Houses service road repairs
Unfortunately, we have had to postpone the project to repair the concrete surface of the service road running behind odd numbers odd nos. 3-11 Vale Lane, 41-231 Princes Gardens and 49-83 Tudor Gardens inclusive.
The owners of houses on the Princes Gardens outer loop received formal notice in early 2021 of plans to repair the service road running behind their homes. This service road also serves some odd numbered houses on Vale Lane and Tudor Gardens.
The service road hasn’t been maintained for many years and the concrete surface is breaking up badly in some places. It needs to be fixed so rubbish and recycling trucks can get through and residents can access their garages safely.
This is a capital project, to be paid for by the properties concerned rather than from HHGERA reserves. The owners concerned were therefore put on notice to expect an invoice of up to £400 per house (on top of the normal annual service charge of £60) to pay for the work.
The 2021 Annual General Meeting approved the project in principle and agreed funding arrangements that avoid the risk of a long term strain on Residents Association reserves.
Meanwhile, the working group organising the project identified the areas most in need of repair (see map) and met six specialist contractors on site. (We can’t resurface the whole length because it would cost millions of pounds and there is no Council or government funding because it is owned indirectly by residents.) Three companies were invited to tender and one was chosen as the preferred bid.
Unfortunately, at that point it became clear that neither prices nor timing could be guaranteed because of raw material bottlenecks in the aftermath of Covid. We have therefore decided to delay the repairs for 1-2 years, until the construction market is more stable. The work already done won’t be wasted, though, as specification and contractor details will be kept on file. Contact the team via firstname.lastname@example.org if you have any questions
Click the links below to key documents:
Notice of intention to carry out works, delivered to all affected houses ahead of Houses Management Committee annual general meeting (AGM) alongside agenda and other papers
Paper on funding mechanism for the project, as approved by the AGM
Initial estimates by contractors (based on smaller areas than shown in the updated map above and different detailed specifications):
Contact us if you would like to be involved:
Email email@example.com with any queries or if you would like to join the working group when we restart the project. Your residents association is run by volunteers and relies on everyone to keep the Estate running smoothly.


Residents in Cookstown have spoken of their anger at the state of the footpaths along the Fairhill Road in the town.
Resurfacing work took place recently on the road and one resident told the MAIL the footpaths have been left in a very “hazardous” state. The lady who did not wish to be named told the MAIL that footpaths on both sides of the road are covered in stones making it very dangerous to walk along.
A DRD spokeswoman said: “The three day closure planned for next week will no longer be required as contractors finished the carriageway work on Saturday ahead of schedule. Contractors are currently working on resurfacing the footpaths and should be completed next week.”


There is only one way to fix this problem.
That is what the city is saying about the traffic on Williamsburg’s Wallabout Street, a chaotic two-way route that planners at the transportation department want to make one-way. Members of a local panel agree that the road is too narrow for the heavy traffic it sees.
“Two trucks or buses cannot go down the road at the same time and there have been many accidents and it is very dangerous for pedestrians,” said Community Board 1 member Karen Nieves.
But the board postponed a vote on the city’s proposal to transform the street into a one-way last week because it would take away precious space on the road’s shoulders, they said.
“Businesses need to be able to load and unload from 7 am to 7 pm on weekdays,” Nieves said to explain the no-vote.
Be that as it may, something must be done to make the thoroughfare more navigable, a neighbor said.
“The traffic on this road is horrendous,” said Avi Dovich, who lives nearby and frequently drives in the area. “I go a different way at all costs.”
The board will continue examining how to address the problem, Nieves said.
“We just need a solution that will fit everyone,” she said.
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Additional Weekday Trips Added to the Route 11!
Two trips have been added to Route 11's weekday schedule. These trips will begin on Monday, February 17, 2014.
Traveling westbound, two trips will depart the Ventura Transit Center at 3:15pm and 4:50pm. Traveling eastbound, two trips will depart Wells Center at 4:00pm and 5:35pm.
We hope these added trips make for a more convenient ride. Please provide your feedback by submitting your comments here.


A busy road in Crewe will be shut overnight for the next five nights as resurfacing work takes place.
Vernon Way will be shut each evening between 7pm and 5am from tonight (July 30 2018) until the morning of Saturday August 4.
The work is being carried out by Cheshire East Council - with the closure in place between Earle Street Roundabout and the junction with Badger Avenue.
A Cheshire East Council spokesman said: "Pedestrian access to any premises situated within the temporary closure will be maintained at all times. Vehicular access will be maintained for emergency vehicles and residents where possible.
"The closure is necessary to enable Cheshire East Highways to carry out structural patching."
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Good riddance poopy looking playground, pool, and whatever that small building is. These will long be forgotten when the new park opens.
I saw the team of archaeologists who will be looking for the bodies this morning.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozs_jVp4-sA
"poopy"???It may not have looked pretty, but we have lots of good memories of that place.
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Update – August 28, 2023
1 day extension needed for completion – New Completion Date August 30, 2023
Please Be Advised:
Alberta Transportation is starting Construction on Highway 49 , south of Donnelly Corner and North of Highway 2A on August 16, 2023 (weather permitting). This construction is expected to be completed on August 29, 2023.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2020, 6:00 PM
CITY HALL IN THE STUDIO THEATRE
255 Amberidge Trail
Request for a granting of relief via a Beneficial Use Determination and in particular to amend the Official Zoning Map to rezone a portion of the property from RD-27 to RD-18 per Sec. 11.6.4.E.1.b. See legal description.
135 & 145 Cliftwood Drive
Request for a Zoning Map Amendment (Rezoning) of 135 & 145 Cliftwood Drive from CS-3 (City Springs, 3 stories maximum height) to CS-6 (City Springs, 6 stories maximum height).


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New Delhi: The Delhi Metro is all set to resume services on 7 September, five months after it was forced to suspend operations due to the Covid-19 situation. The resumption of services will take place in phases.
To ensure safe and smooth running of the trains, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has come up with various safety measures inside trains as well as outside the stations.
The resumption of services will begin with the Delhi Metro’s yellow line that runs from Samaypur Badli to Huda City Centre. More lines will open up in phases, and by 12 September, all lines will be running.
In the first phase, metro services will operate in two shifts — from 7 to 11 am and 4 to 8 pm. From 12 September, the hours will go back to the pre-lockdown timings — from 6 am to 11 pm.
At every station, one gate will be used for entry and exit. Signboards will be placed inside stations displaying Covid-19 safety norms. To make people aware of preventive measures, two announcement stations, one at the entrance and another near the frisking point, will also be placed.
The metro authority has also installed sanitiser dispensers and thermal scanners at the entry/frisking point of the stations. Red floor markings have been made on stations for travellers to maintain social distancing.
There will be no tokens available at the stations and travellers have to use smart cards to avail the services. To recharge the cards, ticket vending machines can be used via debit, credit or Bharat QR code. One can recharge them online too.
ThePrint’s photographers Suraj Singh Bisht and Manisha Mondal bring you glimpses of how the Delhi Metro will look like in the new normal.


This Alexandria Auto Court postcard is Art Tone 17AT120. The Alexandria Auto Court was at 4562 N. Figueroa in the Highland Park area of Los Angeles. Only two of the original early buildings exist today, both as private residences and both with slightly different street numbers than 4562.
This Mission Auto Court postcard is Colourpicture K1972. This auto court at 1150 Mt. Vernon Avenue had a tile roof, arches over some of the windows, and a covered entrance to the grounds. The complex was razed and was an empty lot for many years but its location is now new construction.
This Green Spot Motel postcard is Colourpicture K3288. The Green Spot is on C Street 100 feet east of 7th Street (old U.S. 66). The motel had been operated for long-term rentals only but may be closed now. The once-verdant inside courtyard is nothing but a solid expanse of concrete today.


