MBTA Assistant General Manager, System-Wide Accessibility
When it comes to providing accessible service, the MBTA has a lot to feel good about.
Since entering into a landmark settlement agreement with the Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL) in 2006, significant improvements to accessibility have been made. To name just a few:
Over 300 new low-floor buses are now in service; elevator uptime has consistently exceeded 99%; dual-mode signs have been placed in stations and on some vehicles; trainings for all staff have been enhanced; and emergency evacuation equipment, specifically designed for customers with disabilities, have been purchased.
And this is truly just the beginning. We fully recognize that there is tremendous work ahead. Luckily, executive management support for accessibility initiatives has never been stronger and, along with your
continued support and engagement, we will have every opportunity to build on our recent successes and achieve our goal of becoming the global benchmark for accessible and inclusive public transportation.
North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed posted on Nov 25
MassDOT and the MBTA announced the recently revised North Side Commuter Rail schedules will not be implemented until spring 2016. The revision of Commuter Rail schedules is a critical element of MassDOT and the MBTA’s efforts to deliver safe, reliable, on-time service to Commuter …Continue Reading North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed
Travel Safely for Thanksgiving! posted on Nov 24
MassDOT encourages Thanksgiving holiday travelers to plan ahead with high traffic volume on our highways and at Boston Logan International Airport expected again this year. Highways are typically busiest on the Tuesday and Wednesday before and on the Sunday after the holiday. Heavy traffic congestion …Continue Reading Travel Safely for Thanksgiving!
Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set posted on Nov 23
MassDOT has scheduled a Public Information Meeting for the I-91 Viaduct Rehabilitation Project as follows: Tuesday, December 8, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, Basketball Hall of Fame, Theater, 1000 Hall of Fame Avenue, Springfield Please join MassDOT for an update on the major construction and …Continue Reading Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set


Colchester double roundabout roadworks ‘accelerating’ in New Year
- Credit: Archant
The Ipswich Road roadworks in Colchester are to be accelerated after a petition signed by thousands of angry motorists demanded progress.
The works, originally due to finish in 2020, are taking place on the A133 Ipswich/Harwich Road roundabouts, two high-traffic sets of double roundabouts in the heart of Colchester.
But Colchester drivers were left despairing after daily mile-long traffic jams and the closure of a segment of Ipswich Road for utility works for more than a month brought the road network grinding to a halt.
The county council, with partners Essex Highways and contractors Eurovia are now seeking to speed up work on the surface changes to the road layout, due to begin in 2019.
Cllr Kevin Bentley, Essex County Council cabinet member for infrastructure, said: “We apologise for the delay and disruption to businesses, motorists and residents, but this work really is essential.
“Without it, we run the risk of gridlock in a few years’ time, with dire impacts for the local economy.
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“This is complex work, with much of the current work going on underground as utility companies and BT excavate, remove and divert cables and pipes.
“Once all this preliminary work is complete in 2019, we can begin work on the new roundabouts and road layout. It is at this stage when we believe we can speed things up.”
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Essex County Council have confirmed that no date has been set for the work to finish, but that the roadworks will be accelerated.
Months of underground utility work are being completed before road layout changes, including moving pipe work, electrical cables, and piling in the walls at the nearby railway line and Waitrose.
Mr Bentley added: “Colchester is an old town with an old road network and with work this scale, delays are inevitable.
“We will do all we can so that we can ensure the road layout is fit for the future.”
The online petition, backed by Colchester MP Will Quince and borough councillors, was started by Twitter activist account, ColchesterViews.
In response to the news, they said: “We are delighted the people of Colchester have made their thoughts clear and that Cllr Bentley is listening.
“These roadworks are causing misery to people on a daily basis, the words from Mr Bentley are welcome.”


14901-14929 Weddington St has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks War Memorial Park, Delano Park and Woodley Avenue Park.
Nearby schools include Kester Avenue Elementary School, Abc Little School and Van Nuys Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Eagle Food Center, Imported Foods and Valley Hye Armenian Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Crème Caramel LA, Gourmet on the Go and Famous Cafe Restaurant. Nearby restaurants include Pico Pica Rico, Pizza Hut and El Katracho Restaurant.
14901-14929 Weddington St is near American Jewish University, Mount St. Mary's College and California State University - Northridge.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 14901-14929 Weddington St is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.


NOTICE OF DECISION
TOWN OF GOSHEN
INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION
At the regular meeting of the Inland Wetlands Commission on December 7, 2017 at 7:15 PM at the Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street, the following applications were approved:
Edmond & Hena Meto, 700 Wynwood Court – Construct Single Family Dwelling, Driveway, and Utilities in the Regulated Area.
Woodridge Lake Property Owners Association, 260 East Hyerdale Drive – Reconstruction & Relocation of Clubhouse Parking Area, Construction of Stormwater Quality Measures, and Resurfacing of Existing Parking Area in Upland Review Area.
John Fowler, applicant; Charles Roraback, owner; Woodale Court (Assessor’s Map #06-004-088-00) – Construction of Single Family Dwelling and Grading in the Upland Review Area.
The files for these applications are available for inspection in the Land Use Office in the Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street.
Dated this 16th day of January, 2018
Allen Kinsella, Vice-Chairman
Inland Wetlands Commission
R-A January 17, 2018


We are posting an email from Amy Ryberg Doyle, requesting residents to attend the Jan 16 Planning and Zoning meeting. You may speak or send an email to the Marie McClendon at the address below to express your opinion. See below for more information. You can also view the staff report for appeal that is on the Jan 16 agenda.
“As I mentioned in December, the Police Department conducted a vice raid on Whatever, 105 East Stone Avenue. There were drugs, cash and illicit manufacturing and business practices. The zoning administrator immediately revoked the business license. They hired an attorney and are appealing the decision to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The City Prosecutor, Bob Coler, will make the case for restriction of use. WE NEED NEIGHBORHOOD SUPPORT! Please help us by coming to meeting and speaking on behalf of the neighborhood. You can send an email to: <firstname.lastname@example.org>
We are working hard to ensure good neighborhood friendly development on Stone Avenue. We cannot allow illegal behavior! “
Thank you kindly,
Amy Ryberg Doyle
Greenville City Council
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Fletcher Street will be closed for road work on both Tuesday August 23rd and Thursday August 25th. The road will be RESTRICTED TO ONE LANE from 7 am - 3 pm.
PLEASE SEEK ALTERNATE ROUTES IF POSSIBLE
Thank you, DPW Highway Department


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Require councils to provide enough legal travellers' sites before evicting travellers from illegal ones
Responsible department: Department for Communities and Local Government
Travellers are often forced into living in illegal sites because there aren't any legal places for them to stay. We call for the government to change the law so that travellers can be evicted only if the council have made sufficient provision for them to move elsewhere legally. This would reduce the number of illegal sites and make life a lot easier for travellers and non-travellers alike.


