As well as being a national project, The Lieutenancy of Herefordshire is supporting The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) initiative locally. This will be rolled out across Herefordshire and beyond, during the next planting season from October 2021 until March 2022, or later depending on tree supplies.
This will be a long-lasting and valuable way to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022. The Lieutenancy and Herefordshire Council are keen to help ensure that as many trees as possible are planted for the Canopy in Herefordshire. This well-conceived campaign will encourage the choice of healthy native trees that will thrive in their environments.
James Hervey-Bathurst CBE DL, Chair of The Queen’s Green Canopy in Herefordshire, commented, “We will shortly be contacting local councils, schools, churches, businesses, charities, other groups and individuals across the county to encourage all to respond to the opportunity to create an impressive legacy to honour The Queen’s long reign and leadership of the nation. For those who wish to support the Canopy financially they can donate to the Herefordshire Community Foundation via a specially set up page which will help fund the purchase of trees:
Edward Harley OBE, Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire, said “The Queen’s Green Canopy is a wonderful way to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee, which celebrates a remarkable 70 years on the throne – the longest of any monarch in this country. This initiative will promote the importance of trees for the environment in a sustainable and relevant way and, it is hoped, thousands of trees will be planted across the county. There will be guidance for all interested parties, from budding silviculturists to experts, on the best trees and where to plant them. We hope many individual trees will be planted, but also that more ambitious schemes may include new woodlands and avenues”.
Sebastian Bowen, Chairman of Herefordshire Council, said: “Planting trees to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 will be a wonderful legacy for the county of Herefordshire. This community initiative of planting trees in public spaces will be a proper memorial to the Queen’s long reign, and something for our county to enjoy and celebrate for years to come.”
It is hoped that as many people as possible will be able to support this inclusive and far-reaching initiative.


Manila Metro – Information, Route Map, Fare & Timings
Manila Metro is an 16.9 km metro system with 1 line and 13 stations in Manila, Philippines. Two new lines (58.8 km) are under construction and scheduled to open by 2022. Five more lines are currently in the approval-planning stage.
Manila Metro System Information
- Owner: Government of Philippines and MRTC (Line 3)
- Operator: LRTA
- Total Planned Network: 66 km
- Operational Network: 16.5 km
- Operational Stations: 13
- Operations Began: December 15, 1999
- Rolling Stock: ČKD Tatra RT8D5 1st Generation LRV and CRRC Dalian 8MLB 2nd Generation LRV
- Track Gauge: Standard Gauge (1,435 mm)
Manila Metro Lines (Operational Network)
Line-3: North Avenue – Taft Avenue
- Total Length: 16.5 km (22 mi)
- Stops/Stations: 13
- Stations: North Avenue, Taft Avenue, Magallanes, Ayala, Buendia, Guadalupe, Boni, Shaw Boulevard, Ortigas, Santolan, Araneta Center – Cubao, Kamuning, Quezon Avenue, North Avenue
Manila Metro Lines (Under Construction Network)
Line-7: North Avenue – San Jose del Monte
- Total Length: 22.8 km
- Stops/Stations: 14
- Stations: Quezon North Avenue Joint station, Quezon Memorial Circle, University Avenue, Tandang Sora, Don Antonio, Batasan, Manggahan, Dona Carmen, Regalado, Mindanao Avenue, Quirino, Sacred Heart, Tala, and San Jose del Monte.
Line-9: Quirino Highway – NAIA Terminal 3
- Total Length: 36 km
- Stops/Stations: 13 Stations: Quirino Highway, Tandang Sora, North Avenue , Quezon Avenue, East Avenue, Katipunan, Ortigas North, Ortigas South, Kalayaan, Bonifacio Global City, Lawton East, Lawton West, NAIA Terminal 3
Manila Metro Route Map
Source: Bernardo Arellano
Manila Metro Ticket Price (Fare)
Fares are distance-based, ranging from 15 to 30 Philippine pesos (₱), depending on the number of stations traveled to reach the destination.
Users can ride the metro buying a contactless smart card called BEEP. The card may either be purchased at a ticket counter or at an automated ticket vending machine, which is not available at all stations.
Manila Metro Hours (Timetable)
Trains operate daily between 4:30 am to 10:40 pm
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Hingna, Nagpur, Maharashtra
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Matoshri is a residential plotting project by the Bhumesh Realators, strategically located at Takli, Mihan, Near Cummins College Of Engineering, Hingna Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra 441110.
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Tipperary Roads - Stop & Go system in place in Ballyclerihan
Clonmel Borough District is carrying out road resurfacing works in Ballyclerihan on the L3271 from Ballyclerihan to Poulmucka.
Works will take place from 8am to 6pm today, Wednesday May 9, and tomorrow, Thursday May 10.
A 'Stop & Go' system will be in operation during the works.
Tipperary County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused.


Solarvest Tower was conceptualised and built in accordance to Solarvest’s core value – to be the preferred and trusted business address in Bangsar South. Ahead of the rest, Solarvest Tower is a GreenRE certified building with these key features.
Solarvest Tower comes with stunning roof top garden, offer unparalleled views and provide an efficient and attractive way to enjoy a quiet retreat in the heart of the city.
Solarvest Tower is a winner when it comes to conveniences, it’s only a stone’s throw away from the Universiti LRT station and an upcoming MRT Station.
Rain or shine, you are sheltered under a dedicated link bridge. With public transportation, beating the traffic to work has never been easier.
Walking distance to the Universiti LRT Station and an upcoming MRT Station with a direct link bridge to KL Gateway.
-All Type A
-Total 65 units
-Sizes Range: 885sqft – 1,873sqft
-All Type B
-Total 18 units
-Size Range: 2,441sqft – 3,112sqft
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Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities, HUD.
Through this notice, HUD announces the availability on its Web site of its Notice of FY2010 Opportunity to Register and Other Important Information for Electronic Application Submission for the Sustainable Communities Planning Grant Program (Registration Notice). The Registration Notice provides important information to assist applicants for Sustainable Communities Planning Grants to better understand the registration and electronic submission process for HUD applications made available through Grants.gov. To submit an application via Grants.gov, new users are required to complete a five-step registration process, which can take 2 to 4 weeks to complete. HUD's Registration Notice explains each step so that applicants can be prepared to submit an application once HUD publishes its Sustainable Communities Planning Grant Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA). The Registration Notice also requests that potential applicants notify HUD of their intent to submit an application no later than May 14, 2010. HUD is requesting this information to better assess the workload anticipated during the review process and plan accordingly. Finally, the Registration Notice announces that HUD received over 900 comments on its February 10, 2010, (75 FR 6689) Sustainable Communities Planning Grant Program Advance Notice and Request for Start Printed Page 19419Comments, and that it, along with its federal partner agencies, is currently reviewing and analyzing the comments. As a result, HUD announces that the publication of the Sustainable Communities Planning Grant NOFA, originally scheduled for April 10, 2010, is not expected to occur before May 2010.
The Registration Notice providing this information is available on the HUD Web site at http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm.Start Further Info
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Timeline of events Yesterday the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) had sent back two more of my Official Information Act requests on Airport to Botany Rapid Transit (the Southern … Continue reading Official Information Act Requests Return from NZTA on SH20B Improvements and Airport to Botanu Rapid Transit
Implementation Plan Out 2019 With the Auckland Transport Alignment Program scaling back the Mill Road upgrade from a 4-lane expressway to safety upgrades I sent a Local Government Official … Continue reading LGOIMA Back on Mill Road – Result? Back to the Drawing Board. Implementation Plan out 2019
Oh? Tomorrow is a rather large day in terms of Official Information Act and Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act requests that could determine the destiny (as it … Continue reading Official Information Act Requests on Airport to Botany (Southern Airport Line) Due Back. Light Rail Might Be A Go THUS We Now Debate Route Selection?
Nearly there #LetsDoThis Phil and NZTA! The article was meant to be on NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency) extending the North West Light Rail Transit line from finishing in … Continue reading Light Rail for Botany to Airport (Southern Airport Line) Inches Closer Thanks (and Thankful) To Proactive NZTA
Lots of things happening Tomorrow the Papakura Local Board meets for its monthly meeting. As always the Transport section of the meeting gives the most insights into what is … Continue reading Papakura Local Board Meeting Agenda June 2018: Transport Updates Including Park and Rides, And Bus Lanes
Nodes bit vague – time to add some flesh to the bones! With the dust settled down and the Auckland Plan fully refreshed and operational it is now the … Continue reading #AucklandPlan2050 Has Nodes but they are a bit Skinny – Let’s Beef Up the Manukau Node #IntegratedPlanning
Silo’ed thinking costs South Auckland opportunities The Manukau Bus Station is a project of missed opportunities, silos not talking to each other and the final consequence being no integrated … Continue reading Missed Transit Orientated Development in #OurManukau – How Not To Design a Bus Station as there Was No Integrated Planning Whatsoever!
18 months of work, 18,000 submissions, 300 major changes and 100% success rate! 18 months of work, 18,000 submissions, 300 major changes and 100% success rate from my submission … Continue reading #AucklandPlan2050 Passes and Goes Live. Now to Node Frameworks, ‘Targets’ and Parks
Change reflects evolving Auckland Targets on their way Today I will be at the Auckland Council Planning Committee watching the Councillors and Independent Maori Statutory Board ratify the Auckland … Continue reading The #AucklandPlan2050 – Tracked Changes and a Plan Looking Very Good (Submissions DO Work)
Still City Centre first at expense of the Suburbs Transport still a massive winner for Southern Auckland however! Mayor Goff has released the final draft version of the 2018-2028 … Continue reading Mayor Goff Prepares Final 2018-2028 Long Term Plan for Governing Body Ratification. Mixed Bag Overall