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KANSAS CITY MAYOR SLY TOY TRAIN SPIN BUSTED!!! NO FEDERAL MANDATE FOR STREETCAR ELECTIONEERING!!!
Kansas City elections are inherently crooked but there's no federal requirement that they should be . . . At least according to this report:
KC Biz Journal: FTA: No federal requirement for door-to-door meetings
Deets . . .
No federal mandate requires Kansas City or its contractors to hold door-to-door meetings before part of the city votes on a proposed extension of the streetcar project, according to the Federal Transit Administration . . .
On Monday, Mayor Sly James said the work being performed by Kansas City's Parson & Associates LLC and Scott Hall & Associates will help the city fulfill a federal requirement to incorporate an environmental assessment into the expansion routes so the city is eligible to receive federal funding.
"If this assessment is not completed, then the city will have no opportunity to receive federal funding," James said in the statement.
TKC TRANSLATION . . . ONCE AGAIN MAYOR SLY IS ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE FACTS IN SUPPORT OF THE KANSAS CITY TOY TRAIN STREETCAR!!!
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WASHINGTON - This weekend features major events including the The Army Ten Miler, the Best Buddies Challenge D.C. bicycle event and the Women in Military Service for America 15th Anniversary Vigil.
Part of B/W Parkway overnight closure extended all day Saturday
This weekend the Baltimore Washington Parkway is closed northbound Saturday at the West Nursery Road overpass north of BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport because of a problem with a bridge project.
The Maryland State Highway Administration says drivers should use I-95, Route 1 or Route 29.
The project involves replacing the two West Nursery Road bridges over the parkway. While removing the northbound deck early this morning, the load shifted and cannot be wheeled away.
The bridge deck is being re-secured and will be tested to make sure that it's safe late Saturday. That decision will come later Saturday or Sunday morning.
Lane closures will begin again Saturday night at 9 p.m. with the full closure in place by 11 p.m. If you are traveling to the airport from the south you WILL be able to exit at I-195 to the airport but traveling from the north the last chance to exit will be 1-695 the Baltimore Beltway. If you continue to West Nursery Road you will be detoured along the West Nursery Road ramps. In anticipation of delays you may want to use I-95, MD 29 or U.S. Route 1 as alternate north-south routes. I-97 is also an option from points east.
I-270 Frederick County paving
On I-270 between Rt 80 Urbana and Rt 109 Hyattstown, one lane in each direction will be closed from 9p.m. Friday until 7 a.m. Saturday. This means that in that stretch I-270 will have only one lane running in each direction.
Rockville Pike resurfacing
Southbound Rockville Pike Route 355 near Tuckerman Lane, 2 left lanes will be closed starting Friday at 9 p.m. until Saturday at 2 p.m. for resurfacing
Route 50 John Hanson Highway paving
Friday night at 11 p.m., three lanes will be closed on Route 50 eastbound between MD 197 Collington Road and Rt 3/301 in Bowie. Lane closures will continue throughout the weekend until work is completed by 8 a.m. Sunday morning.
Dulles Access Road westbound full closure
The Dulles Access Road westbound will be closed between Wiehle Avenue and Reston Parkway from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday night and then again from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. Saturday morning for pedestrian bridge work.
Metro will open at 5 a.m. Sunday October 21, for the Army Ten Miler.
Friday 10 p.m. through Sunday the system has closures:
- Red Line: Buses will replace trains between Grosvenor and Friendship Heights Stations
- Orange Line: Buses will replace trains between East Falls Church and West Falls Church stations
- Green Line: Trains will single track between Greenbelt and College Park
Saturday October 20:
Best Buddies Challenge The following streets will be closed as early as 6:00 a.m. and expected to reopen by 11:30 a.m.:
- Clara Barton Parkway , Chain Bridge Road to Glen Echo (turn-a-round) access to MacArthur Boulevard NW (closed 6:00 am - 930 am)
- Canal Road, - from 36th Street to Chain Bridge Road NW (closed 6:00 am - 10:00 am)
- M Street NW Eastbound from Reservoir Road (closed 6:00 am-10:00 am)
- Reservoir Road - from V Street to Canal Road (minimal access to Fletcher's Boat House, follow police direction)
- Whitehurst Freeway NW (closed 6:00 am - 10:00 am)
- M Street -will be open westbound (M Street will be closed eastbound only from Canal Street to the Key Bridge) (closed 6:00 am - 10:00am)
- Ohio Drive SW (access to Potomac Golf Course only)
- Memorial Bridge (completely open) NW (closed 6:00 am-10:30 am)
- Independence Avenue-from 14th Street to 23rd Street (closed 6:00 am-10:30 am)
- 17th Street - from Independence Avenue to D Street SW (closed 6:00 am - 10:30 am)
- 15th Street - from Maine Avenue to E Street SW (closed 6:00 am - 10:30 am)
- 15th Street - from Independence Avenue SW to Constitution Avenue NW (closed 3:30 am - 12:30 pm)
- 3rd Street - from Constitution Avenue NW to Independence Avenue SW (closed 6:00 am - 10:30 am)
- 14th Street - from Independence Avenue SW to Pennsylvania Avenue NW (closed 6:00 am - 11:30 am)
- Pennsylvania Avenue between 3rd Street and 15th Street NW (closed 6:00 am to 11:30 am)
- Jefferson Drive - from 3rd Street to 7th Street SW (closed 6:00am-10:30 am)
- Madison Drive - from 3rd Street to 15th Street NW (6:00am-10:30 am)
- East Basin Drive-395 South ramp to Ohio Drive river side SW (closed 6:00 am-10:30am)
- Buckeye Drive-395 North to Ohio Drive river side SW (closed 6:00 am-10:30am)
- Constitution Avenue NW - from 23rd Street to 3rd Street NW (closed 6:00 am - 10:30 am)
- 395 ramp to Maine Avenue SW (closed 6:00 am - 10:30 am)


The Government remain committed to improving rail access to Heathrow airport, and recognise the importance of the improved rail connectivity that a western rail link could provide. We need to ensure that projects that we take forward reflect the changed shape of rail demand and are affordable. I understand that, as a consequence, the promoters of a western rail link are updating their proposal.
You will be aware, Mr Speaker, that I have long championed a western rail link to Heathrow, which would connect 20% of the UK population to within one interchange of our nation’s main airport. The Government committed to it over a decade ago, yet not a single spade has dug into the ground. Sadly, the Government have more of a reputation for cancelling rail links than for building them. Perhaps the rail Minister, who kindly met me recently about the issue, will have better news for us today. What meetings has he had with Heathrow airport, Thames Valley chamber of commerce and other stakeholders to progress this vital 4 mile rail link between Slough and Heathrow?
May I first thank the former shadow rail Minister for the times that we had together? It is true that he has been a champion of this project, and indeed pretty much every other rail project that I have gone to an all-party parliamentary group for, where he had already agreed to pre-fund it. I assume that now he is a shadow Treasury Minister he might be cancelling some of his previous decisions in a bid for fiscal credibility.
This particular project was due to be funded 50:50, but things have changed post pandemic for Heathrow, so it is right that it goes back to the drawing board. We will always support rail investments that can be paid for by private enterprise. That is what our Network North project is all about.


(09-06-2017) City Hall, Antwerp (B) - PROJECT UPDATE
Construction Drawings Delivered.
After two years of intense work, we are happy to announce that we have delivered the full construction document to the commissioner.
The historic city hall will be meticulously restored to its original structure and definition, while a few but precisely chosen contemporary interventions enhance its public functioning and provide the building with 21st century comfort. Furthermore, the project is a case-in-point for a highly sustainable restoration and refurbishment of enlisted patrimony since we are set for an ‘Excellent’ BREEAM accreditation.
Construction is due to start by the end of 2017 and will take 2,5 to 3 years. We will regularly give an update on the proceedings on site.


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Posted on: May 30, 2018
The seasonal off-leash dog park is now open at the Demont Hockey Rink. More information can be found here.
Posted on: May 31, 2018
Fra-Dor Landscape Supplies is offering free landscape material recycling to residents of Little Canada.
Residents are encouraged to bring asphalt, concrete, and old landscape rock to Fra-Dor and dump it for free in 2018. All of these m...Read on...


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Milling and Paving Work to Begin on Wednesday, April 11, 2018, in Southwest Leesburg
Leesburg, VA (April 10, 2018) – As part of the Town of Leesburg’s annual street resurfacing program, the following road segments are scheduled for milling and paving work beginning on Wednesday, April 11, 2018.
Davis Avenue, from South King Street to Lee Avenue
- Milling on Wednesday and Thursday, April 11 and 12
- Paving on Monday and Tuesday, April 16 and 17
Lee Avenue, from Davis Avenue to Dry Mill Road
- Milling on Friday, April 13
- Paving on Wednesday, April 18
Wage Drive, from Dry Mill Road to Wagann Street
- Milling on Monday, April 16
- Paving on Thursday, April 19
Work hours will be from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. During milling and paving operations, crews will close one lane of the street at a time, so motorists should expect delays. In addition, no on-street parking will be allowed during the scheduled milling and paving operations.
The schedule above is subject to inclement weather delays. Milling and paving must be done under dry conditions. Any changes to the above schedule will be advertised via notices to the Town’s website (www.leesburgva.gov), Facebook page (www.facebook.com/LeesburgVirginia), and Twitter account (www.twitter.com/TownofLeesburg). For more information, please contact Brian Lloyd, Inspectors Supervisor, at 703-771-2782 or email@example.com.
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Edinburg --- The City of Edinburg will honor former Mayor Joe Ochoa on Friday June 15, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to unveil “Joe Ochoa Avenue.”
The new road was built across from the main entrance of UTPA and will provide a North/South access from University Drive to Fay, Cano, Mahl and Stubbs Streets. Joe Ochoa Avenue will also accommodate the proposed new school bus routes in order to relieve congestion on Sprague and Sugar.
The ceremony will take place on West 107 between Dairy Queen and El Pato. To access Joe Ochoa Avenue for the ceremony take Fay, Cano, Mahl or Stubbs Street. The entrance from 107 will be closed. TBB


june 26, 2017
What: Community Meeting on New Oak Ridge Preschool
When: Tuesday, July 11, 2017, at 6:00 p.m.
Where: Scarboro Community Center 148 Carver Avenue, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Three meetings have been held so far this year at Scarboro Community Center to discuss plans for the new preschool: March 23, April 20 and May 25. Various members of City Council and the Oak Ridge Board of Education were present at each meeting, along with City staff members and representatives from Studio Four Design, the architectural firm selected for the project.


Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is carrying out maintenance activities on the Ricketty Street Bridge over Alexandra Canal.
TfNSW started works in January 2021 and are now in the final stages of this project. The bridge repair work is due to be completed by 26 March. The removal of scaffolding and site compounds will take place during April.
Working hours for day shifts will be between 7am and 6pm from Monday to Friday and between 8am and 1pm on Saturday, weather permitting, and excluding public holidays.
Working hours for night shifts will be between 6pm and 7am from Sunday to Friday.
If you have any questions, please contact TfNSW delivery partner, VBA on 1800 677 700 or email [email protected]


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Starting immediately Niagara Drive will be closed to traffic between Normandy Street and Yukon Drive for a contractor to make a connection to the water main and sanitary sewer.
The closure will be in place until the end of the day Tuesday, October 30, weather permitting.
No detour will be in place.
Traffic is asked to seek alternate routes.
Your patience is greatly appreciated.


Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 14:11, Wed 12 August 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Overgrown shrubs encroaching over pavement which is also reduced in width due to parked cars coming up off the road.
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Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:11, Wed 12 August 2020
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
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Posted on April 3, 2015 at 3:35 PM by Mitch Beaumont
- A construction contract was awarded to Anderson Excavating Company and a pre-construction meeting was held with them on March 9, 2015. Construction was anticipated to start the week of March 30 but contract documents and completion of the final Cox and Century Link service relocations were several days later than expected.
- A coordination meeting involving Anderson Excavating, City staff, the Papio-Missouri River NRD and their contractors was held on March 27 at the La Vista Soccer Complex. The Thompson Creek Levee improvement project being led by the Papio-Missouri River NRD will receive excess soil from the Thompson Creek project in order save both the City and the NRD money by coordinating the projects. This creates some timing challenges but is important in reducing costs.
- The play structure in the park at 76th Avenue and Valley Road will be relocated to Triangle Park which is located just north of City Park.
- The City approved an agreement with RDG Planning & Design to prepare a planting plan for trees and shrubs along the reconstructed channel. This work should be occurring in the next several months and an Open House is anticipated this summer with residents abutting the channel to review and discuss a planting plan. Funding is still needed before plantings can be done.
- The Rain Barrel program is being offered again in 2015. The program is intended for the Thompson Creek watershed due to grant requirements; however, a small fund is being set aside for rain barrels outside the Thompson Creek watershed in other parts of the City. This is due to citizens in those areas expressing interest last year. Warm weather will come eventually, so pick up your application at City Hall or obtain it online at the City’s website.
- The Nebraska Science Festival is scheduled for April 18 at the Durham Museum with presentations for kids of all ages. Thompson Creek will be included in the event.
- The 2015 La Vista Bio Blitz will be held this October. We hope to be able to tour the completed channel rehabilitation project by that time.
- More information on the Thompson Creek Watershed Restoration project can be found at www.cityoflavista.org/thompsoncreek.


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Public Service Announcement
Road Construction - Robie Street
(Tuesday, August 31, 2010) - On Thursday September 2 and Friday, September 3 (weather permitting) there will be road construction taking place on Robie Street from Coburg to University . During this time there will be lane drops with stop and go traffic between the hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes if possible.
HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause.
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Construction on Ellicott Street begins Monday, Dec. 13
Beginning Monday, Dec. 13, 2021, construction crews will be working on Ellicott Street from Central Avenue to I-275 to install a water main.
No construction work will take place Dec. 24, 2021, through Jan. 2, 2022. Construction will resume on Monday, Jan. 3, 2022. We wish you and your family a happy and healthy holiday season and thank you for your patience as we continue to move forward with this important infrastructure project.


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
Michelle Holland 703-586-0487
July 10, 2020
Overnight Traffic Stoppages, Lane Closures on I-66 West for Overhead Bridge Work near Vienna Metrorail Station Continue Next Week
FAIRFAX – Overnight lane closures and periodic traffic stoppages on I-66 West near the Vienna Metrorail Station will continue next week, beginning Monday night, July 13, through Friday night, July 17, for bridge beam installation for the new Vaden Drive Bridge. Stoppages will include multiple I-66 West ramps around Nutley Street and the Metro station. Work is part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project.
Drivers traveling in this area should expect delays during these times and should consider using alternate routes.
Monday, July 13, through Friday, July 17
I-66 West from Cedar Lane to west of Vaden Drive
- I-66 West will be reduced to one travel lane approaching Vaden Drive near the Vienna Metrorail Station nightly Monday, July 13, through Thursday, July 16, from 9:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m., and on Friday night, July 17, from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
- Drivers should expect periodic stoppages each night for crews to lift bridge beams into place at Vaden Drive. Stoppages will also impact the ramps from Nutley Street to I-66 West, from Virginia Center Boulevard to I-66 West, and from I-66 West to Country Creek Road.
- All lanes will reopen by 4:30 a.m. on weekdays, and by 5:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Construction and lane closure updates are available at Transform66.org and on Twitter @VaDOTNOVA.
All work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if inclement conditions occur.
The Vaden Drive Bridge over I-66 is being reconstructed as part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project.
Workers install a steel beam over I-66 West for the new Vaden Drive Bridge.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Nassau County Road Department
Nassau County Annual Road Overlay Program
Nassau County, Florida, July 10, 2019 - The Nassau County Road Department will begin the Annual Road Overlay Program on or around July 22, 2019.
All roads in the overlay program will consist of “clipping” grass and soil off of the road
edges, milling sections of the roadway (which may create dust), “tacking” the roadway
before paving, overlaying the roadway with a new layer of asphalt, temporary and
permanent traffic striping, and road shoulder repairs from the new construction.
The County’s Capital Improvement Plan adopted on September 18, 2018 included $2.5 million in Fiscal Year 18-19 funding for Pavement Management Programs to include Overlay Projects. The following roads were prioritized at a Workshop held on April 22, 2019 based on the following criteria:
- Traffic Volume
- Through traffic
- Citizens served
- Existing Road Conditions
- Quantity of potholes
- Condition of service (cracking, etc.)
Road Overlays are typically a fast- moving operation. During construction, there will be periods of high noise levels.
LESSIE ROAD (FROM CR108 TO COOPERS NECK RD) HILLIARD
SADLER ROAD (FROM 8TH ST TO 14TH ST) FERNANDINA
EDWARDS ROAD (FROM SR200 TO END) CALLAHAN
RADIO AVE (FROM US 17 TO END) YULEE
WOODROW DRIVE (FROM S 8TH ST TO S 14TH ST) FERNANDINA
AUTUMN TRACE (FROM BUCANEER TRL TO END) FERNANDINA
CALHOUN ROAD (FROM ONEIL SCOTT RD TO END) YULEE
HADDOCK ROAD (FROM HARTS RD TO BLACKMON RD) YULEE
ISLAND WALK WAY (FROM S 14TH ST TO END) FERNANDINA
KENNETH COURT (FROM AMELIA RD TO END) FERNANDINA
RAYON ROAD (FROM BONNEVIEW RD TO END) FERNANDINA
JANICE DRIVE (FROM LEM TURNER RD TO LISA DR) CALLAHAN
LISA DRIVE (FROM LEM TURNER RD TO JANICE DR) CALLAHAN
NOTTINGHAM DRIVE (FROM S 14TH ST TO SUSAN DR) FERNANDINA
PINERIDGE DRIVE (FROM HILLTOP LN TO END) CALLAHAN
RIVERWOOD DRIVE (FROM MEADOWFIELD BLUFF RD TO MEADOWWOOD DR) YULEE
S 6TH STREET (FROM LIME ST TO PINE TRAIL) FERNANDINA
DAVIDON PL ACE (FROM MURHEE RD TO END) HILLIARD
MEADOWFIELD BLUFFS ROAD (FROM SR200 TO END) YULEE
QUEENS WAY (FROM BAILEY RD TO END) FERNANDINA
MT OLIVE ROAD (FROM SR 200 TO END) CALLAHAN
COMMANCHEE ROAD (FROM PICKETT ST TO END) CALLAHAN
What You Can Expect
DRIVERS: During Construction, roads will occasionally be reduced to one lane of traffic. Expect some delays, crews will make every effort possible to limit the travel delays.
PEDESTRIANS: Pedestrian or bicycle traffic are not permitted within the construction zones due to safety concerns. Crews will ensure there is a safe path of travel for children at bus stops.
RESIDENTS: There may be short periods of time that you may not be able to enter/exit your driveway due to the construction. Crews will keep this minimal as possible and will be on site to advise when it is safe to travel through the construction area.
What you can do to help
DRIVE SLOWLY through the construction area as there are many workers present
AVOID parking or leaving items in the street if possible until after the project is completed
AVOID making excessively sharp turns and harsh acceleration/stopping
DO NOT DRIVE ON FRESHLY PLACED ASPHALT or STRIPING. Crews on site will advise when products have cured enough for travel.
Any questions or concerns, please call the Road Department office at (904) 530-6175 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
We realize this project can create some inconveniences for our citizens. Nassau County thanks you for your cooperation and patience during this work.
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Barricading for CST Station Box, Wadala Casting Yard and WTC completed.
Barricading in Grant Road completed for Garden Side.
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Mayor and Police Chief to Attend SGCA Meeting December 2
There will be a meeting of the Spring Glen Civic Association on Wednesday, December 2nd at 7:00 pm.
Police Chief Wydra and Mayor Curt Leng will attend to discuss the main topics of neighborhood safety and traffic calming.
Location: St. Rita’s Church Community Room (basement). St. Rita’s is at 1620 Whitney Avenue. All Spring Glen residents are encouraged to attend.