About this project
Construction began May 16 and last into October.
This is a complex construction project that requires a lot of different staging changes. Refer to the Construction page for an overview of the staging plans.
You can also check out this interactive construction staging map.
*These plans are presented as an overview and actual construction may have to be adjusted as needed.
Stay up to date
You can stay up to date throughout the project by:
- Attending the weekly construction update meetings
- Subscribing to receive project email updates (will be sent out weekly during construction)
- Reaching out to the Community Liaison or Project Staff with questions
Summary of work
MnDOT plans to resurface a portion of Highway 71 and make intersection improvements at eight locations between Highway 197 and Winter Sumac Road. The highway is in need of long-term improvements to address intersection safety and aging infrastructure. Learn more about these improvements on the resources page.


Why is Bianco Dolomiti Such a Popular Marble Tile?
Lately, you may have noticed that Bianco Dolomiti as the preferred marble tile that building contractors ask for when constructing high-end projects in certain retail stores. However, Bianco Dolomiti is not reserved just for public builds. In fact, marble tile of any kind can complement almost any décor. It’s just a matter of aesthetics and … Continued


Temporary Closure at Intersection of Center and 11th Avenue
TO: ALL NEWS ORGANIZATIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION
DATE: April 19, 2013 CONTACT: Kim Lancaster
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 270.393.3642
TEMPORARY CLOSURE AT
INTERSECTION OF CENTER AND 11TH
Bowling Green, KY The intersection of Center Street and 11th Avenue will be closed from approximately 3 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 20th for concrete work.
Delays can be expected and detours will be posted.
For more information, please contact Kim Lancaster at 393-3642.


Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 10:15, Friday 11 June 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
The road was resurfaced on 4/6/21 the letter sent by contractors said that the road would be vacuumed to remove excess debris this has not been done the road is an absolute mess why has this mess not been cleaned up!!!
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:15, Friday 11 June 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:27, Monday 14 June 2021
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:16, Tuesday 27 July 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2784545 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Urbana – The city of Urbana is one step closer to higher taxes.
Monday night the city council moved forward with Mayor, Laurel Purssing's proposal for a 25-cent sales tax increase. The council will take up the increase at the next meeting set for September.
Prussing is hoping the increase will close the $1,000,000.00 budget gap.
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New York City Council Redistricting Could Divide Minority Communities
A controversial proposal to re-draw New York City Council district lines could violate the city charter and split African-American and Latino communities, critics say. To read the full article at City & State[ click here. ](http://www.cityandstateny.com/city-council-redistricting-could-split-minority-communities/)
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Lake County is asking residents of Mount Plymouth and Sorrento… (Tom Benitez, Orlando Sentinel )
East Lake residents have the chance to name a 3.5-mile piece of the bustling State Road 46, above and below left, that will be changing ownership because of the Wekiva Parkway.
The 25-mile beltway will ease traffic on heavily traveled roads between Lake, Orange and Seminole. Construction in Lake includes an interchange near Round Lake Road east of Mount Dora and a realignment of S.R. 46.
Once that's done the portion of S.R. 46 running from Sorrento west of Swan Road to Mount Plymouth near Camp Challenge Road will be transferred to the county to maintain. The stretch has been dubbed by planners as Sorrento Avenue, but residents can suggest a new name.
Suggestions are being accepted until June 30. The top three ideas will go before Lake commissioners, who have the final say.
To make a suggestion or for information, go to lakecountyfl.gov/sr46 or call 352-483-9040.


Detour Through Binghamton Lifted
10/11/2013 (Updated 7:07:58 PM)For local motorists, a nice surprise from the Department of Transportation. The detour you were expecting to take through Binghamton, at least until Saturday, has now been lifted.
Chenango Street between Moffatt Avenue and Sturges Street was closed since 6 p.m. Friday morning and was scheduled to remain closed until Saturday.
Dave Hamburg of the DOT tells us that Chenango Street was reopened late Friday afternoon and that the construction work having been completed--for now.
Construction work resumes on Monday and Tuesday, when there will be some alternating lane closures but traffic will move through the area.
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EUGENE, Ore. — The Broadway Plaza/Kesey Square may soon be off limits for part of the night. The city of Eugene is considering an overnight ban that would restrict people from the popular hangout spot.
Councilors will hold a public hearing tomorrow night on the proposal. It calls for the plaza to be closed from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The plan also makes it illegal to have unlicensed dogs inside of the area described as the Downtown Activity Zone.
“I think it would be a better experience to go downtown and I think more people would at night,” said UO student Natasha Moffitt. “I think a lot of people don’t go downtown because of some of these problems.”
“It would make it a lot safer and ultimately they [college students] eventually would just get used to police presence and have just as good of a time,” said UO student Benjamin Sax.
The public comment session is scheduled for Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Hall.


