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The Town of Dolores is seeking qualified consultants for the design of a Water Distribution System Replacement Phase II project. It is the goal of the Town to select a consultant who will provide the highest quality of response, customer service, technical expertise, funding assistance, and project management. For information on the project visit the Town of Dolores website. Submission instructions are available there.
The deadline for the submission will be April 15th, 2024, no later than 4:00 p.m. (MST) Facsimile or email submittals will not be accepted.
/s/ Tammy Neely
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Save Our Secor Homes and Property
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Wir haben 184 Unterschriften gesammelt. Die benötigte Unterschriftenanzahl für diese Petition ist 200 Unterschriften!
Petition an Village of Ottawa Hills Council
Beschreibung der Petition
We reject the Village of Ottawa Hills and the City of Toledo’s
proposal to widen Secor Road to five lanes. We are not in favor of removing any
Ottawa Hills homes or private property. These homes
and families provide a social, economic and financial benefit to our village
and the broader Toledo community. We reject the five lane plan because it is in
direct conflict with our village’s values and traditions.
The widening plan places far too great a burden on our
educational system which is the hallmark of our community. Lost revenue in the
first year amounts to approximately $63, 000.00 which will continue ad infinitum,
along with income and property taxes of approximately $10, 000.00 lost to the
Village of Ottawa Hills.
We believe a safer Secor can be accomplished immediately
through restriping the road and trimming any natural growth that obscures sightlines.
This is a reasonable approach that will support our neighbors, our school, our
village and broader community.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this petition are those of the author (Dana Dunbar) and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of YouSign.org.
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A half day road closure is scheduled for Friday, October 30 in Miami Township. 150 N will be closed between 600E and 800E for application of asphalt patches in two curves. The closure is anticipated to last from around 8 a.m. to approximately noon.
SOURCE: News release from Cass County Highway Department


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Detour for American River Parkway bike trail repairs is set
02/23/2012 12:00 AM
02/23/2012 9:52 AM
A detour will be in place for a one-mile section of the American River Parkway bike trail beginning at 9 a.m. today to allow for trail repairs.
The detour, between the mile markers 2.5 and 3.5, will take trail users up on the adjacent levee, according to a Sacramento Regional Parks news release.
Officials said work is necessary to repair damage to areas of the trail undermined by beavers.
The trail will be open through the repair site during the weekend. The closure and detour will resume Monday and continue during the week until repairs are completed.
In addition, the Guy West Bridge, near mile 8 of the bike trail, will be closed to all traffic Saturday for bridge inspection and repair.
Trail users will be detoured a short distance onto the levee so they don't have to pass under the bridge.
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What are we doing?
- Crack sealing is a process using hot rubberized sealant to seal cracks in an asphalt surface.
- The process includes routing existing cracks to “clean up” the edges of a crack and provide more control of the rubber compound as it penetrates into the crack.
- Asphalt debris may be encountered as a result of this work, but it will migrate to the shoulders shortly after the work is complete.
The following roads will have crack sealing completed this year:
- Shaw’s Creek Road – Charleston Sideroad to Caledon East Garafraxa Town Line
- Kennedy Road – Highpoint Sideroad to Highway 9
- Kennedy Road – Old School Road to King Street
- Horsheshoe Hill Road – Beech Grove Sideroad to Highway 9
- Centreville Creek Road – Healey Road to King Street
- Castlederg Sideroad – Innis Lake Road to Centerville Creek Road
- Caledon-King Town Line – King St to Columbia Way
- Linn Road – Between both halves of Bartley Drive
- Bartley Drive – Old Church Road to Humber Station Road
Note: Completion of all road sections are dependent on budget availability.
- To stop water and other liquid chemicals from migrating into the gravel base of the road which leads to potholes and other asphalt failures.
- This work is anticipated to start August 25, 2022 and be completed by September 2, 2022 weather permitting. The Contractor is expected to be on-site Monday through Friday for the working week.
- We apologize in advance for the short notice. The contractor’s work schedule has changed, and we are able to complete this work while the weather is very favourable.
Who can you call?
Town of Caledon
- Lisa Wooldridge – Operations Coordinator – 905-584-2272 ext. 4410
- Service Caledon – 905-584-2272 ext. 7750
Contractor – Northern Contracting
- Adam Malpass – Project Supervisor – 705-975-0736
Traffic and Parking Control
- We will need to reduce traffic on roads being crack sealed to a single lane during construction and Traffic Control persons will be used with proper signage. Expect delays while driving through the construction zone.
- Contractor’s normal working hours are from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but a shorter working day would mean the project would take longer to complete.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Service Caledon at 905-584-2272 ext. 7750.
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Collegeville Scheduled Utility Installation Restricts Traffic
COLLEGEVILLE PA – Lane closures on Route 29 began Friday (Aug. 28, 2020) and are expected to continue into October between Main Street and 9th Avenue, and Main and Charles streets, respectively, as work crews install utilities on behalf of the borough, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced.
Restrictions are planned:
- Mondays through Fridays from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily on Route 29 between Main and 9th;
- Mondays through Fridays from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily on Route 29 between Main and Charles; and
- Sundays through Fridays overnight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning on Route 29 between Main and Charles.
Borough government is conducting this project under a PennDOT highway occupancy permit, the agency said. Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the work areas. Backups and delays will occur, it warned. All scheduled activities depend on acceptable weather.


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Driving past the Bhalswa landfill, often described as Delhi’s ‘flaming hell’, a Bengaluru resident is shocked, and urges all citizens to introspect and take immediate action to reduce waste and save our cities.
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Refinement Plan Updates (04-12-19)
The project team has continued to work with business owners, stakeholders, and the Save Terrebonne Coalition (STC) to refine both the Preferred Couplet alternative and the STC 5-Lane alternative to provide an apples-to-apples comparison. The following enhancements have been made to both plans.
Preferred Couplet Alternative:
- 10th Avenue frontage road extension and southern community intersection near Crescent Moon Ranch
- 12th Street connection between “A” Avenue and “C” Avenue
- On-street parking and truck loading areas along US 97 near business district
- Full access interchange design at US 97/Lower Bridge Way
STC 5-Lane Alternative:
- Revised full access interchange design at US 97/Lower Bridge Way
- Conversion of 11th Street/US 97 to right-in/right-out movements
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STIRLING Council will be faced with a hefty repair bill after Drymen Bridge was damaged in recent floods - but councillors have vowed that they will pull out all the stops to get it done as soon as possible.
As much as 100 metres of the wall on the southside A811 carriageway leading to the stone structure over the River Endrick was washed away during the heavy rain last Monday and Tuesday.
Councillor Graham Lambie and Stirling MSP Bruce Crawford met with locals last Friday.
Engineers are already carrying out an assessment of the damage.
The road was closed until Wednesday with temporary traffic lights due to the loss of part of the carriageway.


The Notting Hill Carnival takes place this August bank holiday weekend, giving Londoners and visitors to the city a last chance to enjoy summer before autumn arrives.
The carnival’s main days are Sunday, August 26 and Monday, August 27.
This year a steel band music competition will also take place on Saturday evening on Emslie Horseman Pleasance Park from 6pm-11pm.
No tickets are needed for Sunday and Monday, but if you want to start the festival early, tickets for Saturday evening can be bought HERE.
Which roads are closed in Notting Hill?
According to the City of Westminster, the following routes will be closed for the Notting Hill Carnival between midnight, August 26 (Sunday) and 4am 28 August (Tuesday):
Aldridge Road Villas
Bishop's Bridge Road from Porchester Road to Westbourne Grove
Elgin Avenue between Harrow Road and Chippenham Road
Harrow Road from Ladbroke Grove to Great Western Road
Notting Hill Carnival 2018 road closures: More than one million people will attend the festival
Leamington Road Villas
Queensway between Westbourne Grove and Porchester Road (access will be allowed into Queensway from Bayswater Road to allow access to parking)
St Luke's Road
St Stephen's Crescent
St Stephen's Gardens
St Stephen's Mews
Westbourne Grove Terrace
Westbourne Park Road
Westbourne Park Villas
See more information from the City of Westminster HERE.
Notting Hill Carnival 2018 road closures: An amended Saturday service will run on certain routes
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On TFL’s website it says: “From Saturday 25 August until Monday 27 August, the majority of the transport network is open.“
However, an amended Saturday service will run on routes with closures close to the carnival.
Undergrounds affected by the Notting Hill Carnival are mainly District line and Bakerloo line.
From Saturday, August 25 until Monday, August 27 there will be no service between Parsons Green and Wimbledon on the District Line.
On the Bakerloo line, there will be no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow & Wealdstone on Saturday, August 25 and Sunday, August 26.
Replacement bus services will run instead.
Notting Hill Carnival 2018 road closures: Notting Hill is packed with people during the carnival
Gospel Oak - Barking route: From August 25-27 there will be no service between South Tottenham and Barking.
Liverpool Street - Enfield Town/Cheshunt/Chingford Route: On August 26 until 10.15pm there will be no service between Liverpool Street and Enfield Town/Cheshunt/Chingford.
Watford Junction - Euston route: On August 25-August 26 there will be no service between Euston and Watford Junction.
On Monday, August 27 there will be no service between Euston and Kilburn High Road.
Highbury & Islington - West Croydon/Clapham Junction route: From August 25 until August 27 there will be no service between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction.
Clapham Junction - Stratford route: On August 26 until 11:15pm, there will be no service between Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction.