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There will be no service between Marble Arch and Bethnal Green. This is to allow for points renewal work at Holborn and Bank.
Trains will not run between Gospel Oak and Barking, while Network Rail carry out major works to enable new, longer trains to run from 2018.
On Sunday, there is no service until 10:15 between Liverpool Street and Chingford. Additionally, trains will not run after 22:30 from Monday to Thursday. This is for Network Rail track work.
On Sunday, trains will not run between Hackney Downs and Enfield Town/Cheshunt (via Seven Sisters). This is for Network Rail track work. An amended timetable will be in place between Liverpool Street and Chingford after 10:15, including trains calling at Cambridge Heath and London Fields.
Bus users may be affected by the following this weekend. While we will try to maintain a good service, buses may be delayed or stop short of their normal destination:
Finchley Road – Until mid-December, A41 Finchley Road has lane restrictions in both directions between Adelaide Road and Grove End Road. This is for cycle lane and pavement works.
Central London – Until mid-August, Piccadilly underpass is reduced to one lane in each direction with a contraflow at the junction of Hyde Park Corner. This is for tunnel maintenance works.
Wembley – From 15:30 until 21:30 on Saturday and from 11:00 until 20:00 on Sunday, roads around the stadium will be busier than usual, including the A406, Harrow Road and Wembley High Road. This is for sporting events.
Chelsea – From 08:00 until 20:00 each day from Monday to Friday and from 08:00 until 17:30 on Saturday, roads in the Chelsea area will be busier than usual. This is for an event.


City of Parramatta Lord Mayor, Councillor Andrew Wilson was elected at a special Council meeting on Monday 25 September,2017 with Councillor Michelle Garrard named Deputy Lord Mayor.
Lord Mayor Andrew Wilson, a representative for the Rosehill Ward, was previously a councillor and a Deputy Lord Mayor of the former Parramatta City Council, serving on the council from 1999 until local government boundaries were redrawn in May 2016.
The Lord Mayor has been a long-time local resident of Parramatta, having lived in Harris Park, Epping and Parramatta since 1990.
In his acceptance speech the Lord Mayor stated, “Parramatta is undergoing an unprecedented period of change, development and growth. Through the determination of the people of Parramatta, we will manage this growth, and shape a bright future for our City.
As Lord Mayor I will make it my priority to get Parramatta the attention it deserves, and that involves working closely with State and Federal governments, business and community organisations, to ensure Parramatta reaches its full potential as Sydney’s Central City.”
Photograph by Jason Nichol Photography.


This page is for applicants, residents and builders who wish to forward electronic documents to Council for an existing development application. If you wish to submit a new development application or a variation to an existing approval, please visit the Lodging a New Development Application page.
Below are some of the types of documents that can be forwarded to Council using this portal:
- Additional information which has been requested by Council;
- Documents for Council to assess for Building Rules Consent;
- Amended plans or documentation for an application currently under assessment.
If you are unsure how to proceed, please call our Development Services staff on 8525 3200 or email email@example.com.
Please note that if documents are received after business hours then they will be deemed to be received the following business day.


9608 Blue Bonnet Place has a Walk Score of 26 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Oklahoma City.
The closest school is Mustang Valley School.
The closest grocery stores are Westbury Food Mart, Lopez Foods Inc and Fred's Food Shop.
Nearby coffee shops include Ricky's Cafe and Cotton Eyed Joe's Snowcones. Nearby restaurants include Sonic Drive-In, SUBWAY® Restaurants and Huddle House.
9608 Blue Bonnet Place is near Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City University and Devon Energy Headquarters.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 9608 Blue Bonnet Place is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.


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Welcome to Dove Chase, a master-planned community hidden comfortably off Highways 360 and 287. It’s a natural beauty with lush landscaping, parks, ponds and stunning homes. Relax and take a breath of fresh air. Discover the great amenities, convenient location and renowned builders that help make Dove Chase such a coveted place to live!
From 360 or 287 Exit Heritage Parkway. Head west on Heritage Parkway to Business 287/Hwy 157/S. Main. Turn south on Business 287/Hwy 157/S. Main. Dove Chase will be on your left. Turn into the community at Nighthawk Lane. The model home is on your left: 1420 Nighthawk Lane.


The Brownfield City Council is set to meet this Friday, September 21st, 2018 at 7:30 AM to consider the adoption of the 2018-2019 City Budget. As previously reported by TownTalk, last Thursday, September 13th, 2018 the Council had 2/2/2 split vote on the adoption of the 2018-2019 City Budget. The Council had a quick budget work session last night with a conference call with Scott Joslove who is the President of the Texas Hotel and Lodging Association. The Council wanted clarity of how the Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT funds) can be used for the upgrade or new construction of a sports facility.
Here is the notice for the public for the special called city council meeting:


House Speaker John BoehnerJohn BoehnerNetanyahu: 'No question' about Trump's support for Israel The Hill's 12:30 Report Boehner compares Trump to Teddy Roosevelt MORE is pushing back on reports he has lost confidence in Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman John Mica's (R-Fla.) ability to shepherd a controversial transportation bill through the lower chamber.
Mica is a long-time congressman from Florida who has led the House Transportation Committee since 2010. He pushed a proposal for a five-year, $260 billion highway bill through the divided Transportation and Infrastructure Committee last month on a party-line vote that followed a marathon 18-hour hearing.
But a spokesman for BoehnerJohn BoehnerNetanyahu: 'No question' about Trump's support for Israel The Hill's 12:30 Report Boehner compares Trump to Teddy Roosevelt MORE said Tuesday afternoon that the Speaker "continues to have every confidence in Chairman Mica, and totally supports his continuing efforts to pass a transportation bill with key reforms including a link to expanded American energy supply — and no earmarks.”
The issue could be a moot point, however — separately on Tuesday, Boehner acknowledged the House might have to take up whatever transportation legislation emerges from the Senate, where a plan to spend $109 billion on road and transit projects over two years is seen as a more bipartisan approach than Mica and Boehner's proposal in the House.
Democrats have lined up in opposition to the transportation bill in the House, opposing both its cuts to public transportation funding and Boehner's plan to tie infrastructure spending to increased domestic oil drilling. Boehner had suggested he would scale back the transportation measure and reinstate the public transportation funding, but he said members of the GOP caucus still did not like the measure.
Asked Tuesday if the House might vote on the Senate's two-year, $109 billion reauthorization for transportation programs, Boehner replied: “That is an option.”
The Senate, however, failed to approve a procedural motion to move toward final passage of the transportation bill Tuesday.


Construction work will begin today on two highway bridges in Ontonagon County.
The bridges on M-64 over Halfway Creek and the Floodwood River will be rebuilt. Both are located between Ontonagon and Silver City.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane, controlled by temporary stoplights.
Work should be completed by late October.


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A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACT
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Kenton County Veterans Memorial ARMED FORCES DAY 5K Run/Walk
Please join us for our 20th annual Kenton County Veterans Memorial ARMED FORCES DAY 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, May 20, 2023 at 8:30 AM. Including the MILITARY CUP CHALLENGE (open to active and inactive military). Located at the LOU HARTFIEL MEMORIAL PARK at the corner...
City-Wide Yard Sale 2023 Announced!
The 2023 Villa Hills city-wide yard sale has been announced! Sign up now to participate!
I-71/75 and I-275 Interchange Improvements Virtual Open House
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) invites you to review proposed improvements that will reduce congestion and improve travel safety around the I-71/75 and I-275 interchange and nearby exits. Click here for KYTC’s...


Wednesday, June 9th, 2010
Lake breakwater work
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Workers on Monday continue to add concrete fill for a breakwater to protect the walkway along the Grand Lake shoreline in Celina. This is the second breakwater with concrete coming from the Buckeye Street project. Concrete from the forthcoming Main Street reconstruction project also will be dumped on the breakwater.
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Date of release: July 1, 2021
Beginning Tuesday, July 6, a contractor working for the City of Paducah will begin a culvert maintenance project on Country Club Lane. Harper Construction will be reconstructing the headwalls of the large culvert that crosses Country Club Lane. This drainage feature extends through Westwood Hills Subdivision. The headwalls are showing significant signs of deterioration and need to be reconstructed.
Crews will work to maintain traffic flow; however, expect intermittent road closures. Detours will be posted.
This work is expected to be completed in two weeks, weather permitting.
If you have a question, call the Engineering Department at 270-444-8511.


The annual Capital City Pride festival is today and Sunday, and traffic in downtown Olympia will be affected.
The festival is set for 11 a.m.-5 p.m. today at Sylvester Park, and a parade begins at noon Sunday. Planned closures:
Legion Way between Capitol Way and Washington Street, all day today and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday.
Washington Street between Legion Way and Eighth Avenue, all day today.
Seventh Avenue between Capitol Way and Franklin Street, all day today. Capitol Way between Fifth Avenue and the Capitol Campus, 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. today.


Anyone driving to or from Chico next week may have to change their normal route. The stretch of Highway between Corning and Highway 99 will be inaccessible. The railroad crossing at South Avenue and Rowles Road, just west of Highway 99 in Tehama County will be closed from Tuesday through Friday (4/2-4/5). The alternate routes are State Route 32 between Orland to Chico and Highway 99 between Red Bluff and Chico. Approximately 6,000 cars and 700 trucks travel along South Avenue daily, so expect increased traffic on the alternate routes.