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The sweeps will begin in the areas north of 16th Street from Quincy Street between I-27 and Columbia Street
“This is not a punitive sweep that the City is looking to do,” says Philip Mize, Chief Building Official. “We are notifying citizens of the violations we will be addressing and will give the public time to address those concerns. Ideally, we would like to send the letter and then when we conduct the ‘sweep’, there are no violations.”
Concerted nuisance violations for the sweep include inoperable or junked vehicles, improperly parked vehicles, accumulation of rubbish such as trash, refuse, junk, lumber, and other abandoned materials, obstructed views of street corners, overgrown weeds or grass and scrap tires.
Loan-A-Tubs will be stationed at 26th Street & Quincy Street, 28th Street & Houston Street, 35th Street & Joliet Street and 16th Street & Joliet Street beginning Friday, January 20th through Friday, January 27th.
Items that will be allowed at the drop-off include: Furniture, Small Appliances, Household Items, Trash/Debris, Tree Limbs/Grass Clippings, and Electronics (no batteries) including TVs, microwaves, computers and other items considered as E-Waste. No commercial dumping will be allowed.
Letters will be sent to residents in these areas and include information on the type of code enforcement violations that will be addressed and some information about Loan-A-Tub placement.
Code Enforcement has conducted several sweeps across Plainview the past couple of years. The sweeps are organized by various sections of the City, and each sweep will cover that particular section until they have conducted sweeps across the entire City.
For more information about the sweep or any nuisance violations, contact the Code Enforcement Department at 806.296.1100.
Map of area for Sweeps – yellow dots represent Loan-A-Tub locations.


St Peter and St Paul
Role: Planning, Design & Project Management
Scope: Listed Building, Conservation Alteration
Client: Eye PCC
St and Peter and St Paul is a prominent and important Grade I Listed Building situated in the historic market town of Eye in mid Suffolk. OWL Architect’s brief was to create a new Abbey Room, undertake a series of conservation and alteration works and prepare the building for the future installation of a new organ. Discovery of a number of brick built tombs dating to circa 1700 influenced the design of the floor structure and a structural steel frame supporting a platform was designed to support the new organ. The works involved protracted negotiation with the Diocese, SPAB, English Heritage, The Council for the Care of Churches and the County Archaeologist before planning consent was granted.


Upper Arlington is proud to have been designated as a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation since 1990, and each year we celebrate UA’s urban forest with an Arbor Day tree planting ceremony. Since it’s 2018 and UA is celebrating 100, Upper Arlington and Tri-Village Rotary Clubs and the City celebrated bigger than ever this year with10 ceremonial planting locations at the community’s public and private schools. Members of City Council, Upper Arlington and Tri-Village Rotary Clubs, Interact students and children from each school helped plant 10 new trees at each site and this wonderful project was made possible courtesy of a partnership between UA and Tri-Village Rotary Clubs and the City.
The ten schools are: St. Agatha School, Jones Middle School, Tremont Elementary School, Windermere Elementary School, Burbank Early Childhood School, Hastings Middle School, Greensview Elementary School, Wellington Elementary School, St. Andrew’s School and Wickliffe Elementary School.
As you can see from the pictures below, each location had a great turnout and our community will be able to enjoy these trees moving forward into the next century.


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Bukit Tunku is an upper-class elite residential area full of green landscapes in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This hill is named after Tunku Abdul Rahman's house located here. It was formerly known as Bukit Kenny or Kenny Hill. Bukit Tunku hosts many luxury condominiums and villas and is surrounded by many housing projects. It also houses politicians and important people. Houses in Bukit Tunku regularly sell for up to RM 6 million on an 8,000 sq ft (740 m2) land area and a 6,000 sq ft (560 m2) built-up.
-  Bukit Tunku Residents Association
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2023 FA Consultants to design a hotel in a new central hub in Jeddah.
FA Consultants signs a contract with the International Islamic Relief Organization (IIRO) to design a hotel located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The project overlooks the Abhur bay and it is located close to Al Jawhara Stadium, Kingdom Tower, Al Raeda Complex and King Abdulaziz International Airport. All in which contribute in making the location vital for tourism and entertainment. Thus, the location is expected to become the new center of Jeddah city.


Plot of land with construction area. Located in the so called Golden Triangle, in an urbanization of great prestige, between Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo. Area of villas of luxury, where it is verified in environment of refinement. Close to the wonderful beaches of Ancão, Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo, as well as the golf courses. Faro Airport is approximately 20 minutes drive away.
|Plot Area:||805 m2 | 8 665 sq ft|
|Building Area:||537 m2 | 5 780 sq ft|
|Energy efficiency:||Certification in progress|


This week's episode is a plea to Save the Showbox Theater. There are many ways to do that and Daryl discusses them here. #SaveShowbox #SaveTheShowbox
Some links mentioned on this episode:
What You Can Do NOW!
For now, contact City Council and the Mayor to voice your support for saving the Showbox. Tell them what you’ve experienced there, how the building’s cultural history is important, and how it makes our city more vibrant. (Contacting the Landmarks staff is premature at this time.)
Also, please contact Eugenia Woo, Historic Seattle’s Director of Preservation Services, if you have questions or suggestions on how we can turn this into a “win” for arts, culture, and preservation.


The announcement by Mayor Brad Pettitt that the derelict Woolstores building will be made into an artwork is a tiny step towards making this eyesore a Fremantle icon again.
It is also pleasing to know the owner, Marilyn New, who also owns the Esplanade Hotel, has been instructed to make sure the building does not deteriorate any further, and the demolition through neglect won’t be allowed to continue.
At present the Heritage Act is under review and will be rewritten. I sincerely hope there will be new massive fines for owners who let heritage buildings rot away and new laws that will force owners to maintain those buildings.
What we have witnessed with the Woolstores over many years is unacceptable and the owner should hang her head in shame for holding the city at ransom over this. The people of Fremantle, through their elected council, made it very clear to Marilyn New that we do not want a taller building on the site. She should accept that and develop accordingly.


The Keney Memorial Clock Tower is located at the visual focal point of the intersection of Albany Avenue, Ely Street, and Main Street, and serves as a landmark for entrance to the North End of Hartford. It was designed by local architect Charles Coolidge Haight, and was dedicated in 1898 in honor of Rebecca Turner Keney by her children Walter and Henry Keney. Made of brownstone, the tower is a staggering 130 feet tall. The Keney family is closely identified with Hartford’s North End and Henry Keney (1808-1894) gave the city both the Keney Memorial Clock Tower and Keney Park.Read More
Intersection of Main and Ely Streets, Hartford
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- Todd Jones, A History of Keney Park, given exclusively to the Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library, January 2011. :


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The Town of Normal Uptown Design Review Commission was established by the Town Council in 2002 and consists of seven members appointed by the Mayor and Council. This Commission applies design guidelines in the B-2 Central Business District (Uptown Normal) in a manner that fosters and promotes high quality, attractive development and the rehabilitation of structures within the District.
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News: Calls for road tender
Barkly Regional Council is calling for tenders to repair sealed roads at Alpurrurulam community.
Posted: Friday, 11 May 2018
Barkly Regional Council is calling for tenders to repair sealed roads at Alpurrurulam community under the Federal Government’s Roads to Recovery Program.
Tender BRC-001-18: Contractors wishing to respond to this tender will find the full details including contacts at www.tenderlink.com/barkly
Contractors that are not members of Tenderlink may obtain tender documents from Council reception, 41 Peko Road, Tennant Creek.
Contact: Director Infrastructure Elai Semisi on 0448 091 827/ 08 8962 0041 or email firstname.lastname@example.org for more information.
Deadline: Tender documents were published on Tenderlink on Friday, 11 May 2018 and applications will close on Friday, 1 June 2018 at 2pm (ACST).


TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - We have a traffic note to pass along.
News 10 spoke with the Terre Haute City Engineer's office on Wednesday afternoon.
They told us 25th and Margaret Avenue intersection is set to reopen on December 5th.
And then, on December 14th, crews hope to have the Margaret Overpass complete and ready for drivers.
The opening dates depend on the weather.
After the overpass is open, contractors will continue to work on things like landscaping through the spring.
- Longtime Terre Haute construction expected to wrap up soon
- Construction continues in Terre Haute
- Terre Haute man dies in Montgomery County construction accident
- New coffee shop under construction in Terre Haute
- Crews unearth human skull at Terre Haute construction site
- Eastbound lane of busy Terre Haute road closed for construction
- Downtown Terre Haute road closed for Hulman Center Construction
- Parke County Courthouse construction wraps up
- West Terre Haute fire destroys longtime business, kills office pet parrot
- Big delay expected on Terre Haute overpass project


ANYTHING that can kick-start the local retail economy has to be welcomed.
So full marks, then, to Kirklees Council for their efforts to encourage people to start up retail businesses.
They have offered rent-free stalls in Queensgate Market Hall as incentives in a novel competition.
Wannabe entrepreneurs will get the chance to run their stalls for six months free of charge and will be backed with shop fittings and signs.
It’s certainly a bold move by the council and one that can only help improve the look of Huddersfield town centre.
There are far too many empty shop units across the whole town centre, which give the whole place an air of depression.
The existing market traders are doing their bit to try and boost business and several new stalls have opened in recent weeks.
If the council’s initiative pays off and more traders get the chance to literally set out their stalls it will be money well spent. All they need then is for the public to do likewise - and spend.


Columbia, Missouri 65202 - Tuscany Ridge is a partially completed subdivision in north Columbia located at Tuscany Ridge and Brown Station Rd. Offering is inclusive of 182.59 acres of raw ground, plus 61 finished and partially finished residential lots. Several lots have been sold, now have completed/occupied homes. In close proximity to Highway 63, and the Paris Rd. employment corridor.
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The County Council of Somerset propose to make an Order PROHIBITING ALL TRAFFIC from proceeding along High Street from the junction with King William Lane, eastwards for a distance of 50 metres.
This order will enable S Pledger Ltd to carry out foul sewer connection works in this road.
The Order becomes effective on 19 November 2018 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 10 working days.
Click herefor further information on the alternative route, or download the the full order including a map showing alternative routes.
For information about the works being carried out please contact S Pledger Ltd on


You may have seen the Crossrail 2 roadshow vans out and about. Local residents have had their chance to ask questions and express their views. No doubt, Fleur and I were out to hear what people had to say. Tooting Broadway or Balham?.. That is the question.
Regardless of where is ultimately chosen, this stands to affect most local residents.
Where would you like it to be? For further information and to have your say, follow the link below;


City’s Zoning Commission Meeting Still Scheduled for March 16
The City of Greensboro’s Zoning Commission Meeting is proceeding as scheduled at 5:30 pm, Monday, March 16 in the Council Chamber of the Melvin Municipal Office Building, 300 W. Washington St. The meeting will be televised on the Greensboro Television Network (GTN). The public is able to attend this meeting, but City staff is encouraging everyone to be mindful and follow safe hygiene practices. Interested persons can also e-mail questions and/or comments to staff about agenda items until 4:30 pm to be heard during by the commission.


THE SC HAD ON MARCH 6 STOPPED THE DDA FROM AMENDING THE MASTER PLAN OF DELHI 2021
DDA seeks to amend the Master Plan to increase the floor area ratio to provide relief to those facing sealing action.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court refused to modify on Thursday its order directing Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to invite suggestions and objections to the proposed amendments in the Master Plan of Delhi 2021 (MPD), saying changes in the MPD cannot be brought about without a meaningful public participation.
A bench of justices MB Lokur and Navin Sinha also pulled up the government for seeking a modification of its May 15 order that allowed the government to go ahead with changes in MPD but only 15 days after inviting public objections and views on its proposal. DDA was also slammed for raising the “bogey” of “public order and law and order” problems to justify the three-day time period it had given earlier to raise objections to the amendments. SC had on March 6 stopped DDA from notifying the amended MPD that increases the floor area ratio with an intention to provide relief to commercial establishments from the anti-sealing drive.
SC, which revived sealing and demolition of unauthorized structures in the Capital, said Delhi is being ravaged by unauthorised encroachments and none of the civic authorities, including DDA sincerely carry out its statutory duties.
“It is painful to require the issuance of directions to statutory authorities to carry out their functions in accordance with the law enacted by Parliament. Unfortunately, the situation in Delhi warranted such a direction due to the apathy civic authorities,” the judges said in the judgement given in response to DDA’S plea to modify the May 15 order.
Attorney General KK Venugopal, representing DDA, had said there was no need for suggestions and objections because it had undertaken the exercise earlier in March. Before incorporating the changes in the MPD-2021 DDA had give three days to the public for the suggestions. But SC found it unreasonable on DDA’S part to reduce the
90-day period. “We are at a loss to understand the hyper-reaction and how changes in the Master Plan are sought without any meaningful public participation with perhaps an intent to satisfy lobbies and curtailing a period of 90 days to just three,” the judges said.
The court had enquired from DDA the reasons for reducing the statutory period. It was told that the rules allowed it on the ground to maintain public order. However, when the court asked for an instance, the DDA had failed to provide any except submitting orally that there were riots in Delhi. “We were also not told of any exigency that could affect the interest of the public which necessitated curtailing the period of 90 days,” court noted in its order.
Source: Hindustan Times
Dated: 25th May 2018


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- Claim that Kempston Rural Footpath No A7 is amended from approx. 2ft to 4ft. Application received 16/04/2019 Associated documents (PDF)
- Claim that public highway rights subsist at the end of Green Lane, Wymington from SP 94596 64877 to SP 94765 64251 Associated documents (PDF)
- Claim that public highway rights subsist in Channels End, Colmworth, see map for detail. Application received 8 April 2015 Associated documents (PDF) Refused through Delegated Powers 01/02/2019
- Footpath 7 Wootton as marked as X - Y on plan is no longer needed. Application received 24 April 2014 Associated documents (PDF) Refused through Delegated Powers 01/02/2019. The Applicant has appealed the decision and The Planning Inspectorate has been appointed to determine the outcome. Please see PDF letter. Notice (PDF)
- Claim that public highway rights subsist along the way known as Guru Ravidass Lane off Ashburnham Road, Bedford. Guru Ravidass Lane, Bedford (PDF) Report to the Assistant Director of Environment and Communities Associated plan (PDF) Determined 13th February 2014 Order made on 10/03/14 Notice (PDF) Plan (PDF) Objection Period ends 25/04/14 Objections received. Order sent to Planning Inspectorate for determination. Refused by Secratary of State 12/05/2015 see Planning Portal link for details: Planning Portal
- The Footpath (known as Carriage Drive) has been used for so long by bicycles that it should be recorded as a Restricted Byway Clapham FP 24 Report (PDF) Date for Determination is 26th November 2013. Application refused. Applicant appealed 23/12/13. Appeal dismissed by Planning Inspectorate 30/06/2014
- Claimed footpath/byway open to all traffic through garage parking area between Barton and Bamford Road, Bedford. Refused through Delegated Powers by Assistant Director - Cultural and Community Services (Bedfordshire County Council)
- Claimed Byway Open to all Traffic along Dag Lane. Associated documents (PDF) Order plan as made on 07/07/2006 (PDF) Order made on 07/07/06 NOTICE RE ADVERTISED 12/10/2017(PDF) Objections Received - 2006 however never determined. Planning Inspectorate advised to re advertise allowing 42 day objection period. On receipt of any Objections the scheme will be sent to the Planning Inspectorate for determination.
- Claim that FP 12 does not exist along recorded line and should run along western curtilage boundary. Refused - Appeal not granted
- Claimed addition of footpath along alley between Wilhamstead School and Telephone Exchange. Confirmed 18/08/2006


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Part of The Totton and Eling Community Association
The Totton Area Men’s Shed is a project of the Totton and Eling Community Centre.
The Men’s Shed is open to everyone (both men and women) over the age of 18.
We currently have planning permission to build a men’s ‘Shed’ on a small area of land behind the Community Centre
We hold regular meetings in the Totton & Eling Community Centre on the last Thursday of each month at 7pm
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AVON — Avon Town Supervisor Daivd LeFeber estimates the damage to the Town after the Mother’s Day flooding to be approximately $75,000, as residents voiced questions over what has changed that is causing the new destructive path of rain water.
During Thursday’s Board Meeting, the first meeting since the flooding occurred, a handful of residents were in attendance looking for answers as to what is triggering the devastating flooding. Many Village residents feel that changes in the area, in which the Town oversees, have triggered the change in water flow during rainstorms.
“Within the last 10 months something has happened that has changed the direction of the water,” said Joe Eichorn who lives on Linden street. “Something is causing the water to all a sudden to come through there like that. Hopefully, the town can look up there and see what has changed. We’re getting flooded all the time now.”
Neither Water Superintendent Daniel McKeown nor Town Highway Superintendent Tom Crye were present at the regularly scheduled board meeting to answer questions from residents. The ‘rough’ estimate of $75,000 in damages by LeFeber does not include personal property damages.
Town Clerk Sharon knight stated that she has received 4-5 phone calls from residents who are concerned with the flooding issues.
LeFeber stated that he plans on attending the Village of Avon Board meeting this Monday to discuss the flooding issue. The meeting is open to the public and starts at 6 p.m.
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THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD
The Architectural Review Board (ARB) is made up of residents of the Georgetown community. Everyone is welcome to join. The ARB functions include:
1. Review plans and specifications for proposed new construction in order to ensure compliance with the Supplementary Declarations, Covenants and Restrictions of Georgetown.
2. Approve all exterior changes and modifications to existing homes in accordance with the Supplementary Declarations, Covenants and Restrictions, ARB Guidelines of Georgetown.
3. Ensure the Supplementary Declarations, Covenants and Restrictions and ARB Guidelines of Georgetown are carried forth by the Owners and Residents of existing homes in Georgetown.
The ARB meets every first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Southside Clubhouse and everyone is welcome to attend. If you have any questions or comments for the ARB, please feel free to call the ARB office at 306-5345 during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Meet Our ARB Members:
Renee Rabbit (Chairperson)
Ray Sili (Coordinator)


