Mission: The yakima greenway works to conserve, enhance and maintain the yakima greenway as a continuing living resource for future generations. The yakima greenway is a system of paved pathways, parks, fishing lakes, and access to protected and natural areas.
Programs: Stewardship of the yakima greenway - the foundation continues to fulfill its mission to conserve, enhance and maintain the yakima greenway by carrying out ongoing repairs and maintenance to the system of paved pathways, parks, and lakes. During 2017 the foundation continued its progress on the naches trail project. This project will eventually connect the existing trails and paths of the yakima greenway with the town of naches.
community events - annual events include gap2gap, kiddin' around, and family field day. These events are organized and undertaken by the foundation to encourage community access to the yakima greenway. These events showcase the beauty of the yakima greenway and harnesses the goodwill of the community towards the foundation and its mission. During 2017 the foundation benefited from the help and generosity of over 200 volunteers who helped put on these events.


West of Des Moines sits the city of Waukee, Iowa. Located in Dallas County, this Iowa city has been experiencing rapid growth. Waukee's population has more than doubled in each of the past two decades, currently around 18,000 and climbing. Massive expansion plans are underway for Waukee, including a 1500-acre neighborhood known as Kettlestone. It will contain mixed housing types, world-class shopping, and community-use green spaces and facilities.
Waukee is a popular place to live - being so close to the city of Des Moines. It's within easy driving distance to commute, as well as for recreation, such as golfing at the Des Moine Country Club. Being a short distance outside Des Moines, Waukee residents need reliable vehicles to get around, and auto repairs are a fact of life when you own a car.
Westside Auto Pros is the dealer alternative for trustworthy, reliable auto repairs for the residents of Waukee. Located just a short eight-mile drive east of Waukee, the Certified Master Technicians at Westside Auto Pros will take care of all your auto repairs, from broken leaf springs on your Chevy Silverado to head gasket replacement on your older Subaru Forester. Give us a call or stop on by!


There is a $85 fee for each official Zoning Verification Letter for properties located within the city limits of the City of Spokane. Once staff has received your request for a zoning verification letter, you will be sent an electronic link to make a card payment. If you want to send a check, please send a check made payable to City of Spokane, note the application number on the check and mail to:
City of Spokane
Development Services Center
808 W Spokane Falls Blvd.
Spokane, WA 99223
If you have any questions, please contact Development Services Planning Team at email@example.com.
Please complete the online form to request a Zoning Verification Letter. It may take up 3-5 business days for a Zoning Verification Letter to be processed. If you have not received your letter after the 5th day, call 509.625.6188 to check the status.
Please Note: Our letters are specifically for zoning. Due to possible infringement of copyright, we are unable to provide site plans. If you require building or fire code violations, please submit a public records request.


Town Hall ERV System & Installation
The Town of Amherst NH is inviting proposals for contract at the Town Administrator's Office, 2 Main Street, Amherst, New Hampshire for furnishment and installation of a new ERV system to supply fresh outside air exchange to our Town Hall. The work is more specifically described on page 2 and in the engineered plans found in Attachment C (see our website for full document).
Bidding Documents may be obtained, at no charge, from the Public Works Office at 22 Dodge Road, Amherst, NH between the hours of 8 AM and 3 PM, Monday through Friday.
Review of the Town Hall facility can be by appointment with the Director of Public Works or his designee, 603-673-2317.
Bids will be received at the Town Administrator's Office, 2 Main Street, Amherst, NH until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 14, 2022. Shortly thereafter, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at Town Hall office, 2 Main Street, Amherst NH. Award will be by the Board of Selectmen at a regular board meeting sometime thereafter.
For more information, please review the Invitation to Bid on our website.


Located in the delta region between the Bahe River and the Weihe River in northeast Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi province. Xi'an is an important city in China’s interior, which sits on the New Eurasian Land Bridge, a land route that plays a vital role in China’s western development strategy. The Center has a convenient transportation network and good infrastructure and is just five kilometers from the city's new administrative center, and 28 kilometers from Xi'an's Xianyang International Airport. Xi'an is also an important cultural site with an interesting environment.Xi'an International Trade and Logistic Park occupies 44.6 square kilometers of area.
The Xi'an International Trade and Logistics Center is one of Shaanxi province's major construction projects for the 11th Five-Year Plan. The center is located in the Bawei Delta, northeast of Xi'an. It is set to cover an area of 44.6 square kilometers. It is bordered on the west by the Bahe River, on the east by the Xi'an – Hancheng intercity highway, and north with railway roads. The center is close to the city's Third Ring Road and the expressway ring road, making transportation very convenient. The center is located 5 kilometers from the city's new administrative center and 28 kilometers from Xi'an Xianyang International Airport. Yaocun Airport is situated within the center. Several expressways and the city's ring roads form a traffic network in all directions.


Please join us any time between 5:30 and 7:00 pm for a family-friendly event to explore the future look and feel of 5th Avenue South, between Southview Blvd and I-494. This interactive open house will explore alternatives for a reconstructed 5th Avenue South, including the possibility of providing wider boulevards and sidewalks, street trees, and medians.
There is no formal presentation, but project staff will be available to discuss the project with you any time between 4:30 and 6:30 pm. You may come and go at any time during the meeting. Lights snacks will be served.
We hope you will join us to meet with project staff, provide your feedback though hands-on games and activities, and help to plan the future of 5th Ave S!


Wednesday is Bike to Work Day. This is a day the city of Loveland encourages commuters to ride to work instead of drive. Breakfast stations will be set up in different parts of Loveland along with bicycle specialists.
Are you doing Bike to Work Day and have an interesting story to tell? Let us know here at the Reporter-Herald for a Tuesday feature story. Email firstname.lastname@example.org or call 970-669-5050 ext. 530.
Breakfast stations will be open 6:30-8:30 a.m. at the following locations:
- Thompson Plaza (Pocket Park) at the corner of Fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue. Food by Antonio’s Burritos; sponsored by: PEDAL and City of Loveland.
- Jeff Peterson Xeriscape Garden at First Street and Washington Avenue. Food by Antonio’s Burritos and sponsored by City of Loveland.
- Bike tech support by: Loveland Cycle & Fitness.
- Service Center at 200 N. Wilson Avenue, 6-9 a.m. Sponsored by the City of Loveland. Bike tech support by Rocky Mountain Cyclery. Refreshments, and a free Chair Massage for Bike to Work participants.
- Centennial Park at First Street and Taft Avenue. Food provided by Schmidt’s Bakery and sponsored by City of Loveland.
- Woodward Governor at 3800 Wilson Ave. Food and sponsorship by Perkins, El Cielo Mexican Restaurant, Hank’s Pet Food Market, Gateway Liquor, Daddy-O’s Green Onion. Bike tech support by Breakaway Cycle.
- McKee Medical Center at 2000 N. Boise Ave. Food by Santiago’s and McKee Medical Center. Bike tech support by Peloton Cycles.
- Centerra Rocky Mountain Avenue/Hahns Peak Drive. Food by Chick-fil-A. Bike tech support by Trek.
For details and to volunteer at a Bike to Work Day Station, contact Becky West at 962-2735.


WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of Supervisors of Washington County, Virginia, intends to conduct a public hearing at its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 26, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as may be heard to receive comments on the following proposed ordinance:
Proposed ordinance to vacate Tract No. 4 (Tax Parcel No. 122-2-A-4) from the Plat of a Part of the Kirby Smith Land in the Wilson Magisterial District (Plat Book 17, Page 17). Adoption of the ordinance would vacate the lot, which is located on Cloudview Road, from the subdivision plat so that the owner may divide it to create two lots.
The public hearing will be held in the Board of Supervisors Auditorium at the County Government Center Building located at 1 Government Center Place; Abingdon, Virginia. A copy of the full text of the proposed ordinance is on file and available for public inspection in the office of the Washington County Administrator and, also, on the County’s website at www.washcova.com. Individuals requiring physical or sensory accommodations or additional information, please call the Administrative Supervisor, Office of the County Administrator, (276) 525-1300, or call 1-800-828-1120 for TTY/TDD relay services. All citizens are encouraged to attend.
[Click on underlined text to access link to Proposed Ordinance.]


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Steven is a Senior Transportation Engineer and has been with TES since 2016. He is highly proficient in AutoCAD, AutoLISP, and Civil 3D and has recently taken a lead role in QA for AutoCAD drafting and plans. Steven has extensive experience in both design and drafting aspects, and has also undertaken the preparation of contract tender documents and MSQA, working on projects from concept to fruition.
He has experience with a range of design areas including signal design, stormwater design, geometric design, integrated corridors, walking and cycling, and bus infrastructure projects. Steven is also in charge of IT related matters in the office and is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of our computers and servers.
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Los Angeles Times reports on changes in Whittier
Monday, March 24, 2008
Los Angeles Times' Column One looks at the city of Whittier's growing Latino community. Whittier College Professor Dan Duran and Trustee Ruth B. Shannon comment on this trend. To read more in the Los Angeles Times, click here.