Salt Lake City Council
City Council Chambers
City & County Building
451 South State Street, Room 315
Salt Lake City, Utah
A. WORK SESSION: 3:15 p.m. or
immediately following the 3:00 p.m. Redevelopment Agency Meeting;
Approximately 3:15 p.m., Room 326, City & County Building, 451 So. State St.
(Items from the following list that Council is unable to complete in Work Session from
3:15 - 6:25 p.m. will be addressed in a Work Session setting following the Consent Agenda.)
1. The Council will interview Jennifer Mayer-Glenn and Barbara Lovejoy prior to consideration of their appointment to the Human Rights Commission.
2. The Council will interview Rebecca Guevara and Lynn Hoffman-Brouse prior to consideration of their appointment to the Arts Council.
3. The Council will receive a follow-up briefing regarding a proposed amendment to the Downtown Master Plan and the Urban Design Element that would allow an exception for the City to consider approval of skywalks in specific view corridors under certain circumstances (City Creek Development, PRI) (Petition No. 400-06-37).
4. The Council will receive a briefing regarding the Judicial & Court Staff Workload Assessment for the Salt Lake City Justice Court.
5. The Council will receive a briefing regarding the One-Year Action Plan for 33rd year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding, Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding, Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) funding, Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) funding, and American Dream Down Payment Initiative (ADDI) funding (Fiscal Year 2007-08) and approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Salt Lake City and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
6. (Tentative) The Council will consider a motion to enter into Closed Session, in keeping with Utah Code, to discuss labor negotiations, pursuant to Utah Code Ann. § § 52-4-204 and 52-4-205 (1)(b).
7. Report of the Executive Director, including a review of Council information items and announcements.
Council Member Van Turner will conduct the Formal Council Meetings during the month of April.
1. Pledge of Allegiance.
2. The Council will approve the minutes of April 3, 2007.
3. The Council will consider adopting a joint resolution with Mayor Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson relating to "This is the Place Heritage State Park".
C. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1. Ordinance: Vacate alley generally located at 740 South Goshen Street between Goshen Street and 1075 West
Accept public comment and consider adopting an ordinance
vacating an alley generally located
at 740 South Goshen Street between Goshen Street and 1075 West (Petition No. 400-06-05,
Staff Recommendation: Close and consider options.
1. Questions to the Mayor from the City Council.
2. Comments to the City Council. (Comments are taken on any item not scheduled for a public hearing, as well as on any other City business. Comments are limited to two minutes.)
E. NEW BUSINESS:
F. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
1. Ordinance: Amend Fire Prevention
Consider adopting an ordinance to amending Section 2.12.040, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to Business Permits.
Staff Recommendation: Consider options.
1. Board Appointment: Brenda
Roberts, Board of Appeals and Examiners
Consider approving the appointment of Brenda Roberts, to the Board of Appeals and Examiners for a term extending through March 1, 2012.
Staff Recommendation: Approve.
2. Board Appointment: Kathleen Call, Housing Advisory and Appeals Board
Consider approving the appointment of Kathleen Call, to
the Advisory and Appeals Board for a term extending through December 31, 2009.
Staff Recommendation: Approve.


This annual flagship event takes place each February and brings together Central Texas leaders in business, mobility, and government to celebrate employers working toward better mobility in Central Texas.
Thank you to our sponsors!
Austin Transit Partnership
Adams Martinez Consulting
Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority
City of Austin


BOARDED-UP shops in Abertillery are to be brightened up thanks to street art created by local school pupils.
Art students from Abertillery Comprehensive took part in workshops with ZAP Graffiti from Liverpool and the finished work will be used to cover up empty buildings in the town as they undergo development.
Lesley Legge, a youth coordinator with Abertillery and Cwmtillery Communities First, explained more about the project.
“At one of the Communities First Partnership Board meetings one of the members suggested that artwork was created for the derelict boarded-up properties, like you see in cities when they are developing areas,” she said.
“We contacted Abertillery Comp and asked if the GCSE Art students would like to work with us on the project.
“We think this will help to brighten up the town and is a way of letting people know that the shops are going to be developed and not left to ruin.”


The closure will last approximately 4 weeks, weather permitting.
FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick County Office of Highway Operations announced that there will be a temporary road closure on Sumantown Road at the bridge over Catoctin Creek between Old Middletown Road and Maryland Route 383 (Broad Run Rd). The closure will start on or about Monday, April 23, 2018, and will last approximately four weeks, weather permitting. This will allow the Office of Highway Operations to make minor repairs to the bridge.
This structure was built in 1910 and rehabilitated in 1999. It is a single span steel through Pratt truss bridge. The span of the truss is 101 feet with a clear deck width of 14.9’. It has a glue-lam timber deck. The railings and beams are supported by two parallel trusses. The bridge itself is in good condition. The closure is to repair the concrete back walls on both ends of the bridge.
A detour route will be in place during the road closure using Old Middletown Road, Maryland Route 383 (Broad Run Road) and Maryland Route 180 (Jefferson Pike). The Office of Highway Operations has notified emergency personnel and school agencies


CITY COUNCIL STUDY SESSIONS (PP 12-0002)
06/10/14 - City Council Study Session
The Council will hold a special study session about the potential revisions to the Sensitive Lands program on Tuesday, June 10. The public is invited to attend to learn about the potential changes. The meeting will start at 6:30 PM in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 380 A Avenue. The Council Report (including attachments) are available below.


$1,695 4 bed 3439 Jefferson Dr., New Braunfels TX, 78132
Almost all errands require a car.
Minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 3439 Jefferson Dr..
3439 Jefferson Dr. is in the city of New Braunfels, TX. New Braunfels has an average Walk Score of 23 and has 57,740 residents.Learn More About New Braunfels


2.6 acres prime for development. Property backs to new Ernest âœDutchâ Morial School under construction. Zoned residential with ability to put single family homes, townhomes, duplexes and churches. Ask for plat. Motivated seller, so bring all offers.
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1.06 All wooded Acres just on the outskirts of Mauston, quiet road, all wooded, build your home, apartment building, lots of options! Want more land? The lot next door is also available!
Features Lots and Acreage
|Total Acres: 1.06||Zoning: RES|
|Present Zoning: Other||Lot Size: 214x214|
|Lot Description:||Taxes: $188|
|Elementary School: Westside||Middle School: Olson|
|High School: Mauston||School District: Mauston|
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The City of Rome’s Business Assistance Fund, one of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) priority projects, will be opening the second round of applications on June 1, according to a release.
The Business Assistance Fund - developed to improve downtown businesses and buildings - will provide investments and economic development to projects aligning with a larger vision within the target area.
“We are pleased to open Round 2 DRI Business Development Fund applications. Even during this pandemic, it is extremely important that we continue our efforts to stimulate downtown revitalization with stimulus programs like the Business Development Fund. Round 1 projects were very successful and we are hopeful Round 2 will continue our forward progress,” said Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, in a statement.
Interested parties who wish to apply will find additional information, including frequently asked questions and program guidelines, online at: https://romenewyork.com/development-opportunities/ beginning Friday, May 22.
There will also be a virtual information session open to the public at 11:30 a.m. on June 8.
Links to the virtual public meeting will be posted on the City of Rome website. Questions can be submitted through email at MEnos@romecitygov.com or by calling 315-339-7608.
All applications must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. on June 26 by email to MEnos@romecitygov.com.


