We meet most Friday’s at 7:15 am in the beautiful floating boat house, at the Center for Wooden Boats in Lake Union park. Visiting Rotarians are welcome to join us for a make up meeting. A breakfast of bagels, muffins, fruit and coffee is included with your $10 meeting fee.
For those new to Rotary we would love to introduce you to our club and all the great things that we are working on. Please join us and breakfast is on us!
Our Meeting Location :
The Center for Wooden Boats
1010 Valley Street, Seattle WA 98109 (Map)
Parking near The Center for Wooden Boats can be a challenge. The Center for Wooden Boats has a small lot near the SLU Streetcar stop in Lake Union Park. When you arrive, please park with your car’s back facing the curb and get a parking pass from the greeter to put on your dashboard.
There is ample additional parking in several lots near by. We recommend the large public parking lot just off of Westlake Ave across the street from Courtyard by Marriott (925 Westlake Avenue North Seattle, WA 98109). Park here and walk around Lake Union Park.
The Center for Wooden Boats is at the extreme south end of Lake Union between Daniel’s Broiler and MOHAI (Museum of history and industry). We are about 5 minutes north of downtown by car, about 10 minutes by bicycle (Pronto City Cycle Bike Stand is onsite), 15 minutes by streetcar, and about 25 minutes on foot. Our address is 1010 Valley Street, Seattle, WA 98109.
You can also get directions to CWB from Google Maps.
NOTE: Mercer Street construction is almost complete, but traffic tends to be heavy during rush hour. Please check for construction and closure updates on the Seattle Department of Transportation website.
From I5 (North and South):
From Aurora Ave Northbound (99 N):
From Aurora Ave Southbound (99 S)
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
For the most complete information about travelling by bus or streetcar service to our South Lake Union, Seattle site please visit King County Metro’s Trip Planner. The information below is intended to give you a rough overview of bus routes in our area.
RIDER ALERT: Please be aware of important reroutes in SLU due to Mercer construction. They are expected to last through spring, 2013.
Southbound Metro Bus Routes 26 (from Greenlake) and 28 (from North Seattle/North Ballard):
Southbound Metro Bus Route 70, 71, 72, 73 Local routes – do not take express buses (from northeast Seattle via 15th N.E. in the U. Dist.):
Northbound Metro Bus Route 70, 71, 72, 73 Local routes – do not take express buses (from Downtown)
Northbound Metro Bus Routes 26 and 28 from downtown:
North or Southbound Metro Bus Route 30
Northbound Metro Bus Route 17
South Lake Union Streetcar (Route 98)


TTC tunnel work on Queens Quay this weekend
February 9, 2017
This weekend, shuttle buses will replace streetcars on the 509 Harbourfront route and portions of the 510/317 Spadina route as City of Toronto crews conduct a bridge inspection on Spadina Ave. and TTC crews perform overhead work in the Queens Quay tunnel. Routes will run as follows:
Starting Fri., Feb. 10 at 9 p.m. and throughout the weekend, a 509 Harbourfront shuttle bus service will run between Prince’s Gates loop (Exhibition Place) and King Station, traveling along Bay St. and Queens Quay W.
Overnight Friday night, from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. Sat., Feb. 11, streetcars on the 510/317 Spadina will turn back north at Charlotte Loop, located south of the intersection of King St. W. and Spadina Ave. Customers must transfer between 510/317 streetcars and 510/317 shuttle buses on Spadina Ave., between Richmond St. and King Sts.
Starting Sat., Feb 11 at 5 a.m. and throughout the rest of the weekend, 510/317 Spadina streetcars will turn back at Queens Quay/Spadina Loop.
During this period, customers must transfer between 510/317 streetcars and 509/317 shuttle buses at Queens Quay and Spadina Ave.
Streetcar service returns to both routes Mon., Feb. 13 at 5 a.m.
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1. Approval of the minutes from the City Council Governance Committee Meeting on September 18, 2019.
2. A briefing and possible action on a Council Consideration Request (CCR) from Councilman Treviño on Council Aide Compensation. [Ben Gorzell, Chief Financial Officer; Lori Steward, Director, Human Resources]
3. Consideration of At-Large Alternate Appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment (6 Slots) [Leticia M. Vacek, City Clerk]
Oct 16, 2019 Governance Committee on 2019-10-16 10:00 AM


Archiseek. A new section on the architecture of the city of Winnipeg has been added to http://www.archiseek.com which is a website created to generate discussion on architecture between architects and the public. The site is the international project of Archeire, at http://www.Irish-architecture.com. The organization has created architecture guides to Paris and Edinburgh that are still under development, as well as style guides and a glossary of architectural terms.
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In June, after more than two years of campaigning by advocates, activists and grassroots groups, the City Council and Mayor Bill de Blasio announced they’d struck a budget deal: one that included funding for the Fair Fares program, which would provide half-priced MetroCards to New Yorkers living below the federal poverty level.
The initiative, which experts say could potentially benefit as many as 800,000 low-income New Yorkers, is set to roll out in January, though the city has yet to release a detailed plan for how it will operate. Eligibility criteria, how many people the program will serve during its initial rollout, and exactly how participants will obtain their discounted MetroCards are all factors still being worked out, according to a spokeswoman for the mayor’s office.
One detail that we do know, revealed at an MTA committee meeting last week, is that the half-priced fares will only apply to the purchase of weekly and monthly MetroCards. Pay-Per-Ride MetroCards, which users can purchase and load with any amount of money over $5.50, are exempt from the discount, at least initially—something city officials say will allow them to get the program launched on time.
This news was a disappointment to transit advocates who’d pushed for the passage of Fair Fares, who argue that the city’s most cash-strapped New Yorkers are not always able to afford the upfront costs of a weekly or monthly MetroCard, even at a discount. Under Fair Fares, a 30-day MetroCard would cost $60.50 while a 7-day would cost $16.


Planned substance abuse center sparks backlash
A proposed substance abuse center in Coney Island is drawing opposition from local residents.
Residents say they are not opposed to the center's mission, but don't want it housed at 3114 Mermaid Ave. Some have expressed concern about the proposed location's proximity to local schools.
A forum about the proposed center will take place Monday evening at United Community Baptist Church.


Residents remarked to me how pleased they are that the council’s unadopted pavements programme is now upgrading the muddy path round the north edge of Magdalen Green to create a proper tarred footway.As vehicles are unable to be parked in a number shor… read more
DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL – ROAD REPORT FOR THE WEST END
REPORT FOR WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 10 APRIL 2017
Riverside Esplanade/Riverside Drive (Tay Road Bridge off ramp to 75m along Riverside Drive) – westbound nearside lane closure for 32 weeks to facilitate V&A construction works.
SSE Glenagnes Cable Renewal – Lochee Road lane restrictions and closures on Blinshall Street, Fleuchar Street and Scott Street for 4 months.
Blackness Road/Glamis Road – temporary traffic lights for 2 weeks for gas main renewal.
The next West End Community Council is next Tuesday – details and agenda below – all welcome!
WEST END COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY 11TH APRIL 2017 AT 7.00PM
IN LOGIE AND ST JOHN`S (CROSS) PARISH CHURCH HALLS
(ENTER FROM SHAFTESBURY TERRACE – OFF BLACKNESS AVENUE)
1. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
3. MINUTE OF MEETING OF 14TH MARCH AND MATTERS ARISING
4. POLICE SCOTLAND UPDATE
5. PLANNING UPDATE
7. OTHER MEETINGS ATTENDED ON BEHALF OF WECC
8. AOCB – MEMBERS OF THE P[UBLIC INPUT
9. DATE OF NEXT MEETING – Tuesday 9th May 2017
Light refreshments will be provided. read more
Volunteer Dundee has a drop-in session for the West End every Wednesday at Blackness Library – where you can find out more about activities and volunteering opportunities in our area – see below! read more
The Friends of the University of Dundee Botanic Garden are holding an event in the Garden, aimed at children under the age of 10, accompanied by as many parents/grandparents as they like, on Sunday 9th April from 3pm – approximate end time 4.15pm.There… read more


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Planning Commission Meeting
Date / Time: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 6:30 p.m.
Location: Council Chambers, 154 South Eighth Street, Grover Beach, CA
PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS:
Item 3. Development Permit 15-16 / Applicant – Andy Dotson
Location: 1210 Nice Avenue (APN 060-357-017) in the High Density Residential (R3) Zone.
The Planning Commission will consider a Development Permit and Tentative Parcel Map to
construct a two unit, two story, Planned Unit Development.
Item 4. Development Permit 15-25 / Applicant – City of Grover Beach
The Planning Commission will consider recommending to the City Council an amendment
to Article III, Chapter 1.2 of the Grover Beach Municipal Code revising the current ban on
medical marijuana dispensaries and banning commercial cultivation in all zones in the City.
Item 5. Meeting Day Discussion / City Attorney Koczanowicz
The Planning Commission will consider changing the regular meeting day.
Please note: Staff reports may be large files that take time to download, depending upon your Internet connection speed. Contact the Community Development Department at (805) 473-4520 if you have any problems accessing a file.
Any supplemental items received after copying / distribution of the agenda packet are available at Grover Beach City Hall, 154 South Eighth Street.
A printed public counter copy of the complete agenda packet is available during regular business hours at Grover Beach City Hall, 154 South Eighth Street.