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Duncan Park Commission will hold a special work session on Monday, July 11, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will be held in the city manager conference room at Grand Haven City Hall, 519 Washington Ave., Grand Haven, MI 49417.
The purpose of this meeting is for the following items:
• Learn about and discuss the potential role a marketing consultant could play in improvements at Duncan Park
Any questions regarding this notice should be directed Public Works Director Derek Gadjos at 616-847-3493.
Interim City Clerk
Date: July 8, 2022
Posted: July 8, 2022


Castle Lane in the Parish of Shaw cum Donnington will be closed on between 9th July 2020 to 10th July 2020 between the hours of 08:30 to 16:00. This closure is to enable Clearwater on behalf of West Berkshire Council to carry out emergency drainage works.
The alternative route for all vehicles affected by the Order is via Shop Lane, B4494 Oxford Road and vice versa.
Residential access will be maintained throughout and the diversion will be signed on site.
All enquiries please contact West Berkshire Council on 01635 519066
A plan of the closure can be found at: https: https://one.network/?tm=117780507


Requests for Proposals
HVAC Improvement Activities
The City of Suwanee requests bids from qualified contractors for all materials, labor, tools, equipment, and appurtenances necessary to perform HVAC improvement activities for the existing Municipal Court Building at 323 Buford Highway (US Highway 23).
A required pre-bid conference will be held at 10:30 am Wednesday, February 25, at the project site. All prospective bidders are required to attend in order to discuss and clarify any questions regarding this project or contract documents. Bids are due by 4 pm March 10. More information.
Suwanee Creek Greenway Boardwalk Board Replacement Project
The City of Suwanee is accepting bids to replace and treat selected boardwalk boards along the Suwanee Creek Greenway. Bids are due at Suwanee City Hall by 11 am local time Wednesday, February 18. See invitation to bid.
Turn-key Electric Vehicle Charging Station
The City of Suwanee is accepting bids for turn-key provision and installation of an electric vehicle charging station and associated work. Bids are due at Suwanee City Hall at noon local time Wednesday, February 18. See invitation to bid.


Oregon Live alerted readers to the reopening of the Vista House on top of Crown Point on the 21st. Read an excerpt below.
The road to Crown Point and Vista House reopens Friday, just in time for the Memorial Day weekend, thanks to the near-completion of the viaduct restoration project.
The project began last summer, forcing closures on the Historic Columbia River Highway. The Oregon Department of Transportation said occasional lane closures will be needed in June as crews finish the project.
The 600-foot-long viaduct surrounds Vista House. Crews have had to restore the viaducts support columns, which were deteriorating. Without that, the road would not have been able to handle heavy vehicles such as tourist buses and RVs.
If you would like to read more go to OregonLive.com


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Block sizes range from 2376sqm to 6280sqm allowing you to comfortably build your home without having to worry about running out of ground for that shed, or pool.
With town water and underground power, these blocks also feature street lighting, channel and curbing, and bitumen road frontages ranging from 33-40 metres.
These blocks offer privacy and space and are still within the Ayr town limits.
Prices start from $160,000 and maps are available at Ray White.
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Burial space in Reading could run out within seven years.
Reading Borough Council has said unless alternatives are found by 2029, burials will no longer be able to take place in the borough.
Options being explored include maximising the existing space at Henley Road Cemetery in All Hallows Road such as by using verges and existing open spaces.
However, that would extend provision by only three years. Other options include looking for sites either in or just outside Reading which would involve working with neighbouring authorities.
The council may also explore the possibility of returning nearby Henley Road allotments (which are in Chiltern Road) to their original intended use as cemetery land although the council has said that land may or may not be suitable.
A detailed groundwater assessment will take place at the site which will involve creating six to eight small boreholes which will be regularly inspected to establish groundwater levels. Work is expected to begin in September and could take up to 12 months to complete. Allotment holders have been contacted.
Liz Terry, lead councillor for corporate services and resources, said: “The acute shortage of burial space in Reading is mirrored in many other towns.
“While there is no statutory provision for local councils to provide burials in their borough, it is a service we feel strongly should continue to be offered to residents in Reading, which means we are progressing with work to narrow down possible options.
“One of those options is to return the council land at Henley Road allotments to burial ground, as it was originally intended to be. This requires some detailed ground investigations, the results of which will allow the council to include it as an option for future consideration, or to rule it out.
“We thank all allotment holders for their patience while these exploratory works take place, which should not affect the day-to-day use of plots on the site. Council officers have a good working relationship with allotment representatives, and we are committed to keeping them informed at every step of the process.
“I would also emphasise that we are still at an early stage of narrowing down options, which is what the exploratory groundworks are about.”
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Charleston County announced nighttime lane closures begin Sunday, July 12, 2020, for the Maybank Highway at River Road Improvements Project. Expect a lane shift from Johns Island to James Island and a lane closure westbound from James Island to Johns Island between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. This will only happen on Sunday night and will occur weather permitting.
Visit the official website here for public meeting notices and up-to-date news and information about all Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax road projects. Anyone with questions about the project can call Charleston County’s Public Works Department at (843) 202-6137.


Double fault: Flyover ready, at last. No, scratch that
After completion of work on the much-delayed
A senior BBMP engineer said that due to a last-minute design change at Sivananda flyover, there was a faulty alignment. The personnel are now removing a portion of the tar to fix the alignment issue.
After missing many deadlines, the flyover was partially on August 14. The flyover was to be thrown open to traffic by November last year. Originally, the flyover was to be operational by March 2018. As the flyover has missed several deadlines, the construction cost has also increased. The length of the grade separator was increased from 326 metres to 493 metres and with this the number of piers had to be increased from six to 16. The additional length to be added between Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce and Race Course Junction since nothing can be added on the side (Railway Bridge) towards
There is a need to conduct a thorough audit of the flyover and details need to be shared with the public. We keep hearing about poor construction
Many citizens had opposed the project from the beginning. Initially, they staged protests stating that the project was not required at all. Their argument was that though the flyover could provide a smooth flow for the traffic between Race course and Seshadripuram Roads, as the railway underpass near
The BBMP had issued a work order to a contractor on June 30, 2017. The project was scheduled to be completed in nine months. Earlier, the project cost was estimated to be Rs 19.85 crore and later it was increased to Rs 42.45 crore in July 2018. Then, the total cost was revised to Rs 60 crore.


This board meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers in City Hall. The board consists of seven (7) regular members, two (2) alternate members. They will serve three (3) year terms. (Membership will, when practicable, include an architect, a businessman, an engineer, a general contractor, a subcontractor and a realtor). City residents only.


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The City of Milton City Council will be conducting a public hearing on Monday, September 21, 2020 at 7pm via Zoom. You may join Zoom meeting by going to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87647649914 or by calling in to 253-215-8782 and using meeting ID: 876 4764 9914.
The public hearing will cover revisions to the City’s Shoreline Master Program as required under WAC 173-26-090. All interested parties are invited to attend via Zoom, or provide comments in writing by Noon on September 18, 2020 to Bport@cityofmilton.net or 1000 Laurel St, Milton, WA 98354 Attn: Brittany Port
All materials related to the City’s periodic review can be viewed here: https://www.cityofmilton.net/departments/planning-and-community-development/shoreline-master-program-2/


Melton Neighbourhood Plan Pre -Submission Consultation (Regulation 14)
As part of the requirements of the Localism Act 2011 and Regulation 14 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2015 (as amended), Melton Parish Council is undertaking Pre-Submission Consultation on the Melton Draft Neighbourhood Plan (Regulation 14).
As a body we are required to consult, we are hereby seeking your views on the Draft Neighbourhood Plan.
The plan and supporting documents can be viewed on the DOCUMENTS page of the website www.meltonneighbourhoodplan.co.uk
Hard copies can either be viewed at the Woodbridge Library, The Coach and Horses Pub, The Fish and Chip Shop, St Andrews Church or can be emailed on request.
This Pre-Submission Consultation runs for a period of 12 weeks starting on Friday 1st July 2016. The closing date for representations is Friday 23rd September 2016 at 5pm.
Representations can either:
- Be emailed to NP@melton-suffolk-pc.gov.uk or
- Write to the Parish Clerk at Melton Parish Council, PO Box 323, Woodbridge, IP12 9DQ and put ‘Melton Neighbourhood Plan’ on the envelope or
- You can use this survey link
Cllr. Buffy Barrington
Melton Parish Council


Sections of State Road 58 will be closing in the coming weeks as crews replace small drainage structures in Jackson and Lawrence counties.
The work was originally set to be started in May but was delayed due to utilities work.
INDOT says that contractors are set to close the state highway at an unnamed tributary of Salt Creek, about 13.4 miles east of State Road 446, between County Roads 550W and 650W in Jackson County starting Monday, June 20th.
In late July, State Road 58 will be closed just under 10 miles east of State Road 446 between Pike Road and Jackson County Road 980 W.
The work will move to Lawrence County in late August.
The official detour follows State Road 446, U.S. 50 and State Road 135. Access will be maintained for local residents but thru traffic should use an alternate route.
The highway will be closed for about 30 days at each location. The $1 million contract is supposed to be finished by October. The work schedule is dependent on the weather.
INDOT reminds you to slow down, to drive without distractions and to be alert to worker safety in all work zones.


