The closure dates are:
- Tonight, Tuesday 16 December, the eastbound carriageway will be closed between junctions 4a and 2.
- On Wednesday 17 December, the westbound carriageway will be closed between junctions 2 and 3.
- On Thursday 18 December, the westbound carriageway will be closed between junctions 3 and 4.
All work will take place overnight between 9pm and 5.30am. There will be clearly signed diversions in place on all nights.
The work had been originally planned for last week but heavy rain and cold weather meant it had to be rescheduled.
Drivers using these sections of the M3 are advised to plan their journeys and allow some extra time to reach their destinations.
Live traffic information is available on the Highways Agency’s website and mobile app, and drivers can also listen to traffic bulletins on local radio for updates.
Members of the public should contact the Highways Agency Information Line on 0300 123 5000.
Journalists should contact the Highways Agency press office on 0844 693 1448 and use the menu to speak to the most appropriate press officer.
Published 16 December 2014


About the projects.
Working together to provide generational investments for Helena kids.
The Helena School District requested a $63 million dollar bond to make generational investments in the elementary school district. On May 2, 2017, the community voted with overwhelming support to approve this request.
As of November 2017, the new school projects have moved into the Preconstruction Phase. During this phase, the general contractors, with input from the architects and representatives from Helena Public Schools, will develop construction schedules, budgets, cost estimates, and specifications for construction materials. The general contractor assembles bid packages (for subcontractors to bid on) and awards subcontracts. In addition, the general contractor’s safety officer develops site specific safety plans, which outline safety and security procedures for the construction site and surrounding area.
The Construction phase includes the site work, excavation and building construction. This phase is expected to begin in mid-March 2018 for the three new schools. The construction phase is scheduled to be completed in August 2019 in time for the opening of the 2019-2020 school year.


CHENNAI: To facilitate maintenance work, power supply will be suspended in parts of Chennai between 9 am and 2 pm on Saturday (October 17). Supply will be restored ahead of 2 pm if the work is completed, said Tangedco in a statement.
The full list of areas is as follows:
Alwarthiru Nagar area: Anbu Nagar, Velan Nagar, Indira Gandhi Nagar, Rama Krishna Salai, New Colony, CV Koil, AVM Avenue, Part of Arcot Road, Gandhi Nagar, Veerappa Nagar, Kaikkan Kuppam, Suresh Nagar.
Chepauk area: TV Station, Triplicane, PWD Complex, Presidency College, TH Road, MAC Stadium, Bells Road, CNK Road, Ezhilagam Complex, Madras University Complex, Walajah Road, Abdul Kareem Street, Vallaba Agraharam Street, OVM Street, Krishnappa Street and Lane and surrounding areas.
Gummidipoondi area: Gummidipoondi Bazaar, New Gummidipoondi, Ma Po Si Nagar, Bypass Road, Munusamy Nagar, SR Kandigai, Thambureddy Palayam, Rettembedu, Rajapalayam, Perianatham, Mangavaram, Appavaram, Choliampakkam, Ayanallur and Enathimelpakkam.


July 15, 2016 – The Jefferson Avenue overpass at US 10 has reopened to traffic four days ahead of schedule. City of Midland officials advise that travel through this area may resume as normal.
Motorists are reminded that the bridge will close again for up to one week at the end of August as MDOT completes final deck repairs.
For more information, contact City Engineering at 989-837-3348 or view project updates at http://bit.ly/midlandroads. Updates will also be shared on the City of Midland Construction Facebook page at facebook.com/midlandconstruction and on Twitter at @CityofMidlandMI.


The Pascoe Vale client’s requirement was for a pathway and quiet space…..!!! Permcon delivered in spades. A continuous permeable surface which is easy to maintain. No need to worry about the potential for weeds to grow, as is the case with existing permeable paving systems.
APC operates across Melbourne and in the major eastern cities of Sydney and Brisbane, along with its western counterpart in Perth.
If you have the need for a permeable driveway, footpath or private open space APC’s Permcon or the highly sophisticated Ultracon is your answer..!!


1301 W MOHAVE Street, Phoenix, Arizona
1301 W MOHAVE Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85007 - Great opportunity for an infill lot!!! Corner lot, Multi-Family Zoning, City Services, .15 Acre (6,464 square feet) lot in the Sonora Place subdivision. Buyer should verify all facts and figures related to property during their inspection period including but not limited to dimensions, utilities available, zoning, accessibility, etc. to Buyer's satisfaction.
Listing Courtesy of West USA Realty


Posted on: November 11, 2019
Thank you to everyone who attended today's Veterans Day Ceremony at City Hall, and to everyone who participated in the ceremony and helped to organize the event. The ceremony honored all Veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice.
Posted on: October 28, 2019
Read Mayor Eckert's proclamation that recognizes and celebrates this historic church in downtown Belleville and its 180 years of dedicated and committed service to others.
Posted on: October 17, 2019
The City of Belleville in coordination with Hank's Excavating & Landscaping, Inc. announced that construction on the next phase of the streetscape will begin on Monday, Oct. 21.
During construction, businesses along W. Main Street will remain open. How...Read on...


NEW YORK—Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) has purchased a 66,000-sq.-ft. parcel of land on the Upper East Side where it and City University of New York Hunter College will construct new buildings. The city-owned site, located on 73rd Street, had been designated for construction of a new Department of Sanitation garage.
The Newmark Grubb Knight Frank team of Mark S. Weiss, Justin DiMare and Howard Kesseler identified a replacement site for the garage that met the Department of Sanitations specifications so that MSKCC could acquire the 73rd Street parcel.
“In doing so, we were able to arrange the acquisition of the 73rd Street site, which is large enough for MSKCC to expand its New York City footprint and for CUNY to develop the Hunter College Science and Health Professions Building, advancing both institution’s important roles in New York City,” said Weiss.
The site, which stretches from 73rd to 74th Street, is located in close proximity to MSKCC’s main campus, located at 1275 York Avenue between 67th and 68th streets.
“The development site is also perfectly suited for Hunter’s Science and Health Professions Building,” Weiss said, “since it is near the main Hunter campus at 68th St. and Lexington Avenue and a number of the City’s great hospitals.”


Does your community have blighted properties, underutilized buildings, or vacant infill sites? Is the redevelopment of these properties complicated by the presence or possible presence of hazardous substances, pollutant, or contaminant? If you answered yes, then your community has brownfields. The U.S. EPA estimates that there are more than 450,000 brownfields in the U.S. Cleaning up and reinvesting in brownfield properties not only increases local tax bases, but also facilitates job growth, utilizes existing infrastructure, takes development pressures off of undeveloped, open land, and improves and protects the environment.
There are several funding resources for the development of brownfield properties. The U.S. EPA provides grants and technical assistance to communities, states, tribes, and others for the following brownfield efforts:
Brownfields Assessment: provide grant funding for brownfield inventories, planning, environmental assessments, and community outreach.
Brownfields Cleanup: provide grants up to $500,000 for an applicant to address cleanup activities on one or multiple brownfield sites owned by the applicant. Cleanup grants require a 20% cost share.
Revolving Loan Fund (RLF): provides up to $1,000,000 in funding to capitalize loans that are used to clean up brownfield sites. RLF grants require a 20% cost share.
Multipurpose Grants: provide up to $800,000 in funding to conduct a range of eligible assessment and cleanup activities at one or more brownfield sites in a targeted area. At the time of the application, the applicant must own a brownfield site, within the targeted area. There is a $40,000 cost share requirement.
Qualified Opportunity Zones offer another tool to facilitate brownfields development through capital gains tax credits for investors. Opportunity Zones (OZ) were created to attract private investment to targeted census tracts. These census tracts are of low-income and distressed communities designated by state governors and certified by the Department of Treasury. Investing in Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs) offers significant tax advantages to private entities who have profits earned from selling investments (known as capital gains) if those capital gains are invested in a QOF associated with OZ census tracts. IRS rules state that a fund designated as a QOF must invest at least 90% of its assets in a qualified OZ property or qualified OZ business. The final IRS regulation can be found in Volume 85 of the Federal Register on page 1866 (85 FR 1866), includes several provisions to support QOF investment in brownfield assessment, cleanup, and redevelopment.
Watch the video below to learn how one riverfront city is expanding their downtown community through brownfields revitalization:
Impact7G offers services to assist with brownfields revitalization and planning. For more information on tackling brownfield properties in your community please contact us at https://www.impact7g.com/contact/


Plate 36: Bounded by Jane Street, Washington Street, W. 12th Street, Greenwich Street, Bethune Street, Bleecker Street, Perry Street, Hudson Street, Charles Street and West Street.
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June 21, 2022
39 N. Hickory Ave.
Bel Air, MD 21014
Public Hearing on Resolution 1187-22
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
The Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. to consider Resolution 1187-22 amending the Town of Bel Air Fee Schedule.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
In accordance with the provisions set forth in Chapter 192 of the Town Code, the Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 21, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bel Air Town Hall, 39 N. Hickory Ave., Bel Air, MD to consider Resolution No. 1187-22 amending the Town of Bel Air Fee Schedule regarding Site Plan Subdivision Revision or Administrative Review Fees, Special Development Application & Special Development Revision Fees, Board of Appeals Application Fees, Miscellaneous Fees, and Sewer Fees. Copies are available on the Town’s website at www.belairmd.org or call Bel Air Town Hall at 410-638-4550.
Michael L. Krantz, Town Clerk
Bel Air Board of Commissioners Public Meetings
Please register in advance to speak at the public hearing by completing the online Public Hearing Registration Form.


Fox Hill Park
Fox Hill Park is divided into two main sections that are linked by a paved trail. This park consists of an open native landscape area with a loop trail around two interconnected lakes and also along this trail is our Storybook Walk. The north area of the park includes a playground, half basketball court, two small shelters, restroom and practice size ball field.
Storybook Walk – Click here to view this month’s book selection.
*Storybook Walk is currently closed due to reconstruction of trails.
Dawn – Dusk
3400 Kister Drive
- 25.5 Acres
- Storybook Walk
- Baseball/Softball Diamond
(First Come, First Serve)
- 2 Small Picnic Shelters (First Come, First Serve)
- Playground Area
- Paved Hike/Bike Walkway
- Half Court Basketball
- 2 Interconnected Lakes with Trails
- Restrooms are open April 1 - November 14.


