Territorians deserve to be safe. For more information visit www.youthjustice.nt.gov.au


About New Delhi - India
New Delhi is the capital of India and seat of the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches of the Government of India. It is also the centre of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. New Delhi is situated within the metropolis of Delhi and is one of the eleven districts of Delhi National Capital Territory.
The foundation stone of the city was laid by George V, Emperor of India during the Delhi Durbar of 1911. It was designed by British architects, Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker. The new capital was inaugurated on 13 February 1931, by India's Viceroy Lord Irwin.


The recommended way to access Debrecen form Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport (BUD) is to use an InterCity Train. Three train station (and the city center) are easily accessible from the airport by using Budapest public transport system.
|From the airport to a train station / city center|
|Ferihegy||Kőbánya-Kispest||Nyugati Train Station||City center|
|200E||200E||200E + M3||100E|
|Stops:||5||11||14 + 7||2|
|Ticket:||Single ticket||Single ticket||Transfer ticket||Airport shuttle|
|Price:||350 HUF*||350 HUF*||530 HUF||900 HUF|
|*The price of a single ticket is 450 HUF if you by it on the vehicle. It is cheaper to use BKK ticket vending machines.|
There are InterCity Trains from Budapest to Debrecen almost every hour between 6 am and 8 pm on a daily basis. A journey by train takes three hours. Nyugati Train Station, Kőbánya-Kispest and Ferihegy are all on the same line.
|InterCity trains hourly between Budapest and Debrecen|
|Nyugati Train Station||Kőbánya-Kispest||Ferihegy||Debrecen|


From Francis Reilly with the City of Austin:
“There’s an upcoming opportunity to create public art in South Austin (or anywhere in Austin). TEMPO, a program of the City’s Art in Public Places, is seeking proposals for site-specific, short-term artwork or performances. Selected artists will have a budget of $3-10K for design, fabrication, and installation. The Manchaca library is a featured location for public art in South Austin in the TEMPO request for proposals.
If you or someone you know is interested, there is an artists info meeting on April 9 at the Cultural Arts office (201 E. Second Street) from 5:30 to 6:30. The full Request for Proposals is available at http://www.austintexas.gov/department/aipp-opportunities
The deadline to apply is April 24 at 5 PM.
Lots of city-owned sites are available, including right of way. The neighborhood plan specifically identifies these sites as desired locations:
Library (Civic Center illustrative vision + Community Life Action 39)
Crockett HS (Civic Center illustrative vision)
ACC (Civic Center illustrative vision + CL A 41)
Ben White (TXDOT owns this, but right of way near it is possible)
Right of way
I’d encourage anyone interested to apply. This is an especially great opportunity for emerging artists or anyone who’s interested in pursuing public art to get their feet wet.”


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Green Valley, AZ
Who’s in Charge?
Because Green Valley is an unincorporated, geographically defined area of Pima County, Green Valley is governed by Pima County. We are safeguarded by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. We are subject to Pima County’s Planning Department decisions on our growth and zoning as well as the decisions of Pima County Departments on other governmental actions. However, Green Valley’s fire protection is provided by the Green Valley Fire District.
Because Green Valley is not self governing, the early residents quickly realized that they, as individuals or individual HOAs, had no clout with Pima County. As a remedy, in 1973 they formed a unique organization, The Green Valley Council, a nonprofit organization whose all-volunteer members include HOAs and local businesses. In 1989, Pima County recognized the Green Valley Council as the official Voice of the Community. The Council acts as the catalyst in bringing Green Valley’s issues to Pima County. The Council meets with various Pima County Departments on a regular basis and advocates for Green Valley’s concerns. The Council provides the “clout” that the early residents knew they needed!


April 16, 2019 at 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm
One event on April 30, 2019 at 4:30pm
One event on May 6, 2019 at 4:30pm
Belmont Park Master Plan
As Belmont enters a Master Planning Process, the Division of Recreation & Parks is hosting three Community Input Meetings. These meetings will be an open house format for residents to meet staff, learn about the process, and provide input. Residents are encouraged to attend to share their thoughts on the future of Belmont!


Speech of Prof. Dr. Alkis Otto about Smart Citys at CeBIT
The Smart City organized in a smart way!
Thursday 17 March 2016, 10 AM
CeBIT, hall 7, stand E13
(Copyright Deutsche Messe)
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Client: Brewsky Hospitality Pvt Ltd, Bangalore
Site area: 1623.25 sqm
Total built-up area: 1365.27 sqm
Year of completion: 2014
Architects: Nilay Patalia Architects
Interiors: Anshu Arora
Landscape: Rashmi Attavar
Structural consultant: Deshpande & Associates
MEP consultant: Nival Tech
Contractor: Pinnacle premium projects
Photographs: Clare Arni
The program was to design a micro-brewery and restaurant on a triangular site with emphasis on large outdoor seating.
The design developed from the idea of making a wall on the front side. This helped in getting a large opaque surface creating a curiosity on what lies inside as well as blocking the western sun. The front setback was utilized for parking.
The plan is divided in two blocks which are derived from the site lines as well as location of existing trees and connected by a bridge on the upper floors. This divides the open spaces into front and rear courtyards which are different in scale and experience. The element connecting both the courtyards is the water body which starts near the entrance steps and goes till the other edge of the site. Further, the total built-up is kept minimal accommodating the programmatic requirements so as to have minimum foot-print and maximum openness.
Hence as one enters from outside into the front courtyard, one only gets a glimpse of the place. However, it is the rear courtyard which reveals the real scale of the open space by having a large water-body as well as outdoor seating and bar located around it. This becomes the fulcrum of all activities with restaurants, brewery and discotheque overlooking onto it.
The primary materials chosen were exposed brick and concrete. Regular bricks were used without pointing to give a worn out look as if the building existed from a long time. Further, all services were kept exposed to give an industrial feel to the project.
The interior follows the essence of the building by subtle use of furniture, artifacts and lighting; thereby enhancing the overall experience of the place.


HONOLULU (KHON2) — Road closures start as early as 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 12 for the Honolulu Marathon.
Ala Moana Boulevard between Atkinson Drive and Ward Avenue will be shut down starting at 12:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Nimitz Highway, Kalakaua Avenue, and Kalanianaole Highway will also be impacted.
The Honolulu Marathon starts at 5 a.m.
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The roads will reopen as athletes clear each area.


Monday, October 24 beginning at 7 PM
(Bad weather date: Tuesday, October 25)
Registration is not yet open!
The parade will begin at the Red Lion Senior High School at 7 PM.
For local residents & businesses, please remove cars from the parade & detour routes between these times: Oct 24 5pm-9pm (for the parade) and also Oct 25 7am-10am (for street sweeping). We need the detour routes also free of cars for tractor trailers coming through, please utilize any off street parking you may have. Thank you for your cooperation!
Parade & Detour routes: Click to enlarge


Wilston Village Project begins
11/24/2019 05:53:25 pm
As co-chair of the Wilston Village Infrastructure Steering Committee, I welcome Elysha's appointment as our resident artist for the artwork portions of the project. We are privileged to have her, and we really look forward to seeing what emerges.
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Wilston Village Project Blog
This blog will document my design development process for Brisbane City Council's Wilston Village Project.