A number of small potholes along the southam road
Reported in the Pothole category anonymously at 17:53, Saturday 1 August 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
Although these potholes may not be an issue for car drivers, they cause an issue with cyclists. These could be an issue given the depth and size and cause danger within the highway. Falls into oncoming traffic or getting the cyclist to go further out into the road.
There are a number between the Ashberry Homes/Bellway Homes estate and the Hanwell turning. You really need to appreciate on how these affect cyclists by cycling the road and not using the car/van to inspect.
Council ref: ENQ20872575
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Mangalore: Almost three months after its was inaugurated, the newly built Pumpwell flyover developed cracks soon after the unseasonal rains that lashed over Mangaluru city couple of days ago.
The cracks that developed on the gutter of the flyover made way for widespread criticism as the locals alleged that sub-standard work has been executed by the authorities, in a bid to hastily complete the flyover works that was languishing over the last one decade.
However, clarifying in this regard, National Highway Athority of India (NHAI) has said that there was no structural damage to the flyover.
NHAI Project Director Shishu Mohan is quoted in The Hindu saying that the strengthening of the embankment, protection walls and flyover ramps was stopped due to the lockdown imposed across the country. The hairline cracks are the result of the same.
He added that NHAI had taken permission from the Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner on Friday to carry out works on the flyover and Navayuga Udupi Tollway Pvt. Ltd.,which built the flyover, began works on Monday.
The flyover, which missed several completion deadlines was finally inaugurated by MP Nalin Kumar Kateelon January 31, 2019.
The work for the construction of the flyover was started in 2009. The incomplete structure had become a source of inspiration for many memers on social networking sites.
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BY PRINCELY ONYENWE, IMO
Following the policy of the Imo state government to sanitize the state and remove shanties within the city, Engr Innocent Ikechukwu Ikpamezie General Manager, Owerri Capital Development Authority (OCDA) has issued out a warning signal.
However, the Owerri Capital Development Authority (OCDA) wishes to notify the general public that it has commenced the sanitization of the streets by the removal of shanties and illegal structures within and around the Metropolis.
According to the release, the sanitization exercise will also involve the eradication of street trading within and around the under listed;
- IMSU back gate to Chukwuma Nwoha Road extending to Egbu Road.
- Hospital junction to world Bank roundabout
- Assumpta Roundabout and control post
- Orji Flyover and its environs
- Amakohia Flyover and it environs
- Akwakuma roundabout
- Emmanuel College Roundabout.
- Royce Road/Rotimi Street.
- Mbaise Road by Douglas Roundabout and all other areas within the Capital Territory where shanties are located.
Owners of these shanties and street traders are advised to remove and evacuate Immediately.
This exercise will be carried out by OCDA in conjunction with ENTRACO, and other relevant Government agencies that are poised to ensure the sanitization of all streets and prosecute offenders.
9News Nigeria (Owerri)
For inquiries on this news contact 9News Nigeria Imo State @08036856526


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Because there were not a large amount of protests, it is not going before Mayor and Council as a public hearing, but merely on consent agenda. If it is not a public hearing, they do not typically notify individuals unless they specifically request notice. Again, the rezoning authorization and ordinance adoption will go before Mayor and Council on August 9th.
The re-zoning of Circle KÂ WILL NOTÂ go before Mayor and Council on August 8, 2011. The previously scheduled June 21, 2011 rezoning at the Mayor and Council meetingÂ was not on the agenda nor is it on the July 6 agenda.
UPDATE: Zoning Examiner’s recommendation & mapÂ Â from the May 5 public hearing: MayÂ 12, 2011.Â Â Â Â May 5 AgendaÂ for the public hearingÂ Â
Rezoning â€” Planning & Development Services ReportÂ April 20, 2011
City link for specific information: http://www.tucsonaz.gov/PRO/Command?mode=permit&firstTime=true&number_key=C9-11-02&command=InitialProcess&SearchButton=Search


LC Works Update Scheduled for Monday, Mar. 20 On Monday, March 20, Facilities Services will be up-dating its Work Order system. Habitat Enhancement project work continues invasive species removal Green Street Improvement Project Green Street Improvement Project near Gate 4 entrance - The city of Portland will start construction mid to late October 2016. Estate Garden Restoration - Phase 2 In an effort to revitalize the Estate Garden, we will be breaking ground on the remaining terrace lawns starting Monday, October 3rd. Emergency planning/active shooter presentations Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend one of the following active shooter awareness/preparedness presentations. Emergency planning presentations Facilities Services will host an active shooter awareness/preparedness presentation in advance of a functional active shooter exercise after spring break. Sustainability @ LC Facilities Services Lewis & Clark: Flickr Feature Photos featured from Lewis & Clark’s Flickr photostream. Lewis & Clark’s Flickr Photostream Photos featured on Lewis & Clark’s Flickr Photostream.


Among those dealing with bottleneck traffic Wednesday morning were members of the Las Vegas City Council who just so happened to meet with NDOT officials later in the day.
While receiving an update on Project Neon, some offered their own suggestions on how to alleviate congestion.
“I would like to actually push the issue a little harder and meet with your superiors and see if we can just put a pillowcase over the HOV lanes and open that up as soon as possible, like tomorrow,” said Councilwoman Michele Fiore.
She wants to eliminate the carpool lanes during construction of Project Neon. Taking a moment during the meeting with NDOT officials to express her grievances.
“For the last two days, it’s taken me 45 minutes. I get on 95 and Ann to get here,” she said.
Her suggestion came up during a project update.
“We’re over 60 percent complete,” said Dale Keller, NDOT.
NDOT just kicked off the final phase dubbed “The Main Event” earlier this week. It’s the most impactful.
“I just want it to be over with,” said driver Raul Rodriguez.
It has resulted in closures and lane restrictions which, at times, have created backups for miles and tempers to flare on the road.
“If anyone comes to me, I can tell them it will get no worse than this? And if we can handle this then we can handle the rest?” Mayor Pro Tem Lois Tarkanian said.
“That’s a very bold statement, but I feel confident that will be the case,” Keller said.
But some want more to happen now.
“We’ve got to satisfy the here and now, and right now, here and now, this is challenging,” said Mayor Carolyn Goodman.
Councilman Bob Coffin even recommended using the HOV lanes to help alleviate traffic problems.
“Those HOV lanes can be your future mass transit lanes,” Coffin said.


Details for 0 Old Shed Road, Bossier City LA 71111
6 acres more or less available. Zoned Industrial with Industrial streets. Great Location! Additional acreage available up to 40 acres more or less.
Features and Details
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- Type Commercial
- County Bossier
- Acreage 6 Acres
- MLS ID# 228486NL
- Association Fee
- City Sewer, City Water, Electric Avail. On Site, Sewer Avail. On Site
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By Arizona Department of Transportation
Motorists on US 60 between Miami and Superior should expect daily lane restrictions for the Pinto Creek Bridge replacement project starting Thursday, Oct. 31.
Alternating lane restrictions are planned Mondays through Thursdays between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. and Fridays between 6 a.m. and noon. During those hours, flaggers will be directing traffic and drivers should plan for delays. The daily lane closures are expected to last for several weeks.
The first full closure of US 60 is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 7, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Full closures will continue each Tuesday and Thursday for several weeks.
For more information, go to:
Drivers should proceed with caution, slow down and watch for construction personnel and equipment.


Contact: Columbia Public Works
Beginning Tuesday, June 24 at 8:30 a.m., Star Heating and Air Conditioning will begin to remove and replace a HVAC (heating and cooling) unit on the roof of Hickman Hall on the Stephens College Campus. This work will cause a lane closure on the far south lane of eastbound traffic of College Avenue. The closure will take place on Broadway between Waugh Street and College Ave. The work associated with the lane closure should be completed by Tuesday, June 24th at 3:30 p.m. weather permitting.
Motorists and non-motorized transportation users are urged to exercise extreme caution when in the construction area and use an alternate route whenever possible.
We apologize for our error in identifying the location of the lane closure in the original release.


A coalition of Chelsea community groups has launched a petition to demonstrate community support for the conversion of the railway corridor into a community trail. SCT encourages you to take a look at www.ouichelsea.ca , to sign if you agree, and to pass the link along to other Chelsea residents!
In a world that needs constructive dialogue, this petition is a way for Chelsea’s mayor and council to understand how people in support of the trail think it will benefit them and this community. It also aims to encourage the necessary next steps to take place (e.g. the environmental assessment and seeking governmental grants). The response from the population in just two weeks and the comments written on the site are already a fascinating window into what residents value and seek to achieve for their family and community life.
The coalition behind this petition includes: Chelsea Trails, Action Chelsea for the Respect of the Environment (ACRE), Friends of the Gatineau River, Rails-2-Trails, Chelsea North Recreation Committee, and the Cascades Club.


NPKL phase 1 and phase 2 Allottees, it is in urgent requirement we are in need to give representation for Namma Metro - Sub Urban Rail Interchange station at challaghatta in NPKL Block 5.
It is to be noted currently there is no Rail or Metro connectivity in NPKL, with this interchange station. It is to your notice that Major Arterial Road will connect all Blocks of NPKL and Challaghatta is the only access point for Metro and Suburban Rail as well.
We will need your support and physical presence while giving representation. Print media coverage for article and TV media coverage will be arranged video bites. Hope we will get support from all of you for the efforts put.
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Beijing daxing international airport also known as Beijing New Airport, is the biggest airport in the world. It is also the second international airport of Beijing along with Beijing Capital International airport. It is also the second international airport of Beijing along with Beijing Capital International airport. This new China $18BN Beijing Daxing international airport is located in Daxing, a suburb district south of the city. It reduces congestion at the existing airport and caters for the needs of Beijing passengers. We will answer the frequently most asked questions about Beijing daxing international airport in this video. How big is Beijing Daxing International airport? How much did Beijing Daxing International airport cost? How many runways does Beijing Daxing international airport have? What are the transportation options from Beijing Daxing airport? Which airlines are going to operate at Beijing Daxing airport? Is Beijing Daxing international airport the biggest in the world? Who designed Beijing Daxing airport? Who owns Beijing Daxing airport?


NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 -SECTION 14(1) C278 STEEL TO LOW JUNIPER JUNIPER TO HEXHAM, HEXHAM (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2021Notice ID: BRA2087551
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 -SECTION 14(1) C278 STEEL TO LOW JUNIPER JUNIPER TO HEXHAM, HEXHAM (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2021
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Northumberland County Council have made an Order to prohibit the use by vehicular traffic on that section of the C278 Steel To Low Juniper, Juniper to Hexham From its junction with C280 heading northwards for a distance of 3,606 metres in the County of Northumberland.
The Order is to be effective from the
14th June 2021 until the 14th December 2021.
It is expected that the road will only be closed from the 14th June 2021 until the 18th June 2021 between the hours of 08:00 and 17:00 during this period.
The alternative route for vehicular traffic will be via the C278, C282 C278 and vice versa.
Enquiries should be made to Northumberland County Council's Contact Centre 0345 600 6400 or at
(enter the road number and road name). - Ref: 122158228.
The closure has been requested by Northumberland County Council for carriageway surfacing due to deterioration of the roads surface.
DATED this 10th day of June 2021.