S Arroyo Pkwy & E Del Mar Blvd has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the South neighborhood in Pasadena. Nearby parks include Central Park, Old Pasadena Historic District and Pasadena Memorial Park.
Nearby schools include Mayfield Junior School, The Waverly School and Options for Youth - Upland School.
The closest grocery stores are Whole Foods Market, Whole Foods Market - Arroyo and The Bea's Knees.
Nearby coffee shops include Flour + Tea, Cafe Alibi and Copa Vida. There are 145 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Houston's, KindKreme and Teri & Yaki.
S Arroyo Pkwy & E Del Mar Blvd is near Jacobs Engineering Group Headquarters, Pacific Oaks College and California Institute of Technology.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. S Arroyo Pkwy & E Del Mar Blvd is a Biker’s Paradise, daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.


Celtic Technologies have won the Project of the Year Award (subcontract between £500k & £2m) at the prestigious Construction News Specialist Awards.
The project entered for the award was the Mersey Gateway remediation works, which received a Highly Commended at the Brownfield Briefing awards last year and is also being considered for an award at the upcoming GE awards.
The Mersey Gateway site forms a key component of the new £600 million crossing of the River Mersey between Widnes and Runcorn, one of the UK government’s Top 40 priority projects in its National Infrastructure Plan.
The remediation project focused on the 5.6 hectare Catalyst Trade Park, formerly an ICI Site. The ground beneath the site was contaminated with a ‘cocktail’ of chlorinated solvents including free phase Dense Non Aqueous Phase Liquid (DNAPL). The remediation works were designed to relieve constraints of the construction works, maintain the construction programme and control the remediation cost to the Council.
For an overview of this challenging remediation project, you can see the video at the Mersey Gateway web site by clicking here.


Heritage bollards have a traditional style, suitable for a range of situations. These DDA compliant bollards are ideal for traffic management and traffic calming schemes surrounding busy situations such as schools.
- Traditional styling suitable for a range of situations
- Ideal for traffic management and traffic calming schemes
- Maintenance-free; will not rust and requires no painting
- DDA Compliant
- Choice of Class ref 1 or 2 reflective banding
General bollards are not to be used as delineators (a delineator is a post, placed at the edge of a carriageway, to indicate the alignment of the road and/or to warn of a hazard during daytime conditions).
Reflector material purchased for the Heritage 150 Banded has been manufactured in accordance with the CE marking standard.
- Materials: UV stabilised Medium Density Polyethylene (MDPE)
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The City Council and Mayor will hold a communication session today at 4 PM at City Hall.
There are only two items on the agenda:
1. Council member Hickey requesting discussion on forfeiture funds following prosecution of court cases (Police Department)
2. Council member Weaver requesting discussion regarding the alley intersection west of Washington Avenue on 1st Street NW
(See related story)
A Council work session will immediately follow the communication session.|


Margaretta Township Building Department resources are provided by Huron Township which is certified by the Ohio Department of Commerce, Board of Building Standards to enforce the Ohio Basic Building Code within our jurisdictional boundaries. All commercial/industrial, as well as residential projects, fall under the authority of the Building Department. The Ohio Building Code (OBC) and the National Electric Code (NEC) are used for all commercial/industrial work. The Ohio Residential Code for One, Two, and Three Family Dwelling Code, the National Electric Code (NEC), and the Ohio Plumbing Code (OPC) are used for residential construction in the Township. All personnel employed by the Building Department are certified by the State of Ohio and/or other national code organizations.


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ROANOKE, VA – Boxley Materials Company continues city-wide milling and paving operations. The following streets are included in the paving list:
Neighborhood roads impacted by lane closures:
Milling operations will precede paving. Traffic control ...


Location, Location, Location and Unrestricted Land to Build whatever you're dreaming of!! Lot is close to The Medical Center & Downtown Houston. Could build a Residential Home or also Build a Business. Absolutely No HOA....Horses also allowed...Don't miss this one!
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Spacing Ottawa brings you a weekly roundup of urban affairs headlines from the Ottawa-Gatineau region. Check back here on Fridays to catch up on what’s going on in and around the capital.
HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT:
- Ottawa among affordable centres (Ottawa Citizen, May 23)
- An uncommon difference at Ravenhill Common (Ottawa Citizen, May 23)
- Laneway houses: Plan a threat to heritage, New Edinburgh residents say (EMC, May 23)
- Targeted rezonings appease communities (EMC, May 23)
- Nine-storey Chinatown mixed-use proposal approved at committee (EMC, May 23)
- City pursuing million-dollar plan to move heritage Sussex homes ahead of widening (EMC, May 23)
- Connecting key to better cycling, annual report states (Ottawa Sun, May 23)
- Smog is back in Ottawa this spring (Ottawa Citizen, May 22)
- City replaces thousands of rotten ash trees (Ottawa Sun, May 23)
- Ottawa police race data collection to begin amid controversy (Ottawa Citizen, May 23)
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The construction of local access road projects funded under the Barangay Development Program (BDP) of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) in two municipalities of Antique is underway.
The BDP is a flagship program of the NTF-ELCAC which aims to bring development to former conflict-affected areas.
Antique Provincial Engineer Inocencio Dajao on Friday said construction for the two projects started early December 2021, although groundbreaking was held on December 15.
Before the road pavement is laid, a drainage system has been created to keep the roadside from flooding.
The farm-to-market road (FMR) covers the stretch of Sitio Apong in Barangay Cabladan, Sibalom to Barangay Aningalan in San Remigio worth P12 million and from Barangay Aningalan to Barangay Bulan-bulan in the amount of P20 million.
“The road from Sitio Apong, Barangay Cabladan in Sibalom to Barangay Aningalan in San Remigio has a total length of two kilometres. Given the P12-million budget the concreting could only be up to 800 meters,” he said.
The remaining kilometers, according to Dajao, will only be used as feeder roads until a larger budget is available for their construction.
The municipality of Sibalom only allocated P12 million for the construction of the FMR, with the rest funding going to power up 33 residences in Sitio Costan, construction of two-unit school buildings in Sitio Apong and Sitio Tiguidan, and a Level II water system in Barangay Cabladan.
However, the P20 million grant will only be used to concrete two of the five-kilometer road from Barangay Aningalan to Barangay Bulan-bulan.
“The provincial government is also allocating an additional PHP2.5 million so the concreting of the road from Barangay Aningalan to Barangay Bulan-bulan could be further extended,” he said.
According to Dajao, both road improvements are projected to be completed in March or April of this year.
In a separate interview, Antique provincial director Cherryl Tacda of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) said the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) were downloaded with P20 million funds each by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) on April 19, 2021.
“The budget for the two municipalities was directly downloaded by DBM to the Antique provincial government that will implement the projects,” she said.
A total of P16.44 billion has been provided to 822 barangays that had previously been created as guerrilla fronts by the CPP-NPA-NDF.


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Dr. Stanley Yip, CEO of NanRise was invited by the China Smart City Construction Investment Alliance to visit their head office in Shenzhen, China on 9 December 2019. The meeting was held to exchange mutual interest to collaborate to promote China-Singapore partnership in the smart city industry. The China Smart City Construction Investment Alliance has a membership of more than 600 companies in the smart city industry in China, including 70 listed companies and 5 Global 500. Mr. Zhang Xiao Ming, President of the Alliance expressed strong interest to build up collaboration with NanRise in Shenzhen. Both parties will commence discussion on the details of the collaboration.
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Press Conference, Public Hearing on Pyramid Crossgates’ request for tax abatement for proposed Costco, Wednesday 6:30 PM. Learn more ...
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Save the Pine Bush
Proposed Hotel in the Pine Bush Hotel Update: Oral Arguements in the NY Court of Appeals Tuesday, September 15 at 2:00 The Court of Appeals is next door to Albany City Hall. This is an extremely significant case, and could, if we win change who has standing in SEQRA cases. Click here to … Save the Pine Bush
Woodsfield Estate – Proposal is Back!
GUILDERLAND: The largest roadless area in the Pine Bush is under attack again. The proposed Woodsfield Estates would be built on 106 acres of Pine Bush along the Hungerkill. The developers propose 46 houses to be built on 26 acres of this parcel. The Planning Board of the Town of Guilderland is the Lead Agency … Woodsfield Estate – Proposal is Back!


A week or so ago, AudlemOnline commented that Coole Lane was now in a much better condition except for 200m or so towards the southern end of the lane and its junction with the A525.
We were therefore pleased to receive the following Road Closure Notice:
Notice is hereby given that the Cheshire East Borough Council, in exercise of its powers under Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, issues this notice temporarily to Restrict traffic in the following length of road:-
Coole Lane, Newhall from its junction with A525 Whitchurch Road to its junction with Hollin Green Lane.
The Restriction is necessary to enable Cheshire East Highways to carry out resurfacing works.
The alternative diversion route will be via; Hollin Green Lane, Heatley Lane, A530 Whitchurch Road, A5015 Goldsmith Lane, A525 Whitchurch Road and vice versa.
It is anticipated that the works will be carried out on Thursday 5th, Friday 6th, Monday 9th, Tuesday 10th, Wednesday 11th September 2013, between 08:00 – 17:00 hours.
This notice will become operative on Thursday 5th September 2013 for a period of 5 days or for such less time as is necessary to enable the works to be completed.
If you have any enquiries relating to the works please contact Bob Speak at Cheshire East Highways on telephone number 03001235020 or alternatively email:
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The next phase in the long anticipated project to remove the traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway is about to begin.
Officials with the New Jersey Turnpike Authority say that a divisional road will soon be opened in cape may county so that overpasses can be constructed. Detours are expected next week as paving begins. Officials say that so far the project is on budget and on time, with an expected completion date sometime in 2015.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


Pave path connecting Millsfield Drive to Greenway
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We would like the path connecting Millsfield Drive to the Greenway around Highcroft Elementary to be paved. As it is today, it presents a safety hazard to residents with strollers or anyone trying to traverse the path during of after rainy weather.