To discuss the Mill House Hotel planning application to create a care community, application 17/04022/FUL
The plans will be available to view from 6.30pm. If you are unable to attend the meeting, but would like to pass on your views, these can be given by email to email@example.com, or returned in writing to the Village Shop, by 17th January. Please remember to provide your name and address when you give your views.
If you would like to comment directly to WODC, you can comment online, email your comments to firstname.lastname@example.org, or write to Planning, Elmfield, New Yatt Road, Witney, Oxon OX28 1PB, reference planning application 17/04022/FUL, by 01 February.
The meeting takes place at
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Wednesday 17th January
from 7.00pm – 9.00pm
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Woodland Trails Park Groundbreaking
- Date: 12/02/2017 10:00 AM
- Location: Intersection of Calmar Avenue and Earth Lane
Port St. Lucie, Florida
The City of Port St. Lucie cordially invites you to attend the Woodland Trails Groundbreaking Ceremony on Saturday, December 2, 2017 at 10 a.m.
The ceremony will take place at the intersection of Calmar Avenue and Earth Lane.
Parking will be accommodated in the area.


DIBRUGARH, March 13 - The Executive Officer, Dibrugarh Municipal Board has allotted the contracts of improvement and upgradation of seven roads under 14th Finance Commission on the basis of lottery among 22 tenders. The lottery was held at the conference hall of the Municipality yesterday.
As per the list of works and names of the contractors, Sudipta Narayan Tamuly has been allotted the upgradation of Police Reserve Road connecting Jail Road by interlocking concrete block pavement under ward no. 16. Upgradation works of Anands Nagar bye-lane 1 by interlocking concrete block pavement under ward no. 2 has been given to Nayan Jyoti Sonowal. Similarly, Bhagya Jyoti Patra has also been allotted a portion of the upgradation of Ananda Nagar bye-lane 1 by interlocking concrete block pavement under ward no. 2.
The upgradation of Joymoti Path under ward no. 4 has gone to Mohan Saikia. Upgradation of Reba Agarwala path under ward no. 18 has gone to M/S GD Construction. Prakash Sharma has been allotted the upgradation works of Milan Nagar bye-lane �I� (part) under ward no. 5. M/s Aerospace Enterprise has been allotted the upgradation of Hunar Asom path by PCC and GSB including retaining wall under ward no. 18.


Hillsborough weighs food truck changes
HILLSBOROUGH - The Hillsborough Board of Commissioners will hear public comment about potential changes to the town’s food truck ordinance Monday at 7 p.m. in the Town Barn, 101 E. Orange St.
Potential changes to the mobile food vendor ordinance would allow vendors to operate on private property in the historic district on a regular basis and would extend the hours that food trucks are allowed from an 8 p.m. end time to 9 p.m. The trucks would not be permitted to operate longer than 10 hours in any day.
The request for the changes came from the owners of Maggie’s Hot Tin Roof, a bar in the former Hillsborough Plumbing building on West Margaret Lane.
For more information, contact Hillsborough Planning Director Margaret Hauth by phone at 919-732-1270 Ext. 86 or by email.


DOT Holiday Construction Embargo: November 15, 2018 – January 2, 2019
The DOT Holiday Construction Embargo is fast approaching. The special DOT Holiday Construction Embargo be in effect from 6AM to 11:59PM
starting Thursday, November 15, 2018 through Wednesday, January 2, 2019.
Any DOT permit applications for work located in the Holiday Embargo area must be submitted by Wednesday, October 31, 2018.
During DOT construction embargoes, only emergency work authorized by the Department of Transportation may take place. Any non-emergency DOT permits issued prior to the date of this notice are suspended for the dates and locations indicated. Utility cover openings are restricted unless an emergency authorization number has been obtained from the DOT. Emergency work may be performed if an emergency number is obtained by the permittee pursuant to the provisions of section 2-11 of the Department’s Highway Rules which can be found here.
For the full DOT notice regarding the 2018 Holiday Construction Embargo see the DOT memo here.
For the map depicting affected streets click here.


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Planning application at 7 Denbeigh Street Parramatta Park QLD 4870
Dec. 9, 2018, 3:26 a.m.
this development should have never been allowed . if people are given the chance these iconic workers cottages would have been done up an they should be given first option .. how are developers allowed to demolish these beautiful homes with a dodgy pest inpection an engineering report ? and very slyly the demolition may i add.. Where is the protection of these homes gone. This is the 6 th home in 2 blocks to disappear from history in the last 18 months. if it carrys on there will be nothing left. Stop the demolition!
From Jeremy Collingwood to local councillor Cathy Zeiger


It forms part of the town council’s ambitions to plant 17,000 trees - one for each resident in Oswestry - and to reduce carbon emissions in the area.
The Queen's Green Canopy began in May 2021 in honour of the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022 and has inspired over a million trees to be planted during its first planting season, creating a living legacy.
Since them new trees have been planted at Gatacre, High Lea, Our Lady and St Oswald’s Catholic Primary School, Woodside Primary School, The Meadows Primary School, Holy Trinity Primary School, North Shropshire College, Oswestry School, Oswestry Showground and on the Oswestry Town Council estate.
Deputy Shropshire Lieutenant Veronica Lillis joined Oswestry Town Mayor Councillor Jay Moore at Our Lady and St Oswald’s Catholic Primary School to plant a cherry blossom tree.
Councillor Moore said, “It has been wonderful to see new trees being planted across our town. Oswestry Town Council is proud to be supporting this initiative and thanks everyone for their involvement.”


During its Monday night meeting, the Emerson City Council delayed a decision until its next meeting on June 9. The council will not meet Monday, May 26, due to Memorial Day.
The zoning request, as heard at the council’s April 29 meeting, pertains to approximately 2 acres on Red Top Mountain Road that are east of the Village at Waterside community. The rezoning request seeks to change the property from residential to C-1 commercial.
Council member Charles Lowry said he welcomed the postponement.
“I think it’s a good idea so we can all study it a little more and become more knowledgeable about what might take place. Right now we’re kind of reluctant to see that go to commercial because we have no idea what’s going to be next to us,” he said.
Mayor Al Pallone said the postponement would allow the council to “have the whole story,” and see “all the facts laid out.” One of the largest stumbling blocks, both Lowry and Pallone said, was that the community does not know what type of business would go in the area.
“The community is pretty much in opposition because we have no idea what could come in there,” Lowry said. “If we can reach some resolution, you know, it might be acceptable. I don’t know. I can’t speak for the community as a whole.”
Pallone explained it was not required for applicants to identify what they will put on rezoned land, though it has happened with some projects.
“We’ve had it both ways. We’ve had things where — obviously with [LakePoint Sporting Community] they had a pretty good idea of what they wanted to put there. But that was a whole different world. A lot of people say, ‘I want to put something there, is that a good idea?’ But it’s not required,” he said.
Other council business included hearing the first reading of three annexation and rezoning requests for approximately 9 acres of property on Allatoona Dam Road.
The Emerson City Council’s next meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 9, at 7 p.m. at city hall.