About the Archive
The Avondale Neighborhood Archive is a project of the Avondale Neighborhood History Initiative (ANHI), -- a community-engaged public history collaboration designed to preserve and celebrate the rich history of Cincinnati’s Avondale Neighborhood. This initiative is a partnership between the Avondale branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Avondale Development Corporation, and the University of Cincinnati’s Center for the City. It documents the individual lives, memories, and experiences that have together made Avondale a special place to so many.
Avondale Neighborhood History Initiative (ANHI)
Avondale is a neighborhood with many layers of history important both locally and nationally, but that it is also a neighborhood that has suffered due to segregation, racism, poverty, and divestment. For over fifty years, Avondale has been Cincinnati’s largest Black neighborhood. Today, it has a population of nearly 12,500, ninety percent of whom are Black. It is home to a strong community, but a shrinking population - down from nearly 25,000 in 1960.
Confronting the urgent need to document and celebrate the rich and vital history of the Avondale neighborhood, project partners launched the Avondale Neighborhood History Initiative in summer 2021. The initiative acknowledges that the story of Avondale amplifies the larger national history of segregation, racism, poverty, and injustice - as well as triumph against adversity. This initiative will create a clear and lasting document of the relevance and importance of Avondale’s story within the history of the city and the nation. It is rooted in the ideals of restorative justice and will help to uplift existing efforts to make Avondale a more vibrant, livable, equitable, and inclusive neighborhood. As a path toward a more equitable and just Cincinnati, this collaborative project aims to empower Avondale residents to uncover, preserve, and present the history of their own neighborhood.


To the editor:
"If it's not broken, don't fix it" is a catchy phrase (letter, the Times, Friday, April 13), but not always true when it comes to new ideas, open minds, innovation, and a willingness to make changes for the common good.
A roundabout at the Five Corners intersection in Rockport meets the traffic recommendations of state and federal traffic agencies to improve capacity, reduce vehicle and pedestrian conflicts, and enhance the beauty of our town's entry point.
There have been 20 constructed in New Hampshire recently and a very nice one on Nantucket. They are literally everywhere in other states and in Europe with great success and public approval.
It appears to me that a trial could be conducted by temporarily removing the planted island on Parker Street, exchanging stop signs for yield signs, and installing a temporary centerpiece that could be as simple as orange traffic barrels, with mounted roundabout signs.
We know that everything is expensive today, but certainly not the hundreds of thousands of dollars that Ms. Hayes scares us with in her letter.
Also, her assertion that the trial would be inconvenient for elders is absurd at best, since roundabouts slow down traffic and improve pedestrian safety. I know from personal experience that crossing Broadway to get to the Community House can be very difficult.
I don't know when Ms. Hayes transits Five Corners, but we are often compelled to sit in long lines on Railroad Avenue, waiting for "right of way traffic" on upper Main Street and Broadway to abate.
The blind corner at Main, entering Five Corners would be improved. Just think how nice it would be to not stop, just yield to roundabout traffic and go on your merry way.
If it works, and the townspeople approve, then it would be nice to subscribe money to build a permanent approved centerpiece, and ask the Garden Club to plant a suitable "Welcome to Rockport" garden.
Undoubtedly, there would be backups due to overload, but brief in nature, and better than our present situation.
We can do very little to improve other bad Rockport intersections like High and Main Street, or the transfer station exit, but we certainly should study a five corners roundabout.
Remember it is not a rotary, it's a circular intersection called a roundabout.


RCC – Reinforced Cement Concrete
Reinforced Cement Concrete is a combination of concrete and steel to build a structure instead of using only concrete. Concrete is good in resisting compression but is very weak in resisting tension. On the other hand, steel has high tensile strength and the bond between steel and concrete is good. To overcome the drawback of Concrete, reinforced steel bars are used along with concrete.
Uses of R.C.C.
- It is used in the construction of Columns, Beams, Footings, Slabs etc.
- It is used in storage structures like Dams, Water Tanks, Tunnels etc.
- It is used to build heavy structures like Bridges, Walls, Towers, Under water structures.
- It is used in tall structures and sky scrapers.
- It is used in pavement like in Roads and Airports.
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A By-law to repeal by-law no. 167-82 being a by-law to amend by-law no. 28-80 to rezone certain lands from a "Rural Residential Cottage (RRC)" zone to a "Rural Commercial (RC)" zone (Bona Vista Lodge). (REPEALED BY BY-LAW NO. 2015_030).
- Comprehensive Land Zoning By-law. (REPEALED by By-law No. 2015_030).


The Town of Ladysmith is starting work to replace the Rotary boat ramp.
Over the coming days, the existing forms will be removed and new concrete will be poured. The new dock will be delivered and installed on Oct. 25.
“This important piece of recreation infrastructure is a popular launching-off point for exploring our spectacular waterfront and beyond,” reads a news release from the town.
The right-side dock, which the town replaced earlier this year, will remain in use during construction.


The Barrio de Analco Historic District is a National Historic Landmark District centered at the junction of East De Vargas Street and Old Santa Fe Trail in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The Rowan County Communities Carolina Thread Trail Steering Committee is beginning to develop a master plan for greenways and blueways throughout the county.
This plan will guide the development of greenway and blueway trails that may be used for walking, hiking, biking, paddling and horseback riding. These trails will serve as the county’s segments of the Carolina Thread Trail.
Please join us to learn about the Carolina Thread Trail and share your input on the location of greenway and blueway trails within the communities of Rowan County and. The sessions will take place on the following dates and will be drop-in style. The same information will be provided at each public open house.
Tuesday, January 14th: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Saleeby-Fisher YMCA – 790 Crescent Road, Rockwell, NC
Thursday, NC January 16th: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Research Campus (Old Cabarrus Bank Building) – 201 West Avenue, Kannapolis, NC
Tuesday, January 21st : 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
NC Transportation Museum Exhibit Hall (Building C) – 411 S. Salisbury Avenue, Spencer, NC
Thursday, January 23rd from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Cleveland Town Hall – 302 East Main Street, Cleveland, NC
If you are unable to attend one of the public open house meetings, please provide us your input online! Click here to complete the online survey. >>


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October 2nd 2:45pm-10:45pm
Riverview Rd south of Barbara and Janet Terrace, Irving Place, Strawberry Hill, Circle Drive, North Broadway, All of Legend Hollow and all side Streets. Upper Main Street to North and South Dearman.
October 4th 2:45pm-10:45pm
Harriman Rd, Cedar Ridge and all side streets; Field Point and all side streets; Park Road, Pallister Road, Leafwood Circle, Castle Road, Lewis Road, Dunham Place, Emory Road, North Broadway to Main Street.
October 6th 2:45pm-10:45pm
Harriman Road south of Park Road, Parkside Way, Sycamore Lane, Dogwood Lane, Carla Lane, Victor Lane, Harriman’s Keep, Richmond Hill, East Clinton Ave, Hamilton Road, Butterwood East and West, Ilinka Lane, South Broadway to Hamilton Road.
October 11th 2:45pm-10:45pm
Beechwood Lane, Osceola Ave, Deep Hollow Close, Havemeyer Road, Belmont Drive, Cindy Court, Washington Ave, Erie Street, Hudson Rd East, Ardsley Ave East, Roland Road, Langdon Road, and South Broadway.


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(From The Jakarta Post)
Byline: Damar Harsanto, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
It is hard to believe that the swampy area with a huge fish pond right in the center is actually supposed to be the Rp 60 billion (US$7 million) Pulo Gebang intercity bus terminal in East Jakarta.
It was supposed to become operational in 2001, but construction has been slower than molasses.
The only sign of that construction work is some upturned soil on one side of the pond and the 2-meter high wall encircling the 10.9-hectare compound, around a kilometer from the East Jakarta municipality office.
"The last construction work was done five months ago," …


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Bedford Housing Authority
November 12 @ 7:00 pm
One event on April 9, 2019 at 7:00 pm
One event on May 14, 2019 at 7:00 pm
One event on June 11, 2019 at 7:00 pm
One event on October 8, 2019 at 7:00 pm
One event on November 12, 2019 at 7:00 pm
The Bedford Housing Authority agenda will be posted here when available.
The authority meets in the Community Room at Ashby Place
Mission: The Authority shall provide affordable subsidized rental housing for people of low income.
Although we make every effort to keep The Bedford Citizen calendar current, the Town of Bedford website at www.bedfordma.gov is the official record for all town meetings and agendas.