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Between 0900 and 1900 on Saturday 30th June, Poole Quay will be closed for the events taking place to celebrate the Folk on the Quay festival.
All routeONE services during these times will not serve Poole Quay and will divert after Slug & Lettuce from High Street Street via Castle Street, Strand Street, Old Orchard, Lagland Street, Skinner Street, Green Road and back onto Ballard Road.
The following stops will not be served:
The nearest stops will be:
We apologise for any inconvenience.


Diretor de V&A • Brazil
Rogério Cerreti is a Director and the South America Leader for Cushman & Wakefield’s Valuation & Advisory group, based out of São Paulo, Brazil. Rogério heads the Valuation & Advisory Brazil team of approximately 60 professionals dedicated to the valuation of hospitality, office, industrial and logistics, agribusiness, retail, residential, and special use properties. The group is responsible for appraising approximately 15,000 properties annually.
- Post-graduate, Real Estate Business, FAAP-SP, 2002
- Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture and Urban Planning, Belas Artes University, 1997
- Specialization in Appraisal Engineering, IBAPE-SP, 1997
Member, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
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The public forum for flooding issues.
Our busy agenda centers on things that affect our communities in and around Todmorden including, Walsden, Shade, Bacup Road Salford, Burnley Road, Halifax Road, etc.
We're close to stocking the first two flood containers. There are five other sections of our community that we know flood. We urgently need local people to get involved so that we can be sure we are able help our neighbours to cope in future flood events. See you next week!
We need your help and support to make things happen, so please do your best to attend - whether you suffer from flooding or not!


Covid has changed the timing of the new home but I think that the plans and builders had already been nearly sorted and PCC had already given the green light to go ahead. It could be done in this timescale, as long as they get started on it soon!bristleposh wrote: ↑14 Sep 2020, 07:40I just had a look at the Forest Green website, some of the stuff they are doing, plus the references to Brighton's ground I think 2023 is a tad ambition. If their information is correct, about a year for planning permission and then organising the builders etc. Especially now with Covid interfering with the timetable. I was looking there to see how much there new ground was going to cost, a lot smaller than ours, but it would have been an option rather than shooting across the otherside of Europe to get inspiration.
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TO ABOLISH FLUSHING ASPHALT PAVEMENTS.
FLUSHING asphalt and similar pavement, entails an enormous expenditure of water, and, consequently, of money upon municipalities where such, or any similar style of paving is in vogue. To many cities, especially such as suffer from periodical droughts which seriously deplete their so_____rces of supply, this lavish use of water proves a serious embarrassment, and the result is either that the flushing system must be abandoned, or that the community must be restricted in its use of water for domestic and manufacturing purposes. In each case the public is greatly inconvenienced, and its health is endangered. St. Paul, Minn., is about to try a substitute for flushing its asphalt streets and roads, in the hope that it may thereby save money and water, and also obtain better results. The pavements will be scraped with rubber tools, after the plan followed successfully in German cities. The asphalt pavements in the business portion of the city are sprinkled eight or nine times a day. While the pavements are covered with water from the sprinkling carts, the men employed to do the hand-sweeping will scrape the surface with rubbers. The dirt and the fine dust can thus be removed to the gutters, where it can be gathered up and hauled away—thus saving part of the cost of keeping the catch-basins clean. The operation will he repeated several times daily, and the streets will be kept free from the fine dust that almost always blows about after the pavements become dry.


The Greenwood Cemetery (also known as Woodland Cemetery) was located at 85th Street and Greenwood Avenue N from 1891 to 1907. The cemetery was removed and the land converted to building lots; it is unknown whether the cemetery was removed for commercial or logistical reasons.
The Greenwood Cemetery was designed to be a large cemetery. It was platted as 160 acres. The secretary for the cemetery corporation was the same H. R. Clise who was the secretary for the Mount Pleasant Cemetery on Queen Anne hill. Thus it seems plausible that Greenwood was intended as an expansion for that cemetery, located outside of the then Seattle city limits to avoid the restriction on new cemeteries within the city.
Some records indicate that this cemetery was also known as the Woodland Cemetery, and that Greenwood Avenue was named for the cemetery.


New Approaches for Water Protection
Treatment of wastewater from industrial and urban municipal sources has improved considerably during recent decades. Diffuse pollution including that caused by wastewater from sparsely populated rural areas has become a more significant factor in the
deterioration of water quality in rivers, lakes and groundwater. It is therefore increasingly important to develop innovative technologies to deal with these problems, including small-scale solutions. In Finland, special wastewater technology is
particularly needed in island communities. The rural municipality of Västanfjärd, on Finland’s southwest coast, has set an ambitious target: all new toilets installed in the community are to be dry composting or urine separating toilets.
New Approaches for Water Protection.pdf (547 kb)


1300 E. Pitman Ave - Wentzville, 63385 Office/Retail
1300 East Pitman Avenue, Missouri 63385
4,666± Sq. Ft. Single Level Former Bank Facility with drive-through of concrete construction on just under 1 Acre of C-3 zoned highway business ground. Ideal for office, retail, restaurant, or other commercial use in fast growing Wentzville.
225 S. Main Street, O’Fallon, Missouri 63366 Investment/Office
225 S. Main Street, O’Fallon, Missouri 63366
4,000± Sq. Ft, "O’Fallon Professional Oﬃce Building" is located just north of I-70 at the northwest corner of Main and Church Streets in the CBD. This brick two story, multi-tenant building is situated on a .71-acre site with 4+/1,000 parking ratio with the possibility of more spots if re-striped.
$1,000,000/$11/Sq. Ft., (usuable) M.G.
2943 - 45 South Brentwood Blvd. - Brentwood, 63144 Office/Retail
2943 South Brentwood Boulevard, Brentwood, Missouri 63144
3,192± Sq. Ft office/retail suite in Brentwood Commons Center, just South of Manchester Road with easy access to I-64, I-70 & Clayton. Space currently finished with reception area, large training room, 4 private offices and restroom. Building and monument signage available. Additional office space may be available.
$18/Sq. Ft., M.G.
613 1st Capitol Dr. - St. Charles, 63301 Office/Retail
613 1st Capitol Dr., St. Charles, Missouri 63301
1,200± Sq. Ft. Professional office or retail condominium in the Heart of St. Charles Central Business District. Only blocks to St. Joseph Hospital, St. Charles City and County Offices, Lindenwood College, and retail centers along 1st Capitol the "Streets of St. Charles.


This is an application to modify the Planned Residential Development at 41 Wolfpit Avenue known as "41 Reserve Apts" (formerly "Dreamy Hollow"). The applicant proposes to reconstruct an accessory building currently used as a 712 square foot pool house to be a 1,245 square foot combined pool house, fitness center, and leasing office. Please contact Amelia Williams with any questions regarding this application. This application is tentatively scheduled for review by the Commission on Wednesday, May 17, 2023 at 6:00pm via Zoom during their Regular Meeting. Please visit the meeting notices page for instructions on how to attend the meeting.


Councilman Mark Kelly, who voted against bringing dogs into parks, said the city should build a dog park instead. The city’s community services director is requesting money to build two of them, he added. “The compromise is to have a dog park where dogs can roam, and still have parks where people can go and not worry about dogs,” he said. “People are worried about the liability issue of dogs biting people and children, and they are concerned about the sanitation issue.” A staff report looked at how other cities handle the pet issue, and of a dozen cities, only three banned man’s best friend from parks – Covina, La Verne and Arcadia, the last of which welcomed canines to a dog park. Claremont, Rancho Cucamonga, San Dimas and Upland also offered dog parks, and Azusa, Duarte, Monrovia, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Upland and West Covina all allow dogs in parks. “In today’s society, dogs have become not just extensions of, but true members of the family,” the staff report said. The Glendora ordinance was based largely on what other cities allow. The council will review the issue in a year, and could repeal the ordinance if there are too many complaints, Herman said. The staff report also turned up a few interesting laws in other cities. Covina, the report noted, prohibits pygmy pigs in parks, but Monrovia and West Covina allow pot-bellied pigs in as long as they are on a leash. In Rancho Cucamonga parks, cats are allowed, but only if owners can get a leash on them. Leashed cats are also allowed in San Dimas parks – except golf courses. [email protected] (626) 962-8811, Ext. 2730 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! GLENDORA – Pups who have long been relegated to city sidewalks could be allowed into city parks as soon as June 21, under an ordinance approved Tuesday night by the Glendora City Council. Dogs would be allowed in any park except Manooshian, Sanburg and Louie Pompei parks. Dog owners would have a handful of other requirements to meet – dogs must remain on a leash, supervised by someone more than 18, and owners must clean up after their dogs, who must be more than 4 months old and in good health, among other things. The City Council voted 4-1 to let the city’s 6,000 licensed pooches on the grass. The ordinance must pass a second vote on May 22 before it would take effect after a 30-day waiting period. Mayor Ken Herman said as long as people keep control over and clean up after their dogs, he supported it. “If dogs \ are going to be responsible, not abusive, no aggressiveness or disturbing the peace in terms of barking, I think it’s great idea,” Herman said.