Closure of Outbound Trade Street at Wilkes Place
Effective Saturday, April 29 at 7:00 am through Monday, May 1, 2017 at 6:00 am
Routes 1, 5, 7, 8 & 34
On Saturday, April 29, at 7:00 am through Monday, May 1 at 6:00 am, the the buses on the above routes will detour between Graham and Cedar Streets, due to utility construction on West Trade Street at Wilkes Place near the Greyhound Bus Terminal.
Customers normally boarding at the bus stop on Trade & Wilkes should instead use the stop on Trade just east of Graham.


4km from kangundo Road
This is a controlled estate, very ideal for residential development. It comes with ready titles, borehole and is connected to electricity. The plots are in the vicinity of KBC Radio and TV Transmission Station and about 500 metres from the proposed Greater Eastern Bypass. The price of the plots is inclusive of legal and title deed processing.
Kes. 375,000.00 cash upfront, Kes 399,000.00 in installments
Particulars not warranted


A road will be closed to allow essential carriageway strengthening works to take place.
Work will take place on sections of Salters Lane and Hangmans Lane at Warden Law, Sunderland. It will start on Monday and is expected to last a week.
Access to Karting North East will be maintained and alternative routes will be signposted via Ryhope and Stoneygate. Motorists are advised to make more time for their journey.


Recently, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt gave a speech, in which he mentioned the important position of thunder in Russia, and at the same time he said he would build a new stadium for Thunder.
He said: “Our stadium is too small, the investment is too small, and it is getting older and older. Obviously, we hope to establish a long-term relationship between the city and this team to ensure that the Thunder team stays here. But without the modern NBA stadium, we cannot achieve this goal. The new stadium we expected will be magnificent beyond anything our residents have ever experienced.”


The Catlett, Calverton and Midland Service District Plan is currently under review. This webpage will list the agendas and meeting minutes. Click on the minutes link above to view committee drafts and more.
Catlett, Calverton and Midland Service District Plans
The Fauquier County Department of Community Development is hosting community meetings to discuss an update to Chapter 6 of the County's Comprehensive Plan for the Village Service Districts of Catlett, Calverton and Midland. The meetings will be held at H.M. Pearson Elementary School from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Future scheduled meetings TBA
Questions? Call the Fauquier County Planning Division at 540-422-8210.


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON 02133
Senator Joan B. Lovely
2nd Essex District
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
February 11, 2022
Senator Joan B. Lovely Files Massachusetts Senate Citation Recognizing the Salem Beautification Committee
BOSTON- In December 2021, Senator Joan B. Lovely filed a Massachusetts Senate Citation to recognize the Salem Beautification Committee for their outstanding work to create a more beautiful community in service to the City of Salem. The Citation was presented to Sandi Power, Chair of the Committee’s Traffic Island Program.
“I was honored to file a Massachusetts Senate Citation to recognize the Salem Beautification Committee,” said Senator Joan B. Lovely (D-Salem). “Committee members actively go out of their way to improve and promote the aesthetics of our City, so residents and visitors alike can appreciate just how incredibly beautiful Salem is. It is a gift that they continue to make this possible for all of us to enjoy.”
The Salem Beautification Committee was adopted by the Salem City Council in 2006, per the order of Mayor Kim Driscoll, and held their first meeting in December of that year. Composed of 7 to 11 appointees and in partnership with the City of Salem, the Beautification Committee is dedicated to initiating, promoting, and advancing opportunities that support community wide beautification efforts. Such efforts include but are not limited to their Traffic Island program and Clean Sweeps Day, May Plant Sale Fundraiser, Heritage Days Window Box and Traffic Island awards day event, and Halloween elementary school pumpkin contest. These activities give Salem residents, young and old, the opportunity to participate in local beautification efforts and promote civic pride.
In addition to their community outreach efforts, the Beautification Committee is committed to supporting local businesses and artists. Under the Chairmanship of Mary Ellen Halliwell, the Committee’s Lady of Salem Figurehead Program tasks local artists to paint figureheads that are hung around Downtown Salem and provides businesses sponsorship opportunities and positive exposure. The Committee’s Traffic Island Beautification Program likewise provides exposure opportunities for local businesses, while also improving the aesthetics of the City’s roads.
Though the Committee has had to halt some of their activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they remain committed to their mission: “…to assist the City in developing and pursuing initiatives that promote the beautification of the City. The goal of the Committee is to create civic pride and to motivate the City’s diverse population to participate in the beautification process. The Committee will identify areas in need of improvement, will create programs, recruit volunteers, and will secure the funding resources to achieve its goals.”
To get involved in the Salem Beautification Committee, visit the City of Salem’s website to fill out an application form. Members of the public are welcome to attend Committee board meetings which are held the 2nd Tuesday of the month and presently take place over Zoom. For questions or more information about the Committee, please contact Micaela Guglielmi in the Engineering Department at 978-619-5672.


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Park Board Meeting Notice of Cancellation
December 9, 2019 Park Board Meeting Notice of Cancellation
Notice of Cancelled Meeting & Special Meeting
November 5, 2018 Multi Meeting Notice
January 24, 2017 Joint Meeting with City Council
May 21, 2013 Meeting
February 26, 2013


Enzo Oreta touts Malabon’s ‘world class’ Sports Complex
Malabon Councilor Enzo Oreta is proud that the city government finished the construction of the city’s sports complex despite the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a Facebook post, Oreta shared that it was only two years ago when he and his brother, Malabon Mayor Lenlen Oreta, were talking about having a “world class” sports complex in the city.
He said the Malabon Sports Complex boasts of a track and field oval, as well as tennis and basketball courts.
Residents also have a wide open space for exercise and sports training.
“Patunay ito na kaya nateng ituloy ang pag-asenso ng ating Lungsod, basta’t sama-sama!” Oreta said.


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EAST LANSING, Mich. — Motorists are advised that the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) construction project on Saginaw Street is scheduled to recommence on Thursday, Sept. 13Crews will be working from Thursday, Sept. 13 through Saturday, Sept. 15 to mill and resurface the highway, from Abbot Road to Hagadorn Road. While one lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction during this work, it is expected to cause significant traffic delays. Motorists are asked to drive with caution in the area and are encouraged to seek alternate routes if possible.Following this work, street striping will take place throughout the entire project area, from Coolidge Road to Hagadorn Road, early next week.Community members with questions can contact MDOT’s University Region Office at (517) 750-0401. Additional contact information can be found here: https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/0,4616,7-151-9623-25525--,00.html.
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.


New Delhi : Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is responsible for National Highways projects. States Highways are the responsibility of states. However, the Ministry approached by various State Governments / Union Territories (UTs) etc., including from the State Government of Andhra Pradesh, for declaration of State roads, including the State Highways (SHs), as new National Highways (NHs). The Ministry considers declaration of some State roads, including the SHs, as new NHs from time to time based on requirement of connectivity, inter-se priority and availability of funds.
Works on notified NHs, including newly declared NHs, are taken up as per inter-se-priority, progress of ongoing works, availability of funds and traffic density. No financial allocation is separately made for such upgradation and the work when sanctioned is executed through existing budgetary allocations.
This information was given by Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.


President Obama signed into law an extension of highway funding for two months on May 29, two days before a deadline that would have stopped infrastructure projects in their tracks, reported The Hill. The Highway and Transportation Funding Act of 2015 (H.R. 2353) will extend a variety of transportation building and maintenance projects through July. The law continues funding for programs financed by the Highway Trust Fund and ensures that expenditures from and revenue deposits into the fund will not be interrupted, a White House statement said.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest pointed out that the law is the 33rd short-term funding measure of its kind since 2008, which makes it difficult for states to plan substantial, long-term highway projects, The Hill noted.
The White House has proposed comprehensive transportation infrastructure legislation, the GROW AMERICA ACT, the White House said in a May 19 statement on H.R. 2353. The administration sent a six-year, $478 billion highway bill to Congress in March to address these transportation infrastructure needs, reported The Hill on March 30.
Legislators from both parties acknowledged the need for reliable, long-term funding to preserve and expand surface transportation but also expressed doubts over how to fund a multi-year highway bill. The Hill quoted Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee as saying, “Senate Democrats … understand that you cannot have big league economic growth with little league infrastructure.” Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) warned that he wants to offer people some certainty on the funding issue, but added “… I’m just not sure that we can get that done.”