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Published on 11 May 2022
Mornington Peninsula Shire will begin works shortly to reconstruct Bay Road in Mount Martha due to a landslip that occurred in July 2021.
Following a specialist engineering investigation and design, the Shire has now appointed a contractor to undertake remediation of the slip.
Delays on works commencing have been due to industry wide shortages in both suitable qualified geotechnical and design engineers, and construction materials due to supply chain issues
With final reconstruction plans confirmed, and materials sought from across the state, works are expected to commence in May and to take around four weeks, weather dependent.
Council will endeavour to keep Bay Road open under the traffic control currently in place throughout the remediation works. If circumstances change, updates will be provided notifying those directly effected of possible closure.
We would like to thank those impacted by the traffic controls in place for their patience. Unfortunately it has not been safe to reopen the closed lane during this time.
For more information, please contact Peter Young, Team Leader Roads Drainage and Cleaning on 5950 1000.
Quotes attributable to Mayor Councillor Anthony Marsh:
"Thank you to everyone for your patience. We understand this took much longer than anticipated and are aware of the concerns caused by the temporary traffic signals at Bay Road."
"Despite the significant delays, I look forward to the Shire completing these works and the full re-opening of Bay Road soon."


The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has announced minor changes in some service schedules this spring.
The changes affect bus, subway, commuter rail, and ferry service and will go into effect on various dates this month.
Effective March 12, minor departure time changes for the "T" will take place on the Red, Blue, and Orange lines. The time between trains will be similar to their current frequency. There will be NO changes in service to the Green or Mattapan lines. See all subway service schedules.
Effective March 12, some bus routes will operate with more frequency, one route with less frequency, and some routes will undergo routing or departure time changes. Bus riders are advised to use the Trip Planner tool to find the most up-to-date service options. See all bus service schedules.
Effective March 27, East Boston ferry service will resume for the season. Effective Memorial Day weekend, weekend service will also resume between Hingham, Hull, Logan Airport, and Long Wharf. See all ferry service schedules.
The MBTA is continuing to finalize service changes for the Commuter Rail. Spring 2023 schedules will be available soon.
For complete details and the most up-to-date scheduling information, visit the MBTA website.


6:00am - 6:30pm Networking at the Bar
6:30pm - 8:00pm Downtown Development Speaker and Dinner
Where: Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center
201 Lafayette St.
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Topic: Future of Downtown Development in Baton Rouge
Speaker: Davis Rhorer, Executive Director - Downtown Development District of Baton Rouge
As Executive Director of the Downtown Development District, Davis Rhorer is responsible for carrying out the mission of the DDD to initiate, incubate and support partnerships that develop and enhance Downtown Baton Rouge. In this capacity, Rhorer has worked closely with the DDD Board of Directors, private sector partners and local government to revitalize Louisiana’s Capitol City, helping to attract more than $2.4 billion in investments over the last 20 years.
He is a 1989 graduate of the Greater Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Class, and a past board member of the American Red Cross and the Playmakers of Baton Rouge. In recent years, he has also served on the Plan Baton Rouge Steering Committee and Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden’s Transition Team, providing input on quality of life and economic development issues.He is a graduate of Catholic High School, and he received his bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture from Louisiana State University in 1979. He continued his education with postgraduate work in Florence, Italy.


Authorized by and Date: The Spokane Transit Authority is a municipal corporation operating and existing under and pursuant to the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington, under Chapter 36.57A RCW; 566-03 on October 22, 2003.
Mission Statement/Purpose: The Spokane Transit Authority is goverened by the Board of Directors. The Board provides the policy and legislative direction for Spokane Transit and its administrators and approves its actions, budgets and long-term plans. It also has the authority to levy taxes as authorized by state law (with voter approval).
Requirements: By state law, the Board is composed of up to nine elected officials (and one non-voting STA labor representative) chosen from the jurisdictions served by the Public Transportation Benefit Area, which includes the cities of Airway Heights, Cheney, Medical Lake, Milwood, Liberty Lake, Spokane, Spokane Valley and some unincorporated portions of the county surrounding those municipalities.
Date, time and location: The Board meets on the Third Thursday of the month at the STA Boardroom, 1229 W. Boone Ave, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The only exceptions are the July and October meetings, which will occur on the Fourth Thursday of those months.
|Al French||Spokane County Commissioner|
|Pamela Haley||Deputy Mayor, City of Spokane Valley|
|Lori Kinnear||City of Spokane Council Member|
|Candace Mumm, Chair Pro Tempore||City of Spokane Council Member|
|Kate Burke||City of Spokane Council Member|
|Karen Stratton||City of Spokane Council Member|
|Odin Langford||City of Liberty Lake Council Member|
|Ed Pace||City of Spokane Valley Council Member|
|Josh Kerns||Spokane County Commissioner|
|Aspen Monteleone||City of Airway Heights Council Member|
|John Higgins||Mayor, City of Medical Lake|
|Tom Trulove||Mayor, City of Cheney|
|Kevin Freeman, Chair||Mayor, City of Millwood|
|Rhonda Bowers||Labor Representative: Spokane Transit|


Bellingham Passes 120 Notification for All Rent Increases
Date postedMarch 23, 2023
Posted By: Advocacy News,
On March 13, the Bellingham City Council passed an ordinance that requires all rent increases to be preceded by a 120 day notification. The ordinance takes effect March 28, 2023. Find more information and FAQ here.


Imagine walking down Connecticut Avenue, just south of Dupont Circle, and enjoying four blocks of luscious green space filled with flowers, tress, bushes and… art installations.
That image is just what the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (DCCAH) and the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District (GTBID) hope to achieve through their “Lighting Connecticut Avenue” contest.
Interested artists should have experience in public art and/or exterior lighting design; the total budget for the commissioned project is $190,000. The deadline for the application is Friday, June 22 at 5 pm; the winning artist will be announced on Friday, June 27.
The two organizations are currently in the process of installing four blocks of a new, wide median along the downtown section of Connecticut Avenue from K Street to Jefferson Place NW. To accessorize this median, the groups are seeking a local artist or art team to design and install a permanent light installation that will sit amongst the greenery and gardens.
Artists: Draw on your Capital-inspiration. Submissions should engage the public and create a unique and dynamic interpretation of the Connecticut Avenue/Golden Triangle space.
The light installation (which will have access to electrical power at each block in the median) must be secure, durable and weather resistant. Furthermore, artists must provide an effective strategy for programming the lighting for various seasonal events.
Details and applications are available online.