Twin bridge roads in Bedford village to close during half term
This is so utility work can be carried out
The roads which travel over the River Great Ouse between the villages of Oakley and Bromham will be closed for two days over half term.
It's because Bedford Borough Council is carrying out utility investigations ahead of refurbishment works to the Oakley twin bridges.
The investigations will involve trenching and will require a road closure, as the roads across the river are narrow so there isn’t the space to have a lane open while these works are ongoing.
The closure will take place during half term from 8am to 6pm on both the October 29 and 30. The associated diversion route will be signposted.
Councillor Charles Royden, portfolio holder for environment, said, “We are putting more investment into refurbishing our road network. As the Oakley twin bridges form part of our rich history, their maintenance is important an important part of the heritage of Oakley, Bromham and the wider borough.
“We apologise for any inconvenience that could be caused by the road closure and there will be a clearly signed diversion route in place.”


Avveduti said he could see the club being in the facility “almost every day,” because there are over 300 kids active in the club. The plan calls for the two clubs to pitch in a combined $200,000.
“I would like to see it happen and become a reality,” he said.
Councilman Jonathan McKinney isn’t keen on the new proposal. If the clubs were paying for it up front with cash, he said he wouldn’t have any opposition.
“This has grown way beyond what was originally proposed. When this first was talked about, the clubs were going to pay everything,” McKinney said. “Julie stated that the clubs had the money.”
McDonnell admitted “a lot has changed” with the plan over the years.
First the clubs wanted to put a removable tent structure on land they owned, she said. Then the idea was to have the clubs own a facility on town property. Due to legal concerns, the best solution was for the town to own the land and the building, and have the clubs donate money toward construction, she said.
“This would be a town-owned structure and the town would own it and control it,” McDonnell said. “The clubs would have no legal claims to it.”
Clubs would see preferred rates, times
McKinney also expressed concern about when the facility would be available to the public and other groups since it would be a town-owned facility.
“As soon as these buildings become bonded, they are supposed to be equally shared,” McKinney said. “You got certain hours everybody wants to use it (such as nights and weekends).”
McKinney was president of the town soccer club for three years, which he said allows him to understand the needs and desires of the club. Also, he said he was behind the original push for the facility.


New Walkout lots beside the central park and backing on to the naturalized waterways and paths. New lot types…Read more
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Berg hears flood protection concerns of Sawyer, Velva
August 10, 2012
SAWYER-VELVA — Concerns about future flood protection trouble Sawyer and Velva residents as they wait on the federal government for levee and bridge improvements. Congressman Rick Berg, R-N.D....
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Zoning Commission Meeting:
Public is welcome to attend.
The Bath Township Zoning Commission, Greene County, Ohio, gives notice that a Public Hearing and Work Session will be held at the Township Offices, 1006 Yellow Springs-Fairfield Rd, Fairborn, Ohio 45324, on Monday, April 3rd, 2023, at 6:00pm, to review recommendations and suggest additions to the Zoning Resolution concerning Fences, R-1 lot coverage, Signs, and Medium Scale Solar.
All persons have a right to appear in person or by representation to question the owner or give testimony. The Board of Zoning Appeals action is the final determination on this request, unless otherwise overturned by the Court of Common Pleas.


He holds a degree in Architecture and Fundamentals of Urbanism from the University of Alcalá de Henares and a Master's Degree in Urban Architecture. Later he specialized in the development of Real Estate Promotion through the PDI (Promotion and Real Estate Development) through the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid. His interest in the drafting of projects in BIM methodology led him to become professionally certified in the use of BIM methodology, Revit through Autodesk.
He is currently working as Project & BIM Manager at SmartRental Group. He combines this work with his own work as an architect developing projects from the first sketches to the execution in BIM methodology. In addition, he worked as Design Coordinator of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Remodeling, being part of the drafting team of the Execution Project, initially, and continuing in the Coordination of the On-site Design.


Complete Techstyle Haus project drawings. The Solar Decathlon competition challenges twenty collegiate teams to design and build sustainable homes that are powered exclusively by solar energy and incorporate sustainable architecture and design. Techstyle Haus is an international Brown University, RISD and University of Applied Sciences Erfurt,Germany collaboration designing a solar passivehaus out of high performance textiles.
Department, Architecture and Knowles, Jonathan, "Techstyle Haus Project Drawings" (2014). Prototype. 3.


Attention needs to be given to a ‘death trap’ on the Golden Highway, says Dubbo Regional councillor David Grant.
Cr Grant said he was disappointed and concerned about the lack of consideration the Roads and Maritime Services had given to a bus stop on the Golden Highway.
The shoulder where the bus stopped was barely wide enough, Cr Grant said, and there was no room for parents to be able to pick up and drop off their children.
“Children have been put in a position where they have to climb down and through a water channel to get to the bus stop and when they are hopping off in the afternoon the bus has to pull up on the edge of the water channel to ensure the bus is clear of the roadway,” Cr Grant said.
“Previously there was considerable room for parents to pull off the road while waiting to pick their children up from the bus stop or when dropping them off in the morning. Now with the redevelopment of the intersection the space that is available for the bus to pull in and parents to park has been considerably reduced and to be totally honest is unsafe and it won’t be long before a major incident occurs.”
Cr Grant said there were fears the bus would be hit by a truck on the busy highway. If it rained, there was also a risk of the school children falling when trying to climb over the water channel, the councillor said.
The initial plans were much different to the reality, Cr Grant said, and there was originally no concern from the bus stop users.
What might have initially cost $20,000 to be done properly would now cost at least double or triple the cost, Cr Grant said.
The Roads and Maritime Services was contacted for comment but was no able to provide a response by the deadline.


Ground broken on intermodal project in Easton
Ground was officially broken Friday on an intermodal project in Easton.
The $14 million facility, being built on South 3rd Street, will be home to Easton's City Hall, a bus terminal, office space and the National High School Sports Hall of Fame.
Construction is expected to wrap up in early 2015.
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SUNY Delhi Pool hours for May-June
Tennis and Pickleball Lessons: June/July 2023
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the regular monthly meeting of the Delhi Village Board shall be held on the THIRD MONDAY of each month at 6:00 PM at the Village Hall, 9 Court St, Delhi New York 13753. Exception- January and February meeting will be the FOURTH MONDAY at 6:00 PM because of the holiday.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the official depository for the Village of Delhi shall be the Delaware National Bank of Delhi.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the official newspaper for the Village of Delhi shall be "The Reporter"
This notice is given pursuant to article 7 of the Public Officers Law, known as the Open Meetings Law.
The Village of Delhi will hold a workshop meeting on April 20, 2023 at 6:00 PM at Village of Delhi Boardroom, 9 Court Street for the purpose of discussing the recommendations of the Zoning Review Committee regarding minimum off-street parking requirements in the Village of Delhi. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the Village Clerk's office at 607-746-2258.
Village of Delhi - election results
Results are as follows:
Jeffrey A. Gearhart 66 votes
Daniel M. Ayres 65 votes
Jessica Raber 64 votes
Ian A. Lamont 167 votes
Janet Tweed 162 votes
Write in 7 votes
Public Hearing- Proposed Local Law #1 Property Tax Levy
Public Hearing- Tentative 2023-2024 Budget
Village of Delhi - Election Ballot 2023
Village Election will be held on March 21, 2023 from 12:00 PM- 9:00 PM at Village Hall: 9 Court St. There are 2 Trustee Spots and 1 Mayor Spot- Come out and vote!
Letter from Delaware County Board of Supervisors
Response letter from the Delaware County Board of Supervisors in regards to the January 18, 2023 meeting with Mayor Samudrala and Village of Delhi Community Coalition requesting funds for the Village of Delhi.
SUNY Delhi Design-Build II Class Presents
Presentation on proposed plans for the Cannon Memorial Park at Main & Franklin St. to Village of Delhi Board Members. Presentation will take place on Monday, 2/20/23 at 5:30 p.m. @ SUNY Campus- Centennial Hall.