Urbanização da Ponte, is located 5 minutes from Olhão and the pier to the islands.
In a very typical and pleasant place.
The Urbanization has a series of Lots with an approved project of Contemporary architecture.
4 bedroom villa with an approved project with a construction area of 198m2.
Possibility to purchase only the Lot for the price € 80,000.
Make an appointment to meet and see the Project.
- Useful area (m²): 196.00
- Plot area (m²): 309.00
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Road closure at Sandford for patching work
DEVON County Council has issued a temporary prohibition of through traffic and parking from the Signpost Corner Cross to Sandford School from Monday, April 8 until Friday, April 12 for a maximum of five days (both dates inclusive).
This temporary restriction is considered necessary to enable Devon Highways to carry out patching work in preparation for surface dressing in 2020/21.
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The City of Avondale Estates sent out this message.
CONGRATULATIONS to the following residents and business on winning a Halloween Spirit Award!
- 6 Coventry Close - David & Greta Mattingly
- 28 Clarendon Avenue - Ted & Heather McElroy
- 25 Clarendon Avenue - Lyle & Lori Austin-Cruse
- 16 Dartmouth Avenue - Mark & Gina Hill
- 874 Stratford Road - Sean Lacey & Mary Hilpertshauser
- 3243 Majestic Circle - Julius & Elisabeth Corkran
- 7 Lakeshore Drive - Amanda Funderburke
- Pine Street Market - Owner, Rusty Bowers, 4A Pine Street
Halloween Trick-or-Treating will be tomorrow, Wednesday, October 31st from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Traffic Plan for Halloween
- Beginning at 5:30 p.m., traffic will be ONE WAY, SOUTHBOUND on Clarendon Avenue from South Avondale Road to Wiltshire Drive.
- Traffic on Kingstone Road will be ONE WAY, EASTBOUND from Fairfield Plaza to Berkeley Road, then EAST TO LAKESHORE DRIVE OR NORTH ON BERKELEY ROAD.
- Dartmouth Avenue WILL BE CLOSED TO VEHICLE TRAFFIC from Fairfield Plaza to Sussex Road.
- Clarendon Place WILL BE CLOSED TO VEHICLE TRAFFIC.
- Wiltshire Drive will be ONE WAY, WESTBOUND from Clarendon Avenue to Forrest Blvd.
- Wiltshire Drive will be ONE WAY, EASTBOUND from Clarendon Avenue to Berkeley Road, THEN NORTH ON BERKELEY ROAD.


Public Notice - Winter Overnight Parking
Posted by Ljubica Blazevic on November 11, 2019
PUBLIC NOTICE - NO OVERNIGHT PARKING
Overnight parking is prohibited on any municipal road or street within the Municipality of Central Huron from November 15, 2019 to April 1, 2020 between the hours of 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.
Any vehicle found to be in violation will be ticketed and/or towed.
Bruce Brockelbank, MLEO
Bylaw Enforcement Officer
Central Huron's website is under construction. Thank you for your patience while we are working on redesigning and improving our website. Read More
New Community Safety Zone has been established to incorporate Princess Street East from Park Lane to Smith Lane and Percival Street from Ontario Street to Princess Street East. It will be in effect 24 hours a day for 7 days a week. Read More
Central Huron considers purchase of former Bluewater Youth Centre property. Read More
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The old electronic plans system, ePlans, is still available to review historical documents.
All building permit applications must be submitted electronically via ProjectDox. This system allows you to electronically upload your plans and documents and once approved, download the approved plans.
Development Services has upgraded to a new electronic plan submittal system, ProjectDox. It has a similar look and process for uploading plans as the old system, ePlans.
Below is the user guide for the ePlans system.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call the Building Safety Department at 541-774-2350.


When: September 20 5:30 - 8:30
Location: New Mexico Governors' Mansion
Free to attend.
The Santa Fe County Public Works Department in conjunction with Santa Fe Engineering Consultants will be holding a Public Meeting concerning the design for road improvements for Herrada Road.
The Public Meeting is scheduled for September 26, 2013, at the Performance Space located at 7 Caliente Road, inside La Plancha at La Tienda in Eldorado.
The public is encouraged to attend and provide input regarding the project.
Meeting Schedule: 6:00 P.M. to 6:30 PM OPEN HOUSE
6:30 P.M. to 8:30 PM Project Presentation, Questions and Answers,
8:30 PM to 9:00 PM Closing Comments and Adjourn Meeting
For more information please contact Bernadette Scargall from Santa Fe Engineering at (505) 982-2845.


July 14, 2020
No comments regarding the issues related to the mountain road will be heard at the Regular meeting of the Town Board 7/14/2020. A Special meeting on the matter will be set at this meeting. Representatives from NYS will be present at that meeting, once established.
2nd and 4th Tuesday of each Month 7:00 p.m. Town Hall, Tannersville – 5748 Route 23A, Tannersville, NY


The Age-Friendly Communities (AFCs) interactive maps were created to identify and present the age-friendly processes and initiatives being implemented across Ontario. These maps focus on different aspects and examples of the great work happening in communities of different sizes and types to illustrate successful initiatives and opportunities for collaboration.
The AFC work is led by a community based organization/network. The community is currently working on implementing the tasks of their Action Plan. Their focus areas are transportation, isolation/inclusion and assistive living.


Shimla : The Lovers Lane Way road from St Bede’s college to Ramchander roundabout and further to Holly Lodge the home of the Himachal chief minister Virbhadra Singh will remain closed for traffic till May 10 .
Shimla deputy commissioner said here Tuesday that no traffic will be allowed on this road due to tarring work on this winding forested road .
Last week the only other road leading to Holly Lodge via Chalet Day school and US club was also closed for traffic by the DC for tarring work .
Many have been heard by Sun Post saying why are only roads being tarred leading to the chief minister’s house while other roads in town remain potholed .
Others say so long as both these roads are tarred a lot of the residents in this core area of Shimla will stand to benefit along with the chief minister.
Six time chief minister Virbhadra has never lived at Oak Over the official palatial residence of the chief minister.
During his tenures Oak Over located close to the state secretariat remains a make shift office and a venue for the CM to meet the general public .
Virbhadra has always lived at Holly Lodge a British era bungalow located higher up in Shimla at Jakhu .


The City of Loveland needed to reduce safety issues and vehicle crashes at the junction of I-25 and US 34.
The SEH team designed a new interchange that eliminated the dangerous weaving movements on I-25 and US 34, and replaced the loop off-ramps with diamond off-ramps. The interchange, which features improved aesthetics, now provides an appealing gateway to Loveland.
I-25/US 34 Interchange Improvements
City of Loveland


Kinglake Skatepark was in the planning phase for over 20 years and was one of the first community initiatives constructed after the famous Black Saturday Bushfires ripped through the area in 2009. The smooth concrete skatepark has turned Kinglake into one of the best skateboarding destinations in the region with its signature bowl and a vast array of street features. There is an awesome spine that connects to a super mellow bowl that it so couldn’t be easier to find a line and pick up speed. The street section of the skatepark has quarters, ledges, euro gap, stairs, ramps and more. Kinglake skatepark is one of our favourite parks in Victoria and one that you will almost always get to yourself.
The famous Mt Beauty Skatepark can be found at the bottom of Falls Creek and Mt Hotham in the middle of town. The reasonably sized concrete skatepark has been updated over the years to what we now know of it. The original older section of the skatepark remains...
There is a new skatepark in Mulgrave. The Mulgrave Skatepark is fast, open and full of heaps of rad features.
Geelong welcomes another new skatepark in Corio. The skatepark consists of a large open bowl with heaps of different sections, hips, bumps, spines, and much more. Super mellow park with heaps of features and obstacles.


I want to commend John McCarron and The Tribune for the well-researched series about politics and developing Chicago`s neighborhoods. McCarron has succeeded in pointing out a dangerous trend in Chicago that is preventing poor people from getting jobs and affordable housing while certain self-serving politicians turn away developers.
Unfortunately, some of those politicians have taken advantage of many poor people by convincing them that all development is bad. We at the Kenwood- Oakland Community Organization know that is not true. We are working to guide our community through redevelopment without displacing people from the neighborhood. It can be done, and we will do it if the politicians stop distorting the truth. Here in the 4th Ward, we see through Ald. Timothy Evans` claims that his opposition to development is not politically motivated. We know better. After many years of his double-talk and foot-dragging, we know that Ald. Evans likes things just the way they are in this community-slum housing and all. What seems most important to Evans is to get to the fifth floor of City Hall, which he apparently plans to do by keeping poor people under his thumb!


Peaceful but lively Oulunkylä is a dream area for those that value good transport links and outdoor and sports opportunities. From Oulunkylä train station, you can reach the centre of Helsinki in an instant, as well as Malmi or the airport, for example. Thanks to the bus lines, moving west and east is also convenient. Oulunkylä has its own comprehensive day-to-day services concentrated around the station. Exercise can be practiced e.g. on the sports park’s fields, artificial ice or tracks, and the Vantaanjoki shore offers things to do and natural peace with its cycling routes, beaches and allotment garden areas.


