Crews are installing a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) at I-475 and SR 25 in Perrysburg, providing pedestrian access across interchange, and providing highway lighting in the corridor. E.S. Wagner Co., of Oregon, Ohio, was selected as the prime contractor for this $8 million project.
Through Mid-October, SR 25, between Eckel Junction Road and Jefferson Street, will be reduced to one lane in each direction.
Through September, the left turns from southbound SR 25 to southbound I-475 will not be permitted. Traffic will be detoured to Jefferson Street to make a U-turn. But a left turn lane for northbound SR 25 to northbound I-475 will be maintained.
Through Friday, September 8, the ramp from southbound I-475 to SR 25 will be closed for about 5 weeks.
Effective Friday, September 8 at 9pm, through Monday, September 11 at 6am, SR 25 over I-475 will be closed for one weekend. All ramps will remain open. Northbound detour: southbound I-475; norhtbound I-75; US 20 (Exit 193); southbound I-75; northbound I-475; SR 25 (Exit 2). Southbound detour: northbound I-475; US 24 (Exit 4B); southbound I-475; SR 25 (Exit 2).
Effective Monday, September 11 at 6am, the diverging diamond interchange traffic pattern will be in effect.
*MOTORISTS ARE ADVISED OF CHANGING TRAFFIC PATTERNS.*
Effective Monday, September 11 at 6am, the ramp from northbound I-475 to SR 25 will be closed for about 4 weeks.
Roadwork is expected to be complete in mid-October.
Studies have shown that a DDI reduces crashes between 19% and 46%. There are 26 conflict points in a conventional interchange compared to only 14 in a DDI. Other benefits from a DDI include a reduction in signal delays and shorter pedestrian crossings. There is also a DDI on Roberts Road over Interstate 270 in Columbus.


Alternate Side Parking Rules are Suspended on Saturday, February 27.
The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) in conjunction with the Department of Sanitation (DSNY) today announced the suspension of Alternate Side Parking (ASP) regulations Citywide for Saturday, February 27 to facilitate snow removal. However, parking meters will remain in effect throughout the City.
The 2010 alternate side parking (street cleaning) rules suspension calendar is available on the DOT Web site, along with other alternate side parking information, athttp://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/motorist/scrintro.shtml . The calendar is available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Italian, Korean, and Russian.
For updated information, visit the DOT Web site atwww.nyc.gov/dot or call 311.


Notice of Public Hearing
TOWN OF VESTAL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Vestal on January 22, 2020 at 6:00 pm at the Vestal Town Hall, 605 Vestal Parkway West, Vestal, New York, upon the request of Matthew Napierala, JMAG Associates LLC for a special permit under section 24-376 of the Town of Vestal Code, for a Broome Hippodrome to occupy 161 North Jensen Road, B.C.T.M.P # 158.11-1-9 for the purpose of operating a commercial recreation facility in an Industrial Zone.
Any resident of the Town of Vestal shall be entitled to be heard upon said proposed resolution at said public hearing. Handicapped citizens requiring assistance in attending said public hearing, or in furnishing comments and suggestions, should contact the undersigned to request such assistance.
Dated: January 8, 2020
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF VESTAL
BY: Debra Wallace


Positioned on the exclusive low side of Smith behind Lorneâ€™s commercial precinct.
Outstanding uninterrupted outlook over the waves of Louttit Bay and behind.
Large allotment of approximately 735sqm with Smith Street and rear lane access.
Substantial two storey 5 bedroom brick residence offering enormous flexibility for large/multiple families.
Second separate self-contained unit plus garden bungalow further enhance the opportunity.
Zoned Residential 1 with the tourist development overlay the site offers a prime redevelopment opportunity.
Direct laneway access to Mountjoy Parade and the main beach expose all of Lorne by foot.


127 Hartwell Street, Suite 100
West Boylston, MA 01583
Third Monday of the month, and as needed
Francis J. Cahill
Aaron Goodale, III
The Zoning Board of Appeals is a quasi-judicial board, which interprets and enforces the Town’s Zoning Bylaw. On a case-by-case basis, the Board of Appeals has the power to hear and decide on petitions for:
The Zoning Board of Appeals is comprised of 5 regular full members and 3 associate members, all appointed for 5-year terms by the Board of Selectmen. The Zoning Board of Appeals is governed by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A, Sections 12-17. Article XI of the General ByLaws details its membership and qualifications.
The Board of Appeals holds public hearings on all cases before it. Hearings are generally held on Monday evenings on an “as-needed” basis. Notice of these hearings must be published 14 days before the hearing, and property owners who live within 300 feet must also be notified at the same time. The entire application, hearing and approval process takes a minimum of two months from the time of application to a signed decision. After a decision is written, signed and filed with the Town Clerk, there is a 20-day appeals period.


Pothole repair gets priority for Carnival
The Ministry of Works and Transport has launched a road repair programme aimed at repairing potholes along major carnival routes in time for Carnival Monday and Tuesday.
The programme was launched on Saturday at the Ministry's offices at Richmond Street, Port of Spain.
Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan said the Ministry has mapped out the entire city of Port of Spain and identified 56 areas in need of road repair work.
The work will begin this weekend and continue throughout the week, he said.
But he said other Carnival cities will be targeted, including Point Fortin and San Fernando.
Sinanan said the aim was to ensure a comfortable Carnival experience for masqueraders using the roads.
But he said the programme will continue even after the Carnival season, as the Ministry seeks to repair some 8,000 potholes that have been identified across the country.
He added that the programme would not require extensive funding as all the necessary equipment is already owned by the Ministry. He said the only expense would be payment to workers and this, too, would be minimised by using Ministry staff.
He said the works will be done mostly during the week to avoid incurring overtime costs.
Questioned whether conducting road repair works during the work week would result in traffic disruptions, Sinanan said this was a sacrifice the public would have to make for progress.
The programme is being supported by the Ministry of Public Utilities, the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government and the regional corporations.
Sinanan said the Ministry of Public Utilities is crucial in the success of the initiative as many of the potholes that exist around the country have been caused by workers from the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) who dig up roads to repair water leaks.
Minister of Public Utilities Robert Le Hunte said this was indeed the case.
“WASA is one of the contributors to the fact that some of the roads are filled with potholes,” he said.
“WASA has been engaging in a massive leak repair programme and that has contributed to an extent in the digging up of the roads in an attempt to fix the leaks. I have heard the complaints about the roads being left in a state after WASA fixes leaks."
Le Hunte said his Ministry would work with the Ministry of Works and Transport to ensure leaks are fixed before potholes are repaired.


Retail Cannabis Information for Whitchurch-Stouffville
Ontario municipalities, including Whitchurch-Stouffville, have been given until January 22, 2019 to determine whether to allow retail cannabis stores within their jurisdiction.
Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Council is currently considering its options and will be making a decision prior to the January 22, 2019 deadline as to whether or not to opt-out of hosting cannabis retail locations.
A Public Meeting will be held on December 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the municipal building at 111 Sandiford Dr., Stouffville to allow the public to speak on the matter. There will be two additional Public Meetings held in January. More details will come.
If approved, retail cannabis stores will be permitted in zones that permit retail. Municipalities will not be able to designate retail cannabis as a separate land use from retail generally or create a cannabis licencing regime within their jurisdiction. Should Whitchurch-Stouffville not opt-out of retail cannabis, the public and the town will be provided with a 15-day commenting period on licence applications received for within the jurisdiction of the Whitchurch-Stouffville.
This survey is only for residents or business owners located in the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville.
* January 8, 2019, and
* January 10, 2019
All meetings are in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, 111 Sandiford Drive, Stouffville at 7 p.m. For more information about cannabis and cannabis in Whitchurch-Stouffville, please visit townofws.ca/cannabis


Waterfront Redevelopment Update(4:22)
with Mayor Daniel Reiman of the Borough of Carteret
Nov 23, 2019Posted
Apr 07, 2022
Jill Horner speaks with Daniel Reiman, Mayor from the Borough of Carteret, about the Borough’s Waterfront Redevelopment Update. Interview recorded at the NJ League of Municipalities convention in Atlantic City on 11/19/2019.
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Q. What is PHS Philadelphia LandCare? What is “cleaning and greening”?
PHS Philadelphia LandCare Program (PLP) is a nationally recognized model of landscape treatment to address the widespread challenge of land vacancy plaguing many Philadelphia neighborhoods.
PLP creates a “Clean and Green” transformation by removing all debris and weedy vegetation, grading, adding compost-enriched topsoil, planting trees, sowing grass seed, and installing a wood post and rail fence around the perimeter of designated vacant lots. These landscape installations occur in the spring and fall and take place over a six week period.
Landscape installation and ongoing maintenance is performed by city-based landscape contractors selected through a competitive bidding process. Typically, 15 to 20 contractors are chosen annually, most of them are minority-owned companies or community organizations with landscape maintenance ability. All “Clean and Green” sites are cleaned and mowed twice a month from April through October.


Promoting Unity in Diversity.
Eko Tag is a 120ft monument commissioned by the Lagos State Government. It is located on a High traffic, High visibility road (Ozumba Mbadiwe).
This monument was originally commissioned in 2017, serving as a platform to promote Art in Public spaces, while simultaneously building community. In 2023, our Inscribe team re-designed the Eko Tag monument to tell a story of Lagos as a melting pot that brings together people from different parts of Nigeria – it is a story of unity in diversity. It is a story of culture and inclusion. It is a story that shows what it means to be Lagosian.