Temporary Road Closure - Liphook Road, Bordon.
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE – THE HAMPSHIRE (LIPHOOK ROAD, BORDON) (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2013
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council proposes to make an order to allow for carriageway maintenance works to be undertaken on the highway.
ROAD TO BE CLOSED: Those parts of Liphook Road, Bordon as follows:
Phase (i) Between its junction with Forest Road and its junction with Liphook Road.
Phase (ii) Between its junction with Walldown Road and its junction with Hollywater Road.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTES: Phase (i) via Liphook Road, A325 Petersfield Road, A325 High Street, Chalet Mill, Mill Chase Road, Hollywater Road, Walldown Road. Phase (ii) Walldown Road, Whitehill Road, Standford Lane, Headley Road North, Hollywater Road.
PERIOD OF CLOSURE: From 6 May 2013 for a period of 6 months or until completion of the works whichever is sooner. (Notwithstanding the above it is expected that the closure will be required for no longer than 2 days for each phase between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm )
Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
Details may be viewed at: www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices. If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Hampshire County Council, Highways Department on 0845 603 5633
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UD
Highways Department 08456 603 5633
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There has been welcome news for the preservation of Ealing’s historical town centre. Councillor Alexander Stafford’s high-profile campaign has aided the decision on the 9-42 The Broadway site to be “called in” by the Secretary of State. This means that the plans are on hold until a fully independent public inquiry has taken place. The inquiry will commence on 9th May 2017 and could last up to 12 days.
The current plans involve the demolition of some of Ealing’s much-loved Victorian and Edwardian heritage and the inclusion of an 18 storey tower block looming over Haven Green.
This success, and Councillor Stafford interventions, have been reported in the Ealing Gazette. Responding to this promising news, Councillor Stafford commented:
“This is welcome news for all who value our history and heritage and for those who don’t want Ealing to be turned into an identikit town centre, with looming skyscrapers and no personality. We have not won yet, but this call-in has demonstrated the government’s willingness to listen to the people of Ealing, rather than the Labour-controlled council who care little about turning Ealing into a dystopian nightmare.
I will continue to play a full and active role in trying to stop these vandalistic measures that will denigrate our town centre. I encourage everyone to take part in the inquiry so that the voice and opinions of Ealing residents are fully heard. We cannot allow our history to be at the whim of the developer’s wrecking ball.”


Kievans will be able to follow the repair of roads online
Road repairs can be observed online.
In Kiev, launched a site
The site reflects the status of the implementation of the schedule of repair of Kiev roads, confirmed by representatives of the Kievavtodor spacecraft, according to the Program for the elimination of pits on the street road network of Kiev in 2013 initiated by the KSCA Chairman Alexander Popov on February 19, 2013.
Information about the current state of repair of the pavement of the streets of Kiev is received daily as repairs are performed (subject to the weather conditions assigned for the work: no heavy snow, rain, frost below -5 ° C), namely: repairs and photos are being carried out during the day (video a) fixing, in the evening pictures and information is posted on the site. Daily planning is carried out the next day as well as fixing the work performed. Every ten days there is an update of work plans and, accordingly, their display on the site map.
On the site you can publish photos of pits from the inhabitants of Ukraine.
According to the site, the authorities are planning to repair 45,655 sq. M. For April. m, in the work are 27,221 square meters. m, completed repair only 9335 square meters. m roads Total need to repair 91,030 square meters. m city streets.
“Liquidation of holes on the roads was suspended due to snowfall. Now the snow is rapidly melting, and since Tuesday we have resumed this work in almost all districts of the capital. Yesterday the first batch of asphalt concrete was used - 90 tons. On Wednesday, we also get 200 tons. That is, the work on the elimination of pits will be carried out in an enhanced mode, "- explained" Today "Vasily Melnichenko, chief engineer of" Kiev Avtodor. "


CHATHAM – Drivers on Saturday should expect road closures and detours due to an annual road race.
The Red Nun Bar and Grille’s annual “Nun Run” for charity will kick off at 9 a.m. and will cause closures, traffic restrictions and detours along the race route, according to a statement from Chatham police Sgt. William Massey.
The race begins at Queen Anne Road and Pond Street and goes along Stage Harbor Road, Champlain Road, Battlefield Road, Cedar Street, Pond Street and Queen Anne Road, before finishing up at the Red Nun, 746 Main St., Massey wrote.
Main Street from the lights at Crowell Road to the rotary at Stage Harbor Road will also be restricted and detoured, he said.
Police officers will be on hand to assist drivers and runners during the race.


Resurfacing & drainage work will begin on the A937 at Grampian Growers from Wednesday 22nd February and is scheduled to last for eight working days.
The work is being carried out on the main route from Montrose to Aberdeen and will result in some restrictions for vehicular traffic.
The works are to be split into two phases, phase one will be carried out under temporary traffic signals for three days and phase two will consist of a road closure between the hours of 0800 – 1600 for 5 days, outside of these times temporary traffic signals will be in operation. The signed diversion route will be as follows: A937 – A935 – A90 and the reverse.
Vehicle access to properties will be extremely limited during working hours and anyone requiring access/egress should speak to Roads Staff at the work site who will be able to assist.
The contractor will try to allow access to driveways overnight, where safe to do so and will try to maintain access at weekends.
Bin collections will not be affected and bins should be put out as normal.
Please contact Angus Council if you, or anyone you know who lives or works in the affected area has any special needs, particularly with regard to access or mobility and we will make any necessary arrangements.
Public transport will be affected by the work and notices will be posted at bus stops to inform of any changes and alternative stops.
We appreciate this work may cause some inconvenience and thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation.
Anyone requiring further information can email Roads@Angus.gov.uk or contact via the ACCESSLine on 03452 777 778.