Somerset County Council District of Taunton Deane Parish of Lydeard St Lawrence Temporary Closure of Hoccombe RoadNotice ID: BOU1117303
Somerset County Council District of Taunton Deane Parish of Lydeard St Lawrence Temporary Closure of Hoccombe Road TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the County Council of Somerset propose to make an Order PROHIBITING ALL TRAFFIC from proceeding along Hoccombe Road from 15 metres west of the junction with Chapel Leigh Road, westwards for a distance of 40 metres. This order will enable Somerset Highways to carry out Structural Maintenance works. The Order becomes effective on 08 May 2019 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 21 days. Please visit www.roadworks.org for further information on the alternative route. For information about the works being carried out please contact Somerset Highways on 0300 123 2224.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive Dated: 18 April 2019


They may still in the future!
In the meantime, you can learn more about them on their website.
Reason for running
I grew up in the Township of Langley, surrounded by thriving ecosystems, and a strong community of neighbours and extended family members who built their lives here.
I believe we must protect the environment and support our agricultural community in order to ensure a sustainable future. We must adopt modern planning principles and better governance.
I will be a strong voice on Council for smart planning , liveable communities, improved transportation, and climate action.


Union Minister of State for Prime Minister’s Office, V Narayanasamy, has been urged to take steps to widen the Pondicherry-Cuddalore road with central divider in view of the increasing number of accidents in the area.
President of Bangaru Vaickal Neeraadhara Koottamaippu,an NGO, Chandrasekhar in a letter to the Union Minister requested him to take up the road widening work to allay the fears of road users.
Chandrasekhar said, “A lot of accidents are happening on the stretch from Marappalam to Cuddalore. To reduce the accident rate, roads have to be widened with central dividers.”
“Heavy vehicles plying on this stretch move at a high speed and there is no system to regulate the traffic or control the speeding vehicles,” he added.
The activist further said that there are several educational institutions on this stretch that increases the risk of accidents.
He stressed on the need to widen the road by pointing out that the Pondicherry-Cuddalore road connects several other important communes like Ariankuppam and Bahour.


The Sydney Metro - Western Sydney Airport team will be at the Mamre Markets. Come and talk to our team about the Western Sydney Airport project.
Location: Penrith Paceway, Station Street Penrith NSW 2750
Date: Sunday 6 August, 2023
Time: 9am to 2pm
For more information about the Sydney Metro - Western Sydney Airport project click here.


The NH Governor’s advisory board voted to eliminate tolls on one of the state’s heavily traveled highways.
The poor governance of Connecticut and the relative decline of the state as an attractive place to live have …
CT DOT will no longer report $250 million in transportation spending as “administrative costs” and instead report it as “Expenditures for Non-Transportation Services.”
$209K per lane-mile of roads vs US average of $71K. We need a negotiator.
(c) Connecticut Insights 2019


New Delhi, India (Urban Transport News): The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) this week opened technical bids for two civil contract packages of India's first bullet train project to reveal the name of bidders. As per information shared, the following bidders have submitted their bids for the construction of major bridges in the route of 508.17 km Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor.
Construction of Bridges for double line High Speed Railway for 04 No. PSC Bridges (GAD 9, 10, 11 & 1441) and 07 No. Steel Truss Bridges (GAD 68, 1134, 12, 61, 14, 15 & 62) excluding fabrication and transportation of steel truss girders between Zaroli Village at Maharashtra-Gujarat Border (MAHSR km. 156.600) and Vadodara (MAHSR km. 393.700), in the State of Gujarat and the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli for the Project for Construction of Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor.
Construction of Bridges for Double Line High Speed Railway for 01 No. PSC Bridge (GAD 33) and 04 No. Steel Truss Bridges (GAD 28, 1967, 31 and 32) [excluding fabrication and transportation of steel truss girders] between Vadodara (MAHSR Km. 401.898) and Ahmedabad (MAHSR Km. 489.467), in the State of Gujarat for the Project for Construction of Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor.
Tenders for both packages were called in November 2020. Now technical bids have been sent for evaluation by the tender committee.
The contract package P4 (X&Y) worth Rs 1389.70 crore has been awarded to Larsen & Toubro – IHI Infrastructure Systems Consortium in January this year. The consortium will fabricate and transport 28 steel truss bridges for the Mumbai – Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor which will connect Ahmedabad in Gujarat to Mumbai in Maharashtra.
For more details, please explore the "Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail" page of Urban Transport News.


Heart of the City, seen above, represents the heart of downtown. This district creates a true center of Rochester, a crossroads where Mayo Clinic, commercial, retail, and residential meet.
DMC Corporation Board member and Mayo Clinic Trustee Bill George called 2016 “our year of building momentum.”
As he has done at several previous DMC Corporation Board meetings, George continued to emphasize a strong focus on the Heart of the City sub-district.
“All the citizens, all the visitors to Rochster need to see improvements,” George said. “It’s incumbent upon us to get that moving quickly.”
George also suggested the DMC Economic Development Agency begin detailing plans for development of Heart of the City.
“We need to back this and get it moving,” George said. “We need to have specific milestones by which we can measure progress.”


We recently formed the South Brooklyn 2010 Census Committee (SBCC), a coalition of Elected Officials, religious leaders, community leaders, non-profits, and businesses committed to increasing participation in the 2010 Census, and we would like to formerly invite you to our kickoff event.
As many of you may know, over $400 billion in federal funds are directly allocated to communities each year based purely on census data. The SBCC’s kickoff will help raise awareness of the Census so that response rates in our communities are as high as possible.
Our communities deserve their rightful share of the federal funds that will be distributed over the next decade. Please join us at our kickoff event - and extend this invitation to your members, friends and neighbors - so that Southern Brooklyn’s 2010 Census turnout is as successful as it can be.
SBCC Census Kickoff: Every 1 Counts
Date: March 5th, 2010
Location: Marks JCH of Bensonhurst
7802 Bay Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11214
Refreshments will be served.
Please RSVP to Jonathan Yedin at 718-630-5277.
South Brooklyn Census Committee


Carlsbad Vars Radio
Events calendar – Community Centre
(note: time below includes set-up time for certain events)
- What is the construction on Hwy 417 at Russell Road?
- Amazon jobseekers left stranded by lack of bus service. (source: CBC.ca)
- Road resurfacing, Road closure in July in Carlsbad Springs
- INVITATION TO REGISTER: An Advance Care Planning Workshop hosted by the Top Generation Club
- Communiqué June / juin 2019
- CÉLÉBRATION DE LA FÊTE DU CANADA / CANADA DAY CELEBRATION
- New City of Ottawa traffic camera at Boundary Road and Thunder Road – in front of Amazon building.
News (CBC Ottawa)
- Ottawa artist Andrew Wright wins 2019 Karsh Award
- Meetings at Ottawa City Hall for the week of July 15, 2019
- Council votes against reconsideration of ChÃ¢teau Laurier decision
- Traffic impacts in Ottawa for the coming days â€“ beginning Thursday, July 11
- O-Train Line 2 â€“ Trillium Line Service Adjustment for MTO 417 overpass work


Many thanks to the Zacky Family Foundation for funding Avila's new water fountain for people and their four legged friends!
This is what happens when individuals come together and meet a need in the community.
The Avila Beach Community Foundation along with the Zacky Family, County Planning, and the Port San Luis Harbor District came together to see this project through. Now our four-legged friends (and people too) can have clean, fresh drinking water at the beach.
Many thanks to the Zacky Family Foundation for their generous support of this project.


Just a week after the idea was first introduced, Toronto City Council has voted against renaming Etobicoke’s Centennial Park stadium to the “Rob Ford Memorial Stadium.”
Mayor John Tory had proposed renaming public properties after three City Council members who passed away during this term. The term saw the passing of former Mayor Rob Ford, Deputy Mayor Pam McConnell, and Councillor Ron Moeser.
In a letter to Council last week, Tory said the stadium name change is “fitting” considering Ford’s “many years of work on football programs.”
But City Council seemed to disagree.
Council voted 24-11 against renaming the Etobicoke stadium after Ford, who passed away in March 2016.
While the proposal for Ford did not pass, Council did vote 33-2 in favour of finding appropriate ways to recognize and honour councillors Moenser and McConnell.


Construction Update Homepage
Friday, October 10, 2014 through Monday, October 13, 2014, a section of Mason Farm Road will be closed to through traffic.
While the closure is in place take Manning Drive and West or East Drives to access the Cardinal and Dogwood parking decks.
Take South Columbia to Mason Farm Rd to access the ACC. Click here for CHT Detour Information.
- Craige Deck Construction Update 07/10/2014
- Craige Deck 3rd Floor Pedestrian Entrance - Shut down from 3/14/14 to 6/1/14
- Crane to close Hospital Drive to all traffic at 6:00 P.M. on Friday March 7th 2014
- Craige Deck Construction Update 03/03/2014
- Craige Deck Construction Update 02/21/2014
- Attention CD Permit Holders: Craige Deck Construction begins July 8th 2013
- UNC Public Safety and Parking Weekly Updates
- South Columbia Street Project


Memorial Day: DPW Offices, Sanitation Yards Closed Monday, May 30
Thursday May 26th, 2022
DPW Offices, Sanitation Yards Closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 30
Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell reminds residents that Memorial Day, Monday, May 30, 2022, is a City holiday. DPW offices and sanitation yards will be CLOSED.
Weekly trash and recycling collections are NOT impacted by the Memorial Day closure. Monday is not a scheduled curbside trash or recycling collection day.
DPW facilities closed on Memorial Day to residents and haulers include:
- Northwest Transfer Station, 5030 Reisterstown Road
- Quarantine Road Landfill, 6100 Quarantine Road
- Northwest Citizens' Convenience Center, 2840 Sisson Street
- Southwestern Citizens’ Convenience Center, 701 Reedbird Avenue
- Eastern Citizens’ Convenience Center, 6101 Bowleys Lane
Extended summer hours for DPW Residential Drop-off Centers start after Memorial Day, operating from 9 a.m. – 7 p.m., Monday-Saturday. These extended summer hours are in effect until Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5.
Please note that the Northwest Transfer Station will remain open from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. and the Quarantine Road Landfill's Residential Drop-off will remain open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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|After hours, weekends, or holidays please call 410-396-3100 for the duty officer|
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works supports the health, environment, and economy of our City and region by cleaning our neighborhoods and waterways and providing its customers with safe drinking water and sustainable energy practices.