PERTH Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi has finished runner-up in the international 2012 World Mayor Project.
The top honour was awarded to Bilbao Mayor Iaki Azkuna from Spain who transformed Bilbao from an industrial city to a tourism and arts hub.
Ms Scaffidi was awarded a commendation award from the judging panel made up of the fellows of The City Mayors Foundation.
Senior Fellow Tann vom Hove said Ms Scaffidi had raised Perth's international profile since becoming mayor in October 2007.
"Under Mayor Scaffidi's leadership, Perth has become Australia's third city after Sydney and Melbourne," he said.
Ms Scaffidi said she awoke to the news on Tuesday and was honoured to receive the commendation.
"(I) appreciate all who made supporting testimonials," she tweeted.
The World Mayor Project is run by the the City Mayors Foundation, an international think tank and campaigning organisation on urban affairs.
Originally published as Perth mayor second in international award


Taking inspiration from the the scenic Isle of Capri in Italy, Capri Oasis is an invigorating enclave of stylish five-storey buildings that seamlessly blend with luxuriant greenery and wide, open spaces. So you can wake up to the bright side of life every single day.
Clubhouse with entertainment rooms
Children’s play areas
Capri Oasis Buildings Albero, Brezza, and Solare are located at Dr. Sixto Antonio Avenue, Pasig City, while Buildings Cielo, Fiori, and Vento are located at Brgy. Maybunga, Dr. Sixto Avenue, Pasig City.
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PBEM provides support for the City's elected leaders and senior executives during emergencies. The Emergency Operations section develops and maintains critical relationships through the City's Disaster Policy Council (DPC) and Emergency Management Steering Committee (EMSC). This program is also responsible for maintaining and operating the City's Emergency Coordination Center (ECC) and related infrastructure. Construction is currently underway on a new City ECC with an expected completion date in the fall of 2013.
Information about the City's west side emergency operations facility.
Site hosted by Emerick Construction with information about the construction of the City's new Emergency Coordination Center (ECC).


not build those levees, the devastation will amount to several times that amount of money. that's precisely what happened in manhattan and in the new york city area. so, again, you spend that money up front, yes, you put people to work, yes, there may be an immediate issue of where and how we fund it, and that's a legitimate issue. but fail to do it and then the cost is horrendous. and, yes, if the state, the federal, the local government it's, individuals that are -- governments, individuals, that will all be an expense they have to endure. and superstorm sandy, the bill we saw today, is precisely on. that having said that, let's talk about the broader subject. you talked about build america bonds a minute ago. build america bonds were part of the stimulus program, a now almost 4 years old. that program created a new mechanism to assist local governments in providing the funding to build infrastructure. very, very successful in putting people back to work.


East Side Soup Kitchen; Community Newspapers
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We put a spotlight on a volunteer from the East Side Soup Kitchen, find out what's involved in the Bay City bridge toll system, and find out why it's still important for a community to have a newspaper.
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Spaze Boulevard is a commercial building on the main Sohna Road. The closest metro station is Huda City Centre Metro Station, within 7 km. There is a 5-star hotel as… well as hospitals and malls within 1-3 km radius and good connectivity by road to all the major micro-markets of Gurgaon.
Typical floor area
Visitor Parking : Paid Parking - 0.5 KM
22 KM to Domestic Airport; 20.5 KM to Indira Gandhi International Airport
Millennium City Centre Gurugram Metro - 7.6 KM
Restaurant : Golden Dragon - 0.2 KM, Hotel : Fortune Select by ITC (4 Star) - 0.4 KM


Monument to Ivan Mazepa to be erected on Slava Square in Kyiv
A monument to Hetman Ivan Mazepa will be erected on Slava Square in Kyiv, the press service of the Kyiv City State Administration reported on Wednesday.
According to Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration Serhiy Rudyk, the monument will be erected in 2009-2010. Kyiv Mayor Leonid Chernovetsky has signed a relevant resolution, he said.
The Department for Restoration and Repair Work municipal enterprise will be responsible for the erection of this monument. The work will be financed using money from the stabilization fund foreseen in the state budget for the capital.
The monument to Ivan Mazepa will be erected to fulfill a decree of Ukrainian President Viktor Yuschenko, Rudyk said.


Carrying out the objections for 1-5000th and upper scaled land use plans,legend revision and preparing other formal applications and also the actions of nullity inflicted from these procedures.
Actions of nullity and judiciary which will be opened against 1- 25000th and upper scaled environmental plans.
Applications of 1-1000th scaled—land use plans and plan revision and actions of objections against these plans together with the actions of objection and judiciary inflicted from these plans.
Actions of nullity which will be opened against subdivision procedures, done in accordance with the 18th clause of Zoning Law.
Other legal actions and procedures inflicted from zoning legislation.


Councilmember Traci Park and her team are hosting a Community Meeting on Thursday, January 26th from 6:00 PM- 7:00 PM via Zoom to discuss growing concerns around the Culver Median and Bike Path. The new CD11 team looks forward to discussing these issues with the Del Rey Community and determining next steps and solutions for this community space.
See below for information on how to join the meeting!
Zoom meeting Information:
Topic: Culver Median/ Bike Lane Community Meeting
Time: Jan 26, 2023 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 985 9263 7105


Residents of Moyo district have petitioned the statehouse anti-corruption unit spearheaded by Lt Col Edith Nakalema demanding her intervention into the gross mismanagement of the construction of roads in Metu sub-county.
The project which is worth 4.1 billions shillings is funded under the Development Initiatives for Northern Uganda (DINU).
However, residents claim that ever since the contract for construction of these roads was signed on 3rd July 2020 and handed over to the contractor Uganda Martyr’s construction Co. Ltd, works have never commenced leaving scores of residents perturbed.
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Street Scenes - 1900, 36th St. Bet. Broadway & 6th Ave.
Herald Square. 34th Street - 6th Avenue. The noisiest and most busiest spot in the city, where thousands of shoppers pass daily.
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Herald Square Up Broadway & 6th Ave.
[Union Dime Savings Bank -- 32nd St., Broadway to 6th Avenue, Greeley Square.]
Theatre, Herald Square, B'way & 35th St. N.W. Corner.
Street Scenes - 1904. W. 44th St. No. Side Bet. Broadway & 6th Ave. Hudson Theatre.
[Greeley Square - the tntersection of 6th Avenue and Broadway at 34th Street.]
Street Vendors, 1900. 20th St. at 6th Ave.
Retail Trade - Siegel Cooper Co. 6th Ave. - 18th to 19th Sts.
Christmas, 6th Ave.
Broadway and 6th Avenue, between 35th and 36th Streets. Old New York Herald Building.
Herald Square, Broadway and 6th Ave., New York
Christmas 6th Ave. [Sixth Avenue Looking South from Below 22nd Street.]


District: District 3 - Marysville
Contact: Gilbert Mohtes-Chan
Phone: (530) 741-4571; (530) 682-6145
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BUTTE COUNTY – Caltrans is hosting an open house next week to seek community comments about a proposed safety improvement project on State Highway 70 in southern Butte County.
The event will be Wednesday, December 11, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Feather River Adventist School, 24 Cox Lane (at Highway 70), south of Oroville. Community members can view project displays and review materials, including environmental documents. Caltrans staff members will be available to answer questions and receive comments from the public.
Caltrans proposes to widen the roadway between East Gridley Road and the Butte-Yuba County line to improve highway safety. The $50 million project calls for constructing a 14-foot two-way left turn lane, an additional 12-foot lane in both directions, 8-foot shoulders, a 20-foot area for vehicles veering off the roadway to return to the main highway and a new southbound bridge. Construction is estimated to start in spring 2021.
Caltrans District 3 is responsible for maintaining and operating 4,385 lane miles in 11 Sacramento Valley and Northern Sierra counties. For project updates, follow Caltrans District 3 on Twitter @CaltransDist3 and on Facebook at CaltransDistrict3. For real-time traffic, click on Caltrans’ QuickMap or download the QuickMap app from the App Store or Google Play.


Neglected school buildings becoming an issue
Published 10:14 am Friday, March 19, 2021
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Several old and abandon historical structures in Charlotte Court House are causing concerns for one town council member.
Councilmember Terry Ramsey said the old Charlotte Elementary School and old School Administration Building at 200 and 300 David Bruce Avenue beside the County Health Department have become eyesores.
“This is something some town council members have concerns about, and we are looking into appropriate action,” Ramsey said in an email. “These are contributing structures in the Charlotte Court House Historic District and have windows broken out and have been neglected for many years.”
The structures were added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.
In 2017 the buildings were placed on Preservation Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places.
The Museum of Charlotte County currently owns the two buildings. Chairperson P.K. Pettus said the organization was taking several initiatives before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
“Then we had to pause everything,” Pettus said.
Pettus said in the fall of 2019 the Museum of Charlotte County sponsored a celebration of Charlotte County’s arts, crafts and rural heritage which was successful in gaining them exposure.
“That successful event gained us goodwill,” Pettus said. “We were saddened we could not build upon it and move forward.”
In February 2020, Pettus contacted Gov. Ralph Northam seeking help in preserving historic buildings and promoting community revitalization.
“The museum wishes to transfer the property to an individual or organization who will undertake a preservation tax credit rehabilitation,” the letter read.
Virginia is home to several old school buildings that have been redeveloped into places such as community centers and apartment complexes.
The closest redeveloped school building is located in Farmville.
Now known as the Lofts at Worsham School apartment complex, the former school building initially opened in 1927 as an all-white public school.


Whenever a property owner wishes to remove a tree from a lot which is not exempt and the removal is not part of the development plan, he must first obtain approval from the Building Department. Stringent remediation and penalties are required if trees are removed without having prior approval. Even in the case of dead, diseased or damaged trees which do not pose an immediate danger, an approval letter must be obtained. In general, there must be a legitimate reason for removing a tree.
Certain situations are exempt from tree replacement. They are:
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Drivers should plan ahead for several overnight lane and ramp closures on State Route 104 and I-5 next week as Sound Transit contractor crews continue work on the Lynnwood Light Rail extension:
- The two right lanes of southbound I-5 between 220th Street Southwest and 228th Street Southwest will close from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. nightly from Monday, March 21 through the morning of Thursday, March 24. The 220th Street on-ramp to southbound I-5 will also be closed during that time.
- The eastbound State Route 104 on-ramps to northbound I-5 will close from 8 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. nightly Tuesday, March 22 through the morning of Friday, March 25.
- Two left lanes of southbound I-5 between 220th Street Southwest and 228th Street Southwest will close from 8 p.m. Thursday, March 24 to 5 a.m. Friday, March 25. This nightly closure will resume Sunday, March 27 and continue through the morning of Friday, April 1.