- City and County of Denver, CO
- United States of America
Heart of Denver Dogs is a community group for dog owners who believe in the health, welfare, and socialization of our pets. Due to geographic limitation such as condo living and zero yards, pet owners need to get the City of Denver and our representatives on board to allow us the freedom to exercise, solcialize, and play freely but responsibly in our local parks.
PLEASE JOIN THE MOVEMENT.
We are asking for off leash hours in all Metro Parks in a safe and community oriented way.
Dear Denver Dog Owners,
In lieu of recent activities regarding the Denver Dog Park Master Plan, recommendations for off-leash hours and additional parks has been tabled until 2011. That is to include the pilot program at City Park for off-leash hours.
The dog opposition made their voices heard loud and clear at the recent public meeting and the City of Denver listened. It is time to make a commitment to our pets and communities to make Denver Dog Owners heard. HeartofDenverDogs.com has been created to give our dog community an easily accessible forum to discuss, organize, and take action.
First on our agenda is to collect as many DOG OWNER signatures to voice our concerns regarding the latest step backward in making Denver a dog friendly community & to take back the pilot for City Park off-leash hours. Please sign the petition below and give us your email address.
We will be posting the Denver Master Plan, up to date activities, functions, etc. The signatures will be delivered to our council persons to let them know that we are as serious as the opposition.
Have your signatures back to heartofdenverdogs.com and join us for a meet and greet on Saturday March 27, 2:00pm at Cheesman Park to plan our next move…… questions call 303-881-4028.
Check out our website HeartofDenverDogs.com or join our group – Heart of Denver Dogs Facebook. More info, fun, stuff coming soon!!!!! WOOF WOOF
The Heart of Denver Dogs - Off Leash HOURS in Denver Parks petition to City and County of Denver, CO was written by Rachael Nike Jacobs and is in the category Animal Welfare at GoPetition.


The delivery of a new four-lane southbound bridge Stage 1 of the Newmarket Connection: Viaduct Replacement Project - moved a step closer last night when the first segment of the bridge deck was successfully installed.
The delivery of a new four-lane southbound bridge – Stage 1 of the Newmarket Connection: Viaduct Replacement Project – moved a step closer last night when the first segment of the bridge deck was successfully installed.
The 73 tonne segment was lifted into place by a crane at 10pm. It was transported to site earlier this week from the project’s pre-cast facility in East Tamaki. A further 42 segments will be craned into place over the next 8 weeks.
“Installing the first bridge segment is a significant step along the way to providing Auckland with a new four-lane southbound motorway, without compromising the traffic flow across the existing viaduct,” says Tommy Parker, the NZTA’s State Highways Manager for Auckland and Northland.
“This project will see us working right alongside a live motorway, with equipment as high as 20 metres in the air at times. To achieve this goal safely we are encouraging all motorists to observe the lower speed limits in place in both directions, and to drive carefully alongside this live construction zone,” he says.
The next stage of work from November will see an important piece of construction equipment erected – a 700 tonne, 140 metre long launching gantry which will be positioned high above the motorway. It will be used to install further segments of the bridge deck from January next year.
For more information on the Newmarket Connection: Viaduct Replacement project, visit www.nzta.govt.nz/newmarketconnection(external link) or contact:
New Zealand Transport Agency
T. +64 4 894 6285
M. +64 21 276 3222


Hello friends! Today is a very special day for Subang Jaya. 22 years years ago, Petaling District Council was upgraded to a Municipal Council. Since then, Subang Jaya had set to officially become a city. According to Selangor Journal, Subang Jaya would be the third city in Selangor after Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya
Officially A City On 20th October 2020
Back in June 2020, MPSJ president, Noraini Roslan announced that the council had received consent from the Sultan of Selangor. “The date of the declaration for Subang Jaya City Council will be on Oct 20, 2020,” she said in a statement after the council’s full board meeting. Today, Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) officially changed to Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ).
Improving Local’s Living Standards
No doubt, the council will have more authority when dealing with council matters thanks to their new city status. “The standard of living for residents in the area would also improve,” Said councilor Chang Kim Loong last year to theSundaily. Especially since the property prices and value will complement its city status.
Noraini is hopeful that the upgraded status will enable them to accommodate more residents. Additionally, Subang Jaya is aiming to reach 500,000 residents in the next 14 years.
We would like to invite you to join our New Private Community Group! Here you are free to ask questions, share your love for food, and explore the Klang Valley community! We will also regularly post about casual promos and latest findings.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — State officials are putting up nearly $2 million in federal disaster money to relocate a water line that runs under Rend Lake in southern Illinois.
The federal grant is administered by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency. It goes to the Rend Lake Conservancy District to make the water main easier to fix after a disaster like an earthquake.
The 18-inch pipe delivers drinking water to 39,000 residents of Jefferson County. Towns include Belle Rive, Bluford, Bonnie, Dix, Ina, Mount Vernon, Nason, Waltonville and Woodlawn.
The grant will pay three-quarters of the cost of moving the line so that it bypasses Rend Lake.
The federal money is administered by the Illinois Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.


Planning Commission Members
Greg Celeskey, Member, Term expires 12/31/2026
Gerald Atkinson, Member, Term expires 12/31/2023
Jerome Theobald, Member, Term expires 12/31/2021
Steve Bates, Member, Term expires 12/31/2024
Jared A. Newbon, Member, Term expires 12/31/2023
Mary Beth Wood, Member, Term expires 12/31/2023
Vacancy, Member, Term expires 12/31/2021
Michael O’Day Sr., Alternate, Term expires 12/31/2021
Benjamin Grover, Alternate, Term expires 12/31/2021
The Honesdale Borough Planning Commission meets the first Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at 303 Commercial Street, Honesdale, PA 18431. Deadline for agenda items is one week prior to the scheduled meeting. During the COVID-19 Pandemic all meetings will be held via Teleconference, information will be posted on the Agenda Upcoming Meeting page.
Check the Borough Calendar for meeting dates.
Planning Commission Minutes Available Online
The link to previous Planning Commission Minutes: http://www.ecode360.com/HO1505
Zoning and Subdivision legislation can be found online from the Legislation link in Public Announcements.
Central Wayne Comprehensive Plan: Central Wayne Regional Comprehensive Plan


On Saturday (4/11) from early morning to mid afternoon, 19th Avenue will be closed for a crane lift to the 140 West 19th Avenue building. Pedestrians will continue to use the south sidewalk. Alternate ADA parking is available at Arps Garage. Access to the parking spaces behind Evans Laboratory will be maintained via College Road.
From Tuesday (3/10) early morning and continuing through late afternoon, soil testing will occur at various locations in and around the new lacrosse stadium. Equipment will sit atop each location and collect soil samples at various depths. The equipment is approximately 20'x8' and will sound like a semitractor-trailer, with minimal fumes and an occasional "hammer" sound lasting for one minute. The exact schedule and order of drillings will be variable because of access, weather, and rate of progress.
Beginning Monday (3/9) early morning and continuing through Wednesday (3/11) mid evening, College Road between 18th Ave. and Annie & John Glenn Ave. will be closed for utility work to support the Arts District expansion. Traffic will be detoured to Woodruff Ave. CABS routes will be detoured as follows:
CLN, CLS, WC - detoured to High Street between Woodruff and 12th Avenue, with temporary stops on both sides of 12th Avenue east of College Road. On College Road, there will be no service to Arps Hall, Stillman Hall, and Ohio Union stops. ER - detoured north on High Street,...
From Thursday (3/12) early morning through Saturday (3/14) late evening, 18th Avenue west of High Street will be closed for utility work to support the Arts District expansion. Access to Arps Garage will be maintained via College Road. Access to parking and the loading dock at Arps Hall will be blocked, with alternate ADA parking available at Arps Garage.
Beginning Monday (3/2) and continuing through August, the pedestrian walk at Cannon Drive and King Avenue will be closed to accommodate construction of a campus entry feature. Anticipate lane restrictions between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Beginning Tuesday (3/3) mid evening, overnight until Wednesday (3/4) early morning, the City of Columbus is closing southbound Olentangy River Road between Ackerman Road and Lane Avenue to accommodate utility work. Southbound traffic will be detoured west on Ackerman Road, south on Kenny Road, and east on Lane Avenue. The CABS Buckeye Village (BV) route will be detoured west on Ackerman Road and south on Fred Taylor Drive. The Ackerman & Olentangy, Woody Hayes Athletic Center, and Olentangy & Borror Dr. bus stops will not be serviced during this time.
From Saturday (3/7) early morning and continuing through Wednesday (3/11) late afternoon, soil testing will occur at various locations in and around the Woody Hayes Drive corridor. Equipment will sit atop each location and collect soil samples at various depths. The exact schedule and order of drillings will be variable because of access, weather, and rate of progress. Some locations may require temporary short-term parking space closures and/or lane restrictions.
Continuing through Monday (4/20) additional short-term utility work will occur at various locations.