Ojai City Council and School District Board to Hold Joint Meeting Regarding Proposed Project for 414 E. Ojai Avenue Site.
The Ojai City Council and the Ojai Unified School District Board of Education will hold a joint meeting on Monday, September 23, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. It will be held at the Jack Boyd Community Center at Sarzotti Park, 510 Park Road, in Ojai.
The joint meeting will feature a presentation on a proposed development project for the school district’s property at 414 E. Ojai Avenue.
The public is encouraged to attend and to provide comment on the project.
For information, please contact:
Ojai City Manager’s Office
Attention: Luis Gomez, Administrative Assistant
(805) 646-5581 x103 or email@example.com
Ojai Unified School District
Kathy Smith, Executive Assistant
(805) 604-4300 x 1011


Sewage charges for users
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- SINGLE BUILDING PLOT
- CONDITIONAL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A DETACHED DWELLING
- SECLUDED CENTRAL TOWN LOCATION
- PLANNING DRAWING AVAILABLE ONLINE
- EPC EXEMPT
****SOLD VIA PUBLIC AUCTION, MORE PLOTS REQUIRED****
DESCRIPTION A Building Plot measuring 495m2, with conditional planning permission for a detached three bedroom dwelling, set in secluded central town location. Cornwall Council planning application number PA16/10338 dated 7th April 2017. There is a shared pedestrian access from Fore Street leading to the plot and there is a gated vehicular access from Lower Church Street, which provides parking and a pedestrian access for one other neighbouring property. The full planning application paperwork and drawings are available online, via the Cornwall Council planning website
VIEWINGS There will be regular viewing sessions in the lead up to the auction. Please telephone joint auctioneers Millerson, Hayle T: 01736 754115 or Auction House Devon and Cornwall T: 01392 455928 to book into a viewing session
SOLICITORS CVC Solicitors, 52 Fore Street, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 5BU T: 01736 362362 Attn: David Lush E: email@example.com
ADDITIONAL FEES *ADMINISTRATION FEE: Purchasers will be required to pay an administration charge of £600 (£500 + vat) on exchange of contacts.
DISBURSEMENTS Please see the Legal Pack for any disbursements listed that may become payable by the purchaser/s on completion.
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Offers in the region of £74,950
This beautifully presented Captain holiday chalet has been much improved and updated by the current vendors. The property has 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, double glazing and can sleep up to 8 people....Full details Save to shortlist


The original Bulldog’s home, then and now. The two black and white images were taken in May of 1931, when the US Army Air Corps visited Bowles Airport with over 400 aircraft. This is how the airfield appeared when Bob Hall was building the Bulldog in 1932. A large hangar in the northeast corner of the 360 acre property, 4 hardened runways connected by a circular taxiway.
The color images are 3D views from Google of the same site today. Bowles Airport went through a number of changes of during the 50 years of it’s existence. At one point in the late 1930’s it was partially converted into a horse racing track. After WWII the runways were reorganized into a more traditional layout By the early 1980’s the town of Agawam decided to redevelop the property and turn it into an industrial park.
If you live in the area, the old airfield was situated between Shoemaker Lane and Silver Street in Agawam, MA. The hanger stood on what is now the Millennium Press parking lot near the intersection of Silver St and Garden St.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF DUMFRIES, VIRGINIA
May 7, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
or as soon thereafter as may be heard, located at
17755 Main Street
The Town Council of the Town of Dumfries hereby gives notice of a public hearing on the proposed amendment of an ordinance entitled “An Ordinance To Vacate Union Street Right of Way Located Between Main Street (US Route 1) and Fairfax Street (Undeveloped).” The proposed amendment will provide the developers additional time to commence development. The Ordinance currently reads as follows:
“AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE UNION STREET RIGHT OF WAY LOCATED BETWEEN MAIN STREET (US ROUTE 1) AND FAIRFAX STREET (UNDEVELOPED).
BE IT ORDAINED by Council for the Town of Dumfries, Virginia meeting in a work session this 18th day of August, 2009:
1. That the 30 foot Union Street located between Fairfax Street and Main Street (US Route 1) shall be vacated as depicted on a Plat described as “Plat Showing Right-of-Way Vacation on Union Street Town of Dumfries Prince William County Virginia” by Sanie Consulting Group, L.L.C. and dated March 13, 2009; and
2. Such vacation shall be subject to the following
a. Payment of $500 (five hundred) dollars to the Town
of Dumfries; and
b. Development to begin within three (3) years of
the Union Street Vacation.
The ordinance shall take effect on August 18, 2009.”
All supporting material is available for public inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk at 17755 Main Street, Dumfries, Virginia 22026 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The public hearing is being held in a public facility believed to be accessible to persons with disabilities. Any person with questions on accessibility of the facility or needing to discuss accommodations of a disability should contact the Town Clerk at (703) 221-3400 or email@example.com during normal business hours.
Please post on April 23, 2014 and April 30, 2014.


A FANTASTIC opportunity to secure a sizeable part of prestigious Port Douglas real estate with location, ambience and development options. Take advantage of current market conditions to establish your presence in Australia’s premium tourist resort town. Lakefront allotments on level 2.3 hectare site zoned Residential 1, direct access to Four Mile Beach with the Sea Temple Resort and links golf course nearby and complete privacy created by spectacular melaleuca trees. Development approval for allotments under “standard format plan” with private lake system current to 2014 which includes six allotments over 1000sq m and suitable for dual occupancy, giving potential for 19 dwellings in total. Alternate possibility for exclusive large scale homes with private lakes. Tenders close at 5pm, November 19.


October 10, 2012
As part of the Arizona Department of Transportation's continuing efforts to widen State Route 260, crews will close the highway between mileposts 270-272, approximately 20 miles east of Payson, at noon Thursday, Oct. 11.
The highway will be closed for up to 45 minutes to provide a safe work zone for blasting operations.
Blasting on the project uses controlled explosives to excavate and remove rock as crews continue to clear the path for the new roadway.
The Doubtful Canyon widening project will construct three miles of four-lane divided highway between the previously improved Kohl's Ranch and Christopher Creek segments along the SR 260 roadway. The widening of SR 260 at Doubtful Canyon is the fifth of six projects designed to widen the highway from Star Valley to the Mogollon Rim. The $29 million project is scheduled for completion by spring 2013.
Drivers should adjust their travel schedules to avoid the closure or allow extra time to reach their destinations. Once the highway is reopened, motorists will continue traveling in an active construction zone. Speed limits are reduced and a width restriction of 10 feet remains in place. Message boards, temporary barricades, and signs will guide drivers through the work zone.
ADOT advises drivers to proceed through the work zone with caution, slow down, and be alert for construction equipment and personnel.
For more information about this project please visit www.azdot.gov/statewide or contact Tricia Lewis, Prescott District Senior Community Relations Officer, at 928.606.2420. Local media should contact the ADOT Public Information Office at 1.800.949.8057. Visit us on facebook or our web site for more information about ADOT. For more information about ADOT projects and programs across Arizona see the agency's latest blog posts.


Our security and telescopic bollards are designed to aid in temporary and permanent traffic efforts. Our products are designed to provide the highest levels in security.
Telescopic bollards are suited for locations where authorised access is necessary, but public access needs to be prevented. For needs of flexibility, these bollards also have a matching static bollard. This way, perimeter control can be achieved in a cost-effective manner.


Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee Meeting: January 28 Presentation
At the Thursday, January 28, 2021 Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee (OSTAC) meeting, there will be the opportunity for both OSTAC committee members and citizens to comment on the DRAFT Plaster Reservoir Open Space Management Plan (Appendix). The meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. We hope you can join us! Please see the OSTAC Agenda HERE. The DRAFT Plan is the first item on the OSTAC Agenda business agenda. Information on how to join the OSTAC meeting virtually is located at the top of the OSTAC Agenda.
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Construction on Washington’s new West Side Interceptor Sewer Project will impact those visiting Sunset Park.
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WikiLeaks is exposing private lives as well as government secrets. Should the site be shut down, or does it serve an important role?
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Interested residents are encouraged to attend the hearing and testify before the Commission. The hearing will be held at 8787 Georgia Avenue, in Silver Spring (in the MRO auditorium, where the Planning Board meets). If you cannot attend the hearing, you may submit comments to the Historic Preservation Commission by email to email@example.com.
More information about this matter can be found at http://montgomeryplanning.org/planning/historic/historic-preservation-commission/.


Provo Water Company Ltd is proud to announce the recent promotion of Marjorie Gentil to…
Commencing approximately 30 September 2021, work on Governor’s Road, Leeward is scheduled to start. Work should be completed by approximately 22 October 2021. Dates may vary depending on weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
All reinstatement work shall be made at no less than the pre-existing quality of surface.
Proper traffic management including requisite road and warning signs shall be in place throughout the works
We appreciate your patience during this construction work.


Durham, NC - DURHAM, NC (WMBF) – Roxboro Road is currently closed between Pettigrew Street and Main Street in downtown Durham.
The City of Durham crews are repairing a water main break that has flooded the roadway.
The break was discovered this afternoon as NC Department of Transportation crews performed repair work on the road.
The closure is expected to last until at least 7:30 a.m. Thursday morning. Motorists should expect delays during their commute.
The city has put the following detour into place:
- From Roxboro Road, turn left onto Pettigrew Street. Follow two blocks and turn right onto Blackwell Street. Follow to Main Street, then turn right.


|Construction Value||$7.8 million +GST|
|Client||The Knutsford Joint Venture (FJM Property, Georgiou Capital & Mainport Holdings).|
|Timeframe||August 2013 to May 2015|
|Architects||Space Agency (Michael Patroni)|
Stage 1 comprising 23 dwellings, overall 90 dwelling development in conjunction with Landcorp. Dwellings include 6 townhouses, 5 terrace homes and 12 one and two bed apartments.