This is your chance to make your voice heard! Tell the Mayor and Council that you do not support the rezoning of 2077 Garibaldi Way by signing our petition.
Alternatively, send an email to our Mayor and Councillors.
If you are a member of the Whistler community, your voice matters:
Proposed OCP amendments or rezonings that increase the bed-unit capacity of the Municipality will only be considered if the development is supported by the community, in the opinion of Council.
(OCP, Section 4.13.2)


London Overground operates a train from Earls Court to Camden Town every 30 minutes. Tickets cost $3 - $6 and the journey takes 32 min. Alternatively, London Buses operates a bus from Earls Court to Camden Town every 10 minutes. Tickets cost $3 and the journey takes 45 min.
From Earl's Court Underground Station Tube to Leicester Square Underground Station then Tube to Camden Town Underground Station. 23 min £3. From West Brompton train to Camden Road. 32 min £3. From Kensington, Phillimore Gardens line 27 bus to Camden Town. 45 min £2. From Earls Court taxi to Camden Town. 12 min £26. From Earls Court Uber to Camden Town. 12 min £12. From Earls Court walk to Camden Town. 1 h 32 min. From Trebovir Road, Earl's Court Bikeshare to Hawley Crescent, Camden Town. 37 min.


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WHO: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.
WHAT: Travel Advisory for Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. SW Closure
WHERE: Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. SW between Stafford Street SW and Morris Brown Dr. SW
WHEN: Saturday, March 7 at 9:00 a.m. through Sunday, March 8 at 9:00 p.m.
WHY: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. is constructing a 3-mile multi-use corridor along the Westside Trail, spanning from University Avenue at Adair Park to Lena Street at Washington Park. As part of this construction, the bridge over Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. will be removed and replaced. Bridge removal will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 7 and continue until 9 p.m. on Sunday, March 8. If necessary, work will continue over the weekends of March 14-15 and 21-22. Please check back to beltline.org for the latest travel advisories and updates concerning the road closure.
During the closure of Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr., certain detour routes will be established. Eastbound traffic will use Chicamauga Ave., Westview Dr., and Joseph E. Lowery Blvd. Westbound traffic will use Joseph E. Lowery Blvd., Joseph E. Boone Blvd., and West Lake Ave.
Click the images above to view larger versions of the detour maps.
For general construction questions, please call 678-995-3701. For construction-related emergencies, please call 770-256-7511. More information available at beltline.org/westsidetrail email@example.com.


AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF LINDEN STREET WEST OF FIRST STREET LYING IN THE SOUTH SECTION OF BLOCK 194 IN THE TOWN COMPANY’S 5TH ADDITION TO THE CITY OF RICH HILL, MISSOURI, AND A PORTION OF LINDEN STREET WEST OF FIRST STREET LYING IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION OF BLOCK 181 IN THE CITY OF RICH HILL, MISSOURI.
WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary and expedient to vacate the same, now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF RICH HILL, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That tract of land located in the South Section of Block 194 in Rich Hill Town Company’s 5th Addition to the Town, now City of Rich Hill, Missouri, lying West of First Street in Rich Hill, Missouri, and also a portion of Linden Street, West of First Street, lying in the Northeast section of Block 181 in the City of Rich Hill, Missouri, now named Linden Street, and the same is, hereby vacated.
Section 2. Ownership of the above described vacated portion of Linden Street shall revert to the current owners of adjacent property.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval.
Reads three times and passed this 26th day of August, 2014.
Jennifer Perkey-Ewing, Mayor Pro Tem Tonya Perryman, City Clerk
Ayes: Kassner, Pilcher, Perkey-Ewing, Buesing


Dungloe Outdoor Swimming Pool/ Pond re-opening shortly
Dungloe's Outdoor swimming pool on the Quay Road, is due to be back in operation for the summer season.
Refurbishment work on the pool - better known locally as the Pond on the Quay Road in Dungloe is nearing completion.
It is expected the popular local amenity, which was very popular with locals and visitors in the 1960s and ‘70s, is expected to be open in time for the new summer season.
“It is a great amenity and it is good to see it being restored and we hope to see it open again early next month.”
TOWN CENTRE LINK
It is also hoped to link the pool with the Town Centre by a new walkway/cycleway that is in an advanced stage of planning. The 900 metre long Walkway/cycleway is planned to run for the playing fields and playground in the main car park in the town out along t


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We offer a large range of retractable belt barriers and high quality rope barriers allowing you to control pedestrian flow and manage queues in an orderly, clearly defined way.


The lane closures for Pearl Street, between Westover Street and Hobson Avenue, have been extended until Friday for gas line maintenance.
Wood Street, between Granite and Mason streets, will have alternating lane closures Tuesday through Friday, September 7 for gas line maintenance.
The eastbound lane of Laser Street, between Central Avenue and Kentucky Street, will be closed from 8 a.m. Tuesday through noon Wednesday, including overnight hours, for water main repair.
The westbound lane of Parkridge Street, between Malvern Avenue and Medical Park Place, will be close Tuesday through Friday, October 5 for communication cable installation.
Flagmen and signs will be present. Motorists are asked to use caution when traveling in the work areas.
The westbound lane of Twin Points Road at Burchwood Bay Road will be close Tuesday through Tuesday, September 4 for communication cable installation. Signs will be posted, and motorists are asked to use caution when traveling in the work area.


At the meeting held February 14, 2022, the Sharon Inland Wetland & Watercourse Commission voted unanimously to: Continue the hearing for the application on Keeler Road (Map 1/43). It was continued to Monday, March 14, 2022 at 6:30 PM at Sharon Town Hall.
Applications and decisions are in the Land Use Office.
Dated this 15th Day
of February, 2022
James Krissel, Chairman
R-A February 16, 2022


Lane Closures Planned for Week of July 17
Traffic Alert: Drivers will encounter alternating lane closures on U.S. 98 east and westbound between 17th Avenue and the bridge and on the Gulf Breeze approaches to the bridge from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday, July 17 through Saturday, July 22. On Tuesday, July 18, lane closures will be from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Crews will be demolishing existing curb, clearing and grubbing in the state owned right-of-way, setting barrier wall and placing temporary pavement.
All activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather. Drivers are reminded to use caution, especially at night, when traveling in a work zone and to watch for construction workers and equipment entering and exiting the roadway.


The City of Charlottesville thanks all those who participated in the May 8th Citizen Information Meeting held at the Senior Center. The meeting provided an opportunity for the public to view the preliminary drawings for the Hillsdale Drive Extension Project and to comment on how they would like their community to be enhanced. In addition to one-on-one conversations with the Design Team, participants were encouraged to submit a written comment form at the public meeting, online, or through the mail. A court reporter was also provided at the meeting for those who preferred to comment verbally.
As a result, 99 citizens signed the attendance sheet, 50 comments sheets were collected and eight (8) oral comments were transcribed before the public comment deadline. Since the design process began, six (6) email comments and one (1) letter have also been received for the Steering Committee's review. We appreciate everyone's input to improve this project and please continue to view the website for future updates.


What a great idea. Let's tie hundreds of bras together on the streets.
They decided they weren't going to wait for someone else to fix their street.
Do not step on the grass, it is sacred.
It's great having a wide street crossing space. The only problem is that it goes nowhere.
And this is why you don't built the highway on mud.


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With this kit you can build a pneumatic hammer with a compressor. The construction site can be marked by special warning signs.
Among the accessories the kit includes are a pneumatic hammer, shovel, road construction sign, barrier and bollard. The set consists of 40 blocks, including two road worker figures.
Pieces: 40 + 2 figures


Voting archives from City Council meeting on 2014-07-14
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Consent Agenda: Minutes of the June 23, 2014 Regular Meeting; CR-67 - Planning Commission Appt - Gaye Monroe; CR-68 - Planning Commission Appt - Jodie Schenck; CR-69 - Youth Commission Reappt - Avery Anderson; CR-71 - Support for Adams County Open Space Grant Request for Pool Renovations; CR-72 - Support for Adams County Open Space Grant Request for Larson Park; CR-73 - Support for Adams County Open Space Mini Grant Request for Huron Crossing Improvements
Yes: 8, No: 0, Abstain: 0
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London Town Parking Expansion– Project# P576000
A public meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 29, 2019 from 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., at
Historic London Town & Gardens in the Visitor Center Orientation Room to present the
proposed construction to expand the existing parking lot.
Construction is expected to begin in
late November 2019 and be complete in Spring 2020. Change to traffic patterns is not expected
and road closure is not anticipated.
DPW officials will present information on the proposed construction, and will also answer
questions from those in attendance.
Anyone needing accommodations must contact DPW Customer Relations at 410-222-7582,
or by email at [email protected] at least seven days in advance of the event. TTY
users please call via Maryland Relay 7-1-1. All materials are available in alternative
formats upon request.


If you’re building a deck where you can’t fall more than 1.5 metres, you won’t need building consent.
Note: If the distance someone could fall is more than 1 metre, your deck will need a safety barrier.
Exempt building work guidance: Technical requirements for decks
While theoretically there’s no size limit for the area your deck takes up, you need to follow District Plan rules, including those about how close you can build to your boundaries.
Boundary separation rules vary between city zones, for example, between residential and rural zones.
Find your zone in our District Plan map
Visit the Building Performance website for everything you need to know before you start building work that is exempt from the building consent process, including who you should engage to do the work, what rules to follow and where to go to for advice: Building work that doesn't need a building consent


New track could be built either side of the Pennines, or bypasses introduced on sections of the existing East and West Coast Main Lines where speed is constrained, according to a report by HS2 Ltd.
The cost of the suggestions range from £17 billion to £43 billion, although some improvements could be introduced in stages.
The UK and Scottish Governments have agreed that further work will be carried out next year to identify the options with the best business case.
It is hoped that the plans would ease congestion on cross-Border routes.
Journey times between London and Glasgow will be reduced from around four and a half hours to three hours 56 minutes when the first phase of HS2 opens in 2026.
From 2033 a second Y-shaped phase, taking the line to north-east and north-west England and beyond, will result in journeys from London to Glasgow and Edinburgh in around three hours 38 minutes.
HS2 Minister Robert Goodwill said: "Scotland will benefit from HS2 from the day it opens, with shorter journey times to London from the start."
He added: "This report looks at ways we can build on these improvements and I thank HS2 Ltd for this work. Together with the Scottish Government, we will be asking Network Rail to identify any options with a strong business case for consideration for inclusion in future plans."
Scottish Government Infrastructure Secretary Keith Brown described the report as a "major milestone".
He went on: "High speed rail will bring billions of pounds worth of benefit to Scotland's economy and an infrastructure project of this magnitude - possibly the biggest Scotland's ever seen - means jobs, investment, benefits for the economy and benefits for the environment.
"This plan will bring to life our target of three hours or less Glasgow and Edinburgh to London train journeys, which will lead to a significant move from air to rail, bringing big reductions in carbon emissions."