After eight years, the city of Williamsburg now has the financial means to finish making repairs and improvements to its storm sewer system.
During a special meeting Monday afternoon, the city council authorized Mayor Roddy Harrison to signed the necessary paperwork for a $2,456,489 loan from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority to make the needed repairs.
Harrison said that part of this money would be used to refinance bonds that paid for previous work and had a 4.75 percent interest rate. The new bonds will carry a 0.25 percent interest rate.
The remaining funds will go towards replacing a manhole at Firestone, a manhole on Siler Street, and manholes on North Fifth Street and South Second Street.
On March 24, 2009, the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet identified four alleged violations, including: Failing to report a spill, failing to properly operate and maintain a facility, contributing to pollution of waters and degradation of surface waters.
The cabinet issued a notice of violation on April 2, 2009, and later that year entered into a seven-year agreed order with the city to make necessary repairs to the system. Previous repairs included replacing a pump station at Briar Creek Park and moving it outside the park in addition to replacing and upsizing the gravity sewer lines on 10th Street and in Briar Creek Park.
Under the terms of the agreement, the city neither admitted to nor denied that the alleged violations occurred. The problem was caused by infiltration of storm water into the sewer system and vice versa.
Harrison said the city was originally supposed to complete the work in seven years, but he applied for an extension in January that gave the city until 2018 to complete the work.
Harrison hopes work on the project will start in spring and that it should take about nine months to complete.
The reduced interest will allow the city to pay off the previous bonds sooner, and should keep the city from having to raise sewer rate as high as it had previously anticipated to pay for the repairs.
“My hope is the sewer rates won’t have to go up nearly as much,” Harrison added.
The council voted Monday to hire the engineering firm of KenVirons to supervise the work.
In addition, the city council voted to hire local attorney Kimberly Frost as the new city attorney for Williamsburg.
Harrison said that a total of seven lawyers applied for the position, and that the committee, who interviewed the finalists, thought the top two or three applicants were very close, but Wilson’s past experience as a city attorney and a district judge was the difference maker.
“She knows the town. She knows the law. Her experience put her over the top,” Harrison added.


NewCAL – Planning for Newton Center of Active Living is underway including two listening sessions:
- September 17 – Listening Session – 7:00 PM
Newton Free Library, Druker Auditorium
- September 28 – Dialogue with Director/Listening Session – 12:00 PM
Newton Senior Center – Newtonville
More information on NewCAL can be found here.
Multi-Use Trail Proposal, September 17th, 7:30 PM – There will be a meeting on Monday, September 17th, 7:30 PM at the Auburndale Community LIbrary to learn more about a proposal for a multi-use trail connecting Lyons field through the edge of Riverside and on to Wellesley. This is being coordinated by the Riverside Greenway Working Group (RGWG).


A reminder that residents are encouraged to come along to this evening’s village meeting at St Mary’s Church at 7:30pm.
The meeting will include a discussion of the progress of the Neighbourhood Plan and a presentation by Chris Brotherton from Thomas Homes of the latest plans for the Community Hub.
Please note that the meeting is being held in the church because the ventilation there is far better than the village hall. However, if you are able, please wear a mask for the protection of others.
We are also arranging for lighting along the Church path to make it easier to see the way in the dark.


Tandang Sora, Quezon City Tandang Sora (Quezon City, Metro Manila, PH - 1116) Built
Philippine Real Estate Directory
- Distressed sale 2,104 sqm vacant lot in Tandang Sora
- Type: Commercial
- Style: Lot / Land
- Size: 0 sq. ft. "VACANT LOT"
- Development Level: Built
- Lot Size: 2104 sq. m.
RUSH AND URGENT SALE BELOW ZONAL (for Medical reasons)
Property Type: Commercial Lot
Exact Location / General Area: Vacant lot located at Barangay Pasong Tamo, QC beside Barangay Road and Emilio Jacinto Senior Highschool
Size: 2,104.6 sq.m.
Price per sqm: Php 35,000 per sq. m negotiable
Title Status: Clean Title, Updated RPT.
Property Highlights and Descriptions: No squatters, with creek in front of the lot, facing South, 106-meter frontage.
Free water drainage system design, disposal through a creek. Ideal for warehouse and townhouse.
5 mins away from Congressional Avenue
Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.


Board of Adjustment and Appeals May 6 , 2013
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX, 350 KIMBARK ST
DATE: May 6, 2013
TIME: 6:00 p.m.
PLACE: City Council Chamber, Civic Center Complex, 350 Kimbark St.
- Approval of the April 1, 2013, Minutes
Explanation of the Rules and Procedures of the Board
The following items are public hearing items:
- VA20130004 – Ms. Kimberly Brayman is requesting a side yard setback variance to construct an attached garage at 145 E 5th Ave.
- VA20130008 – Dairy Queen is requesting a sign setback variance to construct a sign at 1945 Main Street.
- VA20130006 – Ms. Carol McGill is requesting a size variance to construct a detached garage at 238 Judson Street.
- VA20130007 – Mr. Lewis Kellin is requesting a side/front and rear yard setback variance to construct a detached garage at 2 – 6th Avenue.
- Items from City Staff – Vote on Chair & Vice Chair & meeting notification placement.
- Public Invited to be Heard
If you need special assistance to attend this meeting please call Building Inspection at 303-651-8951.
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Ingersoll Rand - Sliding door system
The Dor-O-Matic system was installed on both sides of the entrance to Myton School’s John Atkinson sport centre (Warwick) to ease access for people carrying bags and sports equipment and enable the
centre to cope with heavy pedestrian traffic. The system is available in bi-parting and single-slide
configurations, has adjustable opening and closing speeds and automatic opening sensors, and opens to a width of approximately 2m.


DETROIT (WXYZ) — The City of Detroit is offering paid positions to residents interested in helping to clean up alleys.
The city's new alley cleanup program, which was launched in August, is on pace to clean 500 alleys by the end of the year. To date, 29 have been cleaned.
The city said the response to the program has been "overwhelmingly positive" from residents.
“The alley cleanup program was a direct response to what we’ve heard from residents for years,” Mayor Mike Duggan said in a press release. “We’ve heard the continual requests to get the alleys cleaned up. Not only are we listening; we’re acting, but we can't do this work alone. Together with registered block clubs across the city, and any Detroiter that wants to help get the work done, we can get this city cleaned up, one alley at a time.”
The work performed by city cleanup crews includes complete removal of everything in the alley, including debris removal and tree and brush trimming. Some light grading work is also being done to ensure alleys are leveled and passable. Gates are expected to be made available next year.
The city is looking to hire at least 20 additional Detroit residents interested in performing alley cleanup duties. There are several positions available, ranging in pay starting at $13 to $20 per hour.
Interested individuals should submit an application here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/detroit/jobs/2802771/alley-clean-up-program/apply/jobdetails?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs [lnks.gd]
Additionally, the city is looking to partner up with registered block clubs and neighborhood associations.
Registered block clubs and neighborhood associations interested in submitting an alley for cleanup must complete the online request form here https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/8a2126a0a39e48ae8ba82c56d566bced [lnks.gd]
Once an alley has been selected and cleaned, the block club must commit to maintaining the alley by performing additional cleanups, at least twice per year.


This 20+acre site located at 9603 South Ocean Drive on South Hutchinson Island in Jensen Beach, Florida is conveniently positioned 2.5 miles north of Jensen Beach Causeway. With only a short distance from one of South Florida's most desirable beaches, the site is well-positioned and surrounded by local hotels, resorts, and restaurants. The property offers residential zoning, providing a multi-family development opportunity that borders the water. Docks and slips permissible. Opportunity for multi-family development. Owner is in process of getting uplands study with anticipation of 4 acres uplands to permit 20-23 units on A-1-A
Electric, Public Water, Municipal Sewer, Cable, Phone Line, Trash Removal
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Re: Re: Olympia Theatre Portico
Hope Iâ€™m not sounding like a broken record, but it really needs to be questioned what they did with all the granite – complete pavements or just kerbing – taken up in recent times for works such as Luas.
Both Luases got a completely new street treatment in the city centre. Streets like Harcourt Street, Abbey Street and Chancery Street wouldâ€™ve had a lot of old granite. Where was it all put, and why do they claim theyâ€™ve run out of it now (as they did in the recent Henrietta Street case)? Did they sell it off to help rebuild Iraq or something?
There used to be a huge mound of it piled up in the yard of that Marrowbone Lane depot (which is located between Guinnesses & Cork Street). I saw it myself a few years ago. But itâ€™s gone now.


Jogging and Walking
The historic district as well as the College of William and Mary campus make for a splendid run. The best times for an amble along the sidewalks or cobblestone streets are early in the morning and at sundown. In the district is a 3-mi loop. Some of the nicest paths to run include the main thoroughfare of Duke of Gloucester Street, and the myriad side streets such as Botetourt and Blair streets. A 30-mi path starts at the college and runs all around the Colonial area.


Traffic Regulation Order (TRO)
Temporary prohibition or restriction on roads
Order number: 006, 2022
Clockhouse Lane, North Stifford
1) The Borough Council of Thurrock, in exercise of their powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and all other powers, has made an Order the effect of which is to:
- prohibit any vehicle from travelling along Clockhouse Lane for its entire length
- prohibit any vehicle from parking on the eastern and western kerb line of Clockhouse Lane
2) The purpose of the Order is to enable Thurrock Council to carry out carriageway resurfacing.
3) There is no alternative route. Access will be maintained for residents.
4) The Order will come into force on Friday 21 January 2022 until Sunday 23 January 2022. The works will be carried out and the prohibitions will be in place during the following times: Friday 21 January 2022 between the hours of 9:30am and 3:30pm and Saturday 22 January 2022 and Sunday 23 January 2022 between the hours of 8am and 5pm. It only applies to those days and times when indicated on site by the presence of the appropriate traffic signs in accordance with The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016.
5) It is expected that the works will be completed within the above times, however the Order will continue in force for a period not exceeding 18 months or until the works have been completed, whichever is the sooner.
6) If the works are not completed within 18 months, the Order may be extended for a longer period with the approval of the Secretary of State.