Public Exhibition 30th June to 2nd July
As part of our on-going engagement with the local community and key stakeholders we are carrying out a Public Exhibition to share our emerging proposals for a site for AgriTech and related sectors on the land at Hinxton (east of the A1301 and south of the A505). We hope that as many local residents, community groups and interested parties have time to join us as we share our initial research. For those that were unable to attend in person, we would also like to share the exhibition materials here and requested feedback to be submitted by Friday 22nd July 2016.
Venue: Hinxton Village Hall, 51 High Street, Hinxton, CB10 1QY
Thursday 30th June 4pm – 8pm
Friday 1st July 2pm – 8pm
Saturday 2nd July 10am – 2pm
For a quick overview of the exhibition, please listen to Emma Fletcher on this short video
To view a flyer of the exhibition boards please click on the following link
To view the individual boards at hi-resolution, please click on each of the following links (note each board is between 1-5MB).
Providing your feedback
Feedback on this exhibition closed on Friday 22nd July 2016.
We consider your views important in helping to shape the proposals.


When: Thursday, September 15, 2016
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm (doors open at 6pm)
Where: Pasadena Convention Center Ballroom
300 E. Green, Pasadena
Message from Steve Madison:
We hope that you will attend this important forum on alternatives to the 710 tunnel. The forum will address the preferred Pasadena plans and demonstrate how they fit into regional transportation plans. We think this is an important beginning for providing information to the public about a better way to move people and fix traffic.


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Natural ventilation in multi-storey buildings: a preliminary design approach
Natural ventilation is a low-energy design strategy that has the potential both to significantly reduce energy usage in buildings and to provide a healthy and comfortable indoor environment. It has particular potential for use in tall, multi-storey buildings. However, the integration of natural ventilation into these large building designs has seen mixed success. Furthermore, there is a gap between simple 'rule-of-thumb' design guidance and detailed, computational design tools. This researchdoi:10.25560/34322 fatcat:va5qgwljqrfdznl6mzfoyaymya


Dwelling houses have permitted development
rights allowing owners to carry out a range of development works
without planning permission. Such works can have a harmful effect
on the character or appearance of a conservation area. The Council
has already removed many of these permitted development rights in
its conservation areas by serving an Article 4 Direction.
There are currently 3 separate Article 4 Directions in place for Enfield Town Conservation Area. Approval is sought for changes to the Article 4 provision.
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Significant Impact on 1 or more Wards;
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Wards affected: Grange; Town;
Notice of proposed decision first published: 27/05/2016
Decision due: Not before 19th Jul 2017 by Council
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Scheduled railroad work will close major road intersections of Ga. 96 in Houston and Twiggs counties two Saturdays from now. The Georgia Department of Transportation plans to put travelers on a detour that will take about 46 miles to work around the normal nine-mile road connection between Houston and Twiggs counties.
Norfolk Southern Railroad has said the work will be performed, weather permitting, 6 a.m.-8 p.m. March 22. The railroad work requires intersections to be closed, including Ga. 96 at Ga. 247 in Bonaire, as well as the intersection of Ga. 96 with U.S. 23 and Ga. 87 in Twiggs County, near Tarversville.
The Georgia Department of Transportation said a detour will direct people along Ga. 87 south to Cochran, west along Ga. 26 to Hawkinsville, and back north along Ga. 247 to Bonaire.
Its also about a 46-mile detour to go north through Macon, according to Google Maps.
The railroad will work to smooth out a rough crossing on Ga. 96. Motorists should avoid the area and expect delays, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.


We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic, knowledgeable and driven Project Assistant to support our core team in designing, developing and delivering Meanwhile use projects and services.
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The beautiful Aylesbury County Hall has been transformed into a low-cost work space and a vibrant exhibition venue that will host a large programme of activities with a community interest, generating enthusiasm and inspiring local people to come along.
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Niagara Gazette — Dyster said that demolitions are important in a city and region that has suffered great population loss, but any house that can be rehabilitated and put back to use puts value back into a neighborhood.
“We recognize that we have a responsibility to do demolitions,” he said. “We’re going to keep doing demolitions on houses that are past the point of no return in Niagara Falls. But we also know we can’t demolish our way to revitalization in the city of Niagara Falls.”Contact reporter Justin Sondel at 282-2311, ext. 2257


Major contemporary buildings include the Scottish Parliament Building, the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, the Riverside Museum Glasgow and The Hydro. These can be visited externally on our Scottish Architecture Tours. Key architects with designs in the country include Architecture by Foster + Partners, Richard Rogers, Grimshaw, Zaha Hadid and OMA.
Major Dutch buildings include Educatorium Utrecht University; Van Gogh Museum Building; The Whale Building and “WoZoCo” Housing for the Elderly. Key architects with designs in the country include MVRDV, schmidt hammer lassen architects, Claus En Kaan Architecten, OMA (formerly Office for Metropolitan Architecture) and Powerhouse Company.
Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland. Key buildings include the Kunsthaus Zürich and its recent extension, the Swiss National Museum and the Dolder Grand Hotel Building, Lake Zurich. Celebrated architects with work in the city include David Chipperfield Architects, Foster + Partners and EM2N Architects.


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Zoombuilt Solar IQ lighting system can be purchased online directly from this website or via a number of online retailers.


The Los Angeles City Council today unanimously approved George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Art, which may break ground this year and open its doors in late 2021. Read on for more details.
“It belongs in a museum!” – Indiana Jones
On Tuesday the Los Angeles city council voted overwhelmingly in support for George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Art. The council heard from Lucas himself before its 14-0 vote to OK an environmental impact report and several other details. The museum which costs an estimated $1 billion dollars will be funded entirely by the Lucas family and be built on Vermont Avenue in Exposition Park.
The retired filmmaker has spent several years trying to build a museum for his narrative art collection, which consists of old Hollywood memorabilia along with paintings and illustrations from the legendary Norman Rockwell, David Hockney, N.C. Wyeth and R. Crumb. Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, were present at the city council meeting vote and were met with huge applause.
L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti said in a statement on social media Tuesday, “the Lucas Museum is officially coming home to L.A.!”
With unanimous support from our City Council, the Lucas Museum is officially coming home to L.A.! Thank you, George Lucas & Mellody Hobson! pic.twitter.com/tiWx9FIYdB
— Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) June 27, 2017
The groundbreaking for the museum could begin construction later this year and generate more than 1,500 new construction jobs and 350-plus permanent jobs.
Stay tuned for more details right here on StarWarsNewsNet.com.
New Concept Design: Rendering
Source: LA Times


EAST 4TH STREET DETOUR
Published: Expires: 8/19/2015
Effective Monday, August 10th, Route 13 buses will begin a new detour due to ongoing construction on 4th Street.
Outbound: Regular route to E. 4th Street and 8th AE, then detour via right on 8th AE to E. 2nd Street, left on E. 2nd Street to 14th AE., left on 14th AE to E. 4th Street and regular route. Stops are to be made at all intersections between 8th AE and 14th AE when needed.
Inbound: Regular route to E. 4th Street and 14th AE. then detour via left on 14th AE to E. 3rd Street, right on 3rd Street to 8th AE, right on 8th AE to 4th Street, left on 4th Street and regular route. Temporary stops have been placed on 3rd Street between 14th AE and 8th AE.


Grand Mall Park
3, Minato-mirai, Nishi Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa
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This spacious lawn field, forming a part of the art museum, was developed to revitalize the area with greenery. At night, the "Night Sea Illumination Pavement", in front of the museum, creates a modern night view of Minato Mirai with its fantastic lights inspired by sea tinkles floating in the waves.


Road construction is the core activity of SC group. Four companies of our group are involved in it. The fifth is a surveying company - which is tightly related to the road construction, as its daily work is surveying the height of the roads. Our employees have more than 50 years of experience in the construction of rods, squares, bridges, streets, airfields, pavements and other objects. The group employs more than 350 professionals including almost twenty certified construction managers, and around forty road constructors and their assistants.