Parking Changes at Cobb's Decks near the Marietta Square (VIDEO)
A private company takes over management of Cobb County’s two parking decks near the Marietta Square on May 6. Watch the video to see how this might change your parking plans if you come to do business at a county building or are coming to visit the Square.
- The “Cobb-Waddell” parking deck attached to the 100 Cherokee government building will be for EMPLOYEES ONLY on weekdays between 5 a.m. and 5 p.m.
- The Cobb-Waddell deck will be open to public parking after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends.
- The “Lawrence Street” parking deck will be open to public parking 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Gates will now operate 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week.
- LAZ Parking will have additional people on site to smooth the transition, and will improve signage in the area to make sure drivers know where to go.
- Public Parking Rates:
- First 30 minutes = Free
- 30-60 minutes = $2
- 1-2 hours = $4
- 2-4 hours = $6
- 4-6 hours = $7
- 6+ hours = $8
Ross Cavitt | Cobb County Communications | [email protected]


MOTORISTS have been hit by a double blow as roadworks and a road closure cause traffic misery.
Lengthy delays have left parts of West Byfleet at a standstill thanks to daytime roadworks and the closure of Parvis Road.
Work being carried out to resurface a stretch of Parvis Road to the west of the M25 means it has been closed at night since November 29.
In addition, repairs to a stretch of pavement along Parvis Road near Hobbs Close have caused additional delays during the day.
For businesses in the centre of West Byfleet, the disruptions are more than a minor inconvenience.
Bill Carey owns Carey W Motor Engineers, a garage at the top of Parvis Road, and has been badly hit by the road closure.
He said: “The work has been having quite a big effect on us as a company. We rely on receiving deliveries of vehicle parts and we are finding customers’ vehicles are being left here overnight, when they otherwise needn’t be, because the parts we need aren’t arriving on time.
“But we did get a letter from the council warning us these roadworks would happen, and an up-front apology for the disruption. I think the council has done all it can. Closing the road at night is better than closing it completely.”
The resurfacing work is due to finish on December 8, after which Parvis Road will re-open.


Professional Landscape Architect
Dan Peplinski has been with Point of Beginning since 2011. Dan earned a degree in Landscape Architecture at Mid-State Technical College and is a RLA, Registered Professional Landscape Architect. His roles with POB are leading and assisting in the coordination of project design. Dan can do anything from preliminary concept planning to creating final construction documents and soliciting bids from contractors. Dan also works with the construction managers to ensure the site project coincides with the design documents and specifications. He comes from a 15 year background of project managing and lead designing in the commercial, retail, park, school, and athletic field areas.


LAST UPDATED : Apr 10, 2021, 09:17 PM IST
- Chennai: Perambur road encroached upon, little space to walk for residents
Shop owners have encroached upon the footpath and the road, and during peak hours several two-wheelers are parked there, leaving no space for pedestrians. Aggrieved residents have written to police and the corporation to take steps to remove these encroachments. “These encroachments not only affect pedestrians but also lead to huge traffic jams every day from the railway station to Perambur bus terminus. Smaller eateries are cropping up every day and they set up boards on the road, further narrowing the road space. There is also no median on the road,” said Raghukumar, an activist from the area.
- Few takers for ‘boring’ menu of Amma canteens in north Chennai
The Amma canteen at BRN Garden, North Chennai, run by Greater Chennai Corporation bears a deserted look and hasn’t had a single customer for a month now. The scene is similar across North Chennai where footfalls in around 100 Amma canteens have fallen.


Site Alteration By-law
Prior to any work taking place on private or public property, the Site Alteration By-law must be taken into consideration:
The City of Brantford passed By-law 28-2011 prohibiting and regulating the placing or dumping of fill, the removal of soil and the alteration of the grade of land.
Under this By-law, (site alteration) activities may require a Site Alteration Permit to be obtained.
Site Alteration Permits are administered by Design & Construction Services. Additional information (fees, forms, etc.) can be obtained by clicking on the information provided below.
If you have any questions or require information regarding the Site Alteration By-law, please contact:
Doug Ferguson, C.E.T., C.S.T.
Supervisor of Development
Design & Construction Services
City Hall - 100 Wellington Square
Brantford, ON, N3T 2M3
Phone: 519-759-1350 ext. 2226
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Manchester Airport Parking Garage
Harsh, New Hampshire winters, minimal maintenance, and long life were the primary considerations that led to the decision to use hot dip galvanized steel in the construction of this parking garage. Thirty-two hundred tons of galvanized steel were used in the fabrication of the steel columns and frame of this 4,800 car parking structure.
The cost effectiveness of galvanizing was determined to be superior to any other coatings being considered. The uniform appearance and pleasing patina offered the aesthetic appeal required by the owner.
Timing was another factor since the airport had a minimal amount of parking space for it’s rapidly growing use. Since galvanizing is a factory applied process and can be done 365 days a year, there was no concern that the project would be delayed because of the winter snows. To expedite the sequencing of the steel beams and precast concrete, the contractor strategically staged material to minimize crane movement once the steel arrived and the erection process began. As a result, the placement of structural steel was completed five weeks ahead of the original schedule.


Once home to a long-gone, inspirational community squat called Cooltan, building activity has finally started up on the cleared site facing Coldharbour Lane in central Brixton.
Squatters took over a disused employment office on the site back in 1992, and served the local community for several years under the name of the Cooltan Collective.
There was loads of activities going on inside the building – known locally as the ‘Old Dolehouse’ – with an art space, a café, office space for campaign groups, rehearsal rooms, darkrooms and a large party area.
It was a brilliant venture, and is much missed.
Evicted from the premises in September 1995, the building lay empty until being briefly reoccupied in Feb 1997 – and even more briefly one last time a year later.
The building was then criminally left to rot for over a decade before the site was eventually flattened in 2007.
A seemingly never-ending succession of plans for the site (luxury hotel, backpackers hotel, small business centre, shopping complex) all came and went in the following years, while the once thriving space remained an unused, overgrown wilderness.
There seems to be some fairly heavy construction work going on now, but there’s been no planning applications posted and the workman I asked remained tight-lipped.
So does anyone know what’s going on? Please don’t say it’s another fucking ‘exclusive lifestyle development for connected urban professionals’ because that will make me cry.
Post your comments below or join the thread on urban75.


The groundbreaking will take place at 1 p.m. at 30th and Muhammad Ali Boulevard. Author: C.J. Daniels, Will Weible Published: 6:36 PM EDT August 26, 2019 Updated: 11:29 PM EDT August 26, 2019
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It’s been a few years in the making and on Tuesday, a project touted for the Russell neighborhood is now on the way of becoming a reality.
The Louisville Urban League announced a special groundbreaking ceremony will take place at the 24-acre site at 30th and Muhammad Ali, the future home to their Sports and Learning Complex.
Officials are hoping the project brings housing, jobs and investments to west Louisville. The Louisville Urban League announced in June that Los Angeles-based AEG will manage the facility. Mayor Greg Fischer, CEO Sadiqa Reynolds and the Louisville Urban League board are expected to be on hand for the groundbreaking. That kicks off at 1 p.m. The Sports and Learning Complex is expected to be completed in 2021.
The 4,000-seat state-of-the-art sports complex will be anchored by an indoor track and field equipped to host youth, high school, NCAA and USA Track & Field competitions.