Planning Commission meetings will be held on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm Pacific Time.
December 11, 2014 - Meeting cancelled to to lack of a quorum.
July 10, 2014 The Lincoln County Planning Commission will not be holding a meeting in July 2014.
April 10, 2014 - Regular meeting to be held in Alamo, Nevada at 5:30 pm Pacific Time
March 20, 2014 - Workshop - Development Agreement in Toquop area


|M11 Junction 8B|
|Location Map ( geo)|
|Junctions related to the A120|
Birchanger Green Roundabout • Priory Wood Roundabout • Marks Tey Interchange • Ardleigh Crown Interchange • Hare Green Interchange • Bassingbourn Roundabout • Dunmow West Interchange • Dunmow South Interchange • Blake End Interchange • Panners Interchange • King William Interchange • Galleys Corner Roundabout • Marks Farm Roundabout • Ramsey Junction • Parkeston Roundabout • St Nicholas Roundabout • Pattricks Junction • Bathside Junction • Horsley Cross • Horse Cross • Pellen's Corner • Millennium Way Junction • Dunmow Road Junction • Hadham Park Roundabout • Tilekiln Roundabout
Junction 8B of the M11 was part of the Stansted Airport Second Terminal Access Project. It would have been a roundabout, linked in with Junction 8, providing access to the current Stansted terminal via a new link road.
|London (M25), Harlow|
|Hertford, Terminal 2, Colchester, B. Stortford (A1250), Takerley B1256, Services|
|Terminal 1, Car Parks|


Urgent Road Closure – Warmlake Road, Chart Sutton – 14th March 2022 (Maidstone)
It will be necessary to close Warmlake Road, Chart Sutton from 14th March 2022 for up to 7 days.
The road will be closed between Norton Road and Plough Wents Road.
The alternative route is via Chart Corner, B2163 Plough Wents Road, Maidstone Road and vice versa.
This is to enable urgent carriageway repairs to be carried out by Kent County Council.
Enclosed is a copy of the Traffic Notice in confirmation of this.


We have just learned that City Council is re-convening the hearings on the Zoning Code proposals on Wednesday, September 14th at 10 a.m. in City Hall, Room 400. We encourage you to attend the hearings to show your support for the new zoning code. It is critically important that City Council members understand that they need to conduct their hearings within the next few weeks and send their comments back to the Zoning Code Commission promptly so the final version of the new zoning code can be returned to Council in time to take a final vote for passage in this legislative session.
The best – and easiest – way for us to demonstrate the urgency and level of concern we have to keep this process on track is to attend the hearing, filling the seats in the public gallery of City Council. We need to let Council know that we are paying attention and that we care. If you wish to testify or send in written comments on specifics, that is also important, but the single most powerful step you can take at this stage in the process is to simply be present for an hour or two while the hearing takes place this coming Wednesday morning.
If you have questions about he hearing or process, you can contact the Zoning Code Commission at email@example.com
Councilman Green has issued a memorandum to Council about the proposed Code. See the attached PDF for Councilman Green’s memo. The link to PlanPhilly’s reporting on it is at http://planphilly.com/councilman-bill-green-issues-memo-calling-amendments-draft-zoning-code
The Next Great City Coalition is looking for 500 signatures for an e-petition in support of the proposed code. The web link to the Next Great City Coalition petition site is http://www.nextgreatcity.com/zoningreform
Design Advocacy Group
Joanne Aitken, FAIA, Chair


With a busy meeting season, several reminders are due. We are having our first Eastside meet-up tonight at the Rock Bottom Brewery in Bellevue. Attendees should begin showing up at 5pm. Right before our meet-up, Sound Transit is holding a joint workshop with the Bellevue City Council discussing the new downtown alternatives recently studied. The workshop will be open to the public at Meydenbauer Center from 1:30pm to 4pm.
Sound Transit is also holding yet another open house for the new alternatives next Thursday, February 18th, from 4 to 7pm (presentation beginning at 5pm). Late last year, we had a recap on a similar open house being held regarding the old alternatives in the DEIS.


Advocates speak out
PopCourts is a pop-up park in the Austin neighborhood on Chicago’s Westside. Imagined as a respite from the challenges brought on by the pandemic, PopCourts provides much-needed outdoor amenity space in the heart of Austin.
This film shares the story of one campaign - Curbside Notary in Kansas City, Missouri. Specifically, how two simple pieces of plywood became a vessel for community conversation and action.


Listed by Cowan And Zellers
Bring your builder and your plans and build your dream home in this beautifully sited neighborhood. 11 lots available - all at assessed value. One mile to Hopkinton High School and to Contoocook Village and 10miles to Concord. Easy access to major interstates.


Sheeler Oaks Dr
$140,000, 1.96 Acres
About This Property
Nearly 2 acres vacant land, high and dry,with some trees, paved street and sidewalk, abutting Sheeler Oaks Subdivision. Zoning allows up to 5 homes per acre. Survey available
City Water, Electric Avail on Site, Public Utilities, Street Lights
In City Limits, Street Paved, Close to Bus, Partially Wooded
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Listing data comes from My Florida Regional MLS.
Listing information last updated on December 11th, 2017 at 8:03am EST.


The Town of New Glasgow got a little more colourful Thursday with the addition of the town’s first rainbow crosswalk in front of Glasgow Square.
The idea came forward in early June from one of the town’s staff to paint the crosswalk.
After the option was investigated by looking into the community development and engineering for cost as well as a suitable location and style, the decision was made to go ahead with the project and special paint for the project was ordered.
“We wanted to have this in as a lead up to culture days,” said CAO Lisa MacDonald.
“I think it just goes in line with the efforts that New Glasgow is making to be an inclusive community.”
As chair of the town’s Race Relations and Anti-Discrimination Committee, Coun. Henderson Paris was thrilled to see the sidewalk being painted such brilliant colours.
“I think it’s absolutey wonderful,” he said. “It certainly supports the idea that we are a diverse community.”
He also noted that in front of Glasgow Square was a very suiting place for the special crosswalk as the facility is not only the host of many cultural events in the town but the gazebo beside the crosswalk is also where the opening ceremonies of the town’s annual Pride week take place each year.
“It’s certainly a suiting place,” he said. “We’re very pleased and excited.”
The Town of New Glasgow has its first rainbow crosswalk. Proudly showing off the colourful crossing are, from the left: Gerard Veldhoven, Emily Morton, Josiah MacDonald, Lisa MacDonald. Right: Henderson Paris, Wendy Hughes, Trudy Vince, Thekla Altmann and Vania MacMillan. (Brimicombe photo)


Public comment is sought by the city as it finalizes the fare structure for the Atlanta Streetcar, which will debut this summer. A public meeting will be held May 20 from 7 to 8 p.m. (and open house is from 6 to 7 p.m.) at old City Council Chambers at Atlanta City Hall, 68 Mitchell St.
If you would like to comment but are unable to attend this meeting, you may submit your comments via email to firstname.lastname@example.org or by calling (404) 330-6759 and leaving a message.
Here’s a list of the proposed fares:
Full Fare (One-Way Trip): $1.00
Child Fare (2 children with paid adult): $0.00
One-Day Pass: $3.00
Seven Day (Weekly) Pass: $11.00
30-Day (Monthly) Pass: $40.00
Five-Day (Visitor) Pass: $10.00


Future Steel Building$25,000 obo
Package will build a 30 by 54 and 19 high, comes with engineered drawings for the building and cement slab. Solid back wall, open front to build any size door needed.
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|Registered City:||Charlie Lake, BC|


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Advocacy 101: Road Projects (Virtual)
June 28, 2023 @ 7:00 pm
With rapid population growth comes new developments that threaten wildlife habitat – a fact that many in Loudoun are well acquainted with. These new developments also have exterior needs that further jeopardize wildlife. One such additional need is road projects. Road projects come with a slew of complexities that are different from normal development applications, and require different approaches when it comes to advocacy. As you prepare for summer travels, get road trip ready and join us June 28th to learn about how road projects impact wildlife and what you can do to help minimize the harm that comes from this necessary infrastructure. Connection information for this virtual presentation will be included in your confirmation email when you register. Registration required.
Questions: Contact email@example.com.