Executive 4Br all ensuite Maisonette – Ruiru
Ksh 105,000.00 / per month
Located in the quiet and serene Ruiru estate is ...
Located a few meters from the tarmac in the quiet and serene Greenfield Estate is this half an acre piece of land with fertile soil, which is ideal for development and farming. The land is in a secure gated community and electricity and water are available for connection from the mains.


Camden County, in collaboration with the City of Camden, will hold a virtual Public Information Center meeting for the Flanders Avenue and Federal Street/Route 30 Feeder Roads Project. The project area includes the following locations adjacent to Admiral Wilson Boulevard (Route 30):
- 17thStreet (between Route 30 and Federal Street)
- Route 30 Westbound Exit for “ML King Blvd/Campbell Place”
- Route 30 Westbound Exit for “Camden Business District”
- Route 30 Eastbound Exit for Memorial Avenue
- Newton Avenue to Route 30 Eastbound
- Memorial Avenue to Route 30 Eastbound
Please join us on Wednesday, June 1, 2022, at 6 p.m. for a virtual meeting on Zoom. You can join the meeting by clicking here.
Meeting ID: 889 6195 2802
Or, dial in: 1.646.558.8656
The meeting will be recorded and will be posted on Camden Community Partnership’s Facebook page.


So, were you not able to make it to FDOT’s recent construction open house for the next 9B phase into St. Johns County? Well, we have a video clip to help explain the project that begins soon. Let us know of your questions and concerns.
Here’s the video link: http://youtu.be/iXmWRQTEMwg
The State Road 9B extension from I-95 to County Road 2209 (St. Johns Parkway) is starting soon.
FDOT hired Superior Construction Company Southeast of Jacksonville to construct the $79.7 million State Road 9B extension project. It is scheduled to begin in mid-August and finish by summer 2018.
The final segment of State Road 9B extends 2.3 miles from I-95 to County Road 2209 and includes new interchanges at Peyton Parkway (Race Track Road Connector) and County Road 2209. The new Peyton Parkway connector road will provide direct access to and from Race Track Road to State Road 9B. For more details visit www.SR9B.com.
For more information regarding FDOT projects around the Northeast Florida area please visit www.nflroads.com. Follow FDOT on Twitter @MyFDOT_NEFL or http://twitter.com/MyFDOT_NEFL and http://facebook.com/MyFDOTNEFL for the latest updates.


A Palm Beach County repair project of the Loxahatchee River Road Bridge has been extended past the expected completion date of September 21. Work will continue with a new completion date not yet determined. Please check this page for further updates
Motorists on Loxahatchee River Road should follow signs directing them to detour routes as follows:
- Southbound: Take Roebuck Road (turns into Central Boulevard) west to Indiantown Road east to Center Street northeast
- Northbound: Take Center Street southwest to Indiantown Road west to Central Boulevard north (turns into Roebuck Road)
Please contact Palm Beach County at 561-684-4012 with any questions.


Spectacular one acre lot is the last one to be sold within exclusive Picketts Ridges. This is the last of four lots to be sold and it has amazing building potential along with incredible views looking towards Old Town. The Utilities have already been brought to the lot and it is ready to build. Site plan has been approved. Bring your builder or choose between our plans. Dont miss this amazing opportunity while it lasts.
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Public Record Requests
Requesting a copy of the receipt for an open building permit at property 7 Rackliffe Street, Gloucester. Permit was given to DM Construction on August 18, 2016. Also wants to know total cost & copy of receipt.
March 3, 2017
Point of Contact
Only requesters are permitted to add messages about a request. If you are the requester and you would like to communicate with agency staff about this request:
The building permit has the permit cost on it.
We released all of the requested documents.


14280 92 Avenue, Surrey
Green Timbers! Location, Location, Location. Across street facing Green Timbers demonstration forest on a NO thru Street! 6 Bedroom 3 Washroom, 3000 sq.ft. home on a 7900 SQ ft lot. Zoned RF. Professionally renovated to raise your family in one of the best locations and neighbourhoods. Proposed LRT only 2 blocks away (and buses), short trip to Skytrain, commute roads and shopping schools, etc. Don't miss out! ... Hurry Won't last!
Taxes (2017): $2,786.00


The Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton invites you to attend our Annual General Meeting.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
51 Stuart Street, Hamilton
With Guest Speaker Wayne Lewchuk, Ph. D
Register online at
Light snacks refreshments will be served.
Accessible by transit, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.


Souce: Southside Daily
City Council here voted in their formal meeting Tuesday to allow electric
scooters in the shared trolley-bike lane on Atlantic Avenue.
Council members voted 10-to-1, approving the ordinance with a “sunset
clause,” — a six-month trial period stating the new law will automatically
expire Jan. 9, 2020 …
Virginia Beach Police: Atlantic Ave. is safer for e-scooters than Pacific Ave.


Fully Entitled, 26-Unit, 3-Story Apartment Building. Consisting of (12) 3-Bed/2-Bath Units, (6) 2-Bed/2-Bath Units, (8) 1-Bed/1-Bath Units of which (2) 1-Bed/1-Bath Units are Designated for Low-Income Housing. The Project Consists of 26,479sqft of Living Area and (50) On-Site Parking Spaces of which (40) are located within covered garages. The Project is located near the intersection of Arrow Highway & Valley Center which borders along Glendora & Covina. Project Plans & Documents are Available upon request to Qualified Purchaser.


Legislator Denenberg Has Community Meeting to Discuss LIRR Station
Nassau County Legislator Dave Denenberg (D-Merrick) sponsored a community meeting for the MTA LIRR
regarding the Bellmore, Merrick, Freeport, Seaford and Wantagh LIRR stations. He brought representatives from
LIRR to discuss and answer questions about any issues residents have with the stations or LIRR service.
Legislator Denenberg is pictured with Freeport Village Trustee’s Joe Kennedy, Bill White, Chairperson of Freeport Pride
Olga Dunning, Ramiro Santos, Co-Chairperson of the event Don Maversberger and Freeport Pride member Tedd Levy.