Friday, January 31, 2014 – On Monday, February 3 beginning at 6:00 p.m.
new traffic signals will be installed in the intersection of Spring Garden Road and Queen Street.
During this work lane drops will be in place as well as stop and go traffic. Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes. HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause. – 30 –
Media Contact: Janet Bryson HRM Communications 490-5057
Source: HRM Release


Department of Public Works Engineering Division is currently working on implementing its Stormwater Management Program for the requirements of the MS4 and NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) regulations.
The Town of Reading’s Stormwater Management Program consists of Public Education, Illicit Discharge Detection, Mapping, Outfall Inspections, Construction Site Runoff Control, and Good House Keeping Practices. All of these components will ensure clean stormwater in the Town of Reading and a cleaner environment as a whole for our future.
Hours of Operation:
Mon, Wed & Thurs: 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Tues: 7:30 am to 7:00 pm
After Hours Phone Number:
16 Lowell StreetReading, MA 01867


The South Central Iowa Solid Waste Agency landfill in Tracy will close to the public Monday, April 24 for maintenance and reopen Tuesday May 2.
Replacement of the landfill scale will disrupt regular operations, and the agency will not be able to weigh incoming loads of residential waste. The landfill will not accept waste from anyone without a charge account, so please plan accordingly.
SCISWA encourages residents to use curbside collection programs available in their communities during this time. The landfill will reopen for residential waste disposal Tuesday, May 2.
The SCISWA transfer station in Malcom is not affected and will maintain regular operating hours and procedures.
For more information contact us at 641-828-8545.
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Measure K Bond
On March 3, 2020, the voters of the District approved Measure K, authorizing the District to issue up to $27,000,000 in aggregate principal of bonds for authorized projects. Check back here for updates on projects and other Measure K activities.
Brisbane School District has contracted with Studio W Architects for design services and project management for our Measure K Bond projects. Please contact Studio W for all bond construction-related questions.
Measure K Bond Phase II Lease-Leaseback Construction awarded to Landmark Construction.
Measure K Bond Phase I Lease-Leaseback Construction Awarded to Landmark Construction
Facilities Assessment (2019)


The Public Art Advisory Board generally meets at 5:00 P.M. on the 2nd Monday of each month, or as needed, in the Executive Conference Room at City Hall, 445 Marsac Avenue. Meetings are being held hybrid with option of attending virtually via zoom or in person. For more information contact Jenny Diersen, staff liaison to the Park City Public Art Advisory Board.
Meeting Dates (2022):
May 11, June 13, July 11, August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, December 12.
Agenda & Packet for the next meeting will be published here soon.
2022 Strategic Plan
Public Art Map - Take a virtual tour of the Park City Public Art Collection
Get Inspired - Park City Public Art Board Video Public art reflects, reveals, and enriches the community it inhabits. Park City is lucky to have more than 30 significant works of art along our trails, in our parks, and in front of and within our buildings.
Recruitment for Board Positions - Make a difference in our community!
The Mayor and City Council seek applications to fill three positions on the Park City Public Art Advisory Board. Applications are due on May 2, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. Questions? Contact email@example.com or click here for more information. La solicitud en español está disponible aquí.
|6/23||Pamela Bingham - first full firstname.lastname@example.org|
|6/23||Lara Carlton - first full email@example.com|
|6/23||Samantha Osselaer, Chair - first full firstname.lastname@example.org|
|6/23||David Nicholas - second full email@example.com|
|6/23||Jennifer Gardner - first full term
|6/22||Alex Butwinski - second full firstname.lastname@example.org|
|6/22||Beth Armstrong - second full email@example.com|
|6/22||Hillary Gilson, Vice Chair - fulfilling vacant term
Park City Municipal Corp, Staff
City Council Liaison
City Council Alternate Liaison
|Jocelyn Scudder, Park City Summit County Arts Council
|To email the entire board, please email firstname.lastname@example.org|
The Park City Council approved funding for public art projects in June of 2003. In December 2003, after working closely with the Park City Summit County Arts Council, a policy was adopted forming the Public Art Advisory Board. In August of 2020, the Public Art Advisory Board updated their policies.
Once the Public Art Advisory Board makes recommendations to City Council, the Council shall have final approval.


Eugene Simpson Stadium Park Little League Field Improvements Begin July 18
For Immediate Release: July 6, 2016
The City of Alexandria
Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities will be improving
aspects of the Little League baseball field at Eugene Simpson Stadium Park, 426
E. Monroe Ave. The work includes removing the existing block building
behind home plate, replacing the backstop and portions of the fencing,
installation of a new press box, and adjusting the existing utilities.
Work is scheduled for July 18 – October 30 and work hours are 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The park will be open during construction. Patrons should expect work throughout the day. For your safety, please be alert to construction activities and use extra caution when moving around the site.


Chelsea mayor looks for re-election
By CHRISTINE BOATWRIGHT / Staff Writer
CHELSEA – Chelsea Mayor Earl Niven recently announced his intent to run for a sixth term as mayor in the Aug. 28 municipal election.
Niven was first elected as Chelsea mayor in March 1996 when the city was formed.
“If you look where we started 16 years ago to where we are now, I’m very proud of the progress we’ve made,” Niven said.
Niven said the city of Chelsea has been active in supporting education.
“We’re very community minded in that we have donated the $500,000 to build a gym that will not only benefit the school, but also the community for our youth activities,” Niven said, noting the gym will be a part of the new Chelsea elementary school scheduled to open August 2013.
“Chelsea, to me, is a good city with the ability to become a great city,” he said. “We’re enroute to become a great city. We have great community support.”
The mayor said the city has spent money on youth activities in the past years, including building a softball complex and football practice field.
“We have merged with the youth club to maintain all youth facilities in Chelsea,” Niven said. “We have plans to light the practice field at the Chelsea High School that would benefit the high school as well as youth football.”
According to Niven, the city council has a plan to build a community center that will benefit all age groups.
“We have supported the senior adult center we have on Highway 36, but we have a need now for a community center that will house a full-sized gym that will benefit not only youth, but also all activities of our community,” Niven said. “We’ll have senior adult activity rooms at the community center. I look at this to be recommended this fall for the city to build along with an additional sports complex or facility.”
The city is also facing road re-routing issues, Niven said.
“One of the major ones is the rerouting of Highways 47 and 39,” he said. “That will help speed traffic through the city hall area and the middle school.”
Niven’s experience includes serving as a trustee for the Chelsea schools for 12 years, being involved in Civitan Club, Lions Club and Kiwanis Club. He has also been the president of high school and youth booster clubs, as well as a deacon at Liberty Baptist Church for 45 years.
“My whole desire in being mayor is my love for the community,” Niven said. “I’ve lived here all my life. I think that wherever we’re placed in life we are a servant. It’s my desire to continue to be a servant to the city of Chelsea.”
By CHRISTINE BOATWRIGHT / Staff Writer CHELSEA – The Chelsea Mayor and City Council discussed possible solutions to Chelsea’s need... read more


REPORT: North Texas city council to vote on construction of famous Texas-based store
Terrell, Texas (KETK) — According to Dallas media sources, Tuesday evening, the Terrell City Council will vote on whether or not to construct a Buc-ees flagship store.
The deal is expected to pass with flying colors and will give the northern part of the state their first Texas-based store.
The meeting is also set to shed light on a piece of land where the Terrell Market Center had been teased.
If the deal is approved, construction is expected to begin in 2014 with the projected opening date to be November 2014.


TTC service – until April 1, 2018
On February 18, the bus replacement service west of Roncesvalles Avenue began operations with some changes. These changes will continue until April 1 at which time additional service changes will be introduced to the route as work continues at Humber Loop.
· 501/301 Queen streetcars continue to provide service on Queen Street between Roncesvalles Avenue and Neville Park Loop.
· 501L Queen shuttle buses are operating between Long Branch Loop and the Dufferin/Queen area via; Lake Shore Boulevard, Windermere Avenue, The Queensway and Queen Street turning back via; Gladstone Avenue, Peel Avenue and Dufferin Street.
· 301L Queen shuttle buses continue operating between Long Branch Loop and Dufferin Gate Loop.
· 501M Marine Parade-Windermere buses are no longer operating. Customers may board 501L buses on Lake Shore Boulevard. Customers travelling to The Queensway from Marine Parade Drive can board the 66 Prince Edward bus service.
Customers may transfer between streetcars and shuttle buses on Queen Street, between Roncesvalles Avenue and Dufferin Street.
TTC service – after April 1, 2018
Planned return of 501/301 streetcars west of Roncesvalles Avenue
The return of streetcar service west of Roncesvalles Avenue to Long Branch Loop will be phased:
1. April 1, 2018* - Streetcar service will resume west of Roncesvalles Avenue to South Kingsway.
Shuttle buses will operate between the Windermere/Ellis/Queensway intersections and Long Branch Loop.
Note: Humber Loop will remain closed to customers while construction continues.
* Customers must transfer between streetcars and shuttle buses at Windermere Avenue/The Queensway or Ellis Avenue/The Queensway to continue their trip on transit.
2. June 24, 2018 – Humber Loop opens to regular 501/301 Queen, 66 Prince Edward and 80 Queensway service and customers. 501/301 streetcars will resume regular routing between Long Branch Loop and Neville Park Loop. Visit ttc.ca for updates.


On July 28, the Board of Supervisors will decide whether an old billboard that collapsed last winter should be allowed to be rebuilt under the guise of grandfathering in mistakes of the past. Join us in urging the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors to uphold the Planning Commission denial of this permit so that there is one less billboard blighting the beautiful Elk River wetlands and the southern gateway to Eureka.
Click HERE to sign the petition.
Last winter, an old billboard collapsed into the Elk River wetlands just south of Eureka. This sign was built long before current state and local rules governing billboards were adopted - no billboard would ever be allowed in a coastal wetland by today's standards. On May 7, the County Planning Commission denied the permit, but the sign owner appealed that decision, and on July 28, the Board of Supervisors will decide whether this sign should be allowed to be rebuilt under the guise of grandfathering in mistakes of the past.
Click HERE to learn more about our campaign against Billboards on the Bay.


Louisville Metro Planning will hold a hearing regarding the zoning changes to 100 and 102 Marshall Drive (BMW Dealership expansion […]
Beechwood Village City Council Meeting is the second Tuesday of every month (click here for more information).
Decorate your bikes and meet at the corner of Blenheim and Biltmore. The parade will end at Beechwood Baptist Church […]
Come meet the BWV Mayor and City Council Members at an Open House on April 12, 5:00 – 6:30 at […]
The Beechwood Village parking ordinance has been updated to ensure the safety and accessibility of our streets. These new regulations will […]
Santa Claus is coming to Beechwood Village on Sunday, December 20th! When will he be near your house?
The City Picnic is October 17th from 11:30am – 3pm at Beechwood Baptist Church Great Lawn.


This week, our advertisement takes us to Carlingford where in 1967, you could buy a block of land for $3390 (1695 pounds). According to the RBA Inflation Calculator it would cost about $ 39 313 in today's money. Another great bargain to be had.
Source: Marsdens Real Estate. 1967. "'Parkland Estate' Carlingford," The Daily Telegraph, April 29.
The estate would encompass the neighbourhoods bounded by North Rocks and Jenkins Roads at Carlingford.