News & Public Notices
Friday Traffic Report
October 17, 2014 -
Please see below for a list of road construction projects and events expected to have an impact on traffic flow next week.
See the entire 2011-2014 infrastructure program at www.CityofKingston.ca/construction.
For updates on Highway 401 construction visit the Ministry of Transportation's website at www.roadinfo.mto.gov.on.ca or call 5-1-1.
Williamsville Construction Street Closures and Delays:
- Princess Street is now open but will continue to experience delays between Concession and Regent until late October.
- Drayton will be closed from Princess to Concession until late October.
- Frontenac Street will be closed from Jenkins to York until late October.
- Businesses and medical offices remain open and accessible. For more information see www.CityofKingston.ca/Williamsville.
Other Road Closures:
George Street will be closed from Okill to King until late October.
- Front Road will experience delays in the vicinity of the bridge until late November while crews undertake bridge work.
- Delays can be expected near the intersection of Highway 2 and Highway 15 from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily until late October.
- Delays can also be expected at the intersection of Highway 15 and Grenadier until late November while crews improve the intersection.
- Delays can also be expected at the intersection of Highway 15 and Barrett Court until late November while crews improve the intersection.
Union Street will be closed between University and Division beginning Saturday, Oct. 18 at 1 p.m. until Sunday, Oct. 19 at 6 a.m. for the Reunion Street Festival 2014.
Media contact: For more information contact Cindie Ashton, Media Relations Officer, 613-546-4291, ext. 3116 (cell 613-329-3462). Or call Communications at 613-546-4291, ext. 2300.
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A disabled train on the MBTA Red Line in Cambridge at 8:50am today caused delays for three southbound trains. Regular service resumed an hour later.
The T encourages riders to "know before you go" by signing up for MBTA's e-mail "T-Alerts" here.
To check the latest service updates, visit the MBTA website.
Green Line Extension Station Design Meetings Set posted on Apr 27
MassDOT and the MBTA are hosting two public meetings this spring to provide an update on the design of four stations as part of the Green Line Extension project. The meetings and stations in discussion are as follows: Thursday, May 14, 6:00 – 8:00 PM: …Continue Reading Green Line Extension Station Design Meetings Set
MBTA Green Line First Countdown Signs Live in Newton posted on Apr 25
Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack announced that the MBTA Green Line’s first countdown signs have been activated at Newton Centre and Newton Highlands Stations on the D branch. “These signs provide customers with additional information that they haven’t had before, making customers’ commutes more predictable,” said Secretary …Continue Reading MBTA Green Line First Countdown Signs Live in Newton
Massachusetts Walk and Bike to School Day: May 6th posted on Apr 23
The day is approaching quickly! On Wednesday, May 6th, thousands of elementary and middle school students will participate in hundreds of events within Massachusetts communities as they walk and bike to school. Massachusetts Walk and Bike to School Day is a statewide event through the …Continue Reading Massachusetts Walk and Bike to School Day: May 6th


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Lower Olland Street Bungay will be closed for 2 days, just south of Wharton Street, from Tuesday 30th August 2022 for Gas Works.
During this time our Charcoal Line and 99A Services will be diverted via Hillside Road East, Beccles Road and Staithe Road in both directions.
We apologise for the inconvenience to your journey.


CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The RTA unveiled its new state of the art bus stop. A ribbon cutting was held today to celebrate the bus stop located at 18th Street and Hospital Boulevard.
Bus stop no. 283 is ADA compliant, solar powered and hurricane resistant.
It's located close to the Garcia Memorial Family Health Center at CHRISTUS Spohn to better serve patients there.
"We have it located here because this is where the new clinic opened up four years ago. We have been trying to improve the service so that those individuals in our community that need to get to the clinic have an easy access to it," said RTA CEO, Jorge Cruz-Aedo.
The new bus stop is the largest in Corpus Christi and the first of many Smart Stops scheduled to be constructed througout the RTA's bus routes.


This building, fronting on Rutgers Ave., was built in 1999 and is a steel frame, clear span building. All interior walls are non-load bearing and can be removed or added to with minimal work. This building and its location are deal for retail, office or assembly uses.
There is one dock high loading platform. - Parking description: Additional parking can be added. - Area description: Rutgers Ave. is one of the primary thoroughfares carrying traffic to Oak Ridge's central business district - Number of buildings: 1 - Building condition: Good - Tenancy: Single Tenant
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LEAD PHOTO: The Southern Boone Fire Protection District’s 2018 honoree, Sam Bretthorst gives credit to the accommodating management and staff at Moser’s for their support when she is called off the job for an emergency.
LEAD STORY: City Park Board looking for dog park space
Palomino Ridge resident Melissa Finnegan only recently got her first family dog. But she does not like the idea of taking her mixed-breed rescue pet to a dog park right outside her back door. Her neighbors agree – especially if the dog park is in the Palomino neighborhood.
The Ashland Park Board discussed such a dog park at their meeting on Monday, Feb. 11 and seemed to like using some of their new taxpayer funded monies to creating such a space.
However, when Park Board member Ernie Wren polled the Palomino Ridge residents on a neighborhood Facebook page, residents were nearly 100% against the idea.
Park Board President Tracy Banning said members of the Board of Aldermen requested that the Park Board look at the idea as a number of members of the community had requested a dog park, mentioning the Palomino Ridge green space.
“We are now looking at other areas,” Banning said, citing the pushback from the neighborhood. Banning said one potential area would be in the northwest corner of City Park, where the frisbee golf course currently utilizes some of the space. Another area was forwarded to Banning, but she would not say where, until had been looked at.
“The board has not had a chance to meet since the last fiasco with the Palomino discussion,” Banning said, “and no other area was brought forward at the meeting. I think everyone thought that Palomino would be a good idea.”
More than 50 residents of Palomino Ridge thought it would be a very bad idea.
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Metropolitan Council Press Releases
Posted on: August 10, 2022
[ARCHIVED] Public Invited to Metropolitan Council Special Redistricting Meeting at 1 p.m. Today
There will be a period for public comment prior to the Council’s vote. The Council will discuss a new redistricting plan for parish districts at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022, in the Council Chambers (222 St. Louis Street, 3rd floor.)
Special Redistricting Meeting


Decorative crosswalks are a creative way to showcase streets as places for people to enjoy. They can be used to highlight a community's unique character, indicate a neighborhood gateway, or simply brighten an intersection with colors, textures, or patterns.
Apply today for a decorative crosswalk in your neighborhood!
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The Town's contractor will be excavating and installing pipe beginning on Tuesday morning in the trail section off NYS Rte 251 and Rawson Road.
Work continues from Brace Rd to the west.
There will be signs posted regarding temporary trail closures on the Auburn. There is an option to use the Trolley Trail as a detour in certain areas.
If there are questions or concerns related to the trail closure, you can contact Brian Emelson, Director of Victor Parks and Recreation.
The trail will be at least as good when this is finished as before. We also expect this project, when finished, to enable us to open the section between Maple Ave. and School St. for the first time.
Thank you for your patience!
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Thank you to all who attended the first public hearing on November 10 for the Residential Parking Permit Area Q Project.
The next public hearing will take place:
RPP Area Q Public Hearing
Date: Friday, January 16, 2015
Time: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Location: San Francisco City Hall, 1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Place, Room 416
Below, you will find the new RPP Area Q map, RPP Frequently Asked Questions, and November 10 presentation:
Additionally, if you have questions or comments please connect with the following project contacts:
Kathryn Studwell, Senior Analyst at firstname.lastname@example.org.


Committee to consider Shrewsbury North West Relief Road planning conditions
Shropshire Council’s Northern Planning Committee is set to meet on Thursday 15 February 2024 to consider the Shrewsbury North West Relief Road (NWRR) planning conditions.
The meeting will be held at Shirehall in Shrewsbury, starting at 2pm.
The meeting agenda and reports will be published five clear working days before the meeting – ie tomorrow (Wednesday 7 February) – on the Shropshire Council website. Follow this link.
Shrewsbury North West Relief Road was granted planning permission, subject to conditions, on 31 October 2023.
For more information about attending, viewing, and speaking at the meeting, please follow this link to the Shropshire Council website.


The old Foot Action is well… seeing some action. The only known business that will occupy this vacant building right now is The Vitamin Shoppe which is a supplement retail store. Who knows what else could be in store for this vacant building.
The Vitamin Shoppe moving into old Foot Action
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Memorial Granite Benches
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In addition to memorial benches our custom benches are a great accent pieces for landscaping and decoration to any patio, courtyard or garden. Unlike wooden benches our granite benches do not require upkeep and can be enjoyed for years to come. Our benches are very beneficial for use in public parks as a durable long lasting bench that blends with landscaping and add to a landscape design.


This is a special meeting of the Somerville Redevelopment Authority.
About the Event
Ralph & Jenny Center starting at 10:00am 9 New Washington Street
Tuesdays, September 5 th, September 12th , September 19th & September 26th
Lunch available following Bingo.
If applicable, any related agendas, minutes, audio/video recordings, and other materials will appear here.
Need special assistance? Request accommodations
Community members are invited to join Mayor Katjana Ballantyne and the City Council at the Fall 2023 City Hall Community Meetings.
The Somerville Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) will hold a public meeting and public hearings.
Please submit website feedback using this form. Be sure to include:
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The Solapur – Kurnool – Chennai Economic Corridor (NH-150C) is an ongoing 6-lane partially access-controlled highway project with a route alignment in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. It is a significant road project which aims at providing enhanced connectivity to Maharastra with four South Indian states.
This project is a mixture of greenfield and brownfield upgrades taken up by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) under the government of India's most ambitious program Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase-2.
The MEIL is executing being part of this prestigious project. It is constructing two Six-lane Access Controlled Greenfield Highway segments. One starts at the Karnataka-Telangana border at Raichur Gadwal road to Julekal village, and the second is from Julekal Village to Kurnool town.
Project Status: Ongoing