Finishing work on the $4.7 million Banksville Road resurfacing project scheduled for today and Friday has been postponed by forecast bad weather, PennDOT announced this morning.
The work will be done Monday through Wednesday. Delays and stopped traffic are possible inbound from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and outbound from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Crews will install crosswalk markings at several intersections and repave the Helen Drive intersection across from Dormont Pool.mobilehome - neigh_city - breaking - region - neigh_south
Jon Schmitz: firstname.lastname@example.org or 412-263-1868.


Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Downtown Sea.
LR1 zoning. 5,950 SqFt level lot in West Seattle. 1,730 SqFt 3 bed/1.75 bath home. 5,950 SF lot that can potentially be subdivided to allow multiple parcels. Current 1920s house is in fantastic shape. Keep current house and subdivide back half with potential for 3 additional lots. Or tear down current home and subdivide entire lot. Buyer to verify all information to their satisfaction.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Do I need A BUILDING permit?
Yes, specific requirements vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but in most cases, any modifications to an existing structure greater than cosmetic changes require a building and/or zoning permit with drawings.
WHAT ARE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS?
is hiring an architect necessary?


This to Be Built Custom Home will back up to the Piedmont Park & the BeltLine is on a huge flat 0.30 Acre Lot. Modern Contemporary Piedmont Park would be your backyard Home to have an Open floor plan, tons of natural light & high end finishes throughout. Walk to Beltline, Piedmont Park, Amsterdam Walk, & Highland shops within minutes. Pool can be add on option as well as a rooftop deck. 2 car garage. Incredible Lot, Last of the lots this big by Park. This build plan is provided by DirectBuildAtlanta, Photos are from build plans.


To travel from Canley to Banner Lane would have involved travel to Hearsall Common and then on to Banner Lane via Service 13. This works service enabled workers to reach Banner Lane in one journey.
From Banner Lane via Tile Hill Lane, Fletchamstead Highway, Prior Deram Walk, Sheriff Avenue and Charter Avenue to the Service 18 terminus at Bradney Green.
Hawthorn Lane, Westcotes, Torrington Avenue, Canley Post Office and Mitchell Avenue.
Tile Hill Cross Roads, Pigwood Hill, Bushberry Avenue, Job's Lane, Standard Cinema, Torrington Avenue, Canley Post Office, John Rous Avenue and Charter Avenue shops.


Paving and Resurfacing Roads
A big push for Sumter County Government on the second Penny for Progress is to revitalize some roads and transform several dirt roads to paved roads.
To ease public travel and emergency vehicle accessibility while also improving maintenance service, 19.5 miles of dirt roads will be paved. This is an $8.9 million allocation. To date, 13.6 miles of formerly dirt roads have been paved, with 6.5 miles to go.
Thus far, 18.18 miles of roads have been resurfaced, with an allocation of $3.1 million. There are 1.1 miles yet to be resurfaced, as of Summer 2022.
Roads that were paved include: Alma Drive, Amberwood Drive, Amonn Road, Antrim Court, Bar Zee Drive, Bennett Drive, Birch Court, Bob White Drive, Brentwood Drive, Brighton Court, Caroland Drive, Cedarwood Drive, Cessna Street, Charles Miller Road, Clash Lane, Daniel Taylor Lane, Evergreen Court, Fourth Street, Gaddy Street, Goodman Road, Hagan Street, Hialeah Parkway, Inverness Court, Jennifer Court, Killdee Drive, Leeds Court, Lesane Pressley Lane, Livingston Street, Mallory Court, Mallory Drive, Mayrant Road, Old Camden Road, Paige Drive, Peacock Drive, Prairie Road, Pridgen Lane, Quail Run, Regency Court, River Birch Drive, Robert Perry Road, Rosemary Court, Ross Farm Road, S. Haven Drive, Saxton Road, Sheffield Court, Shetland Street, Slip Road, Swallow Drive, Sycamore Drive, Thatcher Court, Timber Sand Road, Timmerman Street, Vixon Loop, Whipporwill Drive, Winston Road (both ends), Woodfield Court, Woodfield Lane, Yorkridge Drive and Zachary Road.
Roads that have been resurfaced include: Amherst Court, Annie Court, Annie Street, Arabian Street, Avalon Court, Avalon Drive, Bush Court, Bush Lane, Carnegie Street, Carriage Drive, Chanson Court, Chanson Lane, Cherry Hill Court, Chris Drive, Cobb Court, Contour Court, Daly Street, Danville Lane, Derek Drive, Drake Street, Edmunds Drive, Expedition Drive, Firestone Court, Green View Parkway, Indigo Court, Indigo Drive, Innisbrook Court, Killarney Lane, Kim Street, Kiwi Court, Lacosta Court, Lakewood Circle, Lakewood Court, Lakewood Drive, Lancaster Drive, Lantern Lane, Lee Altman Road, Lemacks Street, Lorentz Drive, Mana Drive, Marwood Drive, McLaughlin Road, McPhail Street, Mona Court, Morris Way Drive, Moye Street, Nicholson Drive, Oak Haven Court, Pinecrest Drive, Potts Lane, Prestwick Court, Ridge Street, Royal Colwood Court, Sandspur Drive, Sheridan Drive, Sunflower Court, Sylvan Way, Tidewater Drive, Torrey Pines Drive, Trent Street, Turnberry Court, Waterway Drive, Waverly Circle, and Waverly Drive.