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District: Bay Area
Contact: Jeff Weiss
Phone: (510) 715-8770
One-Way Traffic Control November 30 – December 30, 2020
Sonoma County – Caltrans Will Replace Two Worn-Out Drainage Culverts On Highway 1 Between Stewarts Point And Sea Ranch In Northern Sonoma County. The Culverts Are Rusted And Leaking And Must Be Replaced To Prevent Water From Undermining The Road.
Work crews will arrive on Monday, November 30, 2020, to unload sheet piles and implement one-way traffic control, creating a safe workspace to remove and replace the culverts. The project will take one month, scheduled for completion by December 30, 2020.
One-way traffic control will be in place during work hours, Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM. During non-work hours and when construction is postponed because of rain, one-way traffic control will not be in place.
For 24/7 traffic updates, go to 511.org: https://twitter.com/511SFBay You can also get real-time information on all State Highways in California on our Caltrans Quick Map: http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/ Please be #WorkZoneAlert
Or follow Caltrans on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CaltransD4


Street sweeping continues. The schedule is approximate. Do not place sticks, leaves, rocks or other debris in the roadway. For more information, call (508) 829-0249 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
April 19-22: Avery Road, Avery Heights Drive, Bailey Road, Brennan Way, Britney Drive, Brunnell Drive, Centerwood Drive, Chapin Road, Courtney Drive, Crestview Drive, Davis Way, Donald Avenue, Driftwood Drive, Fruit Street, Greystone Drive, Industrial Drive, Jennifer Drive, Kris Allen Drive, Malden Street, Mayo Drive, Meadow Wood Drive, Mixter Road, Morgan Cr, Old South Road, Park Avenue, Pleasant Street, Powers Road, Route 31(Reservoir Street, Paxton Road, South Road), Raymond Street, Redgate Lane, Reservoir (Route 31 – Bailey Road), Salem Road, Sawyer Lane, Sherwood Hill Drive, Stearns Lane, Sunnyside Avenue, Sunset Drive, Surrey Lane, Tanya Drive, Thorny Lea, Virginia Hill Drive, Willowbook Road, Erins Way.
April 25-29: Allen Road, Alpha Road, Autumn Circle, Banbury Lane, Basswood Cr, Butternut, Canterbury Lane, Catalpa Drive, Cedar Road, Clearview Colonial Road, Coventry Lane, Cranbrook Drive, Cypress Cr, Dawson Cr, Dogwood Cr, Edgewood Drive, Fisher Road, Fox Hill Drive, Gail Drive, Gallair Cr, Hawthorne Road, Hickory Cr, Holly Cr, Lexington Drive, Mark Cr, Mayflower Cr, Newell Road, Oakwood Street, Old Salisbury Street, Putnam Lane, Putnam Road, Quail Run, Salisbury Street, Sandy Glen, Somerset Lane, Steppingstone Drive, Sumac Cr, Summer Lane, Sycamore Drive, Tamarac Cr, Torrey Lane, Twinbrook Drive, Village Green Lane, Winter Hill Road, Wyndhurst Drive, Zottoli Road, Otterbrook Circle.
May 2-6: Acorn Drive, Ann Street, Anthony Drive, Birchwood Drive, Blueberry Lane, Brattle Street, Brentwood Drive, Briarcliff Lane, Chaffins Lane, Cook Street, Cumberland Circle, Doyle Road, Fairchild Drive, Fairhill Road, Glenwood Street, Harold Street, Heritage Lane, Holden Street, Homestead Road, Hultin Cr, John Street, John Alden Road, Johnson Street, Longmeadow Avenue, Lowell Avenue, Marlen Road, Mt.View Drive, Nelson Street, Oak Cr, Osgood Avenue, Parker Avenue, Paugus Road, Pilgrim Avenue, Pine Haven Drive, Pinecroft Avenue, Plymouth Road, Red Barn Road, Sagewood Cr, Sheffield Way, Shrewsbury (Main Street to Bullard), S. Wachusett Street, Steele Street, Stoneleigh Road, Talbot Street, Timber Lane, Tyler Drive, Wentworth Drive, West View Street, Wildwood Road, Woodhaven Road, Brice Cr, Alden Hill Road, Blair Drive (partial).


ALVR in The Magazine Antiques
The Magazine Antiques wrote about our move and inaugural exhibition:
The storefront at the southwest corner of the Sherry-Netherland Hotel, at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street in Manhattan, is covered by a construction shed just now. Whatever is built there will seem weird because whatever it is won’t be A La Vielle Russie…Fortunately, since last November, ALVR and its owners, the Schaffer family, have enjoyed a comfortable—and decidedly brighter—new commercial home a block away at 745 Fifth Avenue, above the Bergdorf-Goodman annex.
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Street Light Out
Reported in the Street lighting category anonymously at 11:59, Tue 17 January 2017
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 1 minute later
Street light Out. The one by the brook already reported is also out so this whole area is now very dark.
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The City of Lafayette is proceeding with phase two of the water main replacement project on 4th Street. Northbound 4th Street will close between Saw Mill Road and Owen Street. The closure will begin on Monday, July 29 and will last until the end of November. Passengers should expect significant delays and plan accordingly while the detour is in effect. Inbound routes 6A and 350 will detour during this time. The detour is as follows:
Bus stops at Valley Plaza on 4th St (South Driveway): BUS910, 4th St & Thise Ct (SE Corner): BUS148, and 4th St & Montefiore St (SE Corner): BUS264E will not be served while this detour is in effect.
Receive rider alerts via text or email at bus.gocitybus.com/signup or use the MyCityBus App.
For help finding the closest stop, riders can download the CityBus mobile app to a smartphone by searching for "MyCityBus" in the app store (Android or iPhone). The app can also be viewed online.
For further assistance, riders can use MyRide, My Bus or call 765-742-7433 (M-F: 7 am-7 pm; Sat: 10 am-6 pm; Closed Sunday).


The Inland Rail project is the centrepiece of the 2017/18 Federal Budget, with $8.4 billion of funding set aside to complete the long-awaited Melbourne to Brisbane freight train route.
But there is still some uncertainty about the Victorian section of the track and whether the rail line will travel through Albury/Wodonga or an alternative Shepparton route.
I spoke to the City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Dinny Adem who said he’s still waiting for details on where the line will go.
(My interview was aired on ABC Rural’s Victorian Country Hour on May 10th 2017. You can listen to the full program here, with my interview from the 12-minute mark.)


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Construction and facade consists of a reinforced concrete prefabricated elements, steel structures, and works of classical monolithic construction, along with construction and performance of shares in investment, concrete, construction, trade and installation works and landscaping were completed to full functionality of the building.
In every building it was build 6.470 m3 of concrete, 517 tonnes of reinforcement, 590 pieces of prefabricated concrete elements, 12.470 m2 of ceiling panels.
Zadar (2005) 15.000 m2
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Skyline 199 Disruption
From Saturday 11th to Sunday 12th August
Stockport M60, junction 1 (pyramid) - Closure of Hollywood Way for road widening from 18:00hrs (Sat 11th) to 10:00hrs (Sun 12th)/
Although the closure is not on the route of the Skyline 199 service, extra traffic could cause delays to service entering the M60 motorway.
Thank you for your patience!


Welcome to N3P
Newton and Noss Neighbourhood Plan is an initiative started within the community for the benefit of the community to be put together by the community. It is a plan to ensure that the future needs of those living here are fully promoted, whilst also protecting all that is best about this special place in which we are fortunate to live. It is likely to affect every one of us at some time over the next 15 years.
The N3P Team are determined to ensure that they meet the aspirations of all and this website is designed to play a major part in achieving this. We will use it not only to keep you abreast of the developing plan but also to encourage you to contribute your ideas and thoughts. So please register here now to play a part in the future of your community.


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The B82 follows St Marks Road to the north of St Helier town centre, and is one way throughout. However, in common with a number of routes in the town, it changes direction mid way. It starts on the A7, and heads west as part of the St Helier Ring Road. At the crossroads with Janvrin Road, however, ring road traffic turns north and the B82 becomes one way towards the crossroads. Janvrin Road is also one-way and away from the crossroads in both directions. St Marks Road continues west to meet the B73, David Place outside St Mark's Church.
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.855 Acres 123'± frontage; 320'± depth Avg. Daily Traffic Count: 13,100 vehicles per day Topo: Level, at road grade Zoned C2 All utilities available to the site.
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At its meeting Tuesday, the Nelson County Fiscal Court passed a resolution executing an agreement with the state Transportation Cabinet to accept $215,000 for resurfacing several county roads:
• all of Tollgate Road from Ky. 52 east, a little more than a mile.
• about a mile of Pottershop Road from Bear Creek Bridge north to Mill Creek Bridge.
• a little more than half a mile of Airport Road from just north of Ky. 2737 to Barnes Road.
• Hobbs Lane from Ky. 509 east for about four-fifths of a mile.