: Chamberlin Neighborhood Airport Planning Committee
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The City South Burlington City Council Committee meeting on the Chamberlin Neighborhood and Burlington International Airport. Agenda includes: Call to Order; Changes to Agenda; Approve Minutes; Public Comment Period on Items NOT on the Agenda; Review/Analysis of themes from the Community Forum: (a) Themes 3 & 4 as discussed at June 25 meeting: Noise and Land Use, (b) Possible discussion of other themes as identified; Consider options for additional community /stakeholder input; Other Business; Adjourn. www.sburl.com


PHOENIX, ARIZONA: A PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT
Welcome to Phoenix, Arizona where the sun shines more than 300 days a year and rainfall is at a minimum. Founded in 1868 by Jack Swilling and incorporated in 1881, Phoenix has grown exponentially from a small, desert farming community in the Salt River Valley into a burgeoning metropolis covering over 500 square miles. A mélange of old and new where glass and steel structures share city blocks with 19th-century homes and the futuristic looking light rail train passes through historic neighborhoods, Phoenix is unlike any other Arizona city.
Trim Size: 8 1/2 x 11
Cover Type: Hardcover with dust jacket
Photography by Paul Scharff
Narrative by Christine K. Bailey


The Town of Basalt and Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Board (OST) are partnering to protect more open space in the midvalley. Sopris Chase as the property is sometimes called, contains 25 acres and is located just west of the Basalt High School campus. It also abuts the BLM’s Light Hill and the Grange Family Ranch, which was placed under conservation easements in 2007 and 2008. The land has been placed under contract with closing scheduled for August of this year.
The northern 6 acres of Sopris Chase includes agricultural land that holds the potential for a community focused agricultural project, such as a community garden or Community Supported Agriculture. The southern portion reaches up the flanks of Light Hill and provides winter range for Mule Deer and Elk. An informal hiking trail also crosses the southern reaches of the property.
Basalt Town Council will consider appropriating $400,000 for this land acquisition at their Regular Meeting on Tuesday June 22nd at 5:00 PM. “ We are pleased to partner with Pitkin County Open Space and Trails to complete a comprehensive agricultural conservation for this beautiful part of our valley” says Leroy Duroux, Mayor of Basalt.
On Wednesday, the Pitkin County Commissioners will consider their share of the purchase price, $1,100,000 at their regular meeting Wednesday, June 23rd. The Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Board unanimously recommended funding $1,100,000 from the Open Space fund for this purchase. “We are thrilled to partner with Basalt again to preserve another important piece of agricultural land in the midvalley”, states Tim McFlynn, chair of the Open Space and Trails Board.
Basalt and Pitkin County Open Space and Trails enjoy a long history of successful partnership in land conservation. Other open space and trail projects that these two organization have collaborated on include: the Emma Open Space, Emma Townsite Property (aka the Minney Property), Grange Ranch, Fisherman’s Park (aka Meyers Park) and the Emma Trail.
If purchased for public open space, the two local governments will collaborate in drafting a management plan for the property, to define future recreational and agricultural uses, and will share the responsibility of managing the property equally. The Town and County also plan to convey a conservation easement to Aspen Valley Land Trust to further ensure that it will remain open space.
For further information contact:
Dale Will, Director, Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Program: 970/920-5203
Bill Kane, Basalt Town Manager: 970/927-4701


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Old Town Quay Redevelopment was a key item for the development of tourism in the area. It is also now a local landmark, finished to a high standard at the gateway to Portadown. Contract was for Environmental Improvements to Old Town Quay and included;
• Supply & Installation of 2 new floating pontoons and access ramps including driven piled fixings into river bed.
• Supply and Installation of new service bollards on floating pontoons to provide light, power, water, fire fighting and safety equipment for users including trenching and ducting services
• Concrete walling to sides of existing slipway and rock armouring to river banks
• Creation of new car park including kerbing and drainage
• Creation of new reinforced grass area for trailer park including kerbing and drainage
• Creation of hard surfaced paths to pedestrian areas
• Supply and Installation of lighting columns, street furniture, boundary railings, riverside railing, seats, bins, picnic tables and signage.
• Soft landscaping works, importing of topsoil, grassing and planting
• Removal of large mound between car park and river and disposal of material off site.
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Councillor Hermann Vorster serves the people of Division 11. Cr Vorster was elected to the City of Gold Coast in 2016. He is the appointed Chair of the Lifestyle and Community Committee and also serves on the Economy, Planning and Environment, and Transport and Infrastructure committees. Cr Vorster’s office is in Robina.
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Councillor Vorster can be contacted by phone and is available at the Community Centre from Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm, by appointment.


Duce Construction Company will host an MCORE Project pre-construction open house (http://go.fs.illinois.edu/mcore) on Wednesday, February 22 from 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in the field office located at 24 East Green Street, Unit 19. Please enter from the west side of the facility and follow signs to the upper level.
Project representatives will be available to discuss current construction plans, show maps and exhibits, and answer questions.
MCORE is a transformative $44M transportation project designed to improve mobility in the core of the community. Construction will begin in March 2017, weather permitting.
More information on the MCORE Project is at: http://mcoreproject.com
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How to Reach the Venue
– From the city center:
By metro: There are two stations near the North Campus, “Zona Universitària” (Line 3 and Line 9) and “Palau Reial” (Line 3). Both stations are about 10 minutes walking distance of the venue but Palau Reial is preferable except if you come from the airport (see below). Line 3 connects the Campus to several points in the city center (Liceu, Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia, and Diagonal stations). For details please visit the TMB website.
By bus: There are many bus lines around the Campus (7, 33, 67,…) as well as some trams. For details on lines and stops please visit the TMB website.
– From the airport:
By metro: Take the L9S metro line. The frequency is every 7 minutes. It takes around 30 minutes to reach “Zona Universitària” station, and from there you can walk to the conference venue (10 minute walk).
By bus: You can take bus line 46 to get to the city center. Alternatively, the Aerobus is a special bus line connecting the Barcelona Airport (T1 and T2) with the city center. The ticket costs 6.75€. For details on lines and stops, please visit the Aerobus website. Once in the city center, you may use either the bus or the metro (see above) to get to the hotel.
By taxi: Barcelona taxis (yellow & black) are available at the arrival terminals. A taxi ride to North Campus costs around 25€.
The best way of transportation in Barcelona is the metro. The single ticket costs 2.40€. The ‘T-Casual’ is a personal ticket and is valid for 10 trips, and its price is 11.35€. The tickets can be bought inside the metro stations in the automatic machines (English language and credit card accepted). However, these tickets cannot be used for the metro stops Aeroport T1 and Aeroport T2. You would need to buy a special Airport metro ticket if you want to use the metro to get to and from Barcelona airport.
For more information about public transportation, you may check the TMB website.
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Residents Should Plan for Ironman 70.3 Traffic Impacts Saturday, Nov. 14
CLEARWATER. - The Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 will impact Pinellas County traffic on race day, Saturday, Nov. 14. Lane and road closures will start at 5 a.m. throughout the county. Clearwater Beach road closures will begin at 3 a.m., and drivers will not be permitted to travel south of the roundabout due to closures on Coronado Drive and South Gulfview Boulevard.
Helpful Driving Hints for Race Day - To ease congestion on race day, drivers should leave early to allow for extra traffic and lane closures. The bike course will re-open at 12:30 p.m. and the run course will re-open at 3:30 p.m. Since the race route does not affect U.S. 19, use it as the main north-south route. Signalized intersections along the route will have police officers assisting motorists and will let vehicles through when and if it is safe to do so. Motorists who come upon a non-signalized intersection should yield to bicyclists as bikes have right-of-way on the course.
The 2009 Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3, is the culmination of over thirty global Ironman 70.3 events and takes more than 1,700 athletes along a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike and 13.1-mile run. More than 90,000 athletes vie for slots to the event each year. The 2009 Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 will air on NBC on Sunday, June 6, 2010.
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This Order will close:
Sinclair Street From its junction with Kirk Street to its junction with High Street from 0800 hours until 1800 hours from 5-6-23 until 18-6-23 to facilitate the installation of a new BT duct.
Emergency service access will be maintained.
Alternative Routes: via Kirk Street, The Cross, High Street
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The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Sinclair Street, Dunblane) (Temporary Closure) Order 2023 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 12-5-23


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2019 Construction Projects
Myersville Road and SR 619 Roundabout
Construction on this roundabout is set to begin in early summer. The center of the roundabout will include five metal etched panels. Cast your vote on which panel series you'd like to see at Myersville Road and SR 619. Cast your VOTE.
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- East Liberty Park Restroom
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- Arlington Rd Culvert Replacement (Knollwood Lake)


Ocean City’s Cambria Hotel, bayside boardwalk on schedule to open this year
Posted on - July 14, 2020
OCEAN CITY, Md. — Residents and visitors in Ocean City will be able to enjoy the Sinepuxent Bay in a whole new way later this year through a new bayside boardwalk and luxury hotel.
For decades, the old Cropper Concrete Plant stood next to the Route 50 bridge but, before the end of summer, the Cambria Hotel will open to the public, according to its developer.