Many of the footpaths in and around Alnwick are in a deplorable state due to vehicles parking on them and subsequent lack of maintenance and investment.
Many are broken, sunken and dangerous.
In particular, the pavement on South Road, Alnwick, adjacent to the flower tubs at Infirmary Drive. This has obviously been caused by vehicles driving onto the pavement here.
When will drivers learn that pavements are for pedestrians?
The pavement slabs are thin and brittle and often the sub-base is sand.
Last year, I attended a coffee morning in Robert Adam Court together with Coun Gordon Castle. The state of the pavements was criticised but, in particular, the pavement on the south side of Bondgate Without, which thankfully is now being repaired with some intervention by my colleague Coun Castle.
Noting that the pavement on Bondgate Without was being repaired these last two weeks, imagine my disbelief on Monday to see a very large heavy-goods vehicle parked well on to the pavement outside of the range of shops at the Squash Club.
Fortunately, the path ‘repairers’ hadn’t quite reached that part of the pavement yet but what will it take to get drivers to leave their vehicles on the road?
If they cause an obstruction, it can’t be helped providing they are delivering.
Paths are for pedestrians.
Perhaps the police and wardens need to issue some tickets for parking on the pavement – this would act as a deterrent and would save us all a lot of our council tax money in the long run, putting right the damage.
While still on the subject of footpaths, dog dirt is becoming a problem again, if irresponsible owners continue to allow their dogs to stray and deposit dirt or, worse still, while with their dogs, they leave their deposit on the pavement for others to tread in, then they should be held to account.
This is a common complaint but no one seems to be taking any notice.
Perhaps the dog warden could give the names of people prosecuted to the Gazette for publication.
That might hopefully embarrass those people who haven’t yet been caught into behaving responsibly.
As a town councillor this is the type of complaint which is often mentioned to me when I am out canvassing, so I think we would all be a lot happier if irresponsible dog owners had a bit more civic pride.
To the responsible dog owners out there, a big thanks for your consideration.
If anyone wishes to contact me on the above or on any other council business, I can be contacted by phone on 0771 221 3387.
Coun Bruce Hewison, MBE,
Alnwick Town Council


THE CURRENT SITUATION
At the moment, our sewers fill up when it rains - and untreated waste water spills out into the River Thames.
THE PROPOSED SOLUTION
The new "super sewer" would divert the waste water away from the river.
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The bridge at Stockley in west London will will connect Heathrow Airport with the main Crossrail line from Reading to Shenfield.


ES-2018-06 Peace Street Streetscape
Prebid Date7/17/19 3:30 pm
Bid Date7/30/19 1:00 pm
Company & Contacts
City of Raleigh
Amy Billings 919-996-4103
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CITY OF RALEIGH PROJECT # ES 2018-06
Project Name: Peace Street Streetscape Improvements
Pursuant to the General Statutes of North Carolina, Section 143-128 et. seq, sealed proposals are
invited and will be received by the City of Raleigh in the office of Roadway Design/Construction
until 1:00 pm, Tuesday, July 30, 2019 at which time at a meeting in Room 419, 222 W. Hargett Street, Raleigh, N. C., the sealed proposals will be publicly opened for construction consisting of furnishing and installing the following:
Streetscape improvements on Peace Street from St. Marys Street to North West Street, also includes utility coordination, landscaping, erosion control measures, paving, curb & gutter, ramps, pavement removal & replacement, sidewalk, pavement markings, traffic control and other miscellaneous items.
Public Utility Improvements along Peace Street from West Johnson St. to North West Street including
traffic control measures and other miscellaneous items.
Signal improvements at the intersection of Peace St. and St. Marys Street, Peace Street and Boylan
Avenue, and Peace Street and Glenwood Ave.
A hard copy and electronic copy of the plans and contract project specifications may be reviewed on line and obtained from Accent Imaging from Monday, July 1, 2019, at 8121 Brownleigh Drive, Raleigh, NC 27617, (919) 782-3332, or at www.accentimaging.com. Hard Copies of the plans, contract documents, or electronic files can be purchased from Accent Imaging for a non-refundable fee of One Hundred Seventy Five dollars ($175.00) plus sales tax. Digital copies of the contract documents and plans and contract documents can be purchased for Eighty-Five dollars ($85.00) plus sales tax. For additional information please contact Amy Billings at the City’s Design/Construction Division by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.org or contact the Design/Construction Division by calling (919) 996-4103.
A pre-bid conference for all contractors, sub-contractors, minority and woman owned businesses will be held at 3:30 PM on Wednesday July 17, 2019 in Room 305, 222 W. Hargett Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27602.


It is time to take one more step into the Jackson municipal airport past. Newspaper articles from the late 1950's show the efforts made by the city of Jackson to build a new airport. The articles show how city fathers strove mightily to bring a "jet-age" airport to Jackson and find a way to pay for it without breaking the bank. It was a time of excitement and anticipation for Jackson as the project to build the reservoir was underway as well. There were heroes and villains but in the end, progress was made. Some highlights of the articles are:
*Oliver Emmerich (Wyatt Emmerich's father) bragged in a headline that Jackson would "be 16 hours from any sport in the entire world".
*Articles covering the ground-breaking ceremonies (p.4)
*Jackson would double air passengers from 1959 to 1965 (p.9).
*77% of voters approved a $3 million bond issue for construction of airport.(p.12)
*Newspaper ad promoting bond issue (p.13)
*Editorial criticizing railroads for opposing airport project (p.14)
*Louis Cotton led fight against bond issue. (p. 15-16)
*Railroad opposes airport unless, get this, the air carriers paid for its construction. (p.17-18)
*Air National Guard states it will have to cut its funding for part of the airport construction by $1.3 million. (p.19)
*City Council appropriates $125,000 for purchase of new land for airport project. Federal government will provide matching funds. (p.20)
*Rankin County Board of Supervisors praised the Jackson Airport Commission for placing the new airport in Rankin County. Entire resolution is published. (p.28)
Jackson lost federal funds over airport segregation.
The airport opens
How the airport was won.
The new airport's master plan.
Why is the Jackson airport in Rankin County?
Why Jackson built a new airport.
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The bike trail from the Richard E. Maslowski Community Park to the Oak Leaf Trail will be open on Wednesday, August 14. Join us for a ribbon cutting. Attached is a photo with more details.
The City of Glendale has been informed of the next Public Information meeting on September 17, 2019.