DDA Housing Scheme 2023:- The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is all set to launch its highly anticipated housing project, the DDA Housing Scheme. This housing program aims to cater to individuals belonging to low-income categories who are financially disadvantaged. With the official commencement date set for June 30, 2023, interested applicants can visit the official website of DDA at dda.org.in to participate in this remarkable initiative.
The DDA Housing Scheme 2023 is a beacon of hope for individuals from low-income categories, providing them with an opportunity to fulfill their dream of owning a home in the capital city. This initiative by the Delhi Development Authority not only addresses the pressing need for affordable housing but also uplifts the lives of many families, ensuring a brighter and more secure future.
DDA Housing Scheme 2023
Under the DDA Housing Scheme, more than 23,000 newly constructed apartments will be made available to eligible individuals. These apartments offer a ray of hope to those who have longed for affordable and quality housing options in the city. The majority of the housing units are located in the Narela sub-city, providing residents with an opportunity to own a home in a well-planned and rapidly developing area.
Objectives of DDA Housing Scheme
The DDA Housing Scheme 2023 is a highly anticipated and commendable initiative by the Delhi Development Authority. With its focus on providing affordable housing options to economically weaker sections (EWS) and Lower-income Groups (LIG), the scheme aims to create inclusive and sustainable communities. By utilizing a fair and transparent online lottery system, the DDA ensures equal opportunities for all applicants. This scheme marks a significant step towards achieving the goal of “Housing for All” and uplifting the lives of numerous individuals and families in Delhi.
- Applicant is required to be 18 years old.
- Applicant’s income should not exceed Rs. 3 lakh.
- Couples are required to apply together.
- Under this scheme, the plan applies to Delhi cantonment plots under 67 square meter.
Charges for DDA Scheme 2023
- LIG – Rs. 1,00,000
- HIG – Rs. 2,00,00
- MIG – Rs. 2,00,00
- EWS – Rs. 25,000
Online application procedure for DDA Scheme 2023
- Firstly, go to the official website www.dda.org.in.
- Check eligibility criteria before applying.
- On homepage, look for online application.
- Enter your personal information like contact, income and flat type.
- Attach your required documents. For example: Aadhar card, PAN, income, residence certificate may be required.
- After you complete application form. You will be routed to the payment channel to pay the application fee set by DDA programme. You may pay using net banking, credit card or debit card.
- Once the payment is successfully made, note down the application number and other relevant details provided by the DDA. These details will be required for future reference and tracking of your application.
- Stay updated with the DDA’s official website and announcements to know the date of the and check the results.


Reported via mobile in the Obstruction category anonymously at 07:55, Mon 1 March 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
The pillars of cambridge park are crumbling as you can see in the photos it mainly the one on the right which needs repairing.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 07:55, Mon 1 March 2021
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:28, Tue 30 March 2021
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Tue 20 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.


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Skatepark Project Description
The Whittier Skate Park is a great park for beginners and intermediate skaters a like. There is a nice flow bowl for skaters to get the feel of a full size pool and also a small street section with ledges and rails.
Skatepark Construction Details
- Skatepark Size: 9,000 sq. feet
- Skatepark Designer: Purkiss Rose
- Project Scope: General Contractor
- Skatepark Location: 7630 Washington Ave Whittier, CA 90602


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The Joint Review Board, which is made up of representatives from local taxing bodies, reviews plans for Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts in the City. Public hearings are held so interested parties can express their thoughts on the subject.
Agendas for Joint Review Board hearings can be found here Opens a New Window. .
Recording Secretary - Ruth Scott
2016 Central Area TIF Annual Report Opens a New Window. 2016 TIF #2 Annual Report Opens a New Window.
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Parks, play areas, nature reserves
Mancetter Recreation Ground - due to be refurbished in 2023.
- Location: Off Brook Walk, Mancetter, Atherstone, Warks. CV9 1QE
- Facilities: 3 Pitches, changing facilities available, toddler, junior and teen play facilities, multi-use games area
- On Google Maps - Mancetter Recreation Ground
Last updated Monday, 27th March 2023


180 George Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
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Bus 545 / 900, F3 Ferry
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court have issued notice to the Chandigarh Administration over a petition filed by the residents of Shahpur Colony, Sector 38-A West, Chandigarh, seeking to quash the demolition orders dated May 14, 2022, as per public notice affixed in their residential area.
The petitioner, Rajinder Kumar and others, through counsel GP Vashisht, argued that the petitioners are residing in their houses in their area which have been provided house numbers and they also have ration cards, Aadhar cards and are registered voters.
Their houses are part of ward 6 of Sector, for the purpose of electing municipal councillors, under the Punjab Municipal Corporation Act.
The Bench of Justice Amol Rattan Singh and Justice Lalit Batra, after hearing the matter, have issued notice to the Chandigarh Administration.
The case is now scheduled for hearing on October 28, 2022.


Mayor Snubs Meeting Sheriff Villanueva on Homelessness
Phil Brock and Oscar de la Torre attend forum arranged by downtown property owner John Alle on solutions to homelessness
October 7, 2021
By Alyssa Erdley, News with Attitude
Santa Monica’s Mayor refused to attend a public forum on homelessness where she could not control the microphone. Nor did she reply to our request for a statement regarding her refusal to come discuss a problem that is arguably, in some significant part, her fault and likely to get worse if she peppers the city with the “affordable” and “permanent supportive” housing she desires. On the other hand, City Councilmembers Phil Brock and Oscar de la Torre did attend the meeting held Monday at Alle’s building on the Promenade. Both ex...


Jeffersonville to go green
Jeffersonville is going green to save some green.
Mayor Mike Moore has established the green team - which will do work that was previously performed by the parks, street, and drainage departments.
The sole focus of the team will be to make sure Jeffersonville looks beautiful.
"This team will do a wide variety of projects around the city. The team will go around and do the mowing, the maintaining, the landscaping, just making Jeffersonville look better," said Mayor Mike Moore.
Jeffersonville paid a private landscaper $100,000 in 2014 to maintain the medians on Tenth Street.
Mayor Moore said he expects the new division to save the city money.


Pat Foster and Jen Berean
Unity and fragments (a brief interruption) 2013
stainless steel and laminated glass
130.0 x 2700.0 x 3.5cm overall
Ian Potter Sculpture Court Commission, 2013
Pat Foster and Jen Berean’s Unity and fragments (a brief interruption) considered the implications of the built environment and our daily interaction with art and architecture in public spaces. Referencing the architectural forms and materials common to public furniture, the five-part stainless steel and glass sculptures continued the artists’ investigations into the hidden systems that make up the sites andinfrastructures that surround us.
Unity and fragments (a brief introduction) was Foster and Berean’s first outdoor artwork. It took the form of a long, waist-height fence that snaked its way diagonally across the Ian Potter Sculpture Court, bisecting public seating and otherwise fragmenting sections of the public plaza.
Instead of drawing attention to its materials and scale, like other more spectacular public artworks, Unity and fragments (a brief interruption) was almost imperceptible, blending into the material and architectural environs of the university with a scale that was resolutely human. Nevertheless, Unity and fragments (a brief interruption) subtly impeded movement through the courtyard with reference to Richard Serra’s Tilted Arc of 1981. The work seamlessly affected the audience’s movement without drawing attention to itself.
Photo: Jen Berean


The Federal Controller of Works Lagos, Olukayode Popoola on Wednesday announced another three days of total shutdown of the Third Mainland Bridge for another round of delicate expansion joints replacement.
Popoola told the News Agency of Nigeria on telephone that the shutdown would take effect from midnight on Friday to midnight of Monday, Feb. 1.
He explained that construction works had reached the stage for casting concrete on additional three expansion joints, hence the need to stop all movements on the bridge that could cause vibrations.
He said that the 72 hours closure was to ensure that the concrete sets properly during the curing process’ to make the rehabilitation works perfect and durable.
He appealed for the understanding of Lagos residents saying that the Muhammadu Buhari administration was passionate about quality infrastructure delivery and safety of road users.
“Messrs Boroni Prono is planning to cast three number expansion joints on Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st.
”This will require total closure of Third Mainland Bridge from 12:00 midnight of Friday 29th till midnight of Monday 1st February 2021.
“We are sorry for the inconveniences this may cause Lagosians,” Popoola said.
NAN reports that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, which is going through series of repairs, had to be partially shut on July 24 for another round of rehabilitation works.
The repair expected to last six months was extended by one month due to the recent #EndSARS protests in Lagos extending the completion date from January 2021 to February.
The construction was initially divided into two phases of three months on each carriageway, starting with the Oworonsoki bound carriageway whose completion dragged to four months.
Traffic was partially diverted on a stretch of 3.5km where construction is ongoing between Adeniji Adele Ramp and Ebute Meta, while different time belts were allotted for traffic diversions on the bridge.
The 11.8km bridge is the longest of the three bridges connecting Lagos Island to the Mainland.
The bridge starts from Oworonshoki, which is linked to the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway and the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and ends at the Adeniji Adele Interchange on Lagos Island.
Constructed in 1990, the bridge was adjudged to be the longest in Africa until 1996 when the Oct. 6 Bridge in Cairo, Egypt was completed.