German artist Jan Vormann travels around the world and restores crumbling architecture using LEGO blocks. In his work titled Dispatchwork, Vormann has spent three years filling in the cracks of buildings with colorful LEGO pieces.
Lego Street Art Around The World. This Lego street art works in two ways: one, it makes the grey and boring street more colourful, all the while repairing the crumbling street brick walls. So it’s basically a two-for-one Lego repair.


CITY OF RED WING: 10/23/17 Hearing - Request to Vacate Portion of Unnamed St
Tuesday, October 10, 2017 - 11:25pm
City of Red Wing
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Council Chambers of the Red Wing City Hall, 315 W. Fourth Street, on Monday, October 23, 2017, at 6:00 p.m. to hear and act upon a request by Christopher T. Smith, 1538 West Maple Street, to Vacate a portion of the unimproved and unnamed street (referred to as Birchwood Drive extended) that lies northerly of West Maple Avenue, as described as follows:
The easterly ½ of an unnamed street (referred to as Birchwood Drive extended) that lies Northerly of West Maple Street and Southerly of the Westerly extension of the North line of Lot 15 of BIRCHWOOD VILLAGE ADDITION according to the recorded plat thereof on file in the Office of the Goodhue County Recorder.
Written and oral comments to said request may be presented at this public hearing or filed with the City Clerk prior to the meeting. Each response will be duly considered and evaluated before any formal action is taken by the Red Wing City Council.
Teri L. Swanson
City of Red Wing, Minnesota
Date: October 9, 2017
NOTE: The City of Red Wing Zoning Ordinance requires that this notice be mailed to each of the owners of all property located within 500 feet of 1538 West Maple Street.


The Oshawa community is invited to provide input on a Community Greenhouse Gas (G.H.G.) Reduction Plan (the Plan) that will help reduce total G.H.G. emissions from community sources.
Community members can review background information, ask questions and/or provide input:
- Through an online feedback form on Connect Oshawa where you can also review the formal presentation and ask questions.
- In-person by attending a:
- Staffed community engagement table on Wednesday, March 20 between 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. outside of the C-Wing Committee Room at City Hall (50 Centre St. S.); and,
- Public Workshop on Thursday, March 21 between 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. in City Hall’s C-Wing Committee Room (50 Centre St. S.) where they can learn more about the Plan and P.C.P. program during a presentation from 6:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and afterwards help identify top priorities, actions and opportunities as well as guiding principles.
- On paper at Service Oshawa (50 Centre St. S.) – review key messages from the presentation, provide feedback on the objectives and help identify actions and opportunities.
Feedback will be received until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, April 5 and considered in the development of the draft Community G.H.G. Reduction Plan that will be presented to Development Services Committee and Council in 2019. After approval by Council, the draft will be available for public review and comment.
Learn more about this project and share your feedback on Connect Oshawa.


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Tallinn city government approves new ERR TV house plans
Tallinn city government has approved the detailed plan of public broadcaster ERR's new TV house, earlier than originally anticipated.
The planned building (see cover image) will replace the current, ageing TV house on Gonsiori street in central Tallinn and will be situated on a plot currently taken up by a parking lot, between the existing News House (Uudistemaja) on F.R. Kreutzwaldi 14, and Radio House (Raadiomaja) on Gonsiori 21.
Tallinn city government had approved initiating the detailed plan process last May, which deputy mayor Andrei Novikov (Center) said at the time would take two to three years.
The winning architectural design, by Kadarik Tüür Ahitektid, was announced in spring 2019, meeting requirements of a realistic and cost-optimal solution which would take into account particular heritage protection considerations, as well as being comfortable, modern, energy-efficient and incurring low operating costs.
The detailed plan allows for up to six above-ground floors, plus two underground floors, on the site.
ERR's three TV channels are ETV, ETV2 and ETV+, the latter being the Russian-language channel.
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Nighttime work along I-5 Northbound and Southbound shoulder
As early as Wednesday, September 16, Sound Transit’s contractor will continue working along the Interstate 5 in the vicinity of 228th and 236th Street SW and will perform work on both the northbound, and southbound shoulders as well as in the center of I-5 at the bus Freeway station. This is to prepare for the Lynnwood Link Light Rail extension and will be in effect for two weeks. The contractor has obtained a Temporary Noise Variance to complete this work.
Excavation, trucking and concrete pours.
Wednesday, September 16 – Tuesday, September 29, 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m. Monday – Friday.
I-5 northbound and southbound shoulders and center of I-5. Between 228th St SW and 236th Place SW (see map). This work is close to the Mountlake Terrace freeway station.
- Plan ahead, leave early and allow extra time to reach your destination.


Construction update for Highway 101
CARPINTERIA/MONTECITO — Caltrans has provided an update on its ongoing construction for Highway 101 on the South Coast.
Here’s how lanes, ramps and one nearby street will be impacted.
Sunday nights from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. and Monday to Thursday nights from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m.: One lane will be open from State Route 150 to Sheffield Drive with off-ramps at Bailard Avenue and North Padaro Lane.
The on-ramp at Sheffield Drive will be closed for up to six months and is anticipated to reopen July 13, according to Caltrans. Until then, drivers can use the on-ramp at San Ysidro Road.
Sundays from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. and Monday through Thursdays from 8 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.: One lane will be open from Sheffield Drive to State Route 150 with on- and off-ramps at South Padaro Lane/Santa Claus Lane and Bailard Avenue.
The on-ramp at Sheffield Dr is anticipated to reopen June 12, according to Caltrans. Until then, drivers can use the southbound on-ramp at N. Padaro Lane.
The off-ramp at Evans Avenue will be closed for up to nine months and is anticipated to reopen Oct. 2. Until then, drivers can use the southbound off-ramp at Sheffield Drive.
During sound wall construction, North Jameson Lane by Sheffield Drive will have a temporary speed limit of 30 mph with bikes sharing the eastbound lane.
“Please be mindful of sharing the lane with bicyclists during this time,” Caltrans advised.
— Katherine Zehnder


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August 18, 2014
August 22, 2014 at 9:34 pm
Kate I agree this is a crucial issue for the community. As a train commuter to and from Euroa quite regularly I seem to be lodging complaints to Vline on each occasion! It would be useful to find out just how many complaints have been lodged over the past year as this information is not available that I can see on their website? It’s really important that the links between city and country are strong . Excellent train services are crucial for social cultural and economic cohesion. Not to mention climate change if we can get some more cars off the road! Thanks .
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Cave Mill Road Lane Closure
TO: ALL NEWS ORGANIZATIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION
DATE: April 30, 2013 CONTACT: Gary Hardin
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 270.393.3205
CAVE MILL ROAD LANE CLOSURE
Bowling Green, KY Cave Mill Road will have both eastbound lanes closed from Smallhouse Road to Beddington Way beginning at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 30th through 8 a.m. on Wednesday May 1st.
The closure is due to a sinkhole collapse and repairs will be done by the Public Works Division. A detour will be posted and delays can be anticipated.
For more information, please contact Gary Hardin at 393-3205.


I welcome the long overdue call for changes to rail investment proposals made by Transport for the North (‘Recognise synergies between major rail projects, says TfN’ LTT 12 Jun). The different Government structures for rail projects in the North hinders the creation of a railway that can offer seamless journeys to passengers. This is made even worse when one of these Government structures is HS2 Ltd.
My observation is that it and the DfT have been as obstructive as possible towards sensible proposals from cities to change the HS2 plans. The route to Stoke, Sheffield city centre station, and the idea of a through station at Leeds are prime examples. And Birmingham and Nottingham that have not dared to challenge less than beneficial outcomes for their cities.
Far from being the ‘backbone of the railway’ as HS2 supporters like to claim, HS2 has become a ‘straightjacket’ that prevents best value connectivity between northern cities in several areas.
Transport for the North demonstrates one of the worst ‘straightjackets’ in their proposal for a high-speed route between Liverpool and Manchester via a roundabout route entering Manchester from the south via HS2. It is not sensible in terms of:
Fortunately there is a much better solution proposed by Greengauge 21 in Revisiting High Speed North as reported in LTT 15 May. I trust TfN will adopt it.
Another ‘straightjacket’ is the roundabout route proposed by Midlands Connect in its Access to Toton proposals for connecting Nottingham to Birmingham via the new HS2 station at Toton. A far better solution proposed by Greengauge 21 in Beyond HS2 is a Nottingham South HS2 connection near East Midlands Parkway. Midlands Connect does not mention this as a possible alternative, nor any reasons why its solution is better. The Nottingham South HS2 connection would offer a further 25 per cent reduction in journey time between Nottingham and Birmingham.
Nottingham is effectively the regional capital of the East Midlands and on that merit alone deserves to be directly connected to all the main HS2 destinations of London, Birmingham, Leeds and Newcastle. That is where the debate should start.
The case for a direct HS2 service between Nottingham and London is very strong. The city has about as many London-bound rail passengers as Stafford, Stoke and Macclesfield combined, more than Chesterfield and Sheffield which will have two HS2 trains, and about two-thirds the number of Leeds, which will have three HS2 trains an hour.
Nottingham to Birmingham needs faster trains than can be delivered on the classic routes. Nottingham to Sheffield and Leeds (and extension to Bradford) could certainly benefit from HS2 speeds.
Rail services from Nottingham to Newcastle have never been good or direct. A direct HS2 service needs to be taken seriously. In the meantime, there is still the urgent case of grade separation of the East Coast Main Line junction at Newark, which opens the possibility of a Newark North connection between Nottingham and the ECML, as mentioned in the Oakervee HS2 report.
A further ‘straightjacket’ is the proposal for three trains an hour from Crewe to Toton. The connectivity between cities in the North West and the East Midlands is the slowest between any two regions. Fast limited stop trains from Nottingham and Derby to Liverpool and Chester via Crewe are needed. 125mph running between Derby and Stoke could reduce journey times between the East Midlands and the North West by 20 minutes.
In the past Midlands Connect has shown very creditable proposals for improving rail services in the Midlands. But its adherence to the HS2 ‘straightjacket’ does the Midlands and in particular the East Midlands a great disservice.
Put simply, Midlands Connect should heed the advice from Transport for the North, put the interests of the East Midlands cities first, and adapt the HS2 route. What it has done so far is put the interests of the HS2 project far above the transport needs of East Midlands people.
Time to get back to the drawing board.
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Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Waverly Planning Commission will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, January 22, 2018 in the Waverly Community Meeting Hall, 14130 Lancashire Street. Tentative agenda: Election of Officers; Set Meeting Dates for 2018 Calendar Year; Discussion of Possible Amendments to the Waverly Floodplain Regulations; Discussion of Accessory Structure Regulations. Said meeting is open to the public and the public are encouraged to attend. A current agenda is available for public inspection at the Office of the City Clerk. Individuals requiring physical or sensory accommodations should contact the City Clerk at 402-786-2312 five days prior to the meeting.