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1.Proposed Amendment to Article XI, Village Commercial District, Section 11-19, Sign Requirements.The Planning Commission will hold a work session at 6:00 p.m. immediately prior to the March 19, 2018 regular session in the Council Chambers to discuss the ...
The February 26th City Council meeting has been canceled. The next Council meeting will be held on March 12th.
The Planning Commission of the City of Poquoson will hold work sessions to discuss the items listed below at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 500 City Hall Avenue on the following dates:


For more information on this project, contact Robert Merritt, Environmental Health Director, or Mary Beverly, PACE EH Coordinator at the Escambia County Health Department. All pdfs open in a new window.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
July PACE EH Project Update
The ?Kupfrian Park? PACE-EH project in Pensacola, Florida is underway! Partnerships are being formed to strengthen this project and the neighborhood is getting ready for the First Community Meeting scheduled for August 21, 2006 at the Pensacola Retirement Village. Kupfrian Park is primarily comprised of low-income, elderly residents who have expressed that flooding and failing septic tanks are among the Environmental Health concerns that they have. It has also been expressed that mosquitoes, lack of sidewalks and adequate lighting, and speeding are issues that must be addressed.
So far, we have made contact with City and County Redevelopment, City and County Public Works, DEP, Front Porch Florida, NAACP, Baptist Hospital, City Council and County Commission. I will be giving an overview of the project to City Council and County Commission within the next two weeks and will be soliciting their participation on this project. The DEP, Front Porch Florida, NAACP, Baptist Hospital and County Redevelopment have accepted invitations to be on the CEHT. Last Saturday, July 22, 2006 we attended the Circle Community Clinic?s Minority Health Fair and passed out the fliers, brochures, and historical information on Kupfrian Park. Over the next couple of weeks we will be distributing many more and will be making contact with local media providers. Many of the visitors to our booth at the Health Fair reminisced about swimming in the pond located south of the retirement complex in Kupfrian Park and said that many kids drowned in the pond several years ago.
We are excited to be moving forward on this project and will be keeping you informed. Please find the enclosed brochure (pdf), flier (pdf) and historical information that will be provided at the first meeting.


Bishop Ranch tenants ride free with a Bishop Ranch Bus Pass. Click here to request a pass. The most popular express routes that serve Bishop Ranch include the 92X, 95X and the 96X from Walnut Creek BART and the 97X from Dublin BART. Other popular regional routes include the 21, 35, 36 and weekend service on the 321. Click here to view current routes and schedules.
Find comprehensive information about Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), including schedules, fares, real-time departures and more. Take BART to the Walnut Creek or Dublin station and transfer to our free epxress buses to Bishop Ranch.
Use the Bishop Ranch Ridematch Tool to see if a carpool or vanpool is available for your commute. To request your personal commuting plan, fill out this simple form. A Bishop Ranch representative will send you a custom public transportation plan. For general information, email our transportation specialists.


From Newton-le-Willows train to Eccles, Regent St/Eccles Interchange (Metrolink) then bus to intu Trafford Centre Bus Station. 45 min £6. From Newton le Willows, Newton-le-Willows Station (Newton Station) line 22 bus to Warrington, Bus Interchange (Golden Square) then line 100 bus to intu Trafford Centre Bus Station. 1 h 57 min £5. From Newton-le-Willows taxi to Trafford Centre. 19 min £61. From Newton-le-Willows drive to Trafford Centre. 19 min £3.
Bus from Newton-le-Willows to Trafford Centre
Network Warrington operates a bus from Newton-le-Willows to Trafford Centre every 30 minutes. Tickets cost $4 and the journey takes 19 min. First also services this route hourly.


REQUEST FOR BIDS RELOCATION SERVICES SUBMISSION DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. NOVEMBER 21, 2023
REQUEST FOR BIDS
NOVEMBER 21, 2023
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency is requesting bids from qualified individuals
and/or firms to provide Relocation Services. The RFB document will be available on the
Agency’s web site www.thejcra.org and at the Agency’s offices Located at 4 Jackson
Square, Jersey City, New Jersey 07305. All proposals are due via email by 2:00 p.m.
prevailing time on November 21, 2023. Please send all submissions to the attention of
Robert G. Napiorski at firstname.lastname@example.org, Project Manager and Jesamil Lozano at
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Building, 32nd St. B'way & 6th Ave. South side (Now Imperial Hotel).
Cafes, Prize Fighters, George Dixon, 6th Ave. & 32nd St.
Building, Bush, 130 West 42nd Street Bet. 6th Ave. & B'way.
Aaron Weintraub, S.E. Corner Seventh Ave. & 32nd St.
[Union Dime Savings Bank -- 32nd St., Broadway to 6th Avenue, Greeley Square.]
[Aaron Weintraub, S.E. Corner Seventh Ave. & 32nd St.]
Hotel Imperial, Southeast corner of 32nd St. & Broadway.
B'way and 42nd St. Looking South.
Fifth Avenue and 32nd-33rd Streets.


Bins being left on Clapham Road footpath.
Reported via Android in the Flytipping category anonymously at 20:33, Fri 18 August 2017
Sent to Lambeth Borough Council 2 minutes later
Someone has started to place their residential bins in front of our workshop at 205 Clapham Road. The number of bins is increasing. Can someone please take them away as soon as possible as they are a health hazard and attract rats.
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Parking Information:Street Parking and Garage Parking Available! You may park on 10th Street West in front of the Museum for up to 3 hours. There are several parking locations available in downtown Bradenton that are convenient to the Museum, including the public parking lot across the street from the Museum at City Hall and the County parking garage at the corner of Manatee Avenue and 10th Street West.
Please Note:The Manatee Rehabilitation Aquarium is undergoing maintenance and currently has no manatees in the habitat. Museum admission is discounted $6 per ticket at this time. We expect work to be finished by late March. Thank you and we apologize for any inconvenience.
There are no openings at this time. Please check back later for future opportunities.


Repairs on SH 6 will begin Tuesday, June 20, between Dublin and Hico. A pavement overlay will be applied to SH 6 as a permanent fix to the pavement. The project was awarded to Peachtree Construction and, weather permitting; construction is scheduled to be complete by the end of July.
Weather permitting, SH 6 will be reduced to one lane in two-mile sections from FM 847 to FM 914 daily Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Motorists should be prepared to stop with flaggers and a pilot car directing traffic. Expect delays. Alternate routes are encouraged.
Safety is a top priority at TxDOT, and the foundation for the agency’s planning, building and maintaining of projects across the state. When driving through a work zone, some simple steps to take are: slow down, pay attention, avoid distractions such as cell phones, be patient and plan ahead. You can see all Texas road conditions by visiting: www.drivetexas.org.