On January 11, 2010, the Gazette column “Squeaky Wheels” published a piece on the winter closure of the de Maisonneuve bike path in Westmount. Westmount Mayor Peter Trent was quoted in the article as saying that he “dearly wants to try to open the path year-round by next winter.”
This is the second published statement in two months by Mayor Trent supporting the year-round opening of the bike path. In a November 26th article in The Westmount Examiner (“Bike path could stay open through winter“), he is quoted as saying,
“Certainly in principle and at first blush the idea of having a four-season bike path makes sense. I was always curious as to why in Montreal it was four-seasons and in Westmount it was three.”
However, Mayor Trent did indicate in the Examiner article that further study would be needed before any decisions are made:
“We’re five out of nine on this council that are either brand new or retreads, and so it’s going to take us a little while to look at it and find out what the reasons were as to why we closed it down, and I’m sure there are a lot reasons with regard to snow removal operations and things of that kind. So I’m not promising anything, but we will look into it.”
The WCA encourages Mayor Trent to continue to support the year-round operation of the bike path. The WCA also remains available to cooperate with Mayor Trent and the City Council in order to address any perceived challenges associated with keeping the bike path open in the wintertime.
Click here to read the full text article in The Gazette (the bike path Q&A begins halfway down the page).
Click here to read the full text article in The Westmount Examiner.
Email Westmount Mayor Peter Trent to tell him that you support the year-round operation of the bike path: firstname.lastname@example.org


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Reported via desktop in the Road surface (NH) category anonymously at 14:53, Mon 9 January 2023
Sent to National Highways less than a minute later.
FixMyStreet ref: 4105495.
Both ends - coming up from Southampton and entering. the road surface changes from tarmac to concrete. While the road surface itself is fine, the exact parts where they change there is a significant bump in the road, which I feel quite heavily when driving over it especially when driving at speed coming off the roundabout junction. This is particularly dangerous, and I have witnessed myself of cars that have been lowered having to significantly brake on the motorway before the bump, as to not damage their cars. It is only a matter of time before an accident is caused by this. It has been like this for a year+ of me driving this road.
Questionnaire filled in by problem reporter;
State changed to: Fixed,
14:55, Mon 9 January 2023
Thank you for your report concerning a bump in the road at the concrete join.
We’re aware of the surfacing issue in this area. We are regularly monitoring the area, and will repair any damage that presents a risk to road users. Furthermore, we are currently planning a scheme to resolve the fault more permanently, which will happen later this year, though we don't have a decisive timescale yet.
Posted by National Highways at 11:10, Tue 10 January 2023


Charleston Area Community Development Corporation
Serving Communities And Families Throughout Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester Counties Since 1994
"Community Revitalization. One Community At A Time...One Family At A Time."
© 2013 CHARLESTON AREA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Charleston Area Community Development Corporation!
Our core business is community revitalization. We specialize in working with you, the community, to provide programs and services in the areas of housing, community education and economic stability. These programs provide access, opportunities and awareness vital to helping communities and families regain and maintain stability, create growth and build resiliency.
WELCOME TO CHARLESTON AREA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION!
Our Impact So Far This Year?. . .
PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO 15 FAMILIES TO BUILD ASSETS THROUGH HOMEOWNERSHIP
PROVIDED AFFORDABLE, SAFE, RENTAL HOUSING TO 28 FAMILIES
MADE 20 HOMES HABITABLE BY REMOVING HAZARDS AND PROVIDING REHAB SERVICES TO DETERIORATING UNITS


Thank you for visiting our site. We are delighted to provide you with more information about our plan to re-imagine Glen Abbey. We want to have an open conversation with you about what we have planned.
Our proposal would convert the Glen Abbey site from a private facility into more than 50 per cent permanent publicly accessible green space for all to enjoy, including the long sought re-connection of the Sixteen Mile Trail Hiking System, along with a sensible and sensitive real estate development that protects and enhances the essence of the Oakville community, while also respecting the history of the site.
We want to share all the details of this plan with you in an open and transparent way throughout the application process. To keep up-to-date on the progress of the plan, we invite you to sign up for email updates. Click here to opt-in to emails.
Thanks again for visiting and we hope you enjoy learning more about our vision for the future of Glen Abbey.
Calendar of Upcoming Events
and Development Council
re: Glen Abbey Related Matters
Location: Town Hall, Council Chamber


Fly-tipping in Manmoel Road
Reported 23 Aug, 2021
Builders, plastic, household tipper lorry load.
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council have been notified
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The Jetty @ Greenwich is one of our most interesting sites. Made up of 7 polytunnels side by side, this is a huge growing and event space with a tropical climate on the River Thames. Click here to sign up for our free workshops & volunteering sessions.
Introducing the Brixton Orchard, a public green space with 35 fruit trees & hundreds of edible hedges, showcasing how fruit trees can be integrated into urban spaces. Click here to sign up for our free workshops & volunteering sessions.


Fort Worth Names Construction Firms for Convention Center Expansion
Under the contract, the firms will manage the full scope of the first phase of the project’s construction for up to $30 million.
The expansion will take place in two phases, and the facility will remain operational during both. The first phase includes building new food and beverage facilities, demolishing the annex, realigning Commerce Street to create a site pad for a future convention hotel, and increasing the center’s loading docks. This phase is expected to begin construction in mid-2023 and be completed in 2026.
“The AECOM Hunt/Byrne/EJ Smith team combines a national builder with 35 years of extensive convention center expansion expertise with reputable local builders who have past experience with our center and deep roots in Fort Worth,” said Mike Crum, Director of Public Events for the City of Fort Worth.
The companies have received numerous regional and national awards for quality and safety in construction, as well as numerous other industry awards.
“Our company is proud to call North Texas home and even more proud to contribute to Fort Worth’s thriving community and economic development,” said AECOM Hunt’s Monte Thurmond, Executive Vice President and South Region Manager. “This project brings excitement throughout the entire city, and we’re honored to work with the city and help bring it to life.”
Cori Smith, AECOM Hunt Vice President, who brings an extensive portfolio of expertise in convention centers, said, “Convention centers are a force for regional economic growth and opportunity, fueling jobs, drawing visitors, and building opportunity. Having proudly worked on numerous projects across the country, our team brings innovation and expertise — and we look forward to showcasing the best of what’s possible in Fort Worth.”
“This project will bring incredible visibility to our city, and as a local Fort Worth company, being on this team is a point of great pride,” said Ben Robertson, Vice President at Byrne Construction Services. “We look forward to every step ahead in bringing new life to our convention center and paving the way for all the leading events to come.”
Eugene Walker, President and CEO of EJ Smith Construction, said, “Our team couldn’t be prouder to have the opportunity to support the City of Fort Worth and to be a part of building a part of its future. Working with our partners, we look forward to creating jobs, getting to work, and delivering an incredible convention center for our region.”


This letter is pretty self-explanatory. I'm still waiting for a response though - it's been nearly 3 weeks.
27 February 2009
Councillor Jamie ParkerMayorLeichhardt Municipal CouncilPO Box 45Leichhardt NSW 2040Dear Mr ParkerRemoval of graffiti from railway structures in LeichhardtI have had a series of correspondence with RailCorp since May 2008 regarding the removal of graffiti from a rail bridge at Charles St, Leichhardt (near the corner of Darley St).The last response from RailCorp in November suggested that I contact your Council in order to have it removed. Personally, I doubt that the removal of graffiti from railway bridges is a Council responsibility, but I did phone Leichhardt Council in November to report it.I would appreciate it if you would approach RailCorp and ask them to clean up the bridge in question, and assist them with any road closures that may be required to repaint or clean the bridge.Yours sincerely


The Coronation of His Majesty The King is going to be one of the biggest celebrations the country has seen in decades – and we’ve got events happening right across Merton so you can be a part of it!
Please post pictures of your street parties, Big Lunches and joining in with the Big Help Out on social media, using the hashtag #MertonCoronation and we will share as many as we can.
I’m proud to have grown up in Merton and special occasions like this reminds us what an incredible community we live in. It is a privilege to be leading the borough, and as we look to its future, I wanted to share Building a Better Merton, Together with you – our ambitious plan for Merton between now and 2026.
It has been developed in consultation with residents and following discussions with businesses, charities, community groups and a range of public services, including the police and the NHS, who we will continue to work in partnership with to shape Merton’s future.
The plan focuses on three priorities: nurturing civic pride, building a sustainable future and creating a Borough of Sport.
Nurturing civic pride
I want everyone in Merton to feel proud of the place where they live. That is why we are investing millions into cleaning up our streets, rejuvenating high streets, providing good schools and looking after our beloved parks and green spaces.
We will do more to support organisations at the heart of our community by continuing dedicating £2million every year to civic pride grants. This is in addition to Merton investing more than £22million into real, practical solutions to help people through the cost of living crisis.
Building a sustainable future
To build a sustainable future for Merton, we know how important good quality, affordable homes are. That’s why we will build 400 new affordable homes and are taking action to improve housing standards for people in Merton.
We have a strong record of climate action – and will go even further. We have already increased Merton’s tree canopy by 10,000 trees over the last year, and we are well on our way to becoming the best outer London Borough to own, rent or share an electric vehicle.
We will work closely with health services to ensure they are meeting everyone’s needs and continue the campaign to keep services at St Helier Hospital.
Creating a Borough of Sport
Merton has an impressive sporting heritage and iconic venues – we want to spread the word and get more people in Merton active and involved in the fantastic range of sporting activities the borough has to offer.
We are working with London Sport on how we will do this, with a focus on supporting the grass roots and increasing participation – particularly for the under 16s and over 65s. And we will be investing into our sporting infrastructure across Merton to open up opportunities for our communities.
I will share more details about these exciting plans as they develop and I’m looking forward to working with you all to build a better Merton together.