Questions about the Forum? Email LCF2017@iclei.org or call 647-728-4395.
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Set against the backdrop of the vibrant City of Victoria, the 2017 Livable Cities Forum will explore how to work together to build more sustainable, low carbon, livable communities. We are looking for volunteers to assist us in the following areas: event setup, session liaisons, registration help, greeters, and photographers. Click here to download the Volunteer Application form. Fill it out and email it to LCF2017@iclei.org by August 19, 2017. If you have questions about volunteering, call Christina Schwantes at 647-728-4395.
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Did you know.....you need an approved Site Plan Review for all homes, sheds, storage buildings, fencing, structural remodeling, decks, additions, etc., and swimming pools?
Before any construction begins, the following permits may be required:
- An application for a Site Plan Review (SPR) SPR application must be completed and submitted before a Zoning Permit is issued by the Zoning Administrator, Joe Shea, in the Yankee Springs Township Office.
- After the Zoning Permit is issued, the Building, Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical Permits are issued by Professional Code Inspections (PCI) in the Hastings Office at 110 W Center Street, Suite A, Hastings, MI 49058. Office: 269-948-4088. Website: pcimi.com.
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- Soil and Erosion Permits are available from Barry County Planning/Zoning. Office: 269-945-1290. Website: barrycounty.org.
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Long overdue road work begins on Ky. 680 connector
FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - The construction of the long-awaited 2.9 miles left to finish state Route 680 in Floyd County began Monday.
The Minnie to Harold Connector (Ky. 680) is a 14.89-mile highway that creates a modern, safe, direct route between U.S. 23 and state Route 80, two of the region’s most heavily traveled roads.
“If you live in this area. you have been waiting for someone to say ‘we’re starting on the final section’ for 30 years,” said Sara George, public information officer of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 12.
For drivers like Delmer Frasure, he’s one of those people as he drives Route 680 every day.
“There are a lot of curves, and there aren’t too many straight stretches. When there is road work, you have to sit there for a long time before you can get through. Hopefully, the construction of the 680 will eliminate a lot of those problems,” Frasure. said.
The cost of the entire project, from state Route 80 through Minnie to U.S. 23 at Harold, is $172,792,748.69.
The final section, which includes a bridge across Little Mud Creek, runs from Little Mud to Tackett Branch. The contractor will mark the clearing limits later this week with tree cutting.
Drivers in the area won’t have to worry about the immediate traffic impacts until the later stages of the construction. At that time, traffic will be affected on Mud Creek near the mouth of Tackett Branch. Also, eventually, a traffic signal will be installed at the Ky. 680/Ky. 122 intersection at Minnie.
The project began in 1991 when the first section was built from Route 80 over Goose Creek to Route 122 at Minnie.
The new route cuts the mileage between Pikeville and Hazard by 7.68 miles. Driving time from Pikeville and Prestonsburg to Hazard will be reduced dramatically. The new, relatively straight highway has wider lanes and shoulders and bypasses six sets of traffic signals on heavily traveled sections of U.S. 23 and Route 80.
Construction is expected to wrap up in 2024.
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The ACCUG desires to solicit Pre-Qualification Applications in accordance with the Georgia Local GovernmentPublic Works Construction Law (the “Georgia Public Works Law”) from responsible Construction GeneralContractors
Responsible General Contractors are to provide all construction, materials, equipment and labor to complete theLake Meeler Sanitary Sewer Improvements:
Installation of approximately 3,100 linear feet (LF) of 8 and 12-inch Ductile Iron Pipe (DIP), 490 linear feet of 24-inch casings with anchors, and 19 manholes. Along with this, work shall include erosion control and landscaping, several creek crossings, as well as repair or replacement of items such as pavement, sidewalk, fences, and curbs. These pipe improvements will consist of two stream crossings throughout the entire span.
•Work includes traffic control and requires bypass pump arounds.
•Summary: The work to be performed will contain the following sizes and length (lf) of DIP:
a.8” = 104 LF (DIP)
b.12” = 2993 LF (DIP)


Toledo, Findlay and Fort Wayne, IN pothole repair and crack sealing
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Seasonal temperature fluctuations and other hazardous conditions can wreak havoc on Findlay roads. As a result, crack sealing and pothole repair services are regularly required to restore local thoroughfares and keep pedestrian walkways safe.
Whether on public or private property, asphalt failure that results in potholes commonly occurs when water seeps into the pavement through unsealed cracks. Cold and shifting weather conditions then freezes the trapped water - expanding the pavement. These cracks eventually develop into potholes as temperatures rise and pose a threat to motorists, their vehicles, and pedestrians. Bill's Paving, LLC restores roadways in high traffic areas or residential settings using advanced paving methods that eliminate cracks before they endanger road safety.
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Although moderate weather is best for patching potholes, Bill's Paving, LLC workers provide immediate emergency asphalt road repair services prior to a permanent pothole fix when weather permits. Recognized for its rapid response time and competent roadwork paving repair, Findlay municipal authorities and residential clients rely on Bill's Paving, LLC to provide solutions for:
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For immediate and strategic pothole repair and crack sealing preventive measures, contact Bill's Paving, LLC road repair crews at (419) 573-3881 or (800) 211-1079.
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March 12, 2013Maryville, MO | By: Swetnam
The City of Maryville contracts a company to tear down another unsafe house.
Last night the city council awarded Jason Brown Roofing with the contract to demolish the house at 115 North Water Street. Maryville City Manager Greg McDanel says the building was tagged unsafe ten years ago.


Amended service to / from Glasgow Central on Sunday 21 April
Avanti West Coast between London Euston / Birmingham New Street and Glasgow Central / Edinburgh
CrossCountry between Plymouth and Glasgow Central / Aberdeen
LNER between London Kings Cross and Glasgow Central
ScotRail to / from Glasgow Central
TransPennine Express between Liverpool Lime Street / Manchester Airport / Manchester Piccadilly and Glasgow Central
Engineering work is taking place between Glasgow Central and Motherwell, closing some lines.
Avanti West Coast:
There will be a reduced service in operation between Glasgow Central and Carlisle via Mount Florida, and between Edinburgh and Carlisle.
A replacement bus service will operate between Motherwell and Edinburgh.
The 16:30 London Kings Cross to Glasgow Central service will terminate at Edinburgh.
Services will not run between Carlisle and Glasgow Central.
Buses will replace trains between Lanark and Glasgow Central.
Check before you travel:
You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner.
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For helpful advice if you need to travel on a rail replacement service, including accessibility and bicycle information, please use this page.
You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages.
Please be advised that, on occasion, replacement vehicles may be busier than usual, and you should allow extra time for your journey.


In accordance with the California Urban Water Management Planning Act, Fair Oaks Water District (District) is hosting a public hearing on Monday, August 9, 2021, beginning at 6:30pm, during our regularly scheduled Board Meeting at the District’s office (address below). The purpose of the hearing is to allow community input and to adopt the District’s 2020 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP).
A link to the public draft of the UWMP is located below and at the District’s office during normal business hours Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm:
Fair Oaks Water District Office
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DOT Sidewalk Violation Removal Contractors In Brooklyn
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New York City law requires property owners at their own cost to install, repair and maintain sidewalks adjacent to their properties in accordance to DOT specifications. DOT inspects sidewalks throughout the city to ensure that they are safe. DOT Sidewalk Violations Remove.
A sidewalk violation is an official notice issued by DOT stating that your sidewalk is defective. Address the violation immediately, because a violation can complicate selling or refinancing your property. Some sidewalk violations include; trip hazards, collapsed sidewalks, tree roots, improper slopes and patchwork to name a few.
What to do when I receive a DOT Sidewalk Violation?
When a property owner receives a DOT violation they have 45 days to make the appropriate corrections. Especially important to contact a licensed and insured DOT Sidewalk Removal Contractor to take care of the corrections needed. Rather doing it yourself that can potentially create a problem if not done correctly, in accordance to DOT specifications. Trip hazards, collapsed sidewalks, tree roots that is lifting the sidewalk, improper slopes and self made patchwork. These infractions will be easily addressed by the licensed and qualified contractor.
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We are Bournemouth Coastal BID.
In Partnership with Bournemouth Towns Fund we have installed the first permanent outdoor 3D Projection Mapping System for the highstreet, in the UK.
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Vadodara, Aug 11: A three-storey building collapsed in Mandvi area of Gujarat’s Vadodara on Saturday.
According to ANI, five persons from the same family, trapped under the debris of building were rescued and one of them later succumbed to injuries.
Several incidents of building collapse have been reported from different parts of the country in recent past.
Recently, in a separate incident, two buildings collapsed in Lucknow following heavy rainfall on August 3.
Prior to this, two buildings were collapsed within Kanpur.
Earlier on July 23, two people lost their lives after an under-construction five-storey building collapsed in Ghaziabad’s Masuri area.
In another incident, a six-floor building under construction crashed on a five-storey building next to it, bringing it down as well, in Greater Noida’s Shahberi village on July 19. Nine people lost their lives in the collapse.