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Rt. 91 and Norton Road Project
8/4: The project is scheduled to be completed over the next month. S.E.T., Inc. has started the final phases.
Concrete work is being completed over the next week. Asphalt work may begin as early as August 10th and will last a couple of weeks to grind the pavement, place two levels of asphalt, and finish pavement markings. Daily lane closures, traffic pattern shifts, and traffic delays are expected during this work.
Traffic signals at S.R. 91/Norton Road and S.R. 91/Fishcreek Road will be coordinated and completed this month. Bike trail work will be completed when the final pavement goes down in the next few weeks. Seeding and mulching, punch list items, and final clean up will occur over the next month. All work is scheduled to be completed by September 15, 2017, weather dependent.
The City of Stow Engineering Department is the lead agency. If you have any questions, contact engineering at 330-689-2719 or e-mail Jim McCleary at firstname.lastname@example.org.
State Rt. 8 – Paving
8/4: Karvo Paving has revised the asphalt repairs, grinding and resurfacing schedule to begin southbound on RT 8 on Monday, August 14th and northbound will start a few days later. Ramp work will begin around the end of the month. All asphalt work is projected to be completed mid- September followed by safety and pavement markings.
This work on Rt 8 is weather dependent and the schedule is subject to change.
Leewood Road at the stream crossing
8-7 thru 8-28
8/4: The City of Stow has hired a contractor to replace the large pipe under Leewood Rd. between 3886 and 3906. In order to perform this work we must shut down the roadway for 21 days. Addresses 3886 to 3722 should enter from the South end of Leewood to gain access to their residence. Addresses 3897 to 3970 should enter from the North end of Leewood to gain access to their residence.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience .We apologize in advance for your inconvenience. If you have any additional questions or concerns please contact Michael Jones at 330-689-2719


The Indianapolis City-County Council on approved a deal Sept. 25 that clears the way for Carmel to proceed with constructing roundabouts along 96th Street at Hazel Dell Parkway, Gray Road, Delegates Row and Randall Drive. Previously, Councilor Christine Scales wouldn’t sign off on their construction because she said she opposes those projects along the county border.
Indianapolis filed a lawsuit in June, and on Aug. 10 Boone County Judge Matt Kincaid granted the preliminary injunction. The judge told the two cities to meet for mediation to resolve the matter, but he noted that Carmel could move their roundabouts six feet north and then begin construction. Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard indicated that he would do just that if an agreement wasn’t reached.
The cities of Carmel and Indianapolis signed a tentative agreement in early September but approval was needed from both city councils. Carmel’s city councilors expressed a willingness to agree to the deal but waited to see what the Indianapolis vote might be first.
At one point, Scales told Current she believed her fellow councilors would side with her since it’s generally been an unspoken agreement that councilors get to make decisions regarding their own districts. The City-County Council authorized the deal by a 14-10 vote.
The agreement states that Carmel will repave a detour route and install and maintain sidewalks on the south side of 96th Street from Priority Way West Drive to just east of River Ridge Drive.
Brainard said he expects the Carmel City Council to vote on the agreement soon. He said he’s unsure when construction might begin.
“Our engineer will look at it,” he said. “We’ve got to think very carefully what’s done this year and what’s done this spring.”


ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. - The Rockland County Highway Department has issued an advisory to motorists regarding road resurfacing in Ramapo.
Beginning at approximately 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 5, roadwork will be performed along Wilder Road in Wesley Hills from Lime Kiln Road to Route 202, weather permitting, as crews complete work in the area.
The Highway Department noted that there will be a posted detour and flaggers to assist with traffic control. Motorists can expect delays and have been asked to seek alternate routes when possible.
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Metro station closures and single-tracking delays that many riders have experienced each weekend will be put on pause as D.C. celebrates the return of cherry blossoms.
Richard Sarles, Metro's general manager and CEO, announced Monday that Metro will take a break from its agressive rebuilding efforts to accomodate customers traveling during Cherry Blossom season.
Metro ridership typically increases by more than 15 percent during the Cherry Blossom festival.
The pause in Metro construction activity will take place over four consecutive weekends, beginning March 23 and continuing through Sunday, April 14. The only planned weekend work during those weekends will take place late on Sunday evenings.
However, let's remember the blossoms haven't bloomed yet.
So riders should expect delays and single-tracking on all four Metro lines this weekend, March 8 through 10, beginning at 10 p.m. Friday:
On the Orange Line: Two stations will be closed: Minnesota Ave and Deanwood.
Free shuttle buses will replace trains between Stadium-Armory and Cheverly. Line trains will operate in two segments throughout the weekend: between Vienna and Stadium-Armory every 20 minutes, and between New Carrollton and Cheverly every 20 minutes.
The last train of the night from New Carrollton to Cheverly will depart 50 minutes earlier than normal -- at 1:46 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, and at 10:46 p.m. on Sunday night.
On the Blue Line: Trains will operate in two segments: between Franconia-Springfield and Stadium-Armory every 20 minutes, and between Largo Town Center and Benning Road every 20 minutes. Free shuttle buses will replace Blue Line trains between Stadium-Armory and Benning Road.
The final train of the night from Largo Town Center to Benning Road will depart 14 minutes earlier than normal -- at 2:10 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, and at 11:10 p.m. on Sunday night.
On the Red Line: Trains will single track between Judiciary Square and Rhode Island Avenue. Between Shady Grove and Glenmont trains will operate every 20 minutes. Between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, additional trains will operate between Shady Grove and Judiciary Square.
On the Green and Yellow Lines: Trains will single track between L'Enfant Plaza and Mt Vernon Square. Rails will operate every 20 minutes between Branch Avenue and Greenbelt and Huntington and Mt. Vernon Square only.


The newly constructed Pokuase Interchange which was commissioned just a month ago has turned into a night fufu joint.
The Pokuase Interchange is a four level stack interchange located at Pokuase Junction and is the largest interchange in West Africa. It was commissioned early last month to much funfair.
However, fast forward to a month later and such a monumental project has turned into a “Night Fufu Joint”. This latest development at the interchange was reported by Accra based radio station OkayFM and was subsequently posted on its instagram page.
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Durbin, Bustos Announce $1.67 Million Investment in Peoria International Airport
[WASHINGTON, DC] – Today, U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) and U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos (D-IL) announced $1,676,309 in federal funding for infrastructure improvements and upgrades at General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport in Peoria, Illinois. The grant was awarded through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration, and will be used to help rehabilitate the airport’s apron.
“Airports and reliable air service are crucial to the economic success of Illinois communities large and small,” said Durbin. “If we are going to be a great leader in the world economy, we need an infrastructure to support it. This investments in the Downing Peoria International Airport will allow the airport to continue transporting passengers safely and efficiently.”
“By investing in our network of roads, bridges, rail lines, airports and waterways, we are creating jobs and strengthening our region’s long term economic well-being,” said Bustos, a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. “Today’s investment in the General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport will improve our region’s transportation for years to come while also putting people to work and growing the local economy.”
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The work continues for the infamous sinkhole on Britton Road. OKC Crews are working on repairs today. Tomorrow, workers will begin the backfill and compaction process. Concrete will be poured by the end of the week, and they will need additional time for the substance to cure. Weather permitting, the City anticipates reopening the road by the end of next week. A special thanks to Shannon Cox with the OKC Public Works Department for keeping us updated on the progress.


Dear resident, please note that, as a result of unplanned, emergency repair work to infrastructure, water supply will temporarily be interrupted. Affected areas: Van Enckhuizen street and surrounding areas.
Saldanha Bay Municipality’s technicians have commenced with repair work to restore the water supply as soon as possible.
We apologise for the inconvenience occurred and urge the affected water consumers to please be patient during this period.
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After four years of work and planning, two historic Estero structures are now at home in Estero Community Park. See the article here.
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Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), Nottingham
Muti Use Games Area (MUGA) in Nottingham
A short while ago first4playgrounds crafted a Multi Court (Basketball and Netball) in Nottingham.
The Nottingham city council asked us to install the Multi court onto a work in progress Multi Use Games Area (MUGA).
This looked brilliant as you can see and can be used for not only children to play but 5 a-side football teams and for winter training, not only for football but basketball and netball teams.
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Bike sharing facilitated White House rally
Last night, crowds gathered at the White House to celebrate the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed by US forces. Capital Bikeshare played a significant role in getting people there quickly.
Many others apparently couldn't find docks or didn't want to take the time to detour, so people just kept bikes with them or left them sitting nearby. Hopefully they all made it back to docks at the end of the night, even if individual people ended up taking each other's bikes.
One of bike sharing's advantages is that it's very flexible. Unlike buses or trains, bike sharing can operate at full capacity at any hour of the day, even in the middle of the night when a special occasion warrants it.
On the other hand, unlike buses or trains, it can't move huge numbers of people in the same direction at the same time, which commuters need. That's why having a mix of different transit modes is the best policy.
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- There's history to behold on some of DC's manhole covers
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Road Closure - Ducksett Lane
18 September 2023 (8am) to 22 September 2023 (4pm)
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50W SMD Street Lamp with Adjustable Bracket, for 60mm poles
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