The aim of Community Relations activity for Crossrail is to establish and maintain an outstanding reputation with local authorities, neighbouring residents and businesses and other local stakeholders to enable the successful delivery of Crossrail.
The Crossrail Act 2008 established the formal standards that the construction process must stick to. These are explained in Crossrail’s Environmental Minimum Requirements and the Construction Code.
At every site Crossrail liaises closely with local authorities, local representatives and other interested groups to manage and minimise the effects of construction.
Contractors employ community relations representatives who distribute information about the works and provide a first contact for local communities.
The Crossrail Limited Community Relations department consists of Area Community Relations Managers and officers and the Crossrail Helpdesk which is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide answers to questions and act on complaints from members of the public. They work alongside contractors to speedily resolve any problems that might occur.
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Loudoun County is hosting an online public information meeting for the Village of Waterford Traffic Calming and Byway Assessment Study. The purpose of this meeting is to seek feedback from the public on the study. The meeting will be held Thursday, February 18, 2021, from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Members of the public are invited to join the virtual meeting to learn, ask questions and provide input about the study.
Login information and meeting materials are available for review at loudoun.gov/waterfordtrafficcalming and loudoun.gov/remoteparticipation. Meeting materials include diagrams and speaker sign-up and comment forms. Members of the public must sign up in advance to ask questions during the event by 12:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 17, 2021. Online participants may also send questions to the study team as chat messages, which will be answered during the meeting as time allows.
For more information about the village of Waterford traffic calming study, including a link to sign up for updates about the project and upcoming public meeting, visit the study page.
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Public Notice No. 5503
The Town of Lusk will hold a public hearing on Thursday September 24th, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, 201 E. Third Street. The purpose of the public meeting is to receive public comment on the sale of Lot 9, in the Lusk Business Park, to Vistabeam in the amount of $25, 000.
Public Notice No. 5503. Published in The Lusk Herald on September 9, 16, and 23, 2020.


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NOTICE TO BID Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of Broadview Heights, 9543 Broadview Rd., Broadview Heights, OH 44147, on the 29th day of March 2017 until 12:00 noon current local time for: STREET STRIPING OF VARIOUS STREETS Bids shall be according to specifications now available in the City Clerk's office. Bids must be sealed in an envelope and endorsed as to the item being bid. The City of Broadview Heights reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept any bid deemed most favorable to the City of Broadview Heights. The City of Broadview Heights is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against the handicapped. By order of the City Council, City of Broadview Heights, Samuel J. Alai, Mayor. p.d.march15,22,2017-8086093
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Sunday, January 8, 2023 –
Saturday, January 14, 2023
WEST OAHU/FARRINGTON HIGHWAY
Turn lanes may also be reduced or closed intermittently for maintenance, as needed. Detour signage will be posted for motorists.
Shoulder and median work signage/cones along the side of the road will mark the work area. Travel lanes may be adjusted near work areas. Motorists are advised to drive with caution and provide a safe distance between themselves, the construction workers and vehicles.
*Lane closures are subject to change.


June 15, 2021
NEORSD to Present Findings and Recommendations for the Shaker Lakes
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District will present its Regional Stormwater Management Program (RSMP) report on Horseshoe Lake, Lower Lake, and their dams. The public meeting will be hosted via Zoom Tuesday, June 15 at 6:30 pm.
to learn more and to join the meeting.


Located in Liverpool, Merseyside, Liverpool Lime Street opened its doors in 1836, and underwent large-scale redevelopment in the early 2000s in conjunction with the city being named European Capital Culture for 2008. With nearly 20 million commuters passing through the station yearly, and being at the heart of the popular attractions, it’s the busiest station in Liverpool.
The station was designed originally by architects Arthur Holme, John Cunningham, and John Foster, and had four large gateways, two of which were intentionally nonfunctional - demonstrating how important appearance, as well as functionality, can be to the final result. The latest incarnation has resulted in an impressive station fit for the new millennium, featuring improved facilities, a more streamlined infrastructure, and a much better passenger experience.
Liverpool Lime Street Station is divided into two sections. The mainline station offers national intercity and regional overground services and was awarded Station of the Year in 2010, whilst below ground, there’s the Merseyrail Underground station.
Taking the train from the station to Liverpool John Lennon Airport takes approximately 50 minutes.
Walking via Lime Street, it takes under 10-minutes.
Yes, there are 288 spaces available, including blue badge spaces.
There are 52 spaces available alongside the station entrance, and these include sheltered spaces and CCTV.
Inspired to find out more about Liverpool? We’ve put together the following guide outlining all the amazing places you can do or visit while you’re there.


Recreation Board Meetings:
When: 3rd Tuesday of odd calendar months – 7:00PM
Where: Borough Hall
Headed By: Lucille Messina, 215-752-5188
- Lucille Messina, Chairperson
- Kathleen Horwatt, Council Liaison
- Christine & Lenny Vellucci
- Mary Blaydon
- Patty Linton
- Donna Choi
- Beverly Adams
Thank you to the community volunteers including members of the Langhorne Borough Business Association, Langhorne Rotary and residents for helping get the playground ready for reopening after the state wide shutdown due to COVID-19.
Temporary Sign Permit is now available in the Documents section. This application can be used for signage at the Mayors Playground fence.


Find out about road construction plans and delays. Learn what government agencies control these projects. And to relax, enjoy these scenic drives starting in Milpitas, and wandering through our hillsides.
I-680 Sunol Northbound Express Lane Project
The construction contract was awarded in late November 2017. Construction begins spring 2018. The I-680 Sunol Northbound Express Lane project will add a new 9-mile HOV/express lane and associated improvements between Auto Mall Parkway and SR-84.
I-680 Southbound Express Lane project
Plan to widen the freeway and structures to meet current standards, construct auxiliary lanes, rehabilitate the roadway, and implement the first High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lane facility in northern California which will allow single occupant vehicles to use the HOV lane for a toll.
State Route 237 Express Lanes Project
Phase 2 will extend the 237 express lanes from N. 1st Street to Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale, in both directions. In other words, those driving from Milpitas to Mountain View will NOT be able to get into the carpool lanes until the 101 South exit. We need to protest this!
As a prominent gateway to the Silicon Valley, the City of Milpitas’ Traffic Engineering section has an integral role in maintaining the City’s economic vitality and creating safe and livable neighborhoods that are pedestrian and multi-modal friendly.
Transportation Overload Permit
Please print Overload Permit and FAX it to: (408) 586-2488
For more information, please contact the Commercial Enforcement Officer at 586-2400
Filing a claim against Caltrans
Did you get a nail in your tire in a highway construction zone? Here’s information and the form for filing a claim.
California Department of Transportations, District 4 (includes Santa Clara County). Lots of local information and pictures about Bay Area Bridges.
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Regional planning group for our highways here in Silicon Valley and around the Bay.
Bay Area Backroads
Go “day tripping” to places near and far. KRON TV offers hundreds of ideas in the South Bay Area and further away.
Calaveras Road to Sunol
Calaveras Road varies from 2 lanes in Milpitas and the 84/680 end in Fremont down to 1 lane in the middle. The south half was recently repaved from Milpitas to the Alameda County line, about 2/3 of the entire ride.
Calaveras – Sierra Rd Loop
Scenic drive in the snowy mountains east of Milpitas and San Jose, California.
California Roadside Rest Areas
Plan your rest stops in rural areas.
Mt. Hamilton Road
Take this mountain road between Alum Rock and Patterson. Do fill up your thirsty steed because if you decide to continue east down the other side of the mountain, it will be another 70 miles to the next gas station. Very windy and steep. Not for the faint-hearted.
Santa Cruz Mountains Roads
A lovely drive is the one through the redwoods from Woodside, over to the coast, down to Santa Cruz, and back over Rt. 9 through Boulder Creek and Big Basin State Park to Saratoga.