APAC IS CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS – Join the 2020 Redistricting Commission
Please join us on May 1, 2020. The San Diego City Clerk is hosting a Q&A regarding the application process.
JOIN DIANA FUENTES, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ELECTIONS & RESEARCH, FOR Q&A!
SHE WILL BE DISCUSSING THE 2020 REDISTRICTING COMMISSION APPLICATION PROCESS PLUS GIVING MORE INSIGHT ON THE PROCESS FOR NOMINATORS AND THEIR NOMINEES!
WHEN: FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2020 – 10:00AM TO 11:00AM
WHERE: VIRTUAL MEETING ROOM VIA MICROSOFT TEAMS – JOIN HERE
Share the interactive Redistricting Commission Brochure from the City Clerk
Redistricting is the process of redrawing the City Council district boundaries every 10 years following the Federal Decennial Census. The redrawing of district boundaries is designed to ensure that local legislatures are representative of the City’s population. How and where districts are drawn can shape a community’s ability to elect the representative of their choice. The districts are used for all elections of City Council members, including their recall, and for filling any vacancy in a City Council office.


Cars parking on the corner of frogmore avenue, and raynton drive
Reported in the Car parking category anonymously at 19:49, Saturday 20 April 2019
Sent to Hillingdon Borough Council 1 minute later
Cars are regulary parking on the corners, making it hard to get into the road safely, and putting pedestrians at risk. It's also a school route, so not ideal to have pavements blocked.
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Court orders Brett Herron to explain emergency housing options
City officials to visit Wolwerivier with activists this weekend
Magistrate Paul Jethro has ordered the City of Cape Town’s Brett Herron and an official from the housing department to explain where it plans to house a group of Woodstock occupants facing eviction.
During the hearing at the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, Jethro said, “They must report to court on 9 May 2018 to assist the court with information regarding alternative accommodation in the event of their eviction rendering them homeless.”
The occupants living in Albert Road, Woodstock, were given eviction notices in March and April 2017 after a dispute with the landlord. The City has offered the group emergency housing in Wolwerivier situated just off the N7 and in Blikkiesdorp, Delft.
The families have rejected this offer. They are asking the City to temporarily erect structures for them on vacant sites in the area where they currently live. The City says it cannot as these sites are already earmarked for development.
On Monday, activists from Reclaim the City along with the Woodstock tenants protested at the Civic Centre in the CBD. They demanded to speak to officials in the City’s legal department.
The group agreed to conduct a walk-through of Wolwerivier with City officials on Saturday.
This was in response to claims made in court by the City’s lawyer, Quinton Williams, at an earlier hearing. Williams claimed the temporary relocation areas of Wolwerivier and Blikkiesdorp have “a number of services” for residents. The residents of Wolwerivier and Woodstock disagree.
The case was postponed until 9 May.
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Reviving high streets, particularly suburban ones, is currently a major challenge. Bristol isn’t on the list of places that have been announced to receive central government funding but it still has to deal with declining high streets, particularly in the less affluent suburbs. The Council has established a team to work on the subject.
Civic Voice (the national association for civic societies) is working actively in this field and its director, Ian Harvey, will give us a presentation on the issue, possible solutions and Civic Voice’s role.
Ian is the Joint Founder and Executive Director and was one of two individuals who set up the Civic Society Initiative and then Civic Voice. He is a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Place Management (Manchester Met University) and sits on the Government’s High Streets Task Force Executive Group.
Members will receive an invitation by email.


Delhi Metro Commuters Not Happy With Inadequate Staff at Ticket Counters
Automated Ticket Vending Machines Not Enough for Crowd
Delhi Metro Commuters these days are found to be unhappier than before. The reason is the installation of automated ticket vending machines and decreasing focus on ticket selling at counters. Delhi Metro has two reasons behind this development – cutting the manpower cost and better crowd management. However, this initiative has turned to be counterproductive and is deteriorating the crowd situations at some Delhi’s Metro Stations.
Of the ticket vending machines installed at each station, many are not functioning properly due to some technical reasons or the other. As a result of this, commuters are waiting for a longtime to get their tickets. Again, as Delhi Metro has not deployed any person around the vending machines, many needy people are not getting help to get their tickets. There is no Metro workforce to check unruly persons who do not follow the sequence of the queue due to which many innocent Delhi Metro commuters are suffering.
Samarendra Dash, a regular Delhi Metro commuter, shared: “While coming from Dwarka Sector 9 to Hauz Khas Metro station, I found no Metro staff at the ticket counters of Dwarka Sector 9. I came to the automated ticket vending machines – there were 3-4, one was not working. Again, I found there was no organised way to get the tickets, people were not following any queue sequence, old people were not comfortable, no Metro workforce to help people. I could help some people only after lashing out on some Metro officials. The Metro officials also shared with me their helplessness due to the unavailability of sufficient workforce.”
Many Delhi Metro Commuters are of the opinion that keeping in mind the awareness disparity and quantum of crowds, Delhi Metro can’t just rely on automated ticket vending machines. Keeping a well-mix of automated vending machines and ticket counter executives would be a better proposition for a city like Delhi. Salma Sheikh (name changed), a PR professional who travels from East to South Delhi by Delhi Metro for office, said: “Many Delhi Metro commuters, including people from the rural background, children and senior citizens, are not comfortable with the ticket vending machines. While it is a good initiative by Delhi Metro to install automated ticket vending machines, cutting the number of ticket counters is not a good idea. The existence of both the options is essential.”
Indeed, what works for a European country, may not work here in India, particularly when the population is so vast. Though putting automated machines by Delhi Metro is undoubtedly a good idea, the role of people-to-people coordination should not be discounted. This is as true for Delhi Metro as it is true for any other public dealing platforms in India.


It’s exciting news for Gloucester sports fans as the grandstand in the Gloucester Recreation Centre is being retrofitted with a new seating structure, allowing for approximately 478 seats in the structure, new steps and handrails and an accessible seating area.
The project was proposed by Gloucester Rugby League Football Club, and is supported by the Gloucester District Sports Committee (comprising of clubs: soccer, triathlon, hockey, netball, gymnastics, rugby league, rugby union, cricket, croquet, swimming, bowling, basketball, tennis, rifle and pistol, Little Athletics, Australian Stock Horse Association, pony, and archery). In addition this project is supported by Gloucester and Barrington High Schools, Country Rugby League NSW and Church on the Hill.
Redesign is complete, with extra accessible seating on both sides of the stadium now incorporated. Works are underway, with completion of the grandstand planned for early 2023.


There is an opportunity to speak to City Council. This is our chance to ensure our elected officials know we want the park first! They can use other Concord vacant lots for staging viaduct removal. Not our Park!!
The City should negotiate immediate park delivery from Concord Pacific who has owed us this amenity for over two decades. To register to speak, please call Tina Hildebrandt, Meeting Coordinator, at 604.873.7268 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org, or Pat Boomhower, Meeting Coordinator at 604.873.7015, e-mail email@example.com.


PHILIPSBURG–Spray painted “Bs” and “Os” have been popping in up on buildings throughout the country. The marks have inspired curiosity in many residents.
The markers are part of the ongoing post-Hurricanes Irma and Maria structural assessment by Inspection and Permits Department inspectors.
Houses deemed uninhabitable are marked with the letter “O.” The information will be used for follow-up social assessments.
Structures marked with the letter “B” indicate severe structural damage. This information will be used by the Department for rebuilding assessment.
Structures with no markings have no structural issues.
Home or property owners planning to repair or rebuild a structure that is not in accordance with their issued building permit must report to the Inspection and Permits Department in the Government Administration Building on Pond Island to fill out a permit request. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:00pm. For more information, call 1-721-520-6573.
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/69941-o-rating-means-home-uninhabitable


Dated: 28th February 2022
Portsmouth City Council (Moneyfield Avenue) (Temporary Prohibition of Loading and Waiting) (No.47) Order 2022
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 14th March 2022 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
From the junction of Dover Road for 10 metres on the north side (opposite side of No. 182 Dover Road).
For 5 metres on the south side from 10 metres east from its junction with Martin Road (Side of 56 Martin Road).
For 10 metres on the north side from its junction with Martin Road (Opposite side of 56 Martin Road).
For 5 metres from its junction with Moneyfield Avenue on the eastern side (outside No.182).
For 5 metres on the east side from 7 metres north from its junction with Tangier Road (Side of 43 Tangier Road).
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate works access.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 14th March 2022 for 18 months or completion of the works, whichever is sooner. Notwithstanding the above, works will take place between 7.30am – 5.00pm on weekdays only.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Pam Turton, Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from firstname.lastname@example.org


Strathfield Council has engaged Planet Civil Pty Ltd to undertake footpath reconstruction and maintenance works on Parramatta Rd, Flemington (in the vicinity of Potts St intersection).
During the works, the affected areas will be barricaded and signposted accordingly and it is imperative that these arrangements are adhered to at all times. Therefore, the highest level of safety for pedestrians and vehicles are maintained.
When: Thursday 13 December - Tuesday 18 December (weather permitting)
Work Hours: 9.00pm - 5.00am
Where: Parramatta Road, Flemington (Southern side) in the vicinity of Potts St intersection.