Treasurer Michael O’Brien said Labor’s position to block the east west link would cost Victoria 6200 jobs.
“Ripping up a contract will cost the State billions of dollars in damages, compensation and refunds, send the State’s budget from surplus into deficit, and push up the cost of future infrastructure projects,” Mr O’Brien said in a media release.”
Construction workers must be wondering where their next job will come from.
Or perhaps not.
Source: The Age, Shane Green, September 15, 2014 Melbourne becomes the city of soaring skyscrapers – and the envy of Sydney developers


Electric Scooter Trial
Derby City Council (Electric Scooter Trial) (Amendment to Map Based Schedule) (No. 56) (Experimental) Order 2022
DERBY CITY COUNCIL made this Experimental Order on the 12th day of May 2022, which will become effective from the 20th day of May 2022 for a period of 18 months, under Section 1, 2, 4, 9, 32, 35, 45, 46, 47, 49, 53 and part IV of schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and under the Traffic Management Act 2004 and all other enabling powers in that behalf:
The purpose of the order is to bring into effect the following:
Whilst this experimental order is in force the ‘Derby City Council (Moving Vehicle Restrictions) (Conversion to Map Based Schedule) (Consolidation) (Principal) Order 2014 (as amended) shall be varied by permitting electric scooter use where cycles are permitted including:
- bus lanes / bus only streets
- no entry except for cycles / prohibition of driving except cycles
- shared pedestrian / cycle areas
Copies of the 0rder and a copy of the Authority’s Statement of Reasons for making the order, may be inspected on this page.
Derby City Council will be considering, in due course, whether the provisions of this order should be continued in force indefinitely.
Anyone wishing to object to the order continuing in force indefinitely, should state their grounds of objection, sending it in writing to Derby City Council, Traffic and Transportation, Communities and Place, Council House, Corporation Street, Derby, DE1 2FS or by email to email@example.com to be received no later than the 20th November 2022.
Director of Planning, Transport and Engineering
To view Derby City Council privacy notices, visit our Privacy notices page.


This cyclist reaches the end of the road as he approaches the
entrance to Western Breakwater at Granton Harbour in September
A couple of years later, in June 2004 this had become one of
the entrances for construction traffic entering the harbour to
carry out landscaping and reclamation work in Western Harbour.


A second town hall meeting has been announced for 24th July 2019, at 6pm at Welshpool Town Hall on the High St. in the Assembly Room. Everyone in the community is welcome to join and discuss the planning application for Frochas Farm broiler and IPU which has been applied for by Mr J.Owen and Roger Parry & Partners.
It will be an open discussion forum and Welshpool Town Council welcomes anyone to attend and voice their opinions and that they want to hear from as many members of the community as possible at this meeting. Residents of Llanerchydol and Frochas will be attending to firmly object this application.
People attending that may have restricted mobility are advised to arrive early as the elevator is slow and the staircase to the room is long and steep. Anyone has the right to object to this development that greatly impacts the whole Welshpool community and wider environment. If possible, please attend this meeting and voice your opinion.
Further details to follow.


Between Fashola And The RealityChris Adelugba
The Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, SAN, insisted on Wednesday that Nigerian roads were not that bad as often portrayed.
Speaking shortly after the Federal Executive Council meeting, he said reports on the poor state of the country’s roads were mere hypes.
- The roads are not as bad as they are often portrayed. I know that this is going to be your headline, but the roads are not that bad – Fashola
- The minister is not in touch with reality. He needs to speak with his road maintenance engineers and get information about the true situation of Nigerian roads – NECA


Proposed Mixed Development which consists of 6 storey retail mall, hotel towers and service apartment towers, Tampoi, Bandar Johor Bahru, Daerah Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Takzim.
One of the 315-room hotel is Garden Inn by HILTON. The retail NFA is approximately 1 million sqft.
Services : Mechanical and Electrical, Fire Engineering
Client : Capital City Property Sdn. Bhd. (Hatten Group and Gadang Holding Berhad)
Estimated Construction Cost : RM600 millions


The vote was 7-0.
Council member Jason Ritchie said STCA, a developer of the Town Center, “will be fine either way.”
But he expressed concern about the individual homeowners being prevented from building.
Member Ramiro Valderrama was “uncomfortable” voting tonight because he needed more information. He also said he wanted to see a plan completed by this month. Now, there is a new element of uncertainty for concurrency planning.
Deputy Mayor Tom Hornish said pre-application meetings should be allowed even during the building moratorium so they are ready to go once the moratorium is lifted.
Valderrama asked the council to allow an exemption for short plats–projects of nine homes or less. Member Pam Stuart opposed the exemption in order to remain “laser-focused” toward the end result.
The council voted 1-6 to reconsider the ordinance for this exemption.


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PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
COMMISSION MEMBERS: Baratta, Cassis, Greco, Gutman, Larson, Lynch, Meyer, Pehrson, Prince
The Planning Commission wishes to advise the general public that all remarks shall be limited to three minutes per person during both the Public Hearing and Audience Participation portions of the meeting. Petitioners’ presentations shall be limited to ten minutes.
No person, other than a Commission member, shall address an issue for public hearing following the closing of that public hearing by the Chairperson (except during Audience Participation).
The above participation policy is outlined in Sections 3.4 and 3.8 of the Planning Commission By-Laws and Rules of Procedure.
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPUTY DIRECTOR REPORT
CONSENT AGENDA - REMOVALS AND APPROVAL
1. NORTHVILLE COOPERATIVE PRESCHOOL, SP09-17
Public Hearing of the request of Northville Cooperative Preschool for Site Plan and Special Land Use Permit approval. The subject property is located in Section 35, north of Eight Mile Road, west of Meadowbrook Road, in the R-1, One-Family Residential District. The applicant is proposing to use two classrooms for their preschool program located in the Meadowbrook Congregational Church at 21355 Meadowbrook Road.
MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION
1. SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR AUGUST 12, 2009 FOR ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT
AMENDMENT 18.238 IN ORDER TO CLARIFY PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR FAST FOOD
RESTAURANTS AND STANDARDS FOR FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS IN THE B-3, GENERAL
2. APPROVAL OF THE MAY 20, 2009 PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
3. APPROVAL OF THE JUNE 10, 2009 PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
CONSENT AGENDA REMOVALS FOR COMMISSION ACTION
MATTERS FOR DISCUSSION
THU 08/06/09 MASTER PLAN & ZONING MEETING 7:00 PM
MON 08/10/09 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 7:00 PM
TUE 08/11/09 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 7:00 PM
WED 08/12/09 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 7:00 PM
MON 08/24/09 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 7:00 PM
WED 08/26/09 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 7:00 PM
THU 09/03/09 MASTER PLAN & ZONING MEETING 7:00 PM
MON 09/07/09 CITY OFFICES CLOSED
TUE 09/08/09 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 7:00 PM
MON 09/14/09 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 7:00 PM
WED 09/16/09 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 7:00 PM
NOTICE: People with disabilities needing accommodations for effective participation in this meeting should contact the City Clerk at 248.347.0456 at least seven business days in advance of the meeting. An attempt will be made to make reasonable accommodations.