To all our concessionaires from Poblacion, Balete, Aklan. There will be a water service interruption today September 23, 2020, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Said water interruption is due to the installation of 150mmØ Temporary Line affected by the bridge improvement Project of Venturanza Bridge, Banga, Aklan.
Affected Service Area:
Low water pressure on Municipality of Balete, Aklan, and nearby barangays.


A temporary restriction on waiting on either side of an Aberdeen street will take place for four days to allow for gas connection works.
The work, which will begin at 7.30am on May 14 until 4pm on May 18, will temporarily prohibit motorists from waiting on either side of Watson Street in Aberdeen.
The order will come into affect between numbers 49 and 53.
Fraser Bell, head of legal and democratic services for Aberdeen City Council, said: “The no-waiting restrictions will be demarcated by the use of no-waiting cones.
“Illegally parked vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense.
“The measure is necessary to protect public safety during gas connection works by SGN.”
The road will be open to motorists to use as normal for the duration of the works taking place.


Friday, July 22, 2011
Chocolate Factory Update
On Wednesday night, the owners of Christopher Norman Chocolates, appeared before the Zoning Board of Appeals. They want to establish a factory to create their signature chocolates in the former Sacred Heart Church on North Second Street. The ZBA determined that their application for a use variance was complete and directed the city attorney to schedule a public hearing on the project for 6 p.m. on Thursday, August 11. Immediately after the public hearing, at 6:30 p.m., the ZBA will hold its regular meeting and will presumably make a decision on the application.


The City of Greater Bendigo is set to commence a program of conservation repair works on the historic Bendigo Town Hall in December.
Greater Bendigo’s new Imperial Dragon, Dai Gum Loong, will be a champion for equal opportunity following a decision by the Bendigo Chinese Association to allow both women and men to carry him.
City of Greater Bendigo Mayor Cr Margaret O’Rourke has been returned as Chair of leadership group Regional Cities Victoria.
The 2019 Capital Venues and Events theatre season promises to be a year of diverse and dynamic performances for the whole community to enjoy from contemporary circus to musical theatre.
Work is underway to reconstruct the roundabout at Murphy Street and Strickland Road to allow B-double trucks to use the roundabout and service the busy East Bendigo Industrial Estate.


As per the news report, Capital Smart City has organized an event to allot plots to its valued customers. The plot allotment ceremony was held at Capital Smart City.
The Director of the Gandhara Art & Culture Centre, Dr. Zafar Mirza was invited as the guest of honor for allocation the plot. The Capital Smart City administration thanked Dr. Mirza for his time and dedication to various social platforms.
This is to inform you that the capital smart city is the first smart city in Pakistan. It is an incredible housing project that offers many investment opportunities.
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BA 23-015V - Travis and Sadiye Rieder
Residential Variance Petition requesting a variance to allow a covered garden to continue to sit in it’s current place, which does not meet the setback requirement of a “structure” (50 feet from the road). Also requesting a variance to allow the covered garden to exceed 600 sq. ft.
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2 Avenida de Holanda
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
2 Avenida de Holanda has a Walk Score of 50 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Urbanización Riomar XIII, Пляж Кампоаморе and M. Jose Campo Amor.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2 Avenida de Holanda.


LYDD TOWN COUNCIL
Replacement and repair of Lydd Bus Shelters
Following approaches to Cllr Clive Goddard (Shepway District and Lydd Town Councillor) by residents of Lydd Parish and fellow members of Lydd Town Council regarding the condition of some of the bus shelters in the Parish, he contacted local businesses and other organisations carrying out works in Lydd to request donations from them to use for match funding so that additional money in the form of an annual grant from Kent County Council could be applied for.
Cllr Goddard said “I was delighted that Brett Aggregates, Brett Concrete, Day Aggregates and Lydd Airport all came back with positive responses and donated money to Lydd Town Council. The Town Clerk and I gathered the required evidence, took photographs and completed the grant application form to submit to Kent County Council on behalf of Lydd Town Council and I am pleased to say that our application was successful”
The work has now been completed and there is a smart new navy blue bus shelter outside the Post Office/Londis shop at the junction of Lydd High Street and Vinelands and the bus shelter at the Coast at the junction of The Parade and Derville Road, Dungeness which had suffered from wind damage and was leaning over has been straightened and strengthened.
Lydd Town Council and Cllr Clive Goddard would like to express their sincere thanks to Brett Aggregates, Brett Concrete, Day Aggregated, Lydd Airport and Kent County Council for their financial contributions which made this work possible to improve the lives of the community of Lydd Parish.


WEEK OF DECEMBER 11, 2022
The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Delaware County next week. All outlined work is weather permitting. Visit OHGO.com for travel updates or follow the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District 6 on Facebook or Twitter for current Delaware County construction information.
State Route 750
SR 750 at SR 315 will have lane restrictions (midnight - 5 a.m.) on Friday, December 16 for maintenance work.
To help ensure the safety of the construction workers as well as the traveling public, motorists should remain alert, reduce their speed, and watch for stopped traffic while passing through the work zone. Remember, move over or slow down.


October 29, 2012
Josh Harris, 19, attempts a trick at the newly opened Lake Fairfax Skatepark Saturday, Oct. 27.
Stories this photo appears in:
New park is 15,000 square feet, offers variety of features.
The Fairfax County Park Authority opened the Lake Fairfax Skatepark Saturday, Oct. 27, welcoming hundreds of skaters to one of the biggest parks in the area. The 15,000 square-foot features a large bowl on one end, and more than a dozen other features made of concrete with steel edges.


|Opened||1 September 1937|
|Owner||Earls Court Olympia Limited|
|Architect||C. Howard Crane|
Earls Court is known for being used as a multipurpose stadium where sports to arts, exhibition to theater are run. It is situated in the West London area. The exact location of the stadium is in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London. Earls Court is one of the venues for the London 2012 games which will be hosting the games of Volleyball. The stadium has a decent capacity of 18,000. All the volleyball matches will be held in this location and it is said to be a grand event.
It is said that the Earls Court is never free and it hosts event all round the clock. There are versatile events which are conducted in this arena. It is regarded as London’s best exhibition and event space.
Initially Earls Court was situated in the rural area of London. The area was covered with vast green fields and market gardens. This area was a largely wasted ground for many years until the railway line came through the location. Once the railway stations were introduced they became a mass network spot increasing the population in and around this area. It was in 1935 when the land was sold to different owners who had plans of constructing a show center.
Having stations nearby it became easy for many spectators to commute to the place and instantly it became a huge hit. The nearby Olympia exhibition hall which was the previous show center was dominated by Earls Court and it soon became the destination of all the event lovers. In 1937, it hosted the first exhibition of Chocolate and Confectionaries on 1st September. After hosting many shows it has expanded its court range started building other buildings also so that different shows can be hosted simultaneously. Therefore there was a drastic increase in demand of hosting a show or play in this place.
This first Earls Court show building is presently referred as Earls Court One. Earls Court Two was inaugurated by Princess Diana.
For the London 2012 games, Earls Court could not be forgotten as it is one of the major crowd puller. It is expected to bring in as much crowd as the area could possibly produce. The venue is chosen to host the Volleyball matches and it is considered to be the best venue in London to host them. It has been existing from quiet some time and is presently the best location for the London 2012 games. The court is said to have a space of 40,000 square meters of space. An expected 18,000 spectators are said to witness the Volleyball competition. After the games it is said to continue hosting events and exhibitions.
The London 2012 games are said to be contesting 26 games in 38 disciplines. These competitions covers most of the major sports which are available in the world around and also increase the participation in all the major fields.