Amsterdam satellite map
Map of Amsterdam satellite . Amsterdam satellite map (Netherlands) to print. Amsterdam satellite map (Netherlands) to download. Amsterdam is situated in a flat and low-lying area mainly on the south bank of the IJ, an inland arm of the former Zuiderzee, now the IJsselmeer, connected by canal with the North Sea as its shown in Amsterdam satellite map. The Amstel River in Amsterdam satellite image flows from south to north through the city toward the IJ. Parts of Amsterdam lie below sea level, some of them on land that has been reclaimed from the sea or from marshes or lakes.
Amsterdam is located in the North Holland province. The Netherlands is divided into 90 islands which are connected by over 120 bridges as its mentioned in Amsterdam satellite map. As its shown in the satellite image, Amsterdam has a total land area of 84.7 square miles (219.4 square kilometers) and is 6.6 feet below sea level. 12% of Amsterdam land area is nature reserves and parks.


Pond on the corner of McIvor Blvd.
The NBRA has received several phone calls regarding work that is being completed at the pond on the corner of McIvor Blvd and New Brighton Ave (across from Shell). After speaking with Kidco (the company carrying out the work) it has been determined that: the pond behind the car dealerships is being drained into the pond across from Shell, in order to measure silt levels in the pond and remove garbage. The pond will be filled back up again, once this work is completed. Any further questions on concerns can be directed to the City of Calgary, by calling 311.


Shri Nitin Gadkari to lay the Foundation Stone for widening of 90 Km of Ramjanaki Marg and other NH works worth Rupees 1224 crore in Uttar Pradesh tomorrow
Foundation Stone also to be laid for development of River Ghaghra - National Waterway 40
Deepthi | Myequity news | Date : 08-10-2018 19:20:00 IST
The Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) has won the ‘ISSA Good Practice Award’ for Administrative Solution for Coverage Extension at the “Regional Social Security Forum for Asia and the Pacific” held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia recently.
The Union Minister for Road Transport & Highways, Shipping, Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation Shri Nitin Gadkari will lay the foundation stone for widening and improvement of Rs 1224 crore worth of National Highways works in Uttar Pradesh tomorrow. The projects include widening and improvement of Ramjanaki Marg (NH-227A) from Ayodhya Cantt to Rampur (55 km) at a cost of Rs 315 crore, and 35 km from Rampur to Sikriganj at a cost of Rs 250 crore. Shri Gadkari will also lay the foundation for the 14 km long Basti Ring Road Phase 1 which is to be constructed at a cost of Rs 450 crore, and the widening and improvement of the 35 km long Badhni -Shoratganj section of NH-730, to be undertaken for a cost of Rs 200 crore.
In addition to the NH works, Shri Gadkari will also lay the foundation stone for the development of 354 km long section of River Ghaghra (National Waterway-40 )from Faizabad to Manjhighat.
The functions will be held at Kisan College, Civil Lines, Basti and Shivpati Degree College Hostel Ground, Chhatehri, District Siddarthnagar in eastern Uttar Pradesh.


Designated Areas: Maine Flooding, Ice Jams
Periodo del incidente: 15 abril, 1994 al 9 mayo, 1994
Declaración de Desastre Mayor declarado el 13 mayo, 1994
(Assistance to individuals and households)
(Assistance to State, Local, Tribal and Territorial governments and certain private-non-profit organizations for emergency work and the repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities)
Hazard Mitigation Grant ProgramAll jurisdictions in Maine are eligible to apply for assistance under the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.


Babatunde Raji Fashola, the minister of works and housing, has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to providing Nigerians with infrastructural projects.
According to him, the construction of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway project, would be completed by December 25, 2022.
Speaking in an interview on Channels Television’s ‘Sunday Politics’, Fashola praised President Muhammadu Buhari’s efforts to bring the benefits of democracy to Nigerians.
When asked about the finishing date of the project, the Minister stated that the Federal Government intends to deliver the road for use before Christmas.
“People used to do a one-week trip for a whole day so that is progress. We plan to finish this year,” the minister said.
Fashola, however said that the federal government is waiting for the Oyo State Government to play its role in aiding the speedy completion of the project.
“It is less than two hours now to go to Ibadan, you can do Ibadan and come back twice a day now and we haven’t finished. We don’t want to finish and the road is open again.
“If you see, the lane marking is already going on, the road furniture is simultaneously being installed road marking is going on and we are waiting for Oyo State. Governor Makinde and I will resolve that pretty soon,” he stated.


The building consists of Basement, Ground, Mezzanine, Transfer+55 Typical Floors+3 Service+Roof with a total height of 223.50m above ground in addition to a 27m steel feature. The building has a width of 30m and a length of 45.50m.
Value Engineering, Structural Design, Precast Engineering and Construction Engineering.
All horizontal elements are in Precast Concrete including balconies. Among the highest buildings in the world with this nature. Floor to floor cycle has reached 3 days.
Major challenge in the project was the tight schedule. The Value Engineering not only resulted in substantial saving in quantities of steel and concrete, but expedited the construction by maximizing the utilization of precast concrete. The contractor was able to achieve about 80 hours floor cycle. incorporating cladding fixing system in the precast floor system resulted also in a significant saving in curtain wall installation. The Tower was handed over on time without any delay. Success was because of understanding the site needs and continuous collaboration between the design and construction teams.


You're invited to give comments about the MS4 Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program at the MS4 annual meeting. The MS4 staff will then review and incorporate all pertinent comments into their Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program. Those who can't attend the annual meeting can submit commits by contacting us.
Saturday, June 3, 2017
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District's WaterFest event
Lake Phalen Pavillion


College Road, between Hagerty Drive and 12th Avenue, is currently closed in both directions due to a water line break. On Monday, August 6, College Road will be closed between 12th Avenue and Annie and John Glenn Avenue. On Monday, CABS buses will be rerouted to High Street during this time as follows:
Campus Loop North (CLN), Campus Loop South (CLS) and West Campus (WC):
- Will be rerouted to High Street. A temporary stop will be available at 12th Avenue and College Road as well as at 18th Avenue and High Street.
East Residential (ER):
- Will be rerouted north on High Street to 18th Avenue, 18th Avenue to College Road, College Road to Woodruff Avenue and back to High Street. A temporary stop will be available at 18th Avenue and College Road.
Please continue to follow @OhioState_TTM on Twitter for updates.


The municipal hotel is designed for people who find themselves in difficult situations.
In Kharkov will open a hotel and communal social areas. This was reported in the city hall.
“The hotel is equipped with rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, Laundry. The building is adapted for people with disabilities. The opening is almost ready, it remains only to arrange well adjoining territory”, – noted in the city Council.
11,5 million UAH for the opening of the hotel allocated the German side, in particular for the repair of premises, equipment, furniture.
But the Kharkiv city Council has allocated funds to repair the roof, facade and landscaping.
In addition, the municipality plans to implement another social project – the center for internally displaced persons, “New vision”, where they will be assisted on various issues.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY given that a Public Hearing will be held before the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday December 14, 2017 at 6:00 P.M., in the Incorporated Village of Freeport, Main Conference Room, 46 N. Ocean Avenue, Freeport, New York, on the appeals and applications of cases as they appear on the calendar; residential applications that do not extend their prior non-conforming status may be called first; public comment invited. It is anticipated that the Board will adjourn the legislative session and enter into Executive Session until 6:30P.M.
INTERESTED PROPERTY OWNERS and other persons should appear at the above time and place to have questions answered and to voice opinions.
All applications are non-conforming with zoning regulations herein specified for the districts in which they are located.
Application #41-2017 – 64 Prospect Street, Residence A – Section 62/Block 087/Lots 232 – Sheila Flynn Elevate and maintain side yard decks. Village Ordinance §210-6A, §210-43A(2) Required rear yard setback is a minimum of 20’. Plans show 5’. §210-43B No building or structure other than… entry stair/stoop shall be constructed in a side yard. Plans show deck in side yard.
Application #45-2017 – 210 Hanse Ave, Industrial B – Section 62/Block B/Lots 486 – Lisa Lynshue Create a catering hall (no food). Village Ordinance §210-6A, §210-172A(4)”required parking spaces”- states in part, restaurants, discotheques, cabarets and bars: as least one parking space for each three authorized occupants. Application indicates an occupant load of 128 persons. 42 parking spaces required. Application indicates zero parking. §210-147A “Permitted Uses” All industrial or manufacturing uses except those specifically prohibited herein. The use as a catering hall does not meet the criteria of an industrial or manufacturing use.
BY ORDER OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Pamela Walsh Boening, Village Clerk
Issue Date November 30, 2017


Carol Plantation Rd UPDATE
June 30, 2017
A portion of Carol Plantation Rd. between Theodore Dawes Rd. and Hwy. 90 has been closed for construction. That portion of road will be opened today June 30 through July 10 to accommodate Fourth of July traffic. Construction will resume on July 10, with project completion expected by early August.


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BOS WEEKLY UPDATE
August 22, 2019
Please read for updates on Listening Sessions, Award Winning Audit Report, and Upcoming Selectmen Meetings
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On December 5th around 70 Manchester residents, town staff and others gathered at the Manchester Essex Regional High School to discuss the recommendations of the draft Manchester’s Master Plan


The Knights received $389,509 from the Department of Sports and Recreation's Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund that will cover a third of the $1.2 million upgrade that will modernise facilities, provide disabled access and improve visitor experience.
Mosman Park Council has committed $65,000 to the project for "Council identified tasks" and the club will cover the remainder via sponsorship, work in kind and fundraising. Club representative Andrew Zuvela said he hoped the work would be finished for the start of the 2016 season.
The grant and improvements would help the club secure a long-term lease with the Town of Mosman Park.
"We're hoping for a minimum of 20 years because we're making a significant investment in the changerooms," he said.
The Town agreed to "approve a concept for a new lease" beyond 2016 after the club completes "all work associated with facility improvement, to a standard and timetable acceptable to the Town of Mosman Park, utilising funds provided by others, apart from $65,000 allocated by the Town".
Chief executive Kevin Poynton said the Town would work with the Western Knights to construct the lease and looked forward to ongoing negotiations.
"The grant is great news for the local club that provides support, particularly for junior players," Mr Poynton said.