6. 15 August 2019
The following planning applications have been received. You can view them online by clicking on the application number below or via our search page.
Copies can also be viewed by appointment at Exeter City Council, Civic Centre, Paris Street, please call 01392 265223 to arrange a time for viewing.
Letters of objection, comment or support can be made via the application on our website, or directly to the case officer stated on the application, before the Expiry Date shown on the ‘Important Dates’ screen.
DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING THE SETTING OF A LISTED BUILDING (LB) AND/OR THE CHARACTER OR APPEARANCE OF A CONSERVATION AREA (CA)
Car Park rear of 95-96 Fore Street, Exeter. Development of 9 flats over 3 floors with under-croft parking. 19/0820/FUL (CA)
Devonia Garage, Richmond Road. Demolition of existing garage building and construction of three storey block of flats comprising three flats, with ancillary works. 19/1033/FUL (CA and LB)
9 Southernhay West. External alterations including replacement basement door, new plant room door, opening existing undercroft, replacement lower ground floor windows, new roof light, and photovoltaic panels. 19/1069/FUL (CA and LB)
39 Queens Road. Replacement ground floor rear extension. 19/0987/FUL (CA)
LISTED BUIlDING APPLICATIONS
9 Southernhay West. External alterations including replacement basement door, new plant room door, opening existing undercroft, replacement lower ground floor windows, new roof light, and photovoltaic panels. 19/0956/LBC (CA and LB)
Lidl, Powlesland Road. Variation of Planning Permission Ref. 98/0848/OUT (Granted 22 June 2000) and 02/0439/FUL (Granted 24 June 2002) to allow deliveries from Monday to Saturday between the hours of 0500 and 2300hrs rather than 0700 and 2300hrs. 19/0929/VOC
Makro Self Service Wholesalers Ltd, Yeoford Way. Variation of Condition 2 (Details) and 3 (Operational Hours of Use) of Planning Application 14/0649/FUL dated 19 June 2014. 19/1068/VOC*
1 Coates Road. Construction of detached dwelling. 19/1032/FUL*
10 Rydon Lane. Demolition of existing single front Garage and provision of front extension to accommodate a bedroom and living space. 19/1064/FUL*
32 Purcell Close. Two storey side extension and rear dormer. 19/1025/FUL*
45 Wilton Way. Single storey rear extension. 19/0997/FUL*
69 Myrtle Road. Detached outbuilding for car storage, gymnastic studio/gym and garden storage. 19/0945/FUL*
85 Newcourt Road. Ground and roof extensions to an existing bungalow. 19/1037/FUL*
Baptist Church, Pinhoe Road. New entrance foyer, cycle store and alterations to landscaping (Revision of approved scheme Ref: 14/1478/FUL). 19/0141/FUL*
Date: 15 August 2019
* Identifies applications not advertised in the Press


Our Councillors on Wollongong City Council
They were first elected in 2017. They are making a difference in Wollongong and are making improvements for our city and its people.
Our previous Greens councillors, Jill Merrin (Ward 1) and George Takacs (Ward 2) served for 6 years, advocating for ecologically sustainable development, and honest government. That is what Mithra and Cath are doing too.


The 50W Solar LED Street Light with Remote Control is a reliable, efficient, and customizable outdoor lighting solution. It features a powerful solar panel and high-capacity battery for optimal energy efficiency and prolonged usage. With a single charge, it can provide up to 12 hours of uninterrupted lighting. Its sleek design seamlessly integrates into any environment and is built to withstand various weather conditions. Overall, it is a professional-grade, reliable, and convenient option for outdoor lighting.


TUESDAY, November 29th - 7:00 p.m. - HS Auditorium
A second night may be necessary and has been scheduled for December 5th, same time and place.
The warrant will be approved by the Board of Selectmen on Wednesday, October 26th. After it is approved, it will be posted on this page along with dates for public meetings and links to additional information so residents can know the issues ahead of Town Meeting. The warrant will be mailed to all households in mid-November.
Learn more about the issues before voting at Town Meeting:
Burt Field land transfer - from municipal to conservation - November 1st, Town Hall, 8:20 p.m.