With funding from the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions, thirteen volunteers worked with Peter Dolan from NY/NJ Trails Conference, improving the trail at Riverside Drive. While it is still the most vigorous trail section on the Greenway, we were able to widen and level the trail. There still remains some steep slopes and we will work with the Teaneck DPW to have two fallen trees removed from the trail. Please come visit and see the progress. Thanks to all who worked with us today!
FDU has opened up vistas at the benches along the trail in the parking lot. The trail is comfortable to walk and the benches provide a quiet spot to rest and take in the sights of the river.


Full Agenda is available 1 week before the public meeting
ANC3C Meeting, Wednesday April 18, 2018 at 7:30PM.
Location: Maret School, 3000 Cathedral Avenue, NW
I. Establishment of Quorum
II. Verification of Notice (Listservs: CP,WP, MAHCA, CAH, MG, OG, Ward3DC,; QH Manager, Broadmoor Manager, Woodland Normandstone Liaison, NWC, Twitter and the ANC3C Website)
III. Approval of Agenda
V. Community Forum – (Members of the public are invited to ask questions and raise concerns about issues that are not otherwise on the agenda.)
VI. Consent Calendar
- ABRA Renewal for Cleveland Park Liquors, 3423 Connecticut Ave, NW
- ABRA Renewal for Burka’s Fine Wines & Liquors, 3500 Wisconsin Ave, NW
- ABRA Renewal for Weygandt Wines LLC, 3519 Connecticut Ave, NW
- ABRA Renewal for Sherry’s Wine & Spirits at 2627 Connecticut Ave, NW
- ABRA New Liquor License for Streets Market at 3427 Connecticut Ave, NW
VII. Commission Business
- Presentation on the DC Housing Choice Voucher Program and its Implementation in Cleveland Park (Presenters include the Department of Human Services; DC Housing Authority; Jane Lewis and Tony Towns representing the DC Office of the Attorney General, Public Advocacy Division; Carissa Barry, President, Daro Management Services; and the DC MPD, Second District.)
- Consideration of Public Space Application #299180 for a sidewalk enclosure at McDonald’s, 2616 Connecticut Avenue, NW.
- Consideration of a Historic Preservation Review Board application (HPA #18-305) for a new rear roof dormer for 3552 Quebec Street, NW
- Consideration of a Historic Preservation Review Board application (HPA #18-129) for partial demolition of original roof and a rear 3-story addition for 3415 Porter St.
- Consideration of Public Space Application #232883 to close a curb cut on 4000 Wisconsin Ave. NW, relocate a truck entrance on Upton Street and remove street trees.
- Consideration of Public Space Application #300217 for a streetscape plan of 4000 Wisconsin Ave. NW, including sidewalk paving and installing bike racks, a 19-bike bikeshare station, trees, other landscaping and trash cans. The developer also seeks approval for bay windows and canopies.
VIII. Other Business
- Website Update
- Secretary’s Report: Approval of Minutes from the March 19 meeting
- Treasurer’s Report:
- Administrative Issues:
- SMD Reports
- Other – Next Meeting Monday, May 21 at Maret School.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have a project or concern to be considered at this or any upcoming meeting, please contact your ANC Commissioner. If you have supplemental materials, please send them to email@example.com at least 24 hours in advance to facilitate distribution and archiving. Thank you!


We are currently in the process of selecting the perfect site for this exciting architectural wonder. To submit site ideas to our planning group, please email all information to firstname.lastname@example.org.
When completed, the Rainforest House Park will be conveniently located a few miles north of Madison, Wisconsin.
For more information about the Rainforest House Grand Opening date,
keep checking back here.


Accord Metropolis is a project by Accord Habitat Pvt. Ltd. in Kochi. It is a Under Construction project. Accord Metropolis offers some of the most conveniently designed Apartment. Located in Kacheripady, it is a residential project. It has 14 units. There is 1 building in this project. Accord Metropolis offers some of the most exclusive 3 BHK, 4 BHK. As per the area plan, units are in the size range of 1505.0 – 3132.0 sq.ft.. The address of Accord Metropolis is Kacheripady.
|Title||Property Type||Price||Beds||Baths||Property Size||Availability Date|


Proposals for relocating Kensington Wade
to 28–32 Pembridge Gardens
Kensington Wade is bringing forward exciting new proposals to relocate Europe’s first English-Chinese bilingual primary school within Kensington to 28-32 Pembridge Gardens near Notting Hill Gate tube station.
A public exhibition was held on the 16 and 19 October at St John’s Church on Lansdowne Crescent.
If you were unable to attend the public exhibition you can download and view our boards by clicking the button below.


Duke Street In Motion Advisory Group BRT Tour
|Title:||Duke Street In Motion Advisory Group BRT Tour|
|Date & Time:||Sat Oct 1, 2022 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM|
|Event Details:||A bus tour of Metroway and Duke Street.
Location: Please email firstname.lastname@example.org to sign up and for location details. Space is limited.
|Contact Person:||Jennifer Monaco|
|Audience:||Anyone may attend|
For event details visit https://apps.alexandriava.gov/Calendar/?49070
Maps produced by the City of Alexandria GIS & Maps division.


Pumping Stations Public Consultation 2023
Two consultation events at Oldbury on Severn and Whitminster were held
Other stories from LSIDB
LSIDB is committed to providing innovative solutions to the wide range of challenges related to drainage and flood protection, within our designated area and beyond.
Dr Manjit Pope
Chief Executive Officer


The Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group is responsible for planning and overseeing the program of work needed to create our Neighbourhood Plan. Most of the work on the content of the plan takes place outside of the Steering Group Meetings in Workshops and Events, or in Theme working sessions. A key responsibility of the Steering Group is to ensure that effective consultation takes place, so that our Neighbourhood Plan is genuinely shaped by local residents, and is representative of community views.
The duties, responsibilities and authority of the Steering Group are defined in Terms of Reference approved by Rudby Parish Council.
The Steering Group meets on the first Monday of every month at 7pm in the Chapel Schoolroom. Steering Group Meetings are public and open to all members of the community. Anyone attending can participate fully in the discussions, however, only Steering Group Members are able to participate in any formal votes when these are required. Minutes are taken, distributed by email, published on this Website, and displayed on Parish noticeboards.
The Steering Group Chair can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.org


Connect Spruce Grove
Connect Spruce Grove is the City’s online engagement website! This site is a place where you can stay updated on various plans, projects, and initiatives that may interest and impact you as a community member. You can also provide feedback and share your perspective from the convenience of your computer or mobile device.
This online platform will complement other forms of public engagement that we already use, such as City Council meetings, public hearings, open houses, workshops, information sessions and surveys.
No account is required to view the site, and a quick sign up will let you provide comments, take surveys and keep you in the loop, so have a say in what the City is doing – or thinking of doing – and share your perspective. Sign up today and connect with us!


St. George was originally known as George’s Station on the South Carolina Railroad, . (Now known as Norfolk Southern Railroad) which took its name from prominent resident and large land owner James George.
The Town of St. George was incorporated by an act of the Legislature on January 28, 1875. Through the years the town grew and eventually became a popular stop by tourists from the north on their way to Florida using US Highway 15. With the building of interstate 26 and interstate 95, the tourist trade became less and less. However, St. George currently remains a popular stop along these routes with four Heritage Corridor Discovery Pathways meeting in St. George near the crossroads of US 15 and US 78.
With the influx of new industry and new residents, St. George is on a pathway of growth and expansion.


Surface dressings have been used as a maintenance technique on all classes of road, since the late nineteenth century. Approximately 80 million square metres of surface dressing are installed on the UK highway network each year, primarily on the secondary network.
It remains a cost-effective way of maintaining a road. It restores skid resistance and seals the road surface to prevent water ingress, but preparation of the road before the process starts, is just as important as the dressing itself.
You may have your programme of works and sites selected for the year, your surveys complete, your contractor briefed and ready to go, but is the surface of the road ready for the surface dressing to start?
As with all highway maintenance operations, the end result will be determined by the quality of the planning at the beginning and pre-surface dressing work is an essential part of this to ensure the surface dressing works effectively over
Often sections of the network require some maintenance to bring it up to the required condition before surface dressing starts. This enables the local authority to maximise the value from the surface dressing activities and to help support the contractor in delivering effective works. If damage isn’t repaired and dressing is applied the issues underneath the surface will still cause problems, sooner rather than later.
Effective pre-surface dressing removes the need to revisit sections once the dressing has been applied—saving time on remedials, traffic management and disruption for the travelling public.
Roadtechs offer a survey to installation service to ensure that local authorities get the best possible results. The company’s material Techscreed, which is a hot-applied BBA HAPAS approved repair, is an important part of the pre-surface dressing preparation. It is also environmentally friendly, helping councils cut the amount of carbon associated with their highway maintenance works.