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by timpickstone on 3 February, 2017
Just to let residents know about a new planning application in your area. Please just let me know if you have any queries.
Demolition of existing conservatory and single storey rear extension and erection of single store…
1 Peveril Close, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 6NS
Ref. No: 61066


HUNTERTOWN, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) -- The Huntertown town council could have another full house tonight with residents wanting to discuss controversial plans for a new sewage plant.
Fort wayne officials have been asked to attend tonight's meeting.
Huntertown leaders are pushing to build a new $11 million wastewater treatment facility so the town can break from Fort Wayne's plant and avoid an expected large rate hike in 2013.
The council has been looking at buying a site on Hathaway Road for the new plant, but farmers have expressed concerns that discharge from the facility will cause increased flooding along the nearby Geller Ditch.
The meeting is set to start at six p.m. at the Huntertown town hall.
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Prime Commercial Corner Lot on Miracle Mile just south of Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant. Close proximity to Riverview Mall. HIGH TRAFFIC AREA. Property previously zoned Commercial General and could be easily rezoned back to Commercial General since it is located on a Commercial Corridor. Owner must submit plan to City. Water, sewer and power are available. No assessments.


January 24, 2023
Council Chambers, City Administrative Services Bui
304 N. Church St.
Bowling Green, OH 43402
Historic Preservation Commission Meeting - Cancelled
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission has been rescheduled from Tuesday, December 27, 2022 to Tuesday, January 10, 2023. This is due to a lack of a quorum. This meeting date will also be in place of the regularly scheduled meeting of Tuesday, January 24, 2022.


8:30am - Noon - Courtroom
6:00pm - 8:00pm - Upstairs Senior Room
Town Hall Closed: Memorial Day
TOWN OF CRAWFORD – BULK CLEAN UP
May 16th, 2024, 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
May 17th and May 18th, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
FREE for Residents– 2 Permits per Household
Cars – 3 Loads Permitted
Pickup Trucks 2 Loads, Anything Larger 1 Load – Drop-off @ Sewer Treatment Plant
57 Hardenburgh Rd. Pine Bush, NY
Electronics Clean Up
TOWN OF CRAWFORD
NOTICE OF HEARING
INTRODUCTORY LOCAL LAW
REGULATION OF DUMPSTERS
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been introduced before the Town Board of the Town of Crawford, New York, on April 18, 2024, a local law, titled “Regulation of Dumpsters,” which local law would require all dumpsters in the Town that have a capacity of 1.5 cubic yards or more, including existing dumpsters, to comply with certain requirements to assure that dumpsters are properly covered with lids, properly enclosed or screened and shielded from the view of neighbors, neighboring properties and the public, and also provides that if it is not possible for a property owner to comply with the requirements, the property owner may apply to the Planning Board to request a waiver or modification of such requirements.
A complete copy of the Introductory Local Law is available for inspection at the Clerk's Office.
NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to Section 20 of the Municipal Home Rule Law, the Town Board of the Town of Crawford, New York, will hold a public hearing on the aforesaid Local Law on May 16, 2024, at 7:00 P.M. or soon thereafter, at the Town Hall, 121 Route 32, Pine Bush, New York, 12566 at which time all persons interested therein shall be heard.
The Town of Crawford will make every effort to assure that the hearing is accessible to persons with disabilities. Anyone requiring special assistance and/or reasonable accommodations should contact the Town Clerk.
Dated: April 18, 2024
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF CRAWFORD
JESSICA KEMPTER, TOWN CLERK
Listed below are current Legal Notices from the Town of Crawford Town Clerk's Office. They can also be found in person on the Town Clerk Board within Town Hall.
2024 Town Board Meeting Schedule | 2023 Town Board Meeting Schedule
Town Board Agenda
07-20-2023 Public Hearing for Local Law “Extension Of Term Of Office From Two Years To Four Years For The Offices Of Town Supervisor, Town Clerk, Town Highway Superintendent And Town Receiver of Taxes Of The Town Of Crawford”
Town of Crawford – Town Clerk (2021M-82) (state.ny.us) - Office of the State Comptroller Audit from Jan 2014-March 2019 Report of Examination
2024 Planning Board Meeting Schedule | 2023 Planning Board Meeting Schedule
Planning Board Agenda
2024 Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Schedule | 2023 Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Schedule
Zoning Board Agenda
Public Notice - 07-01-2023 - Final Assessment Roll
10-27-2022 2023 Water/Sewer Public Hearing - Benefit Assessment Roll
SEPTEMBER 7, 2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER -Pine Bush Water District Has Levels of MANGANESE Above Drinking Water Standards
Effective immediately 08/17/2022 a water emergency is declared for the Pine Bush Water District. There shall be no watering of lawns nor filling of pools and other large commercial usage shall be prohibited. We also request all water district users conserve water wherever possible until conditions improve.
Charles E. Carnes
Town of Crawford Supervisor
2022 Spring Water Main Flushing Program
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2022 Orange County Legislative Calendar
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This license is issued by the City Clerk/Treasurer and expires December 31 regardless of the date issued. Any dog 5 months of age or older must be licensed in the municipality where the dog is kept. You must have proof of rabies vaccination before a license can be issued. You will be charged a late fee if the license is obtained after April 1.
Operator (Bartender) License
This is an annual license. All license, regardless of the date issued, expire June 30 each year. Complete and submit the form along with the fee to the Shullsburg City Clerk/Treasurer. Download Here
A zoning permit is required for new construction, remodeling, additions, renovations, driveways, accessory buildings, demolitions,roof, siding or for any improvement over $500. Replacing carpet and floors does not require a permit. Permit fee required when application is submitted. Contact the Zoning Administrator, Scott Jelle, for application and information: 608-963-0652 or firstname.lastname@example.org
Required for new construction, accessory buildings, and additions in excess of $10,000. This may not be a complete list, please check with the City Clerk/Treasurer or Scott Jelle, Zoning & Building Administrator- 608-963-0652 or email@example.com
Change of Zoning Request
This form is used when a property owner is requesting that the city change the zoning on a specified parcel of land. Download Here
Conditional Use Permit
Each Zoning District has a specific list of Conditional User permitted with that district. You can find this information in the Municipal Code under Government. Download Here
Certificate of Appropriateness (Historic District Only)
Required for new construction, remodeling, additions, renovations, driveways, accessory buildings, demolitions regardless of cost. This may not be a complete list, please check with the City Clerk/Treasurer or the Historical Preservation Chair, Cory Ritterbusch- 815-751-7400. Contact the city clerk for a form.
An appeal may be filed with the Board of Appeals when is it allegd there is an error in any order, requirement, decision, or determination made by the Building Inspector/Zoning Administrator. Download Here


Alberhill Ranch Community Park
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Located on 22 acres in Lake Elsinore, Alberhill Ranch Community Park was completed in 2007 and is equipped to host large community events. The park features large open field areas, ample parking, three lighted soccer fields, two additional sports fields and a lighted basketball court. The Alberhill Ranch Boys and Girls Clubhouse is also located on site.
28200 Lake St, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530


Brownfield Resources Education & Networking Event
The Marquette County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will be hosting a Brownfield Resources Education & Networking event on December 7 at Union Station Depot in Downtown Negaunee. Please join us for an informal discussion of how local and state Brownfield programs and tools can help with redevelopment efforts in your community. This is an opportunity for developers and business owners, as well as real estate, finance and community partners to learn more about Brownfield incentives and funding. Food and drinks will be provided by Tino’s Pizza and the Upper Peninsula Brewing Company. The event will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.


On Tuesday, water service will be shut off on Hanover Street Extension from the Comcast building to the intersection of Heater, Old Etna, and Mt. Support Road for work in conjunction with the Mount Support Reconstruction Project. Service interruption also includes Evans Drive and properties on Old Etna Road up to Wolfe Road.
Service interruption will be from 6 am-4pm. Notices are posted at all affected properties.
Concerns or questions regarding this work, please contact the Public Works Office at 603 448-3112.


In August of 2015, through the efforts of Mr. Tom O’Brien, American Legion Nordonia Hills Post 801 petitioned the Mayor and City Council of Macedonia to allow us to erect a monument to all veterans in what was known as Colonel Peck Park at the intersection of Route 82 and South Bedford Road. The Mayor and Council enthusiastically agreed and renamed the park Veterans Memorial Park dedicated to all veterans.
To that end American Legion Post 801 has been joined with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6768 and their respective Auxiliaries to work towards the complete renovation of the Park to be completed by Memorial Day 2018.
It is our hope that we can count on you and area businesses to help by donating money and materials to make this park one that Nordonia Hills can be proud of
To learn more about the park and its progress, please click on Nordonia Hills Veterans Memorial Park


Bids will be received until 4:00 p.m. Thursday, March 12, 2015 at the:
Currituck County Engineer’s Office
Currituck County Courthouse
153 Courthouse Road, Suite 302
Currituck, North Carolina 27929
for the project:
Replace Exiting 24″ Stormwater Pipe
With Alternate Bid for
Government Center Stormwater System
Currituck, North Carolina>
This project includes:
- removing an existing 24″ corrugated metal pipe (CMP) stormwater culvert that has rusted and created a sink hole at the ground surface. The culvert is approximately 100′ long and is buried 10′ deep between two stormwater ponds. The culvert is to be dug up and replaced with new 24″ reinforced concrete pipe (RCP).
An alternate bid will be received for a Bridge Option which would involve installing a wooden ridge over a new swale to connect the two stormwater ponds (in lieu of digging up the pipe).
For question or to obtain plans email or call Eric T. Weatherly at 252-232-6035.
This will be an informal bid. The bids will be evaluated and contract will be awarded in accordance with the statutory requirements.
All bidders must meet the licensing requirements under Chapter 87 of the North Carolina General Statues. Small Business Entities, Women Owned businesses and Minority Owned Businesses are encouraged to submit bids.
The County reserves he right to reject any and all bids and to accept such bids as appears in its judgment to be in the best interest of the County. The County reserves the right to waive any informality.