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The City of Modesto is inviting bids for all labor, tools, equipment, and expenses to transform the existing exit road at the Jennings Plant into a two way entrance and exit road to the Jennings Plant and Compost facilities. This project will also improve Jennings Road from Taylor Road to Monte Vista Ave. Bonds required. Prevailing wages apply. The anticipated time to complete is 150 working days.
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Crews are completing work in the Stadium curve between Division Ave. and Broadway this week. Depending on the weather, the contractor will open the Stadium curve on Friday, Nov. 6 or early next week. You will see track installed on both sides of the street. Soon after that and depending on weather, the contractor will open Stadium Way to two-way traffic from I-705 to Division Ave (then the street will be open all the way to Tacoma Avenue). Stadium Way may completely open on Friday, Nov. 6 or early next week.
As Stadium Way opens, the contractor is getting ready to do potholing and utility work on Commerce St. from S. 9th St. to S. 7th St. This work will close Commerce St. in both directions between S. 9th St. and S. 7th St., starting as soon as Monday, Nov. 9.
On Martin Luther King Jr. Way, crews continue installing track on the west side of MLK Jr. Way from S. 9th Street to 6th Avenue and on the east side of MLK Jr. Way from 15th St. to S. 19th St. Next week, crews plan to install track across 6th Avenue, closing 6th Avenue. As soon as Nov 9, the contractor will close Martin Luther King Jr. Way in both directions between S. 19th St. and S. 17th St. for track installation and other work.
In other areas, the contractor continues working on traction power substations on Stadium Way, S. 8th Street, and near S. 15th Street, and is starting work on the traction power substation on N. 2nd Street this week.
Last Friday, the contractor opened S. 9th St. at MLK Jr. Way to make it easier for voters to navigate around construction. A ballot drop box is located at 902 S. L St. across the street from People’s Park. Happy Election Day!
Construction and traffic restrictions at Stadium Way, N. 2nd Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Way, S. 7th Street, S. 8th Street, S. 16th Street, S. 17th Street, and S. 18th Street.
Week of November 2
- Stadium Way from Division Avenue to S. 4th St. – southbound lane closure. Follow detours on Tacoma Avenue, St. Helens, and Broadway. Stadium Way is open northbound from I-705 to Division Avenue with turns at S. 4th St. and Division Ave. May open on Nov 6 or early next week.
- Stadium Way/N. E St./N 1st St. from north of Division Avenue to Broadway — street closure. May open on Nov 6 or early next week.
- N. 2nd Street from N. I St. to the alley – street closure.
- N I St. near N. 2nd St. – lane restriction.
- S. 7th Street west of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- S. 8th Street west of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- MLK Jr. Way from S. 9th St. to 6th Ave – southbound lane closure.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Way from S. 15th St. to S. 19th St. — northbound lane closure. Follow detour on S. J St.
- S. 16th Street east of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- S. 17th Street east of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.
- S. 18th Street east of MLK Jr. Way to the alley – intersection closure.


Structures classified as fair or scheduled for improvement are not necessarily unsafe. The classification describes the overall condition and anticipated life remaining for a structure.
In the event that a structure has safety concerns, it will be either posted for reduced loads or closed to traffic.
Source: Illinois Department of Transportation. Additional information available at: https://apps.dot.illinois.gov/bridgesinfosystem/
Based on bi-annual inspections, includes bridges on roadways open to public traffic under County sole jurisdiction (span > 20 feet).
All bridges currently scheduled for improvement have an active project to rehabilitate or replace. See 5-Year TIP for additional information.


Press Release – Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Communications Office 12th May 2010 @ 4pm Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council to withdraw from provision of household waste service in July 2010 At a briefing of elected members today, the Council’s Director of Water and Waste Services, advised Councillors that Council management will cease to provide…Details
Works are due to commence on the Kill Avenue section of the QBC/cycle track scheme from Foxrock Church to Dún Laoghaire on Tuesday 11th May 2010 and will continue for a period of 9 months. A traffic management plan will be in operation.
Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council is inviting submissions from community groups, schools, Tidy Towns Committees, and other organisations who are interested in receiving funding to co-fund public education and awareness initiatives on the subject of litter or graffiti. Completed submissions should be made to the Environmental Awareness Officer of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council…Details
Councillors vote for Carrickmines rezoning by Jamie Deasy Southside People, 22nd April 2010 COUNCILLORS in Dún Laoghaire Rathdown have controversially voted to begin the process of rezoning land for retail development on the Southside despite an order by Environment Minister John Gormley directing them not to increase retail space in the…Details
The May Council meeting will take place in the Council Chamber in Dún Laoghaire on Monday next (10th May 2010) from 3pm. You can read the detailed agenda here:20100510-may-council-meeting You can also watch the meeting live by clicking here. This link will alos allow you to watch past meetings of the Council. …Details
Dún Laoghaire Area Transportation Committee 4th May 2010 Cul-De-Sac at Dornden Park/Bellevue Court Motion: Councillor B. Ward “That Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council re-instate the cul-de-sac at the junction of Dornden Park and Bellevue Court in Booterstown, so that Dornden Park ceases to be a rat run for commuters.” Report:…Details
Dún Laoghaire Area Transportation Committee 4th May 2010 Parking Machine Direction Sign at Castle Court, Booterstown Question: Councillor B. Ward “To ask the Manager if the parking machine direction sign at the entrance Castle Court, Booterstown, can be turned through 180 degrees as it is pointing in the wrong direction?” …Details
Dún Laoghaire Area Transportation Committee 6th May 2010 DLP/214/10 Widening of Road on Grove Avenue Motion: Councillor B. Ward “That the Manager arrange for road works to be carried on Grove Avenue, to widen the avenue as a matter of priority, particularly as it approaches the junction with Avoca Avenue,…Details


Road Closure for $1.6 Million Project
09/10/2009 - 11:20 AM
KVSC has another construction alert to tell you about. This one affects drivers on the northwest side of St. Cloud. Today, Pinecone Road will be closed between County Road 134 and 16th Street to allow workers to continue connecting Pinecone Road between County Road 120 and County Road 134. Delays for this $1.6 million project are expected to continue through the fall.
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Council and hospital bosses are asking those travelling to Rotherham Hospital to allow more time for their journey during resurfacing work to Moorgate Road.
Diversions will be in place from 21 July, taking drivers and those using public transport on a slightly extended route to get to the hospital, part of The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust.
John Cartwright, Director of Estates & Facilities at the Trust, said: “We’re asking those coming to hospital for appointments, to visit loved ones or travelling here for work, to allow extra time so that appointments aren’t missed and to ensure the Trust continues to deliver high quality services.
“Alongside the council, we have worked closely with local travel providers and residents to ensure the work causes as little disruption as possible. Long-term, we are pleased the work will lead to improved road conditions for our patients, visitors and staff.”
Buses will continue to run regularly in the area and bus stops on Baker Street, adjacent to Moorgate Road and near to the hospital main entrance, will still be in use. Ambulances and other emergency vehicles will continue to have full, quick and safe access in and out of Rotherham Hospital.
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council has allowed a two week period for the work however it is anticipated it will take just 3 to 5 days to complete before the road is fully reopened.
Those with queries around public transport during this period are advised to check with their local travel provider.


St. George Island Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant
This project is located on environmentally sensitive St. George Island. The project was designed to replace the original 50,000 GPD secondary plant. The original wastewater treatment plant was a pre-fabricated steel plant. Due to the location, (400 feet from the gulf, on adjacent beach) and local weather (blowing sand and salt water), design of the new facility had to incorporate innovative design features. The facility designed was a 100,000 GPD concrete, advanced wastewater treatment plant with limited metal components to withstand the environment. The facility was also designed to provide adequate treatment over the seasonal flow rate of 15,000 GPD to 80,000 GPD, by providing two separate treatment trains and internal surge protection. Fabre Engineering & Surveying provided services included: Planning, Design, Preparation of Construction Plans, and Permitting.
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Special Council Meeting Tuesday 19 June 2018
A Special Council Meeting has been called for the purpose of considering the Responsible Authority Report (RAR) for a 29 Storey Mixed Use Building at 72-74 Mill Point Road, South Perth.
The Special Council Meeting will be held in the City’s Council Chamber, cnr Sandgate St and South Tce, South Perth, commencing at 7pm, Tuesday 19 June 2018.
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Public Update on Sanitary Consent Decree Work
Thursday, January 23, 2020 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) will update residents on work to comply with the Modified Consent Decree for the City’s sewer collection system. DPW will host its annual meeting to discuss Baltimore City’s Modified Consent Decree on Thursday, Jan. 23 at the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE), 1800 Washington Blvd. in Baltimore. The meeting is free and the public is invited.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. with an overview of the work covered by the Consent Decree, especially work over the past 12 months.
Visitors may also gain more information about specific parts of the Program by speaking with experts from DPW at individual learning stations set up in the meeting room. Topics to be covered include preventive maintenance programs, the Headworks Project, and local economic development.
Baltimore citizens and others interested in learning about the Modified Consent Decree may learn more by visiting publicworks.baltimorecity.gov/sewer-consent-decree. Visitors to that page can also sign up for email notifications of important developments in the course of the Consent Decree. The information presented at the meeting, as well as public comments collected during and after the meeting, will be made available there.
Modified Sanitary Consent Decree Annual Meeting
Maryland Department of Environment
1800 Washington Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21230