Rm. 407 PASDA Mansion 77 Panay Avenue, Corner Timog Avenue, Brgy. Paligsahan, Quezon City
Member Since: 2012
Year Established: 2006
Representative: Mario G. Lualhati
Line of Business: General Construction Business, including the constructing, enlarging, repairing, developing or engaging in any work upon buildings, houses, & condominiums, roads, plants, bridges, airfields, piers, water works, railroads, & other structures.


Leek Town Council is delighted to announce that it’s bid for government funding to support the opening up of the town centre has been successful.
Leek Town Mayor, Cllr Lyn Swindlehurst said:
“Leek has been awarded up to £18,000 of Town centre funding, specifically to support town centre businesses, in encouraging both residents and visitors to come into town and enjoy our fantastic shops, pubs, restaurants and, of course, our lovely markets.“
The town council’s chair of events Cllr Matt Swindlehurst adds:
“The funding will allow us to raise the profile of the town through the staging of music, children’s entertainers and other attractions within the shopping area.
“We are working closely with Moorlands Radio, whose stage will be a regular feature in the town centre between now and Christmas,” he said.
The first event – a Families Day, will be held on Saturday 21st August with various extra attractions popping up around the town. Following this will be an arts event on 8th and 9th October with a children’s arts trail around the town. Plans are also in hand for some fantastic town centre laser shows as part of the town’s Christmas late night shopping dates.
Matt Swindlehurst added. “We have also been granted monies to give the three war memorials in the town a good ‘spring clean’ before the start of their centenaries in 2022. The money can only be used for very specific purposes and is only available until March 2022.”


Norwich City Council set to back Western Link for NDR and A47, but reject one of the routes
- Credit: Norfolk County Council
City councillors are to give their verdict over routes to connect the Norwich Northern Distributor Road to the A47 - with officers urging them to back all options, except one.
Four options for the so-called Western Link were unveiled by Norfolk County Council in November, with costs ranging from £60m to £161m.
The £205m NDR, now known as the Broadland Northway, ends at the A1067 Fakenham Road, but Norfolk County Council started consultation over potential routes for a link to the A47 in November.
Norwich City Council's cabinet will next week decide what its response to the county council should be.
Officers are recommending the council 'fully supports' the principal of the proposal to construct the link.
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They will ask councillors to tell their counterparts at County Hall they have no preference between options B,C and D, but would not back option A.
That is for a 7.2 mile single carriageway upgrade to the B1535 and A1067, linking to the A47 at the Wood Lane junction north of Honingham.
- 1 Air ambulance called and A47 closed after incident
- 2 Major Lowestoft road partially closed due to police incident
- 3 Why this Norfolk village is one of the best in the UK
- 4 Pedestrian suffers life-threatening injuries in A47 crash
- 5 Man airlifted to hospital with serious head injuries after fight near pub
- 6 Market traders 'devastated' over council plans to revoke licences
- 7 Hamleys toy shop opens in Norwich shopping centre
- 8 Shed set alight, 16 broken into and pumpkins destroyed at allotments
- 9 A47 set for two weeks of roadworks from Monday
- 10 Seven fire engines called to blaze on housing estate
Costing an estimated £60m, it would join the A1067 via a new junction at Lenwade and make use of the existing bridge across the River Wensum at Attlebridge.
But City Hall officers say: 'It is felt that the single carriageway option has the least potential to benefit the city. It is projected to carry around 10,000 vehicles a day, whereas the other three options look to cater for over 30,000 vehicles each. 'Taking more traffic away from the existing road network has the potential to unlock capacity for significant improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport in the city.'
They say one of the key benefits of the link would be easier access to Norwich International Airport, but that a single carriageway route would 'reduce that benefit'.
Consultation, at www.norfolk.gov.uk/nwl continues until Friday, January 18.
The idea of a Western Link has won backing from businesses, but critics, including the Wensum Valley Alliance and the Norfolk branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England are worried about its impact on the environment and countryside.
Officers at Broadland District Council favour option D, a £161m dual carriageway connecting the NDR to the A47 at near Taverham Road or at Easton.
What are the options?
Option A: Single carriageway upgrade to A1067 to Lenwade and B1535 to A47 Wood Lane junction at Honingham, using existing bridge at Attlebridge. Cost: £60m.
Option B: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. New route to east of Weston Longville linked to A47 at Wood Lane junction. Two alternatives to link to A1067. New junction at Attlebridge, using current bridge or viaduct over Wensum, joining A1067 east of Attlebridge. Cost: £155m.
Option C: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. Link to A47 at Wood Lane. New junction to take route between Weston Longville and Ringland, crossing Wensum on 2,362ft long viaduct. Cost: £153m.
Option D: New dual carriageway and A1067 upgrade. New route west of Ringland, linked to A47 either at Taverham Road junction or closer to the current Easton roundabout junction, crossing Wensum on viaduct. Second viaduct over Tud. Cost: £161m.


(Published in the Brainerd Dispatch, June 23, 30, 2021, 2t.
(Published in the Brainerd Dispatch, June 23, 30, 2021, 2t.)
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PLANNING AND ZONING SERVICES
The City of Emily is seeking written proposals from qualified firms for a part-time Zoning Administrator position. Requirements and responsibilities are included in the Request For Proposals. RFP is available upon request and on the City's website, www.cityofemily.com and will be accepted until Friday, July 16, 2021 at noon. The City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. For more information contact Cari Johnson, City Clerk/Treasurer, City of Emily, PO Box 68, Emily, MN 56447, (218)763-2480, firstname.lastname@example.org.


Culver City may have more architects and design professionals per square foot than any other city in America. Please join the Culver City TOD Visioning project team as we host a roundtable discussion with some of the most respected architects in the world, all of whom live and/or work right here in Culver City. Please join us for the Design Community Roundtable on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM, in the Rotunda Room of the Veterans Memorial Building, 4117 Overland Avenue.
The panel will feature
Steven Ehrlich FAIA, Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects
Hsinming Fung AIA, Hodgets + Fung
Craig Hodgetts FAIA, Hodgetts + Fung
Thom Mayne FAIA, Morphosis
Eric Owen Moss FAIA, Eric Owen Moss Architects
William H. Fain, Jr. FAIA, Johnson Fain, Moderator
We will share with the panel the issues and concerns about mobility in Culver City that we have been hearing from all of you over the past several weeks and hear the panel’s views on how best to think about them. We biked, we walked, now it’s time to talk. What do you want see happen next?