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January 23, 2019: On Saturday, January 26, eastbound 6th St will be reduced to a single thru lane with turns onto southbound Flower St detoured to Hope St, Wilshire, and back onto Flower St.
Regional Connector Constructors will remove deck panels and excavate on the west side of Flower St, between 5th St and Wilshire Bl, including the intersection at 6th St/Flower St.
Work is anticipated to take place Saturday, January 19, 2019, and Saturday, January 26, 2019. Anticipated work hours, weather permitting, are 7 am to 5 pm.
Activities include traffic control set-up, equipment mobilization, deck panel removal and replacement, and excavation.
What to Expect
- Southbound Flower St will be reduced to one thru lane and one left turn lane at 6th street.
- Eastbound 6th St will be reduced to one thru lane and one right turn lane at Flower St.
- Pedestrian access, driveway access, and left turns onto eastbound 6th St will be maintained.


Date posted: March 8, 2017
Selected by the Girls’ Day School Trust from its architectural framework, we are currently working with Sutton High School on two concurrent projects. The first is for the renovation and refurbishment of the school’s assembly hall to bring the original 1950’s building up to current standards, including new retractible seating, AV systems and other ancillary facilities.
Alongside this initial project, which is to be delivered imminently, we are also working with the school and Trust to develop a masterplan for the whole site, including an entirely new Junior School for Girls aged 3-11 and particular new facilities for the Senior School. These will include a new Reception, specialist facilities for Music, Drama and IT, a remodelled library and expanded dining and changing facilities. Underpinning the whole will be a comprehensive site masterplan providing a Synthetic Turf Pitch, hard-surfaced Multi Use Games Area and new amenity landscaping.


The Le Parc project is a new building complex in Quito, ideally located on República del Salvador street in the financial center of the city. The project’s two 18-story towers will incorporate the existing Hotel Le Parc and will include space for homes and offices. A vertical mixed organizational system and independent fixed points of entry will differentiate the spaces.
The redesigned Hotel Le Parc will serve as example of resource efficiency for the hospitality industry in Ecuador. Guests of the hotel, whether in Quito for business or leisure, will enjoy the property’s numerous amenities.
The complex will utilize resource-efficient design features and technologies to reduce its environmental impact and lower its carbon footprint. The hotel and accompanying spaces will use a multitude of technologies such as high-performance glass, LED lighting, solar photovoltaics, water-efficient plumbing fixtures, and a rainwater harvesting system to save energy and water.
The promoter for the project, Commonplace/Gabriela Sommerfeld, was determined to develop the complex and restore Hotel Le Parc in an environmentally friendly way. Christian Wiese Architects, Adriana Hoyos Design Studio, and Arch-Bio Company were enlisted to include green features in the design and construction of the property.
Hotel Le Parc has received an EDGE Advanced certificate from GBCI.
Reduced window-to-wall ratio, insulation of the roof and external walls, higher thermal performance glass, a heat pump for hot water generation, solar photovoltaics, energy-saving lighting in internal and common areas, and lighting controls for common areas and outdoor spaces.
Dual-flush water closets all bathrooms, low-flow showerheads, water-efficient urinals, aerators and auto shut-off faucets, and a rainwater harvesting system.
In-situ reinforced concrete and steel deck (permanent shuttering), plasterboards on metal studs for internal and external walls, polystyrene roof insulation, and glass wool wall insulation.
Avenida República del Salvador y Calle Moscú Quito, Ecuador
Preliminary EDGE Certificate
October 1, 2020
Floor Space (m2)
Total CO2 Savings (annually)


Overnight resurfacing will take place on the A52 Addlethorpe junction with the C541 Addlethorpe Bypass from tonight, (Tuesday), for five nights from 7pm-7am.
Following the completion of the resurfacing works the white lines and traffic signals will be reinstated between 7am-7pm on Saturday October 5.
The road will remain open during these works with a convoy system in place.
There is also overnight work planned for the A52 Croft, south of Skegness commencing on Saturday October 4, lasting for three nights. This work is also being carried out at night between 7pm -7am. A signed, local diversion via the A52, A16 and A158 will be in place.
Project leader at Lincolnshire County Council Tim Mawson, said: “This essential work is being undertaken to improve the road surface and we are making every effort to reduce inconvenience by completing this work overnight.”
For more information visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/roadworks or follow @LincsCC_roads on Twitter


Beach Blvd & Discovery Way
Commute to Downtown Jacksonville Beach
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Beach Blvd & Discovery Way has a Walk Score of 55 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Golden Glades - The Woods neighborhood in Jacksonville.
Nearby schools include Jacksonville Marine Institute/East, Providence School and Depaul School Of Ne Fl - Gudal Campus.
The closest grocery stores are Jenny Craig Weight Loss Center, Supplements Elite and Latino Grocery.
Nearby coffee shops include Panera Bread, Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts. There are 33 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Daruma Japanese Steakhouse, Over the Ditch Cafe and iPho.
Beach Blvd & Discovery Way is near Patton Park, University of Florida and University of North Florida.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from Beach Blvd & Discovery Way.
Beach Blvd & Discovery Way is in the Golden Glades - The Woods neighborhood. Golden Glades - The Woods is the 122nd most walkable neighborhood in Jacksonville with a neighborhood Walk Score of 18.
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Coming Soon: Would Dunn Hospital Location be a good area to build new Lawrence County Jail?
LAWRENCE COUNTY - JANUARY 21, 2023 - Coming soon the Lawrence County Zephyr will look why the Dunn Hospital site may be a good location to build new $58 Million Jail facility.
The new jail will cost taxpayers $58 Million following a 19-year-old bond to pay for the new Lawrence County Jail.
The Dunn Hospital parcel has 4 acres to potentially build a new Lawrence County Jail
Lawrence County officials are considering building a new jail in a different location than where the correctional facility is located.
The preferred location for the new Lawrence County Jail is located on Beech Street on Bedford's westside in its retail and business district
Stay informed with the Lawrence County Zephyr,
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The VDOT contractor working on the Rt. 642 project has informed the town of the need to relocate a fire hydrant and water main. In order to perform this work, the water service to the Bay Creek Community must be shut off temporarily.
Tentatively, the fire hydrant will be moved on Tuesday May 22 and the water will be shut off from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.
The work on the water main is scheduled to be done on Thursday, May 24. and the water will be shut off from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.


|Project Number: DH11-177||Project Manager: Gary Gillette |
|Completion Date: May 15, 2013||Project Manager Telephone: 907-586-0398|
|Contract Amount: $8,258,600||Project Manager Email: Gary_Gillette@ci.juneau.ak.us|
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The Docks and Harbors Department of the City and Borough of Juneau is soliciting bids from qualified contractors to construct the Statter Harbor Moorage Improvements project.


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West Village Phase 3, 7 Commercial Lots approved and are under construction by businesses.
Brian Schlesinger State Farm Office
Located at 1017 Apollo Rd. Ribbon cutting was held on October 19, 2022.
This location will also have Louise Lane Boutique opening on November 26, 2022.
(Phase 3 listed above, click image to view)
LOS Retail Center – 6331 Cameron Street (Under Construction)
Our Lady of Lourdes Physicians Group-
803 Apollo Rd.
Village Station Convenience Store – 6337 Cameron Street
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Adelaide Contemporary - International Design CompetitionInternational Design Competition
We are incredibly excited that proposals for a new contemporary art gallery in Adelaide, South Australia are now on public exhibition. David Chipperfield Architects + SJB together with Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture is one of six teams shortlisted for the project.
Forming a key part of the city’s cultural and civic corridor along North Terrace, Adelaide Contemporary will complement its parent institution, the Art Gallery of South Australia, where the shortlisted designs will be on show. The winner will be announced in late May/early June.


The 86 homes at Wyldwood in Tarrytown, New York sold in record time. Convenient location, adjacency to a park and pristine woodlands were key elements in attracting buyers. It was, however, GDC’s unique architectural designs, community landscaping and lifestyle amenities that turned visitors into purchasers.
Club amenities include a swimming pool, tot lot and cabana club with state of the art exercise facility. Wyldwood is located in historic Tarrytown and is minutes away from the major Westchester highways. Of the original 61 acres, only 10 were developed, 10 were open space and the remaining 41 acres are now new town parkland.
Location: Skeggs Road, Tarrytown, NY
No. and Type of Units: 86 Townhomes in clusters of 2 and 6
Architect: John Karhu and Associates
Completion Date: 2003
Unique Amenities: Convenient location close to major highways & train, Adjacent to a park and protected woodlands, Clubhouse with pool, tot lot and fitness center.


HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — Governor Tom Wolf announced $12 million in funding across Pennsylvania to help with blight remediation.
Gov. Wolf said the blight remediation program was created to help municipalities undergo remediation activities. He added that the funding will serve as a lifeline to communities struggling with blight as well as a critical resource in maintaining a high quality of life everywhere in Pennsylvania.
Several projects were approved to combat blight in Central Pennsylvania. The projects include demolishing abandoned properties, preparing sites for redevelopment, repairing roadways and curbs, building new residences and redeveloping brownfield sites.
APPROVED PROJECTS IN CENTRAL PA
- Cameron County Industrial Development Authority: Acquisition and Demolition of 500 East Allegheny Avenue, Emporium ($43,573)
- Johnstown Redevelopment Authority: City of Johnstown Commercial Property Blight Demolition ($253,500)
- Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation: Philipsburg Blight Remediation Initiative ($80,891)
- Windber Borough: Windber Borough ($65,000)
- Snow Shoe Township: Snow Shoe Township Blight Remediation ($90,000)
“It’s critically important that we remove blighted and unsafe structures from the landscape when they are beyond saving,” State Representative Scott Conklin (D-Centre) said. “But, it’s equally important to save buildings that are in good enough shape to be repurposed, especially when they are located in an area of historic significance.”
State Representative Jim Rigby (R-Johnstown) said Cambria County is planting new seeds in fertile ground.
“These are tax dollars at work, and we as fiscal stewards of those dollars must view them as investments that will produce the most ‘bang for the buck,’ and this project qualifies easily using that criterion,” Rigby said.
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The Grand Army Plaza and Arch is one of Brooklyn’s most iconic monuments, will get a makeover of nearly $8.9-million, its first renovation in 40 years. The project includes revamping the popular Sailors’ and Soldiers’ Memorial Arch at the edge of Brooklyn’s backyard.
The Grand Army Plaza warmly welcomes New Yorkers and tourists worldwide to the amazing Prospect Park. And as more Brooklynites and New Yorkers flock to this world-class public park, it’s more critical than ever to preserve and improve upon this infrastructure.
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The restoration of the arch and surrounding landscape is slated to begin in late 2021 and is expected to be completed in 2023, ensuring the plaza is magnificent for generations to come.
The $8.9 million restoration includes replacing the roof of the nearly 130-year-old Civil War Memorial Arch and the cleaning and revamping of the brick and stone structure.
The arch will be outfitted with exterior lighting fixtures, and the historic iron staircases leading up to the roof will be renovated.
This new lighting fixture will highlight the arch and its statuary, using energy-efficient technology.
The project also entails the restoration of the surrounding plaza and landscape berms that frame the plaza on its east, west, and north sides.
Invasive vines, shrubs, and trees in poor condition will be removed, and native trees and shrubs will be planted.
Bluestone and granite pavers will also be replaced and restored around Bailey Foundation and the JFK Memorial. A low, decorative steel fence will be installed by removing the chain link fence.
Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted designed the Grand Army Plaza as a way to honor those who fought the Civil War and as the formal entrance of Prospect Park.
It was built in 1867 and was lightly renovated in early 1900 when the subway was constructed underneath it. It underwent a significant change again in 1930 when the surrounding paving was changed, Bailey Fountain was added, and a chain-link fence was erected.
The arch, designed by John H. Duncan, features Columbia’s chariot and two winged Victories who trumpet her arrival. Also, small sculptures of sailors and soldiers are mounted on pedestals around her.
The Plaza has remained a popular meeting place for the borough throughout the centuries, whether it be for protests or celebrations. So, whether you wish to take delight in witnessing the Brooklyn Botanical Garden or simply want to roam through the local flea markets, MeemLimo is at your service.
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Construction work billed to start in 2018 announced as transport minister prepares to to announce changes to final Manchester and Leeds routes
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HS2 reveals winners of building contracts - BBC Newswww.bbc.co.uk Contracts worth £6.6bn are awarded ahead of news on the final HS2 routes to Leeds and Manchester.
Troubled Carillion wins HS2 building contractnews.sky.com The project's major contracts are awarded for firms to build tunnels and viaducts between London and Birmingham.
HS2 winning bidders announced amid fears costs may doublewww.ibtimes.co.uk Troubled construction firm Carillion, which last week lost three-quarters of its share price following a profit warning, is among the winners.


TOWN OF MORRISON, BROWN COUNTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Morrison will hold a public hearing, Tuesday, May 12, 2020, at 7:30 p.m. at the Morrison Town Hall, 3792 Park Rd for the following requests:
1. Discuss a rezone/split for Patrick VanGroll, Mill Rd, Parcel M-273. M-273 is currently zoned AGFP and 40.188 acres. Request to split 10.1 acres off and rezone to Estate Ag. The remaining acreage will be rezoned to AG2FP.
2. Discuss a Conditional Use Permit for Jesse Guns, for M-125, for a second storage unit.
3. Discuss a Conditional Use Permit for Michael Eichhorst, 7987 Holly-Mor Rd, Parcel M-627. The request is for a wireless communications facility with tower, fence, antennas, and associated equipment.
Comments will be heard. Written comments should be mailed to The Town of Morrison, Colleen Magley, Clerk, 4207 Hill Rd Greenleaf, WI 54126 or emailed to [email protected]
Any person wishing to attend any meeting who, because of disability requires special accommodations should contact the Town Clerk at 864-2322 by 2:00 p.m. the Friday prior to the meeting so that arrangements can be made.
Colleen Magley, Clerk
April 28, & May 5, 2020


This flyer has been issued by the community group Keep the G in WGC in response to the rescheduling of Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council’s planning committee meeting for the BioPark.
The meeting of the Council’s Development Management Committee will now take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 9th September 2021 at Campus West Theatre, The Campus, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6BX. It will also be webcast and available to view at https://welhat.public-i.tv/.../webcast_interactive/585853
Keep the G in WGC suggest that anyone wishing to show their concerns over this proposed development should meet from 6.30pm at Campus West.
Visit: www.KeeptheGinWGC.org.uk to find out more!


Saint Pierre Public Park is on the site of Coupe-Chardonnière, just eight kilometers outside of Port-au-Prince, the law of September 23 1831 establishes the city named Pétion by then President Boyer, in tribute to the founder of the republic. A Places d’Armes is set up on the northern edge of the new city. Its transformation into a public park does not take place until 1935. Saint Pierre quickly became one of the loveliest public parks in Haiti.
The parish church, administrative offices, the headquarters of the Pétion Ville police, the charming Kinam Hotel, and a number of public and private schools surround it. Saint Pierre is a great place to relax and meet people; it’s a great place to take a nice walk in the heart of Pétion Ville.
It is also home to a flower market where you will find a wide selection of flowers for purchase. Paintings, sculptures and other handicrafts can be purchased along some of the sidewalks opposite parallel to the park.


Metrolink has approved a 25 percent discount on all existing fares on the San Bernardino Line. While everyone is eligible for the 25% discount, students and seniors are eligible for an up to 50% discount. The discount is being implemented for an initial period of six months and does not apply to the $10 weekend day pass or special tickets, such as the $10 Dodger train pass.
The San Bernardino Line, one of Metrolink’s busiest lines, is a vital corridor serving the Inland Empire and San Gabriel Valley with stops at Los Angeles Union Station, Cal State LA, El Monte, Baldwin Park, Covina, Pomona, Claremont, Montclair, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Rialto, San Bernardino Depot and Downtown San Bernardino.
The discount was a result of a motion led by Metrolink Board Director and LA Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, with support from Metrolink Board 2nd Vice-Chair and Glendale Councilmember Ara Najarian, as well as Directors LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and LA Councilman Paul Krekorian. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and San Bernardino County Transportation (SBCTA) boards are funding the discount.
For more information on the SB Line 25% discount, please visit www.metrolinktrains.com/sb25.


Advance Notice Road Closure Flash Lane from October 29th (UPDATED)
The proposed closure of Flash Lane to allow Electricty North West to excavate the carriageway has been rescheduled from the 29th September to initially the 8th and then the 15th October. The latest information suggests that this closure will take place from 29th October to 11th November.
Advance Notice of the Closure of
B5091 Flash Lane, Bollington Ward, Macclesfield, SK10 5AQ
Location Map - https://roadworks.org?tm=114558436
The closure is necessary to enable Electricty North West to excavate joint bay in carriageway/footway to locate and repair oil leak
The alternative route will be via the following streets: - Flash Lane, Flash Lane Roundabout, Silk Road, Bollington Road and vice versa which is considered the most suitable route.
It is anticipated that the works will be carried out between
Monday 30th September 2019 and Friday 11th October 2019 29th October to 11th November (updated 29th September)
The closures will be in place 24 hours a day
If you have any enquiries relating to the works please contact firstname.lastname@example.org


The regular meeting of the Worthington Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, July 7, 2022, at 7:00 pm Louis J.R. Goorey Worthington Municipal Building, 6550 North High Street, Worthington, Ohio 43085 to hear the following request:
Items of Public Hearing – Regular Agenda
- Variance – Front Yard Setback – Porch – 473 Meadoway Park (Elizabeth Bennett) VAR 17-2022
- Variance – Side Yard Setback – Carport Conversion to Garage – 55-57 W. South St. (Kristina Jacobson) VAR 18-202
Any person is hereby invited to express their opinions regarding this application either in person, by email at email@example.com, or call (567) 249-0063 and enter conference ID: 456 775 89# during the meeting. The QR Code below provides a link to the public input page.
The City of Worthington will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to attend a public meeting held by the City of Worthington with a minimum of 48 hours advanced notice.