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September College St Construction Update #4
The streetscaping work on College Street continues to progress, however work on the north side will now reach substantial completion by September 30 (update #3 stated mid-September). Six-foot fencing has been removed between Havelock to Dovercourt, with some protection measures around the tree pits being used until final pit components are delivered for installation.
The City’s contractor is also completing work between Ossington and Shaw.
Fencing is needed to provide a safe area between pedestrians and the crews completing the work.This work will be completed in stages moving along the street. The work limits and use of fencing to restrict access may cause inconveniences of 3-7 hours per day for 4 days on the north side of College Street. The contractor will notify you in advance of them being in front of your address.
The work involves:
- completing the excavation of the sidewalk,
- installing granular and leveling the area
- installing concrete forms
- pouring concrete
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BMX bandits could soon be whizzing about Dianella, with Stirling council releasing plans for a BMX park.
Located in the natural terrain of the Dianella Regional Open Space, stage one of the project would include a pump track, viewing space, shelter, drinking fountain and bike racks.
Stage two would include a jump track and skills trail.
Stirling mayor Mark Irwin said the city continued to receive requests for more diverse recreational amenities like BMX to keep kids active.
“One quarter of Stirling’s population is between the ages of 5-24 and our [skate and BMX facility] strategy has identified that a facility such as this will create an active and vibrant city while contributing to the health and wellbeing of residents,” he says.
For more details and to have your say on the project go to http://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/bmx by March 8.
The city will hold an information session at the Stirling Community Centres at Dianella Regional Open Space on Wednesday February 19.


20825 Old Hwy 99 Sw Grand Mound, WA 98531
12.04 Acres Zoned Arterial Commercial - Prime Retail Development Site just down the street from Great Wolf Lodge. The site includes approximately 10,000 sf retail building with apartment (Classic Chevy), an additional small retail building (tattoo shop) and a mobile home rental. Monthly income approx $4,500, value given in the land at $2.29 PSF. Water/Sewer recently installed in street.
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Port Orange, FL - During tomorrow night's regular Port Orange City Council meeting, members will conduct a second reading on an ordinance that amends the city's current policy for establishing a procedure for the imposition and collection of fire protection assessment fees.
Port Orange Vice Mayor and District 2 Council Person Chase Tramont said that doesn't mean that a fee is going to be assessed but the amendment does leave room for that to happen. He said he personally is against the fee and voted that way on the first reading of that ordinance and plans to vote no on the second reading.
There is also a second reading for an ordinance to set forth the authority and procedures for the issuance of trespass warnings on public property. The ordinance states that the first violation would garner a trespass warning not to exceed one year. The second or subsequent violation could get you a trespass warning not to exceed two years. Tramont said the ordinance means they can give a trespass warning to those breaking laws on public property.
There are two other ordinances on the agenda that will be read for the first time. Both refer to changing the Future Land Use designation of about 4.26 acres of land from Office/Residential Transition to Urban Medium Density Residential. The property is located at 5653 and 5675 S. Ridgewood Avenue. The amendment would be for the development of 10 single-family homes and 16 townhome units. The other ordinance pertains to the same property and the applicant's (Harbor Landings) Planned Unit Development rezoning request. Tramont said these changes reflect the City's Comprehensive Plan for Smart Growth.
Tomorrow's meeting begins at 6:30 p.m.


COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A new hotel that its developers said captures the essence of the city is coming to downtown Columbus.
Junto, a boutique-style hotel, has been in the works since 2021. Developers said it is the first of its kind and something Columbus desperately needs.
Jim Merkel, responsible for the hospitality leg of the hotel’s development, said Columbus is growing from the inside out.
“Columbus is a growing city,” he said. “It’s the biggest small town in the country.”
He said the idea for the Junto Hotel was born with growth in mind, but it isn’t just any hotel. Columbus hasn’t seen one like it yet.
Once completed, it will be Columbus’ first independent lifestyle hotel, something Merkel’s company has been doing a lot of lately.
“It’s really a hotel that’s a little bit more thoughtfully designed because you don’t have a national brand to tell you what to do,” Merkel said. “You are designing it for the community and for the city, and the opportunity for the city, whether we like it or not, people judge the city on their experiences when they come to visit, and these hotels have popped up all over the country because they’re representative of the local community.”
The 141,000-square-foot building sits at 77 Belle Street, across from COSI and the bridge from the National Veterans Memorial and Museum. It will have 198 rooms, a restaurant called the Little West Tavern, a rooftop bar called the Brass Eye, and a coffee shop called Maudine’s, named for Ohio State University’s 1926 homecoming queen, a cow.
The Junto Hotel is set to open in May.


Welcome to the
OLDE TOWN STONEY CREEK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Our association, founded in June 2017, has been working towards a goal of promoting & enhancing the collective community spirit in
Olde Downtown Stoney Creek.
We are proud of our achievements in our 1st year: founding a Community Newsletter, holding multiple public meetings, planning community events, supporting local organizations & businesses and becoming incorporated as a Not for Profit Organization.
Join our meetings, share your ideas and help us to rejuvenate our historic area into a flourishing downtown community.
Excited for the return of ART IN THE PARKING LOT
The Art Festival we founded last year was such a great success that we've decided to make it a local annual event, in partnership with The Powerhouse Restaurant. We can't wait for this years celebration!
CALL FOR VENDORS- Early Bird Applications Due June 1st, 2019


Article source: ARANEA GROUP
El Valle Trenzado aims to recover the pedestrian’s traffic footprint. Since the channeling works that were made in the 70s definitely skewed Elche’s Canyon continuity. For years the citizens of the city went through this place hardly enjoying it.
This landform (which reaches 40 meters deep) gives the city a chance to travel in a few minutes to an area of high environmental quality.
- Architects: ARANEA GROUP
- Project: El Valle Trenzado
- Location: Elche, Spain
- Authors: ARANEA GROUP ,Francisco Leiva Ivorra architect , Marta García Chico agronomist-landscape , Dancing architect Antoni Jimenez , Real Baeza architect Procorus
- Contributors: Architect David Gallardo Llopis , Martín López Robles architect , Luis Navarro Jover architect , Javier Pérez López architect Benjamin , Marian Almansa Frias architect , Jordi Quiñonero Oltra sociologist , Anna Pont-environmental biologist Solbes , Agate architect Vicente Alcaraz
- Developer, Owner, Institution: City of Elche
- Technical Architect: ristina Carbonell Alesón , Maria Baeza Jesus Alemany
- Material Total Budget Execution: € 2,382,000
- Surface: 115,000 m2