The City of Sunrise is a proud partner in the Go Solar Broward Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Online Permitting System. Utilizing this streamlined application system will significantly reduce the time and cost associated with the installation process for residential and small commercial photovoltaic (PV) rooftop solar systems.
As a solar contractor you can select from the pre-approved solar panels, rooftop mounting systems and electrical schematics. This selection process will allow you to receive an almost instant photovoltaic rooftop permit with approved signed and sealed plans along with a permit card for the City of Sunrise.
Converting to solar energy has long-term economic and environmental benefits. There is also a one- time permitting fee of five hundred ($500.00) for the Rooftop Photovoltaic System.
To register as a contractor and learn more please visit http://www.broward.org/gogreen/gosolar/Pages/Default.aspx


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The Naga Council, Dimapur would like to express our sincere thanks to the Executive Engineer (R&B) Dimapur Division for undertaking the repair and resurfacing of the roads in and around Dimapur town.
In fact, this undertaking has been a much needed and long awaited work for the general public of Dimapur. We are very pleased for your action in getting our roads repaired.
The Naga council is grateful to your Department for meeting the immediate grievances of people under the initiative of the PDA Government.
We thank you again for your kind assistance and wish your continued success in future.
K.Ghokheto Chophy T.Bangerloba
Vice President (Admn) President
Naga Council Dimapur Naga Council Dimapur


Here is some information about an upcoming Shelter and Housing Justice Network meeting for next week. It would be great if you come.
The meeting will be on –
Thursday, January 10 from 1pm-3pm.
Social Work Building , Room 700
University of Toronto
246 Bloor St West (at Bedford Rd, St George subway)
Some of the items we will cover are –
– social media strategy
– network decision making structure
– January 27 – Planning and Housing Committee meeting at City Hall
– Our strategy regarding the 11 sites of “affordable housing” that mayor has announced
– review and edit demands #5 and #6. See PDF below


Vacant Land - Mixed Use
One of three sites available in a Michigan Certified Enterprise Park. Utilities available at site, graded and ready for development. Personal attention through site plan process. Monument signage available. Property is located just 13 miles north of I-80/90 and 21 miles south of I-94. Parcels may be split.
MLS # 17022495 B
Listed By CENTURY 21 Arrowhead Real Estate
1103 West Michigan Avenue, Three Rivers, MI 49093


Explore the architectural gems of Austin, a former “railroad suburb” on Chicago’s West side. Annexed in 1899, Austin became the home of numerous immigrant communities and remains a hub for many grand residences built in the fashionable Queen Anne, Prairie, and Shingle styles.
Visit Austin’s historic Midway Park and surrounding streets with their late 19th and early 20th century houses, schools and storefronts, with works by prominent local architects including Frederick Schock, William Drummond and Dwight Perkins. Hear from Austin community members about their ongoing work to revitalize this vibrant neighborhood after years of discriminatory housing policies, disinvestment and other challenges.
- Many tours sell out. To guarantee your space advance reservations are strongly recommended.
- Your safety is our priority. The itinerary of this tour may be altered in accordance with health and safety policies and considerations.
*Premier tours are free for Deco members and above. Learn about our membership levels.


Bristol Drive &
Daynard Drive – Milling and paving to begin 10/24/19
The milling and paving
process on Bristol Drive & Daynard Drive will begin on October 24, 2019, weather
permitting. Construction times will be between the hours of 7:00 AM-5:00 PM and
the process is expected to last approximately one week. These roads will be
open to Emergency vehicles, buses and local traffic during the milling and
paving process. Please use caution when approaching the area and expect delays.
If you park on the street overnight, please move your vehicle by 7:00 AM.
Please contact Canton DPW at (860) 693-7863 with any questions. Thank you for
your patience and cooperation!


Brooklyn- State Senator Martin J. Golden (R-C, 22nd District) is today announcing that the Metropolitan Transit Authority has scheduled a visit of the Metro Card Bus to his Bay Ridge District Office located at 7403-5th Avenue.
The Metro Card Bus will be at Senator Golden’s office on Tuesday, January 23, 2007 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Metro Card Bus will enable the local residents to take care of all their Metro Card business at the Metro Card Bus, whether it's applying for or refilling a Reduced-Fare Metro Card, buying or refilling a regular Metro Card, or asking a MetroCard-related question.
Customers will get prompt, attentive service, right in our own neighborhood. For more information, please contact Senator Golden’s community office at (718) 238-6044.


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Permits for new home construction in metro Des Moines fell 32 percent in February compared with the same month last year, a setback home builders blamed on the frigid weather.
There were 206 permits for houses, apartments and townhomes issued in February, down from 304 a year ago, according to a report released Tuesday by the Home Builders Association of Greater Des Moines. For the year, home building permits are down 24 percent, from 500 in 2013 to 381 this year.
Creighton Cox, executive officer of the association, said he expects home building permits to rebound in March as the ground thaws ...


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ORDINANCE NO. 163 WAS ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELEPHANT BUTTE, NEW MEXICO DURING ITS DULY ADVERTISED PUBLIC MEETING ON July 20, 2016.
Ordinance No.163 is referenced as “An ordinance enacting a new chapter 72 of the Elephant Butte Municipal Code providing for the operation of off highway moter vehicles on City streets and providing fines for violations”.
This ordinance can be reviewed in its entirety at City Hall, 103 Water Street, from 8am – 12pm and
1pm – 5pm, Monday through Friday or online at www.cityofelephantbutte.com.
Passed: Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Effective Date: Monday, July 25, 2016
/S/ Karen Rieth, Clerk-Treasurer


A resolution introduced by Philadelphia City Council Thursday, which is expected to be passed next week, will officially name North 3rd Street, between Market Street and Girard Avenue, “N3rd Street” (pronounced “nerd”).
It’s been a long-time coming, as N3rd Street has become a well-known nickname for more than a year for an area budding with innovators. Even Mayor Michael Nutter has referenced N3rd Street while talking up Philadelphia’s tech community.
Co-working space Indy Hall, search engine optimization firm SEER Interactive, software company Jarv.us Innovations and Philly’s new Impact Hub, to name a few, bring a community of game-changers together just by being in the same proximity.
“It’s more about the area than things just specifically happening on Third Street,” said Danny Harvith, who helped push for the N3rd Street official name change.
“What started as a fun colloquialism started to stick,” said Harvith, who works at Jarv.us.
Connecting N3rd Street is really just a means to promote a positive, diverse community of thinkers, Harvith said, whether you’re a techie, gamer, history junkie, sustainability guru or an art lover. And, of course, its mark will be made with additional decorative signs, similar to what Philadelphia’s Gayborhood has done.
To start, Harvith said events to get to know everyone in the community are in the works. In fact, N3rd Street is planning to have an official naming ceremony on April 11 at its first event: the N3rd Street barbecue. It’ll be at Liberty Lands Park from 2-6 p.m.
Harvith said he hopes as momentum and connectivity grows, so will N3rd Street’s options — and funding, of course.
“We’re definitely considering forming an official organization and raising money for some long-term, large-scale projects for the community,” he said. He foresees beautification efforts like tree plantings and possibly even sponsoring a bike-sharing program.
Along with Harvith, partners in the N3rd Street effort include members of the Northern Liberties Neighborhood Association and Old City District, along with city officials.
“There’s a lot of different interest that supports this movement, from the government to residents to the community, and it’s just exciting that when you have all these interests aligned, you can make positive change happen.”