The first structural beams for the Bluffton Parkway flyover project arrived last week and are being placed between concrete columns. Each concrete beam is 90 feet long. The $36 million flyover project to link the parkway with U.S. 278 and the bridges to Hilton Head Island began in May 2013 and is estimated to be completed by November 2015.
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Awesome achievement to announce!! After six years of hard work and dedication to making the Tinnell Memorial Sports Park a reality…it is finally here! Thank you to the City Council and Mayor for approving the funding of the park at last night’s meeting!
The ones that are to be greatly recognized are those in our community, Mark Talley, our kids, Pat Tinnell’s family, and everyone who put their hearts and passion into making this happen! Congratulations!


Monument Rd. Work 7/5-7/6
Please be advised that conduit work will take place on Monument Road at 150 Monument Road starting Wednesday July 5th through Thursday July 6th. The work will take place between the hours of 8:00am and 3:00pm. There will not be a Road Closure but lanes will be shifted so delays are possible.


LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT
Sealed bids will be received by the City of Pelham for the PELHAM CIVIC COMPLEX – 2021 HVAC IMPROVEMENTS at the Pelham Development Services and Public Works (DSPW), 2nd Floor Conference Room located at 3111 Cummins Street, Pelham, AL 35124 until 2:00 p.m. local time on February 2, 2022, and at that time publicly opened and read.
Plans and proposals are available for inspection at the City of Pelham Department of Development Services and Public Works, 3111 Cummins Street, Pelham, AL 35124. There will be a mandatory pre-bid meeting at 10:00 a.m. on January 26, 2022, at the Pelham Civic Complex, 500 Amphitheater Road, Pelham, AL 35124.
Bid Documents will be made available to prospective bidders via Alabama Graphics Digital Planroom. Digital downloads and printed copies are available for purchase directly thru Alabama Graphics. (205-252-8505, www.algraphics.com). Documents will be available for viewing at https://algraphicsplanroom.com.


The Bartlett is ranked global #1 in 2023
22 March 2023
The Bartlett is ranked #1 in the world for Architecture and the Built Environment, and remains #1 in the UK for the ninth year in a row, in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2023.
The Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment, has been ranked #1 in the world in the Architecture and Built Environment field in 2023, according to the QS World University Subject Rankings.
We also remain #1 in the UK for Architecture and the Built Environment for the ninth year running.
The Bartlett is the UK’s largest and most multidisciplinary hub for education and research in the built environment field, with a unique breadth and excellence recognised in our research.
Through our research, education, and the diverse community of students and scholars that we bring together from around the world, we are uniquely positioned to tackle some of the most crucial issues facing society and our planet, including the climate crisis and global inequalities. Together, we continue to shape our field and lead the change that is needed to build a better world for everyone.
The Bartlett’s position as #1 in this year’s Architecture and Built Environment subject ranking is a testament to the depth and breadth of expertise in The Bartlett community and the importance we place on mobilising our creativity and knowledge to build a better future. I want to congratulate our students, researchers, educators and professional staff for this recognition of their inspiring and impactful work.
- Professor Christoph Lindner, Dean of The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment


Plate on a bridge in the Caldew area of Carlisle, looking towards Rome Street on 29th August 2019. There was still track under the bridge but it didn’t look well used.
Location: Rome Street Junction
Company: Newcastle and Carlisle Railway
Photographer: Bruce McCartney
Contact photographer: Bruce McCartney
Image number: 72039


Route 54 to be closed for railroad-crossing repairs
Highway scheduled to be closed in both directions
over the weekend
(Trenton) - NJDOT officials today announced that a portion of Route 54 (Bellevue Avenue) in both directions is scheduled to be closed to rehabilitate an NJ TRANSIT railroad grade crossing in Hammonton Borough, Atlantic County.
Route 54 will be closed to traffic, at the railroad crossing between Railroad Avenue and Egg Harbor Road, from 11 a.m. Friday, November 18 until around 7 a.m. on Tuesday, November 22, weather dependent.
• Motorists heading north on Route 54 will be directed to take N. Chew Road (CR 559) west to 13th Street/Fairview Avenue (CR 678) north to Route 30 east to Route 54.
• Motorists heading south on Route 54 will be directed to take Route 30 west to Fairview Avenue/13th Street south to N. Chew Road east to Route 54.
The detour routes were coordinated with the Hammonton Police Department. Access will be maintained to businesses and residential properties on either side of the rail line.
NJDOT will replace the existing crossing with a new concrete rail crossing and repave the asphalt approaches to provide a safer and smoother driving surface. The cost of the work is $160,000. This project is part of NJDOT’s ongoing railroad grade-crossing safety program which repairs, upgrades or removes approximately 30 crossings each year on state and local roadways.
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT’s traffic information website for construction updates and real-time travel information.


B2046 Adisham Road & B2046 High Street, Wingham will be closed between Staple Road and Snakes Hill.
The alternative route is B2046 High Street, A257 Canterbury Road/Wingham Road/The Hill/Littlebourne Road/St Martin's Hill/Longport/Lower Chantry Lane, A2050 New Dover Road/Dover Road, A2 Dover Road and B2046 Adisham Road.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while essential highway works to implement a 20mph Scheme are undertaken by Kent County Council.
For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=127350639
For information regarding this closure please contact Kent County Council, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
This bulletin contains public information and can be forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.
Road names are taken from the National Street Gazetteer, which can be viewed on one.network, with alternative names given where known.
For details of roadworks, please see One.Network
Start of Works Notice:


The next meeting is Wed Sep 26 Date: September 26, 2018 Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Location: Wake Technical Community College Conference Center … Continue reading Next Meeting is Wed Sep 26
The first town meeting on the ETJ is tonight Date: September 24, 2018 Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Location: Needmore Ruritan Club Address: … Continue reading Meeting Reminder for this evening
Current North Carolina law does allow for non-contiguous annexation but there are rules around when and how this can be … Continue reading Is Fuquay’s current non-contiguous annexation compliant with North Carolina Law?
Hopefully this is only the first article that is written by local media. https://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/if-wake-county-allows-fuquay-varina-to-expand-its-extraterritorial-jurisdiction-jeff-bundine-may-have-to-give-up-his-goats/Content?oid=17859896 If Wake County Allows Fuquay-Varina to … Continue reading IndyWeek article on Fuquay ETJ
(4) Municipal Water and Sewer Service: The municipality should show how the area proposed for ETJ expansion will be served … Continue reading Services are to be extended to an ETJ within 5 years
On Tuesday 9/4/2018 Fuquay had a public hearing with Wake County on the reclassification of any remaining Long Range Urban … Continue reading Fuquay Reclassifies Long Range Urban Service Area with no objections….because nobody knew about it
Wake county has adopted a Land Use Plan that stipulates that a municipality must show conformance to 7 Criteria. Conformance … Continue reading Wake County Land Use Plan


http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/BOS Agenda - Tuesday, July 28, 2015
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Water Bills were mailed 7/1/15, Due: 8/7/15.
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Free parking at the Park & Ride - reduced to four (4) days
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Vision Plan 2015 posted
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Congressional Record-In Recognition of War Memorial Park, Vineyard Haven
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Lake Tashmoo is now open to fishing (shellfishing) except where posted.
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Job Posting - Administrative Secretary – Board of Assessors’
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/New Link to Lagoon Pond Bridge Construction Webcam
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Tisbury Water Works 2014 Water Quality Report posted
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Beach Road Renovation Project
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/VOLUNTEER TO SERVE ON COMMITTEES
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Tisbury Zoning Map Posted
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Legal Notice-Waterfront Property Owners-Potential Floating Hazard Objects
http://www.tisburyma.gov/pages/tisburyma_news/Lagoon Pond & Harbor Walk