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FIXING A TIME WHEN A PETITION FOR VACATION MAY BE HEARD AND DETERMINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT A PUBLIC HEARING
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RESOLUTION NO. 1945
A RESOLUTION FIXING A DATE & TIME WHEN A PETITION FOR VACATION
MAY BE HEARD AND DETERMINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT
A PUBLIC HEARING
WHEREAS, a petition for the vacation of the below described property has been filed with the
City Council of the City of Anacortes; and,
WHEREAS, the subject vacation request is associated with a a Replat, Planned Unit
Development (PUD), SEPA environmental review, Code Modification(s), and a Right of Way
Dedication to create five (5) lots from the subject property; and,
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined not to refer the subject vacation petition /request
to the Board of Adjustment pursuant to Anacortes Municipal Code § 12.50.060(F); and,
WHEREAS, it is necessary to fix a date and time for a public hearing on said matter; now,
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANACORTES, WASHINGTON, AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That petition asking for the vacation of the following described property shall be
processed concurrently with the associated Replat, Planned Unit Development (PUD), SEPA
environmental review, Code Modification(s), and a Right of Way Dedication to create five (5) lots
from the subject property; and,
SECTION 2. That the vacation request and associated applications stated above shall be
heard in an open-record public hearing before the Planning Commission at 6:00 PM on March 9,
2016; and,
SECTION 3. That the Planning Commission will make a recommendation of approval or denial
concerning the subject vacation petition /request and associated applications to City Council; and,
SECTION 4. That the Planning Commission's recommendation will be heard at a closed-record
public hearing before City Council at 6:00 PM on the 4th day of April 2016; and,
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Sanwo-Olu inaugurates expressway project, flags off 2nd phase construction
Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday inaugurated phase one of the reconstructed/upgraded Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway, Eleko Junction to Epe T-Junction project.
Sanwo-Olu, at the inauguration in Ibeju Lekki, appreciated the support of residents during the construction of the 18.75 km road which had been expanded from two to six lanes.
“It is one of the best-constructed roads with rigid pavements in the country,” he said of the construction.
He recalled the hardship on the two-lane road constructed over 40 years ago, which led to the decision to turn it into a modern six-lane concrete road befitting of a metropolitan area.
“About two and half years ago, in November 2020, we received several distress calls, we plied on this road from Eleko Junction to Epe through a lot of agony and pain.
“We came out and we told our citizens that we were going to bring a permanent solution to this road that was constructed as a rural road over 40 years ago.
“It used to be a two lanes road, but because of development, because of the growth that we have seen on the Ibeju-Lekki, Eti-Osa to Epe corridor, it became obvious that the road could not serve our people again. It became deplorable and it became unusable.
“So, in November 2020, we said we were going to reconstruct completely this 18.75 kilometres road and today we are thankful to God because we have transformed from a two-lane rural road to six-lane rigid concrete road with full complement of all of the road infrastructure,” he said.
Sanwo-Olu enumerated both the Federal and State government projects in the area responsible for speedy development of the Ibeju-Lekki/Epe axis.
“This axis is considered the fastest developing area globally,” he said.
The governor urged the residents to vote massively for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the forthcoming election, urging them to shun violence.
He said all the traditional rulers that needed excision would have their desires granted but urged them to ensure APC is retained for progressive ideals.
Sanwo-Olu also called on religious institutions and other groups and individuals to support the party.
He urged religious leaders and traditional rulers to tell their subjects to come out en masse to vote for APC candidates in the general elections in order to continue to enjoy the dividends of democracy.
Sanwo-Olu, after the inauguration of the first phase, flagged off the commencement of the second phase of the construction works from Eleko Junction to Abraham Adesanya Roundabout.
Special Adviser on Works and Infrastructure, Mrs. Aramide Adeyoye, said the Phase1 Eleko Junction-Epe T-Junction project inauguration was another great effort of the Sanwo-Olu-led administration to eliminate gridlock.
She said it was also to impact socio-economic development positively among other benefits.
“In January 2021, work started on the worst segment of the Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway i.e from Epe to Eleko T-Junction, a distance of 18.75km.
“Today, the narratives of the harrowing experience of commuters and motorists on this stretch has changed.
“Not only have we fixed the stretch from Eleko to Epe T junction we have also upgraded the road with outfalls and pavement in rigid concrete with an introduction of an additional lane on either side dedicated to trucks.
“This is in anticipation of the upsurge in average daily traffic (ADT) volumes as activities ramp up at the Lekki deep sea port, refinery and other businesses around the Lekki Free Trade Zone corridor,” she said.
Adeyoye urged residents to take ownership of the project, which stretches from Victoria Island to Epe T-junction, and to be wary of vandals by guarding it as the second phase takes off.
Several stakeholders at the event applauded the project.
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|Ranikhet Cantonment Board Under Ground Sewerage Scheme||Rs. 33 crore||
Project is Funded by Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India. Scope of Work includes, preparation of Detailed Project Report of Under Ground Sewerage Scheme of Ranikhet Cantonment Board Area. We have proposed SBR Technology for treatment of sewage. Total length of sewer network is 12 Km. Sewer network is designed on the self-developed software for design of sewer network.


Santa Clara Valley Water District rejects governor’s twin Delta tunnels plan
In a landmark vote closely watched across California, Silicon
Valley’s largest water agency on Tuesday rejected Gov. Jerry
Brown’s $17 billion plan to build two giant tunnels under the
Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.


Welcome to Al Foster as our newest Council member, appointed May 29, 2023. Al brings a wealth of experience and knowledge that will complement the team here at the Council.
We are sad to be saying goodbye to Lois Craig, who has dedicated the past six years as a Member and Chair for the Council. During Lois’ term on the Council, we saw the approval of the Peel Watershed Land Use Plan (2019), completion of a Recommended Plan for Dawson (2022), and the advancement of UFA chapter 11 Land Use Planning in other regions of Yukon. Lois brought valuable insight from a senior management perspective as well as a strong understanding of Yukon First Nations and their Final Agreements, and is a strong advocate for Chapter 11 Land Use Planning.
Neil Salvin, Chair
For more information about the current Council Members, see our Council Members page.


Benjamin Silliman, Sr. House
Contributing resource to the Hillhouse Avenue Historic District
Built c. 1807; moved to present location and rebuilt in 1871
Brick additions to be demolished. Clapboard portion to be relocated to 85 Trumbull Street. This would remove the building’s National Register status.
90-day demolition delay imposed. Submit written objection to Building Official, James Turcio 200 Orange Street, 5th Floor New Haven, CT 06510
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2004 - present METROPOLITAN OFFICE OF ARCHITECTS, Singapore
• Reconstruction of 2 storey detached house with attic and swimming pool at Mackerrow Road, Singapore.
• New Erection of 2-storey corner terrace house with attic at Watten Rise, Singapore.
• Proposal for new erection of 2-storey semi-detached dwelling house at Watten Park, Singapore.
• Additions and alterations to single storey good-class bungalow with swimming pool at Nassim Road, Singapore.
• New erection of 43 units of 2 blocks of 5-storey residential apartments with attic, swimming pool and semi-basement carparks at Lor M Telok Kurau/ Still Road, Singapore.
• New erection of 3-storey corner terrace with attic at Jalan Kemuning.
• A&A to existing 2-storey corner terrace at Lor 1 Realty Park.
• Proposal for HDB IUP Plus precincts of Bishan Street 11 and Bishan Street 13


- : Benefits of Non-Motorized Transportation Facilities Research Summary from Midland, Isabella, Kent, Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties.
- : Benefits of Trails and GreenwaysThis presentation was given at the Genesee Regional Trails and Greenways Summit in January 2008. This summit was presented by the Genesee Regional Trail Council.
- : Economic (and other) Benefits of Trails, Greenways and Open Space This document describes the comprehensive benefits of Green Infrastructure (trails and greenways), including habitat and biodiversity enrichment, the maintenance of natural landscape processes, clean air and water, reduction of traditional grey infrastructure and community service cost, recreational and transportation opportunities, health improvement, and an enhanced economic vitality.
- : Economic Benefits of Trails for Property Values New research from the University of Cincinnati suggests that location near nature trails could hold a financial benefit for homeowners and ultimately neighboring communities.


Information about the work and membership of the Whitelee Access Planning Group.
The Whitelee Access Planning Group (WAPG) was established in 2006 to oversee access developments within Whitelee windfarm and the surrounding area.
The group is made up of the windfarm operator, local authorities, landowner and community representatives. The current members are as follows:
- East Renfrewshire Council
- South Lanarkshire Council
- East Ayrshire Council
- Scottish Power Renewables
- Forestry and Land Scotland
- Darvel Community Council
- Eaglesham and Waterfoot Community Council
- Irvine Valley Regeneration Partnership
- Glasgow Science Centre
Meetings are held on a quarterly basis with meeting venues rotating between the 3 local authorities.
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Navigating Appleton's diverging diamond interchange
On Friday, finishing touches were being put on the Highway 10 and 441 interchange scheduled to open Saturday morning, bringing the first interchange of its kind to Northeast Wisconsin.
People have a chance to ask questions and learn how to navigate Appleton's new diverging diamond interchange Saturday.
The city is hosting an event at the Appleton Public Library from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. so people can learn more about the interchange and its safety features. Bicyclists are encouraged to attend.
Festival Foods announced another public event with the DOT will be held 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday at its Menasha store.
, including videos and pamphlets.
Every other person we ask has a different opinion of this new interchange. Some people are terrified of it and think it's the worst thing ever, while others are excited for the way it will handle an already busy section of roadway.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation wants to assure drivers the interchange is safe, as long as you pay attention you'll be able to navigate your way through it.
"It works a lot more efficiently. The signals are only a two-phase signal so it's red for one direction, green for the other and then vice versa, you don't have all of the arrows that a standard intersection would have," 441 Project Manager Kurt Peters said.
The DOT tells us during the morning commute more than 800 vehicles an hour travel Highway 10 for the purpose of turning left on to 441. That heavy volume not only led to congestion but also safety concerns. That's why the diverging diamond interchange was put here.
According to the DOT, a diverging diamond interchange reduces by half the potential "conflict points" -- where vehicles can potentially cross paths.
It gets more traffic through than conventional interchanges and reduces backups, because vehicles don't have to wait in a left-turn lane for oncoming traffic to pass.
Overhead signs and lane markings will help drivers navigate through the interchange.
"It's different, but truthfully they're very simple to navigate. If you follow the pavement marking, you follow the signs, stop at the traffic signal when it's red, go when it's green. You'll travel right through, and most people won't even realize they went through a diverging diamond," Peters said.
The key here is to pay attention and have patience. The DOT suggests putting the cell phone down and eliminate distractions when driving through.
How the Diverging Diamond Interchange works
At a diverging diamond interchange, traffic in both directions on Highway 10 is stopped at an intersection controlled by traffic lights on each end of the overpass. One direction of traffic crosses the overpass at a time.


Valley Metro Holds Public Hearings on Proposed Changes
Bus Service Impacted by Loss of Lottery Funds
Phoenix, AZ (April 29, 2010) The impacts from the loss of State Lottery funds and ongoing sales tax revenue decreases could be felt as early as July 26, 2010. As of February, the State legislature swept funds that had been dedicated to cities and towns in Arizona for 30 years to help provide transportation. With a loss of about $34 million dollars statewide, transit operators are scrambling to find alternative sources of revenue or look at major cutbacks in service.
“With little warning, our Valley Metro member agencies have lost $22 million annually in funding for the operations of local bus, Dial-a-Ride and METRO light rail,” said Dave Boggs, Valley Metro RPTA executive director. “The elimination of funds could not have come at a worse time, with budgets already constrained due to an ongoing decline in sales tax revenues that also support transit.”
The cuts to Valley Metro services will be felt Valley-wide. Passengers and residents can provide feedback in several ways:
1. Public Hearings: Open House at 5:30 p.m.; Public Hearing at 6:15 p.m.
May 19 Glendale City Council Chambers
5850 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale 85301
May 25 Webster Elementary School, Cafeteria
202 N. Sycamore, Mesa 85201
May 26 Avondale City Council Chambers
11465 W. Civic Center Dr., Avondale 85323
2. Webinars on May 25 at noon and May 27 at 5:30 p.m. Register at ValleyMetro.org
3. Electronic Comment Card at ValleyMetro.org
Proposed changes to service are based on ridership and performance measurements. For a complete listing of proposed service changes, go to ValleyMetro.org.
Valley Metro/RPTA provides eco-friendly public transit options to residents of greater Phoenix and Maricopa County, including a clean-fuel bus fleet, low-emissions light rail, a bio-diesel Dial-a-Ride fleet, online carpool matching and bus trip mapping, and bicycle and telework assistance. Funding is provided by local, state and federal revenues; and administered by a board of 16 governments working to improve and regionalize the public transit system.