Children's play area will go ahead - and it's all thanks to you
Reynolds Park came second in the Tesco vote, winning us £2,000 towards renewing the children's play area.
Our chairman will now be able to contact the installers for final quotations.
New play features will hopefully be in place in the New Year,
Thank you to everyone who voted at Tesco Allerton Road and made this possible.


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KW Commercial is pleased to present the opportunity to lease 600 Square Feet of Retail/Office space at 3525 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618. The available space is located in a corner mixed-use, multifamily building, two blocks from the Blue Line Belmont stop and one minute from the Kennedy Expressway. The ADT (Average Daily Traffic) is that of 17,000 cars off the very active Belmont Avenue which sees full traffic throughout the day and night. Plenty of street parking available on both Belmont Ave. and Drake Ave. Zoned C1-1, it is ideal for all forms of commercial establishments, which allows more business-types than B1-B3 districts.
- 600 Square Feet of Retail/Office Use
- Corner Building
- 17,000 ADT (Average Daily Traffic)
- Two Blocks To The Blue Line Belmont Stop
- One Minute From The Kennedy Expressway
- Zone C1-1 - Allows More Business Opportunities Than B1-3 Districts
- Steps From National Tenant and Local Establishments
Available Space600 ft²
Suite Number3525 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618
Service TypeModified Gross
The Building - 3525 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL
Located on the south east corner of Belmont Ave. and Drake Ave.
Building Size11,139 ft²
Lot Size0.10 AC
Commercial Location Score


Notice of Houghton Avenue Closures
Advance notice of Houghton Avenue closures (please see images for diversion routes):
Monday 21st – Friday 25th March
Houghton Avenue CLOSED (Night works) from 6pm – 5am. Diversion via Hambledon Road/Wellington Park.
Daytime access will not be affected.
Monday 28th March – Friday 1st April
Houghton Avenue CLOSED 24hrs.
The previously completed section between the bridge and Darnley Lane will be open for local and school traffic to use.
We have arranged these works to try and cause as little disruption as possible, however we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience they may cause.


Residents and visitors alike will soon enjoy the gorgeous flower baskets we have seen in recent years along the streets of downtown Hoquiam. Inspired by similar initiatives in Aberdeen and Montesano, an enthusiastic group of volunteers has formed the Hoquiam Beautification Committee. You may have seen them weeding and planting in key locations throughout Hoquiam.
Hoquiam Councilwoman Mary Stinchfield came up with the idea for a volunteer organization to beautify Hoquiam in November 2018. The group soon found support in the community and the city council. Under the working title of Hoquiam Beautification Committee, the new nonprofit organization operates as an advisory committee under the umbrella of the City of Hoquiam. A sizeable group of volunteers has stepped forward to make the work happen.
In lieu of a president, Mary Stinchfield, Lynn Ogren, and Becky Root function as chairpersons. “Nobody wanted to be the director. I like to call myself coach,” says Lynn. Secretary Ruth Hamilton takes the minutes, master gardener Barbara Porter gives landscaping advice, Cynthia McMillan and Teresa Saueressig are writing grants.
The organization has already secured grants from Timberland Bank, TwinStar Credit Union, and the Grays Harbor Community Foundation as well as donations from businesses and individuals. The City of Hoquiam awarded a $5,000 start-up grant to the new nonprofit.
Inspired by the work of the Aberdeen and the Montesano Beautification Committees, the Hoquiam group set out to pursue their vision to “to maintain and enhance the sense of community pride and visual appearance of the city of Hoquiam through the use of planters, hanging baskets, and seasonal decorations.” They hope to attract citizens and visitors to the downtown area. A Facebook page and a website were set up to interact with the community, to recruit volunteers, and to showcase photos of the committee’s work.
In the past, the beautiful flower baskets on Simpson Avenue, 7th Street and 8th Street were sponsored by the Hoquiam Business Association (HBA). As the Beautification Committee is taking on the planting and maintenance of the 26 baskets, HBA is again helping out with funding. The committee is planning to buy industrial-sized concrete planters to be placed along the downtown sidewalks and in parks as well as more hanging baskets.
Wynoochee Windmill Farms has supplied plants and baskets. Planters were ordered from Ornamental Stone in Allyn, Washington. Unfortunately the company’s mold broke before the entire order could be filled. Matt from Bay View Ready Mix in Aberdeen came to the rescue ordering from Puget Sound Pre Cast. The heavy planters weighing 500 pounds each are being placed by the city.
The City of Hoquiam is a participant in the Arbor Day Tree City USA program, which encourages communities to plant urban trees. The Beautification Committee’s first work party fittingly took place on Arbor Day, April 17, 2019. Volunteers met for an Arbor Day ceremony at the Hoquiam Timberland Library where they planted two trees before heading over to City Hall. There they cleaned up the area next to the front entrance steps, pruned the maples, and planted flowers in the beds around the fountain. More flowers were placed in two planters moved to City Hall from the library. Volunteers brought their own handheld tools and gardening gloves. Visit City Hall to admire the colorful result!
Soon after, on May Day 2019, the Beautification Committee took on their next work party project: Chevron Veteran’s Memorial Park on the corner of Simpson Avenue and 8th Street. The pretty little park, very visible to tourists passing by, was created and maintained by the Hoquiam chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) on the lot of a former Chevron gas station. The VFW is grateful to have the Hoquiam Beautification Committee take over the maintenance. Volunteers did a wonderful job cleaning out six planters, picking up garbage, weeding the garden, and applying mulch. The planters are now ready for flowers. Three volunteers from Wishkah Valley High School went all out removing weeds form the sidewalk. “This was hard work which would not have happened without them,” says Lynn.
Future work parties are planned to improve the Logger’s Play Day Park on Emerson Avenue and the area around the Welcome to Hoquiam sign on US Highway 101 and Perry Avenue. The committee is hoping to make these areas beautiful and welcoming before the tourist season starts. Lynn would like Hoquiamites east of the river to know that planters are coming to them, too. Work is going to start after the replacement of some handicap ramps in locations where planters are going to be placed.
The new name under discussion for the Hoquiam Beautification Committee is “Spruce Up Hoquiam,” an invitation as much as it is a name.
The Hoquiam Beautification Committee is always looking for volunteers and donations. Email firstname.lastname@example.org or message the Hoquiam Beautification Committee on Facebook. For donation and volunteer information, visit their website.


Parker appointed to Regional Transportation Committee
April 30, 2021
On April 22, 2021, the Northern Oklahoma Regional Transportation Planning Organization (NORTPO) held its regular quarterly meeting. During the meeting, board members approved the appointment of Alva Mayor Kelly Parker to the NORTPO Technical Committee.
NORTPO was established by the Northern Oklahoma Development Authority (NODA) in response to federal transportation and highway legislation. The NORTPO region consists of sixteen counties in northern Oklahoma, extending from Cimarron County to Kay County, and from the northern state line to Kingfisher County.
Members of the Technical Committee...


The city of Poway won a partial court victory last week, as did the homeowners who sued the inland city after contractors using outdated maps cut down trees on private property in 2007.
In an 18-page decision issued Friday, the 4th District Court of Appeals upheld a jury verdict siding with the homeowners, but also found that the city of Poway did not have to foot more than $400,000 of the large legal bill incurred by the homeowners.
The homeowners sued after contracted city workers cut down trees near their homes in the Green Valley Neighborhood in January 2007. The crew used out-of-date maps to determine the city's property from the homeowners' property.
In 2009, a San Diego jury found the city negligent. The jury awarded damages of nearly $120,000 to homeowners Don and Lee Tarte and nearly $67,500 to homeowners Alex and Dianne Armstrong.
Trial Judge Frederic Link ordered the city to pay half of the homeowners legal bills. On Friday, however, the state appeals court nixed the order to pay legal fees.


(CLARK CO.) – Indiana Department of Transportation contractor E&B Paving Inc. plans to conduct intermittent closures Friday night (Oct. 30) on southbound I-65 in Clark County to complete repairs on the bridge over Caney Fork.
Closures will take place for up to 20 minutes at a time from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. between MM 22.5 and MM 17, from south of Scottsburg to near Memphis. Work will take place on Saturday (Oct. 31) in case of inclement weather.
Motorists are encouraged to use an alternate route or allow extra travel time to avoid delays, in addition to watching for slowed and/or stopped traffic. The $683,000 project is part of a district-wide bridge maintenance contract.