Footpath renewals contract awarded
14 Jun 2023, 3:08 PM
Waitomo District Council’s roading department have awarded a contract to Camex Civil for footpath renewals throughout the district.
Works will be undertaken in two separate sections with the first round starting this month, weather permitting.
The first section includes renewals or new footpaths on Lawrence Street, Ngarongo Street, Park Street, Te Kūiti Road, Eketone Street and George Street.
The estimated length of these sites is 1,261m.
The second section includes renewals or new footpaths on along Tui Street, Kea Street, School Road, Maniaiti Road, Rangi Street, Taharoa Road, South Street and Seddon Street.
Works will likely begin closer to the end of 2023. The estimated length is 1,407m.
In some cases entranceways may need to be closed off to allow the concrete to set.
We appreciate your understanding and co-operation for the duration of the project.


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DTE will begin their 2019 tree
trimming work in Chesterfield Township, and as part of the planning work, they will be in our community in the coming weeks to evaluate the areas around the
circuit where we are planning to work. The attached map provides detail as to
where the 2019 work will take place and where you may see DTE
workers/contractors in the coming weeks walking the area.


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Bremerton Parks and Recreation Commission to meet June 24
The City of Bremerton Parks and Recreation Commission will hold it’s monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24.
Commission meetings are held at the Sheridan Park Community Center located at 680 Lebo Blvd. in Bremerton. The public is encouraged to attend and invited to comment on issues during a public comment session. Written comments are also welcome.
For additional information about the commission or parks in general, contact the Bremerton Parks and Recreation Department at (360) 473-5305.


A6071/A7 – Longtown, Carlisle
We were recently successful in the tendering for a Street lighting project in longtown, Carlisle.
Works consisted of Supply and Installation of 22no 8mtr Aluminium Columns with LED heads, and a Illuminated Island setup consisting of illuminated bollards and a passive safe 5mtr post.
Due to the busy road it was necessary to undertake some of this works during the night to minimise disruption.
We were pleased to deliver this project 2 weeks ahead of schedule.


Commercial Improved - Highlands, NC
An ideal location in downtown Highlands, NC, only one block off Main St. Perfect for hotel or commercial. Possibly two levels of below grade parking with two floors above. The rear of the property faces trees and a creek. Fantastic development opportunity. Could possibly be rezoned for multifamily.
Would you like more information regarding this property?
Please call (843) 810-0571.
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IMPORTANT 685 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Per the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), Riverwalk Drive will close beginning February 13, 2016, for an estimated six months to accommodate northbound construction on FM 685. Please use Great Western Drive as a detour route.
In addition, Knowles Drive will also be closed. Please use Uvalde Drive as a detour.
There will also be lane shifts on 685 in front of Hutto High School beginning February 13, as northbound construction begins. The majority of northbound 685 will be single lane until you pass the second entrance of HHS. At that point, there will be a left turn lane for Hwy 79 and a lane for those wishing to turn right or continue straight.
Also, on southbound FM 685, there will be no left turn into Hutto High School and no u-turn at Carl Stern. Entrance to Hutto High School will need to be made from Front Street, Carl Stern Blvd, or northbound FM 685 (right turns into HHS for northbound 685 traffic will still be allowed).
Traffic, especially during school hours, will be heavy on 685 and on Carl Stern. Please plan ahead, and expect delays.
Initially, buses may run behind until drivers become accustomed to the changing traffic patterns.
SAFETY FIRST! Remember, children will be crossing roads in places you may not be familiar with if you are detouring. Please obey all traffic laws related to school buses. If the lights are flashing red, DO NOT PASS!
Hutto ISD asks all citizens of Hutto to practice patience during this construction period.
Hutto ISD administration will monitor traffic flow at HHS and Nadine Johnson Elementary. While options are limited due to this being a TxDOT project, we will do what we can to help the flow.
We appreciate your patience during the FM 685 construction project.
Speed Limit Change on FM 1660 North
Speed Limit Change on FM 1660 North: TxDOT conducted a speed study to reduce the speed limit on FM1660 North between US79 and Cottonwood Drive to 30 MPH and from Cottonwood Drive to Mager Lane to 45 MPH. The City Council passed the ordinance, and signs have been posted indicating the change.


REMINDER: The Capital City to the Sea Trails survey is available online until August 31st. Please fill out the survey and encourage family, friends, and coworkers to fill it out as well. Your input is vital to shaping Capital City to the Sea Trails project. Every survey matters!
The online survey can be accessed here.
A printable version is available here.


Project Category: Informal community group
Gamesley Allotments, is a new allotments site that is been setup by High Peak Borough Council, working in partnership with Glossop Action for Allotments, which will see 32 new allotments, and a community orchard.
One of the 32 new allotments will be run by G52 as a community allotment.
G52 have been successful in winning support from the Gregg Foundation toward the project.
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Melandra Castle Road, Gamesley, Derbyshire


So today in my neighborhood there were all these people sitting at various intersections wearing hazard vests and counting the cars that passed, and I think they were also marking down which direction and what time. At first I though they were from the town, like deciding where to put traffic lights. But when Rabbi Plony went right up to them and asked what was going on they just told him that ‘they were authorized to be there.’ Is this some Preserve Ramapo thing where they’re going to try to say ‘Ooh, there’s too much traffic – the town has to stop construction!’?
Anybody know anything? The local news is all about the FBI raids.
I saw them today on Maple Ave. I thought it was to figure out the traffic lights because there are too many accidents on the corner.
Indeed, there is too much traffic.
Someone had better stop construction!
If that is indeed what those people were doing on Maple Avenue, they have my blessing. I hope they succeed.


Intro. 1128-A was passed by the NYC Council which will require property owners to replace wooden fences with ones of chain link once a construction project has been halted for two years. It was introduced by Council Member Holden and signed into law by Mayor de Blasio in June. Tracking these owners down may prove to be the biggest challenge, but this is a step in the right direction.
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Boss Street Light
By keeping record of the ongoing market developments, we manufacture and supply supreme quality Boss Street Light. The offered light is designed and manufactured utilizing optimum quality raw material with the help of pioneering technology under the guidance of our experienced professionals. The Boss Street Light is widely demanded for illuminating streets and roads. This street light is available in various designs and sizes in order to fulfill the demands of our clients.


The AAP today staged protests outside metro stations across the city against the increase in fares.
Labour Minister and AAP's Delhi unit convener Gopal Rai, who was leading the protest at the Vishwavidylaya Metro station, announced that tomorrow the AAP would ghreao the Nirman Bhawan that houses the Urban Development Ministry.
The Ministry has 50 per cent stakes in the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).
"The BJP-led Centre takes care of the Metro and the fare hike was done despite the opposition from the Delhi government. By hiking the fare, the Centre wants to help Ola and Uber (app-based cab aggregators)," he said.
The minister claimed that the Delhi government was ready to pay its share of Rs 1,500 crore, but the Centre had refused to accept it.
The metro tariff hike came into effect yesterday and is likely to affect commuters who travels beyond 5 km, while journeys falling in the 2-5 km slab will cost Rs 5 more.
The revised fare structure will be: up to 2 km -- Rs 10, 2 to 5 km -- Rs 20, 5 to 12 km -- Rs 30, 12 to 21 km -- Rs 40, 21 to 32 km -- Rs 50 and for journeys beyond 32 km -- Rs 60.
(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)


City of Eustis Community Redevelopment Area Strategy and Project Preference Survey
Please pick 8 out of the 44 items below.
At the CRA Planning Meeting held on June 27, 2017, attendees identified 44 strategies and projects related to the 12 goals established in the 2016 CRA Redevelopment Plan. Each attendee was then asked to pick the 8 strategies/projects that were most important to them. We are now offering everyone the same opportunity through this survey. Please pick 8 strategies/projects (out of the 44 listed below) that are most important to you. You can also introduce new strategies/projects in the comments section of each goal.


Flood Consultation Event - 9th August 2021
Milton Keynes Council want to know more about your experiences of flooding in Stony Stratford and are holding a consultation event online on Monday 9th August from 6pm-8pm, so that Stony Stratford parishioners can help shape what happens in the future. Joining information is on the poster below. Alternatively, please click here to join.
Interested in becoming a volunteer?
Following the December floods, a Council priority is to help communities be prepared in the event of future flooding. Milton Keynes Council are looking for volunteers that can help respond during a flood emergency, as well as residents who are interested in organising regular meetings to build a local flood response plan. If you’re interested, complete the community flood resilience section of the survey mentioned below, or register your interest by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org.


Saturday, March 31, 2012
Road or it that Lane Re-opened
At last the roadworks are gone, the road re-opens again. But when the construction team comes to lay down the tram track then severe distruption will be for months. The picture is at night and has a quality like an oil painting, yes it is blurred. That's the bookies at the corner of Hardy Lane and Barlow Moor Road. Need to take more photographs for this junction will change forever.


Prevailing Wage Ordinance
On July 2, 2018, the City Council of Loves Park, Illinois Passed Ordinance No. 4210-18 entitled: AN ORDINANCE ASCERTAINING THE PREVAILING RATE OF WAGES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC WORKS IN THE CITY OF LOVES PARK, ILLINOIS. The Ordinance is recognized by the Illinois Department of Labor and conforms to the standards set by this agency. A certified copy of the Ordinance was filed with the Illinois Department of Labor. A copy of this Ordinance is posted at Loves Park City hall, 100 Heart Blvd., Loves Park, Illinois, and is available for public inspection upon request.
Robert J. Burden


How much is your land worth?
The NT Government’s Valuer-General will be issuing Notices of Valuation to land owners in the Katherine Town Council Local Government Area, Coomalie Community Government Council Area and Wagait Shire Council Area in October.
This happens every three years to let you know the Unimproved Capital Value (UCV) of land you own.
The Notice of Valuation will tell you how much your land alone is worth, not including your house, fence or any other above ground improvements.
To find out more or to register to receive future notices online, visit nt.gov.au/property-valuations.