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All requests for hazardous tree removal / trimming, as well as requests for healthy tree removal / trimming, within the town road right of way must be made in writing to the Tree Warden.
Bill Watkins, Tree WardenCoventry Department of Public Works1712 Main StreetCoventry, CT 06238Phone: 860-742-6588
Requests may also be delivered to 100 Olsen Farm Road or the Town Hall. Include your name, address, phone number, tree location, and a brief description of what you would like done.


CR 1 & CR 2
Queen Shoals Road and CR 2 Lower Porter Road (From Queen Shoals Bridge to Lower Porter)
Notes: Alternating Lane Closures for Flood Restoration Work. Road Restoration, Pile Wall Installations, Culvert Replacement and Cleaning and Bridge Replacement. A Temporary Traffic Signal is in place on Queen Shoals Road (CR 1). Mon. - Sat. 7:00 am - 7:00 pm. Estimated Completion Date is Friday, March 3, 2017.
Adonijah Fork Bridge Replacement
Notes: Temporary bridge in place for Adonijah Fork Bridge Replacement (CR 1/12 mp 0.62). Mon. - Fri., 7:00 am - 6:00 pm.
Mount Home Road (WV 4 Side) Daily Road Closures for Slip Repair
Notes: from 7AM to 5PM Daily Mond;ay thru Saturday - Alternate Routes are Ivydale Ridge and Two Run Road
Taylor/ Robinson Road IMPASSABLE DUE TO BRIDGE WASHOUT
Notes: ROAD IS PASSABLE FROM BRIDGE WASHOUT TO THE TOWN OF WIDEN
CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE (At the Junction of Oak Hill Ridge and WV 4) Camp Creek Road PFC Abraham G. Sams Memorial Bridge (Camp Creek Truss Bridge over the Elk River)
Notes: Beginning on Wednesday September 28, 2016 at 5:00 pm. THIS IS A CONTINUAL CLOSURE. Alternate Routes are Camp Creek Road and Queen Shoals Road.
Rockcrest Drive -One lane CLOSED until further notice due to slip.
Notes: Lane closed until further notice. Alternating traffic is 3/4 mile from Smith Creek Road (or Lincoln Drive) past the South Charleston Sanitary Board
Little Coal River Road (Near Lincoln County Line) ONE LANE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Notes: Alternating Traffic - One Lane Closed Until Further Notice Due To Slip
Falling Rock Road MM 5.36 Falling Rock Bridge (1st bridge on this road) ROAD CLOSED for Bridge Replacement
Notes: Beginning Thursday December 8, 2016 at 3:00 pm and Continuing Until Further Notice. THIS CLOSURE DOES NOT AFFECT ANY HOMES. Replacement Bridge is Under Contract with No Set Start Date.
Leatherwood Road (From Reamer Road to end)
Notes: Multiple Single Lane Closures for Flood Repair Work. Road Restoration, Pile Wall Installations, Culvert Replacement and Cleaning and Bridge Replacement. PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES. Estimated Completion Date is Friday, March 3, 2017.
Point Lick Road - Off Campbells Creek - BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
Notes: Alternating Lane CLOSURES - Bridge Replacement with Box Culverts. Beginning Monday Octeober 19, 2015. Work will be Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am - 6:00 pm DAILY.
Washington Street East Drainage
Alternate Route: Chesapeake Ave.
Notes: Road Closure for Drainage Installion from Washington Street East to Kanawha Blvd.
Waterloo Road - (One Mile from WV 62) Waterloo Bridge CLOSED Until Further Notice
Alternate Route: Available on both sides of bridge
Notes: Beginning Monday November 24, 2014 at 8:00 am. Alternate Routes are available on both sides of the bridge. Estimated Completion Date is 07/28/2017
McClanahan Bridge at Lanham Road - Bridge Closed Possible Structural Damage from High Water
Notes: Bridge Closed Until Further Notice


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§ 76. Mr. Sydney Irving
asked the Minister of Housing and Local Government what progress has been made with the installation of electrostatic precipitators at Bevan's Works, Swanscombe, which he announced on 3rd November, 1955, was to be undertaken.27W
§ Mr. H. Brooke
The precipitators have been ordered, but their installation entails major alterations to the works, including the resiting of the slurry tanks and the erection of a 350 ft. chimney. Preparations for all this are now at an advanced stage.


As the Eagle Valley Transportation Authority formation process moves forward, we will be updating this web site to keep community members informed.
For more information, please complete the form to the left or send a direct email message to:
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Regarding the March 7 news article “Bikeway along I-40 could connect Raleigh, RTP”: A high-speed bike lane along I-40 would be great for young, physically fit techies but what about light rail? That would be great for everyone. Isn’t that the obvious, and best, solution? We’ve talked about this for 35 years or more. Why can’t we do something about it?
Peter V. Andrews


Overnight lane closures set for Interstate 10 near Ina Road on Dec. 16
Motorists who use Interstate 10 near Ina Road should expect overnight lane closures in both directions the night of Sunday, Dec. 16.
I-10 will be reduced to a single lane in each direction between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. so crews can move temporary concrete barriers.
Drivers should proceed through the work zone with caution, slow down and watch for construction personnel and equipment.
Schedules are subject to change based on weather and other unforeseen factors. For more information, please call the ADOT Project Information Line at 855.712.8530 or email Projects@azdot.gov. For real-time highway conditions statewide, visit ADOT's Traveler Information Site at www.az511.gov, follow ADOT on Twitter (@ArizonaDOT) or call 511, except when driving.


Spring Lane, Burwash - Carriageway Repairs
What works are taking place?
We will be carrying out carriageway repair works on Spring Lane, Burwash.
When will these works start?
Work will take place 17-28 April.
Road closure information
Spring Lane will be closed between 9.30am and 4pm each day.
Traffic will be diverted via A265, Swing Gate Hill and vice versa.


New Lawn Watering Restrictions Proposed as LADWP Receives Another Black Eye
Tuesday was a big day for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. The City Council approved a proposal to let homeowners water their lawns three times a week instead of two days a week while the utility's leadership skipped out on a meeting to discuss a report that accused the agency of lying.
After a series of water main breaks throughout the city last year, a study concluded that they were caused by the city's water conservation ordinance that had homeowners watering lawns twice a week. The Board of Water and Power Commissioners then recommended a four-day-a-week plan where homeowners with odd and even numbered address would take turns watering their lawns on different days.
But the City Council on Tuesday rejected that idea and opted for a three-day-a-week instead, championing Councilmember Greig Smith's notion that two days a week was not enough. Under the plan, homeowners would be allowed eight minutes each day for 24 minutes a week. That's six minutes fewer than the current plan. The three-day proposal will be sent to the DWP board for consideration.


News - Archive
Walt Whitman Bridge to Close for 20 Minute Intervals between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. on October 25 and 26
Nightly periodic closures are needed for a roadway shield removal.
PHILADELPHIA, PA - The Walt Whitman Bridge will close to traffic for 20-minute intervals between the hours of 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. on the nights of Wednesday, Oct. 25 and Thursday, Oct. 26. The periodic closures are necessary to allow construction crews to remove the temporary roadway shield around the bridge’s Pennsylvania tower. The shield was in place to protect vehicles from overhead work during the painting of the tower.
The periodic 20-minute closures will occur:
• Wednesday, October 25 between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. Thursday
• Thursday, October 26 between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. Wednesday
In between each closure, the bridge will reopen to allow stopped traffic to cross.
Recommended alternate routes:
• Ben Franklin Bridge
• Commodore Barry Bridge
Motorists are strongly advised to use the Ben Franklin Bridge or Commodore Barry Bridge during these times. Variable message signs across the region will advise motorists about the closures and delays. In case of inclement weather, the work will be postponed and rescheduled.
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The habitat restoration work will begin this coming Monday, December 14 along the south branch of the north shore trail loop (in the eastern portion of the trail). This work is scheduled to take approximately two weeks with the work limited to three days a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Given that the work is limited to the south arm of the loop, Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation should see little or no disruption to regular trail users and their patterns of trail use. Temporary designations will be placed at all trail heads.
- Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation
- Architectural Review Committee Vacancy


The construction site at the primary school in Dalhem is starting!
The roof of the primary school in Dalhem will be completely renovated. Architect Vincent Voos opted for Aluthermo® Roofreflex to insulate the sloping parts. The Roofreflex is placed directly on the existing lath decking.
The Roofreflex will improve the thermal resistance of this roof, increase the comfort in summer thanks to its reflective membrane and reinforce the acoustic protection. The structure of the roof will remain identical.
Prescription by the architect Vincent Voos, 13 avenue Albert 1er, 4607 Dalhem.
The work is carried out by the roofer Tychon at 4720 La Calamine.
Aluthermo insulation – Effective, thin, easy to install