The glass factory in Bellaire was Imperial Glass. It was a huge building just south of downtown. I remember going on field trips there when I was in elementary school. It closed many years ago. Now there is a little shopping center where it used to be. I hope this helps.


Members of the public, elected officials and representatives of public, private, and nonprofit transportation and human services providers are encouraged to attend meetings...
...to assist in developing Locally Developed Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plans for individual counties located in Northwest Wisconsin. Attendees will assess transit/transportation needs and gaps and assist in developing goals, strategies, and/or activities related to identified needs and gaps. Meetings will be held in the following locations to develop the County’s locally developed coordinated public transit-human services transportation plan.
- Burnett County – September 23, Burnett County Government Center, Rm 165, Siren, 10:00am-12:00pm. Burnett will meet jointly with Polk County at this meeting.
- Washburn County – September 30, Washburn County Highway Dept, CTH H, Conference Room, Spooner, 10:00am-12:00pm
- Rusk County – October 8, Rusk County Courthouse, Public Health Conference Room 2nd Floor, Ladysmith, 1:00pm-3:00pm
- Douglas County – October 16, Government Center, Room 270, Superior, 1:30pm-4:00pm
- Iron County – October 22, Memorial Building, Hurley, 9:30am-12:00pm
- Taylor County – November 11, Taylor County Multi-Purpose Building, Medford, 1:30pm-3:30pm
- Sawyer County – TBD
- Ashland/Bayfield/Price Counties – TBD (these counties will meet jointly to develop a plan)
For more information contact Sheldon Johnson with the Northwest Regional Planning Commission at 715-635-2197.


Shakti 140 - afar-sighted project of Shakti Edifice LLP. offers a perfect balance between lifestyle, business and leisure. The lush ambiance, ultra-modern design and higher recreational value makes Shakti 140 one of the most desirable edifices on S.G. Highway and Thaltej area. Moreover, its affordability rightly fits into the budget of locals looking for contemporary spaces to fulfill their residential or commercial needs and investors looking for real estate profits.
Children's play area
Senior Citizen Area
Garden terrace with Yoga, Aerobics & Meditation Area
Beautiful landscaped garden
Music & Sound system in Common area
Allotted Car Parking at Basement - Double Basement
24 hr Water Supply - corporation + Borewell
All Internal RCC trimix road
School Bus Pick up & Drop off Stand.
All internal RCC road
paved block footpath decorative street light
Aesthetic structure in the fast-growing urban locality.
Advanced facilities for everyday comfort.
Accessibility to Supermarkets, Malls, Hospital & Pharmacists, Entertainment clubs etc.
Walking distance to PVR Cinema, Reliance Supermarket, Planet Health Pharmacy, SAL Hospital, Temples, Health Club, Metro Train, Thaltej Lake and Hometown


UPDATE: One lane remains closed following burst water main in Temple Hill
PUBLISHED: 11:53 25 November 2015 | UPDATED: 11:53 25 November 2015
The burst flooded the carriageway near junctions with Mill Pond Road, Overy Street and Central Road on Monday
One lane has remained closed on Temple Hill and Mill Pond Road following a burst water main on Monday afternoon.
The lane is closed as repair works are carried out.
On Monday the carriageway was left flooded after the water main burst.
Thameswater have apologised to Dartford residents following the incident.


Enschede, also known as Eanske in the local dialect of Twents, is a municipality and a city in the eastern Netherlands in the province of Overijssel and in the Twente region. The municipality of Enschede consisted of the city of Enschede until 1935, when the rural municipality of Lonneker, which completely surrounded the city, was annexed after the rapid industrial expansion of Enschede which began in the 1860s and involved the building of railways and the digging of the Twentekanaal.
A postcard from Enschede (Charmaine)
Date of dispatch : 2010-01-20
In my mailbox on January 30th, 2010


How COVID-19 lockdowns and car-free days affected air pollution in Rwanda's capital
By Egide Kalisa, Postdoc, University of Toronto
Andrew Sudmant, PhD candidate and research Fellow in the Economics of Climate Smart Cities research programme, University of Leeds
These results emphasise the high significance of the transport sector in Kigali’s air pollution levels and the need for further action to address air pollution from the sector.
Read complete article
© The Conversation
- Wednesday, August 11, 2021


From NBC12 News
HENRICO, VA (NBC12) - We have a traffic alert for drivers who use interstate 295.
VDoT will start re-surfacing part of the road Sunday night.
Motorists can expect delays between the I-64 interchange and Route 33.
The work is going to be conducted overnight on weeknights from about 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
It's expected to continue through next summer.


Water Main Replacement Program
Water mains are being replaced on Hill St, W Maple Ave, Cumberland Trl and Cumberland Ct, with $1.9 million earmark for the program this year. Work on this program is expected to wrap up in mid-July on Hill St and Maple Ave. The work on Cumberland Trl and Cumberland Ct is expected to wrap up at the end of August.
Construction schedules change frequently due to weather, supply issues, etc. Check this page for the most up-to-date information on Water Main Replacement Program projects.
- 2023 WMP Resident Information Bulletin 1 - 6.2.2023
- 2023 WMP Resident Information Bulletin 2 - 6.30.23
Week of August 28
|Maple Ave and Hill Street
The contractor has completed the underground work on Pine and Maple Ave. The contractor will be asphalt patching the trenches on Tuesday (8/29) and Wednesday (8/30).
Week of July 10
|Maple Ave and Hill Street
W Maple Ave between Roselle Rd and Willow St will remain closed until Friday 7/21/2023. Please continue to use the posted detour route until then. After the contractor has completed their work east of Willow St they will continue working west down Maple Ave and then to Hill St.
Week of July 3
Maple Ave. will be closed from Willow to Roselle Road starting July 5, with closure lasting approximately 1 week.
Cumberland Trail, Cumberland Ct and
|Weather permitting; mobilization will begin on or after JULY 5th and construction of the Water Main Replacement project is scheduled to continue through THE END OF AUGUST on Cumberland Trail, Cumberland Ct and Yosemite Trail. You will see varying levels of activities on your street between these times. Please see Resident Information Bulletin 2 for details.
Week of June 19
|Maple Ave and Hill St
The contractor is expected to mobilize in the week of June 26th.
Starting July 5th, the contractor will begin excavation at the intersection of Roselle Road and W Maple Ave. W Maple Ave will be closed at Roselle Rd during this time while the work is completed. Please follow posted detour signs.
Week of June 5
The contractor has been delayed and mobilization is yet to be determined for Maple Ave and Hill St.
- Bryn Mawr Avenue from Pierce to Sycamore - 2021
- Pierce Drive from Sunnyside to Bryn Mawr- 2021
- Sunnyside Drive from Pierce to 910 Sunnyside - 2021
- Sycamore Avenue from Bryn Mawr to Sunnyside and Sunnyside to Turner - 2021
- Granville Ave. from Lincoln to Roselle Rd. - 2019
- Claria Dr. from West End to Roselle Rd. - 2019
- Hill Dr. From Claria to Central Ave. - 2019
- E. Walnut Street (Foster Avenue to Spring Street) - 2018
- Spring Street (Foster Avenue to E. Walnut Street) - 2018
- Lakeview Court - 2017
- Lexington Avenue - 2017
- York Court - 2017
- Thorndale Avenue - 2017


Meet and Greet
Mohamed El Idrissi
We are proud sponsors at this year’s Smart Skyscrapers Summit. Additionally, Dr. Derek Skolnik has been invited to speak about our work in smart buildings and business continuity. Come to the presentation and say hello!
Tuesday, May 3
Smart Infrastructure & Integrated Technologies for a Sustainable Future & Your Bottom Line: 2:35 – 2:55am


ArcGIS Development Firms in Ukraine
ArcGIS is the world’s leading GIS (geographical information systems) software, which allows users to create maps and analyze spatial data. It has been adopted by over 400,000 organizations around the world, including governments, utilities, and businesses. ArcGIS provides a robust platform for creating custom maps, mapping tools, and analyzing geospatial data. ArcGIS development companies in Ukraine have gained a good reputation among their clients. We will introduce you to ArcGIS development companies in Ukraine.


To allow our contractors to excavate the road efficiently with minimal disruption, a temporary road closure will be put in place.
Moroney Street will be closed between McKean and Taylor streets from 7am to 5pm from Tuesday 14 March to Friday 17 March, inclusive.
The work involves excavating the road up to a depth of 700mm.
As the work areas will vary, there may or may not be restrictions in accessing your property via your driveway while these works are carried out.
There may also be times when parking along the front of your property will not be possible.
Please speak to the contractors on site if you have any questions.
Affected residents with special circumstances that need to be considered should contact Cranes Asphalting on 5152 2941 to discuss.


Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal — HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Oldham Road Oldham Road will be closed at the intersection of Route 212 (Old Guysborough Road) in Goffs on Wednesday, Sept. 2, and Thursday, Sept. 3, for culvert replacement. Motorists can detour on Highway 102 between Exit 5A and Exit 7. Work takes place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Noise pollution in Horne Way, London, SW15 1JB Thamesfield, Wandsworth
Check the noise pollution levels for Horne Way, London, SW15 1JB.
Lastly, we’ll advise you of any other noise sources like hospital A&E, ambulance stations, fire stations, church bells and nightlife too.
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Project Start Date September 2007
Project Delivery Date October 2009
Project Area 182,000
Number of Blocks 37
M2 Range 57 – 586
Number of Houses 1.466
Shop / Office
Number of Store / Shop 39
24 Hour Security
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Indoor swimming pool
Children’s Swimming Pool
Bursa Dream Project is made up of towers and residences with lake and nature views as well as pavilions, mansions. The project, which will have a total of 2,742 residences, is connected to the sea with Trilye Marin Club located in Trilye, 30 km away, with the service to be offered to the residents. Seven different life alternatives are offered in Bursa Modern, which is a modern interpretation of Bursa with its traditional architecture, including Yalı Köşkleri, Asmalı Yalılar, Kemer Residence, Park Konakları, Gök Kuleler, Saraybahçe Konakları and Kristal Kuleler.
Bursa Dream Project, which interprets Bursa's traditional architecture and modernism together, consists of towers and residences with lake and nature views as well as pavilions and mansions. The project, which will have a total of 2,742 dwellings, is connected to the Trilye Marin Club located in Trilye, 30 km away, with service to its residents.
There are seven different life alternatives in the project: Yalı Köşkleri, Asmalı Yalılar, Kemer Residence, Park Konakları, Gök Kuleler, Saraybahçe Konakları and Crystal Tower. Bursa Modern offers a rich social life to its inhabitants with its social and recreational areas such as the tennis-oriented sports complex, Grand Club, islands, boathouse, festival area with 3,000 people capacity, thematic gardens and kindergarten.
Bursa Dream Project, located in Demirtaş region, is 10 minutes away from the city square. The first two of the Bursa Dream Project project consists of Bursa Dream Project and Silk Road. Bursa Dream Project is the largest residential project in Bursa so far. In the project consisting of a total of six ettens, an area of 26 thousand square meters was designed as a lake area and a wide water geography was created.


We have chosen to use our @WoodberryDown_ Twitter account to communicate to the local community a CGI flyover of the site. We hope this helps our local community to visualise what is behind the hoarding!
As construction takes place at Woodberry Down KSS4, we are keen to engage with our local community and show them what the development will look like once complete with a CGI flyover of the site. At the moment, the site is covered with monoflex and so it is difficult for the community to get an idea of what it will look like.
We also have viewing holes so the community can see the works in process and create a great first impression.
To view the flyover video, click on the link below.
Entry submitted by Berkeley Homes.
The Scheme does not promote or endorse any products, goods or services. For more information, click here.


Say 'No' to Dumping Ground in Residential Area
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KDMC has started work for making dumping ground. Area which was initially reserved for garden is now being used for making dumping ground.
Making dumping ground in residential premises may cause number of diseases. Hence, we request everyone to come up and oppose this move by authority.
Making dumping ground in Bhujbal Wadi, Rambaug Lane -2 , area will not just affect but also entire Rambaug area.
Let's sign this petition and protest for it.
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Motorists in Danville may encounter detours at 11 railroad crossings due to maintenance by Norfolk Southern. Weather permitting, the repairs will take place from Tuesday, June 11, through Friday, June 14.
The crossings scheduled for maintenance are as follows:
• Clearview Drive at West Main Street,• Hunter Street at West Main Street,• Edgewood Drive South at West Main Street,• Edgewood Drive North at West Main Street,• Stokesland Avenue at West Main Street,• Wooding Avenue,• Holbrook Avenue,• Jefferson Street,• Monument Street,• Lynn Street,• Halifax Road.
The city of Danville Public Works Department urges drivers to use extreme caution when approaching an area of construction and to be aware of workers in the work zone.
For more information, contact the Public Works staff at 799-5245.


Yesterday, I tried out the bike trail at Lower Meramec Park, a Saint Louis County park. It is a two-mile stretch of flat, paved trail with parking at each end, accessed from Meramec Bottom Road. It is not far from my house. Even though it was a gorgeous day in early Spring, the trail wasn’t too terribly crowded. Still, making three passes back and forth (twelve miles total), there were several times I had to slow down or nearly stop. I guess that’s a little crowded, but nowhere near as bad as Creve Coeur Park was a couple weeks ago. Perhaps it will be better in the early morning. I will have to get up early some weekday morning for a quick ride.
Google Maps does not indicate that this is a park. According to Google Maps, the trail is Krumm Road and Edgewood Beach Road.


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View Towards Newbold Road-Sheffield Road from Holywell Street, Chesterfield, 1991
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View towards Newbold Road-Sheffield Road from Holywell Street roundabout. Ryland works redevelopment on the left, Holy Trinity church tower can be seen from on Newbold Street.


Bourne Amenity Tree Sand
Urban Tree Soil
Our own brand of structural urban tree planting sand.
Whilst we are a registered manufacturer of the Heicom treesand brand, we designed our own blend back in 2008 to provide a slightly cheaper alternative to Heicom. This material is for use in tree pit planting where compaction is a consideration (i.e. car parks, pavements etc.). It should be used in conjunction with our washed tree pit subsoil and to the project guidelines.


First published 26/06/18
Head of community campaign group Back Heathrow Parmjit Dhanda, says the decision by MPs to go ahead with the third runway at Heathrow is democracy in action.
With 100,000 registered supporters, the campaign group has been backing the local community’s call for a new runway and the thousands of jobs and economic benefits it will bring.
Mr Dhanda says: “This is a great result for those of us who have been campaigning for so long and so hard. Now it’s time to work together and put our differences aside to get the best possible deal for our country and for local communities.
“We haven’t built a new runway in London or the South-East since the Second World War.
“This has been many years in the making and it is fantastic for all those involved to finally be able to get on with this crucial infrastructure project. But it is also an important time to take stock, consult and to make this the best scheme possible.”


Passenger Announcement – Railway Station lift upgrades.
From Monday, 30 October 2017, Glasgow Prestwick Airport will undergo essential works to replace the lifts at the Railway Station. These works are expected to last approximately six weeks. During this time both lifts will be out of service at the Railway Station.
For assistance and information please visit – Railway Station improvements


Zoning Administrator, John Rudziensky, can be reached at Village Hall on Monday and Wednesday from 8 am to 4 pm, with other hours by appointment.
Please email John at email@example.com
Land Use Permits are REQUIRED for most construction (including decks, fences, additions and pools) or changes in use of a building. Please contact our office before starting a project. Livingston County Building Department will not issue their required permits without a Village land use permit.
Zoning Forms: (See current fee schedule under Clerk)


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ALL ROADS is the first asphalt paving company in Western Canada to implement a trio of new technologies in municipal and highway paving projects: 1) The SmoothRide, a road resurfacing solution from Topcon Positioning Systems, 2) the Notch Wedge Safety System from Willow Designs, and 3) Intelligent Compaction technology. With these, ALL ROADS is able to deliver precision paving, milling, and curb and gutter construction that consistently meet the highest tolerances.
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In the heart of Western Canada, All Roads Construction Ltd. has been quietly but steadily making its mark in the business landscape. Founded with a vision to connect communities and industries through well-constructed infrastructure, All Roads has emerged as a leading player in the region's construction and infrastructure development sector.
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September 22, 2023, marked the historic million-on-a-million day for ALL ROADS. In its 40th month of operation, our asphalt plant has hit 1,000,000 tonnes of production! That’s enough asphalt to pave over 2,300 lane kilometers of roadway.
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This is currently the cleanest Asphalt plant in Canada, on all levels, and we hereby challenge all of our Competitors in the Industry to rise to this new standard!


Lesquin (59810) Icarus parc
New park of Lesquin-Melantois, Icarus Park was born in 2017.
It is a new construction offering warehouses of 300 to 800m² with a tailor-made layout for its tenants.
Its ideal location, close to the A23, in South Metropolis, has allowed its success.
Luxurious Warehouses, with a contemporary architecture, next to the airport of LILLE - LESQUIN.


What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
Introduced through the Localism Act 2011, Neighbourhood Plans give greater powers to people regarding planning applications in their local area. A Neighbourhood Plan has been developed for South Bank and Waterloo, which has been approved by Lambeth and Southwark Councils to proceed to a local referendum, to establish whether it can come into being.
On Thursday 24 October 2019, two referenda will be held in the areas defined as being part of Southbank and Waterloo neighbourhood. One vote will be for local residents as identified through the electoral register, and one vote will be for business rate payers. Both votes will need to be a majority Yes vote to establish the Neighbourhood Plan as part of the planning application process in this area for the next 15 years.
The Neighbourhood Plan addresses a number of important issues in our neighbourhood:
- Green infrastructure, open space & air quality
- Development management
- Retail & work
- Social infrastructure & culture
- Streetscape & transport
- Planning gain & mitigation
It can be read in full here.
Leaflets will also be distributed outlining the key themes of the Referendum to all residents and businesses in the lead up to the vote.
Through our involvement in South Bank Partnership, the BID supports the idea of a Neighbourhood Plan that gives businesses a voice in any future significant neighbourhood developments. All of the BID’s work is built around our vision of “a world-class South Bank for everyone”; a more prosperous and successful place for our businesses, employees, clients, students and visitors.
THE REFERENDUM – REGISTERING YOUR VOTING INTENTION
Businesses identified as eligible to vote in the Referendum will have received a Registration Form from Lambeth Council. Businesses in Southwark will receive this from Lambeth too, since it is the lead authority, acting on behalf of both boroughs.
If you wish to vote in the referendum, you must respond and identify a named voter as part of the registration process. Lambeth Electoral Services, who are overseeing the ballot, have requested that businesses who wish to vote should ideally register with them by Thursday 19th September, with the last date for making changes to any voter being 5pm on Wednesday 9th October, with the exception of emergency medical or work situations.
Businesses must also complete their “Voting Choice Form”, indicating their preference for a postal vote or to vote in person at a local polling station. You will then be issued with either a poll card or a postal vote for the named person. Postal votes can still be returned to a polling station by hand.
If you have mislaid your Registration Form, it can be downloaded again from the South Bank and Waterloo Neighbours’ website.


National Briefing | South: Louisiana: Council Overrides Mayor's Veto On Trailers
Published: December 16, 2005
The New Orleans City Council voted unanimously to override Mayor C. Ray Nagin's veto of an ordinance giving Council members the power to block temporary trailer parks in their districts. Mr. Nagin had said before the Council meeting that the ordinance could delay setting up trailers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for hurricane evacuees. Council members said FEMA wanted to establish trailer parks in unsuitable historic areas and playgrounds. An agency spokesman in Baton Rouge, James McIntyre, said it was likely that the ordinance would delay or stop some trailer plans.