6:30 PM Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Neighborhood: City Wide
Contact: Swaathi Joseph, email@example.com, 617-349-4668
PLEASE NOTE: This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Section 20 of Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, signed into law on June 16, 2021.
Members of the public can view meetings online or on cable television within Cambridge, provide comments by 5:00 P.M. the day before the meeting to firstname.lastname@example.org, and attend virtually online or by telephone.
Check the Meeting Agenda on the Open Meeting Portal for updated meeting information and links to attend virtually. To view the live stream without commenting, use the City Meeting Video Link.
For more information, see Remote Planning Board Meetings or call the Community Development Department at 617-349-4668.
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The week ahead for traffic, transit
Welcome back to the week. Here are some of the things to watch for during your travels.
Old Chain Bridge Road
Today and Tuesday, Old Chain Bridge Road between Seneca Avenue and Hallcrest Drive near the Dulles Connector Road bridge in McLean will go down to a single
lane between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Flaggers will direct traffic. The work is part of the Metrorail extension through Tysons.
Metro weeknight delays
Metro today released its plan for night time track work during November. Use this link to see the full list. But basically, riders should add at least 20 minutes to a half an hour onto normal trip times from Sunday through Thursday nights between 9:30 p.m. and the midnight closing on the Red, Blue, Orange and Yellow lines.
There won't be any night time track work on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26.
Route 301 bridge
At about 9 a.m. Tuesday, traffic on the southbound Route 301 bridge over Route 214 (Central Avenue) will be shifted to the newly re-decked side. Then rehabilitation work will start on the other side.
During the day, there will be one through lane along southbound Route 301. Once the switch is complete, traffic will be able to use the through lane and one shoulder. This switch should be done before the afternoon rush.
Nice Bridge congestion
Single lane closings for the toll plaza work on the Nice Bridge will continue through Nov. 13. These closings and flagging operations can occur from 12:01 a.m. Tuesday to noon Friday each week.
Maryland Beltway paving
The paving project between the American Legion Bridge and Interstate 270 will be concentrating on the Capital Beltway ramps this week. There will be ramp closings from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday.
Veirs Mill Road paving
Look for single lane closings between Norbeck Road and Rock Creek Bridge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays.
I-95 South night work
From 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. tonight through Thursday night, right right lane will be closed between Exit 167 (Backlick Road) and Exit 166 (Fairfax County Parkway). Workers will be setting up concrete barriers as part of the Fairfax County Parkway extension.
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it emerged at the meeting it would cost in the region of PS4,000 for the TTRO
and road closure to be put in place.
will incorporate various temporary restrictions to ensure safety for the workforce and the travelling public.
This would be on top of a temporary traffic regulation order (TTRO
) which costs PS389.
Dated 4 th July 2018 Paul Entwistle Director of Legal Services Oldham Council MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL TEMPORARY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER (TTRO
) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 (AS AMENDED) ORDER NO.
Tenders are invited for Design, Build and Operate (DBO) of 45 MLD Capacity Tertiary Treatment Reverse Osmosis (TTRO
) Plant at Kodungaiyur including Supply and laying DI Transmission mains for convey
"In addition to covering the loss of the car parking tariff income, any commercial applicant should meet the cost of any necessary temporary traffic regulation order (TTRO
The Contractor will be required to attain and comply with the requirements of an Aberdeen City Council TTRO
and will liaise with potentially affected residents prior to commencing works.
Tenders are invited for Design, Build, Operate for 15 years (DBO) a 45 MLD capacity Tertiary Treatment Reverse Osmosis (TTRO
) Plant at Koyambedu, Chennai, Tamilnadu, including supply, laying and maintenance of MS transmission main for conveying product water to various industries situated at Irungattukottai, Sriperumbudur & Oragadam.


4710 Prieto Drive
West Pensacola, Florida, 32506
Commute to Downtown West Pensacola
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Minimal bike infrastructure.
4710 Prieto Drive has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in West Pensacola.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 4710 Prieto Drive.
57 NAS Pensacola / Downtown
58 Corry Station / Naval Hospital
59X Corry Station / NAS Pensacola / Cordova Mall
2 Brownsville / Myrtle Grove
This location is in the city of West Pensacola, FL. West Pensacola has an average Walk Score of 36 and has 21,339 residents.Learn More About West Pensacola


PT Angkasa Pura I (PAP), the State-owned company that manages Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport, recently outlined the major renovation and upgrading work at Bali's only airport soon to get underway.
Quoted in Beritabali.com, the General Manager of PAP, Heru Legowo, said the total cost of the planned modifications at Bali's airport is budgeted at Rp. 1.6 trillion (US$160 million). When completed, the new domestic and international passenger terminals will cover 120,000 square meters with the capacity to handle 20 million visitors each year. The current terminals cover only 15,000 square meters and must handle nearly 9 million visitors in a single year, According to Legowo, Bali's present airport is only suitable for handling 4 million visitors each year, meaning that in its present configuration Bali's airport is no longer viable.
Legowo said the renovation program that will begin in early 2010 will require 30 months to complete and may well represent the final upgrade for Bali's airport which has run out of land for any future expansion.
The present expansion will require the leveling of hundreds of housing units once used by airport staff, a post office and an animal quarantine facility. "Of the 176 staff housing units we have, almost all will be demolished," explained the Deputy Technical Director of PAP, Ketut Reneng Armika.
In addition to enlarging the terminal, the parking area at the airport will also be augmented to permit the parking of 5,000 vehicles. A separate parking area for motorcycles will also be constructed.
In anticipation of the larger numbers to be handled by Bali's international and domestic air terminal over the coming 3 years, Heru said he hoped the provincial government of Bali will begin to consider upgrading road access to the airport in order to handle increased traffic flows.
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Crown Land Dedication Purpose – Eudunda Oval & Sporting Facilities – Council Notice
Amending the dedicated purpose of the Crown Land.
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What’s happening in your neighborhood
We replaced 5.5 miles of natural gas lines near Highway 10/Highway 61 and replacing regulator stations and valves in Cottage Grove and St. Paul Park for the South Washington Natural Gas Project. Construction activities were completed in public rights-of-way and easements on private properties.
Construction began in spring 2021 and was completed in fall 2022.
This work is our commitment to system revitalization, allowing us to continue to provide you safe, reliable service. It will support community growth and enhance resiliency during extreme weather.
We will install the natural gas lines in two ways.
- Open trenching involves digging a trench and placing the line in the trench.
- Boring uses a bore machine to create an underground pathway through which the line is pulled or drilled.
Before placing natural gas lines into a trench or bore, sections of pipe are welded together and inspected by x-ray. Click here to see a graphic of open trenching and boring construction processes.
We will notify landowners, businesses and residents prior to the start of construction.
Construction activities in 2021 occurred in the following areas:
- Between the intersections of 100th Street and Miller Road and of 96th Street and West Point Douglas Road.
- West Point Douglas Road between 96th Street and Belden Boulevard.
- Hadley/Hastings Avenue between Belden and Scott boulevards.
- East Point Douglas Road, between East Point Douglas Lane and 90th Street.
- 90th Street, between Indahl Avenue and East Point Douglas Road.
- East Point Douglas Road, between Atkinson Cemetery and 80th Street.
Construction activities in 2022 will take place in the following areas:
- East Point Douglas Road, between 90th Street and Atkinson Cemetery.
- Belden Boulevard between West Point Douglas Road and Hadley/Hastings Avenue.
- Hastings Avenue between Scott Boulevard and 1st Street.
- 8th Avenue between Hastings and Portland avenues.
- Portland Avenue between Broadway and 8th avenues.
Please note that construction schedules are subject to change.
Construction and Restoration
During construction, you may notice:
- Marking of utility lines and utility survey holes.
- Road and sidewalk closures.
- Traffic control.
- Parking restrictions.
- Potential access changes.
- Construction noise.
We work to reduce construction-related inconveniences and will temporarily restore work areas following natural gas line installation. Final restoration will occur when conditions allow.
- Start of Construction Flyer
- Hadley Avenue, between Gary Boulevard and Pullman Avenue, Construction Flyer
- Hadley/Hastings Avenue, between Pullman and McCammon Avenues, Construction Flyer
- Hastings Avenue, between Aurora and 8th Avenues, Construction Flyer
- Hastings/Broadway Avenue, between Selby and Summit Avenues, Construction Flyer
- Hastings Avenue, between Pleasant Avenue and 1st Street, Construction Flyer
- Belden Boulevard/West Point Douglas Road, between Hadley Avenue and the Youth Service Bureau, Construction Flyer
- End of Construction Flyer
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Trail Ribbon Cutting
The city of San Jose and the Santa Clara Valley Water District have completed paving the final 6.4 miles of the Guadalupe River Trail from SJC to Alviso, so you can now bike a very nice 11 miles from downtown San Jose to the Bay. The ribbon cutting ceremony takes place Saturday, April 20 2013 on the trail at the airplane compass area immediately north of I-880.
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, SCVWD Board Member Tony Estremera, Santa Clara County Supervisors Ken Yeager and Dave Cortese, and San Jose Councilmembers Sam Liccardo and Kansen Chu will be there. I won’t be there because this conflicts with the Sea Otter Festival in Monterey, which is too bad.
The Guadalupe River Park Conservancy says to park on Ruff Drive between Hedding and I-880. VTA 61 and 62 buses stop at Ruff on Hedding, and of course the 1st Street Civic Center VTA light rail station is just a couple of blocks away from the trailhead at Hedding Street. Here’s a shocking suggestion: you can also ride your bike to this location on this increasingly popular trail.
There’s also Facebook event page for this. That’s my shadow you see in the photo.


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Located on US HWY 441, in a growing retail and medical area. 2.8 miles from downtown Alachua, 4miles to I75 and 25 miles to downtown Gainesville.
114.5 acres available in Alachua, Fl on HWY 441. Excellent location in a fast-growing area of Alachua. Great opportunity for a developer. Residential, Multifamily, Industrial, Medical, Retail Center or a multi-use property.
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The Ponte 25 de Abril connects the city of Lisbon with the municipalities of Almada. It is the 32nd largest suspended bridge in the world. During the day, you will see that it appears as a dark red colour and it reminded me so much of the Golden Bridge in San Francisco. Just behind 25 de Abril Bridge in the municipality of Almada stands a statue of Jesus Christ – as its name emphasises – “Sanctuary of Christ The King”.
More about this image here: https://sumfinity.com/hdr-photos/portugal/lisbon/25-de-abril-bridge/