SOUTH BUCKS DISTRICT COUNCIL
This is a list of planning applications registered with South Bucks Council during the week ended January 27.
17/00057/FUL – extensions at 54 Butlers Court Road for Mr M. N. Hoy.
17/00115/FUL – extension, and pitch roof over rear flat roof at 96 Holtspur Top Lane for Mr and Mrs K Johal.
17/00123/FUL – detached dwelling with basement at Corner Cottage, 45 Stratton Road for Anil Nandan Walia and Sumandeep Kau.
17/00014/FUL – ex-
tension incorporating loft conversion at 16 Wattleton Road for Mr and Mrs Mogg.
17/00139/FUL – boundary wall and railings at Southways, Burkes Crescent for Mr E Clare.
16/02446/FUL – two front dormers at 26 Caledon Road for Mr and Mrs M Martin.
16/02307/FUL – Change of use from (A1) Shop to (A3) Restaurant at 15B Penn Road for 3 River Property Investment.
17/00077/FUL – extension and roof extensions at 9 Hamilton Gardens for Mr R Furstenheim.
17/00141/FUL – extension to create two additional apartments at 21 Lincoln Hatch Lane for Mr Edward Hancock.
17/00068/FUL – two detached dwellings at land rear of 50 Hogfair Lane for Mr Shorne Tilbey.
17/00118/FUL – porch, extension at 82 Nursery Road for Mr and Mrs Willcox.
17/00148/FUL – detached dwelling at land adjacent to 1 Shenstone Drive for Mr Inderjit Dhillon.
17/00137/FUL – extension and vehicular access with associated hardstanding at 4 Bingham Road for Mrs Sharon Holland.
17/00100/FUL – extensions at 9 Denham Way for c/o Mrs L Dias. 17/00138/CLOPED – Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for Proposed use: outbuilding at 9 Denham Way for Mr R Thetford.
17/00090/FUL – access road onto Denham Court Road from the Anoopam Mission at Anoopam Mission, Brahmajyoti, The Lea, Western Avenue for Anoopam Mission.
17/00151/FUL – replacement clubhouse, boat store and associated facilities at Denham Waterski Club, North Orbital Road for Mr Robin Allen.
17/00152/FUL – replacement detached dwellinghouse at Woodside Reach, Redhill for Mr Vince Clifford.
17/00109/FUL – replacement dwelling at 8 Field Road for Mr Jaime O’Hara.
17/00154/GPDE – Notification under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015, Part 1 of Schedule 2 Class A 4 for extensions (dimensions D 7m, MH 3.1m, EH 2.3m) at 21 Harcourt Road for Mrs S Shaw.
17/00092/FUL – extension and conversion of garage at Duror, Scotlands Drive for Mr and Mrs Martin Stephenson.
17/00073/FUL – alterations to front and rear dormers at Carisbrooke, Crown Lane for Mr and Mrs Lemon.
17/00089/FUL – porch, extension and alterations to roof at 52 Mayflower Way for Mr and Mrs Karen and Simon Bishop.
17/00133/FUL – extension at Garden Reach, 34 Mill Lane for Mr Keith Deane.
17/00085/NMA – Non Material Amendment to planning permission 16/01695/FUL to allow the repositioning of side window at 26 Dukes Wood Avenue for Mr and Mrs Bodkin.
17/00110/FUL – extensions to convert chalet bungalow into dwellinghouse with accommodation in roof incorporating rear dormers at Victoria Cottage, Bull Lane for Mr Stephen Mckenna.
17/00136/ RVC – Variation of conditions 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Planning Permission 15/01275/FUL to allow amended drawings. Appearance of the buildings and improvements to the internal arrangement of the apartments. To amend the approved drawing numbers: MH PA 04 Rev D, MH PA 01 Rev E, MH PA 02 Rev F, MH PA 03 Rev F at Misbourne House, 31 Oak End Way for Mr Nick Kebbell.
17/00129/FUL – replacement detached dwellinghouse together with landscaping and materials at White Gables, 27 Manor Lane for Mr S Pandher.
17/00131/FUL – extension at 21 The Uplands for Mr and Mrs SEth.
17/00108/FUL – glazed cover over swimming pool at Navarone, Wood Lane for Mr B S Khurl.
17/00124/CLOPED – Application for a lawful Development Certificate for Proposed use: conversion of garage into a habitable room at 22 Copse Wood for c/o Mr Mark Seagrove.
17/00125/CLOPED – Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for Proposed use: outbuilding at Littlebury, Wood Lane for Mr Hardeep and Mandeep Sunder.
17/00158/FUL – extension at 49 Syke Ings for Mr Pavinder Singh Samra.
17/00164/GPDE – Notification under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 Part 1 of Schedule 2 Class A 4 for extension (dimensions D 8m, MH 3.95, EH 2.5m) at 115 Thorney Mill Road for G Goswami.
17/00130/FUL – extensions at 315 The Parkway for Mr and Mrs Darvill.
17/00145/FUL – extensions, loft conversion incorporating rear dormers. Outbuilding to rear at 22 Wellesley AVenue for Mr P Sandhu.
17/00161/LBC – Listed Building Application for proposed: various internal alterations at 3 Iver Lodge for Dr and Mrs C Jordan.
17/00166/FUL – loft conversion incorporating rear dormer at 72 Syke Ings for Anthony McCarron.
17/00070/FUL – temporary use for the use of 400 car parking spaces (currently 300 spaces) for staff (Extension of Temporary Planning Permission 14/02454/ FUL) at The Park, Wexham Road for c/o Dr. Bob Newell.
17/00155/CLOPED – Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for Proposed use: loft conversion incorporating front roof lights and rear dormer at 37 Bunby Road for Mr S Quartey.
17/00168/FUL – replacement detached dwelling, detached garage and construction of vehicular access. (Amendment to that approved under Planning Permission 14/01853/FUL) at West End Cottage, West End Lane for Mr D Crisp.


WALHALLA TO BREAK GROUND JANUARY 28
January 9, 2019 Dick Mangrum
Monday, January 28 will be a red-letter day for Walhalla. The city will break ground for its new water treatment plant near Lake Keowee. Everyone is invited for the ceremony to take place at noon at the Old Walhalla Highway and Melton Road. At the request of Mayor Danny Edwards, former mayors and council members who had a part in the many years of planning the project will receive invitations. Thru an intake from Keowee, the new plant will treat the raw water and convert it into the city’s new drinking water supply. The city’s existing plant draws water from Coneross Creek near 183/the Walhalla-Westminster Highway.


Here are the very worst interchanges on the major road network of Great Britain. There are 51 in total, each with its own page explaining where it is, what it does, and exactly why it's wrong. You can even respond - if you think a junction hasn't had a fair hearing, you can post your views for others to see.
Junctions can be bad for all sorts of reasons. But in this section, we're looking for bad design, not just the most congested places. Very often the ones most badly affected by congestion are of a perfectly good design, and are just no longer suitable for the amount of traffic they carry. Congestion can also be a symptom of bad design - and that's what we're after.


Pre-AuroraGreenfest Fox Metro tour and solar showcase 9/20 – Fox Metro Press Release 8/29
From Fox Metro WRD:
On September 20th, Fox Metro WRD is proud to present a pre-Greenfest tour and solar showcase. Please join us at 682 Route 31, Oswego, IL at 11 am for a brief presentation on solar energy and the wastewater treatment process. We will have box lunches for attendees. Please RSVP via email to firstname.lastname@example.org.
Fox Metro WRD is evaluating a solar energy installation project that could provide up to 11% of our annual electricity usage. This is a great opportunity to ask questions about this green initiative and other exciting upgrades going on at your local wastewater treatment plant!
Completed in 1929, Fox Metro WRD’s wastewater plant serves approximately 300,000 residents of Aurora, Oswego, Montgomery, North Aurora, Sugar Grove, and portions of Batavia and Yorkville.
Now in its 9th year, the Aurora GreenFest is the longest running Greenfest of its kind. It offers common sense sustainability solutions for Aurora & Fox River Valley!
Aurora GreenFest is held on the September 22nd @ Prisco Community Center from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.


Tregenna Group are anticipating approval of detailed planning application for 2 luxurious, semi-detached, family homes in the heart of Taunton. Adjoining our previous project ‘Mount Nebo’, these modern yet elegant homes will be perfect for those seeking the convenience of the town centre, which is only a short walk away, as well as distinctive Victorian proportions of high ceilings and generous room sizes.
Make the heart of Taunton your home and choose from 2 of our stunning properties, finished in our elevated specification:
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The KY Transportation Cabinet wants you to know about some construction that will be happening on Interstate-65 later this week.
Between the Park City and Cave City exits the two lanes will be split.
This is for north-bound traffic only.
The cabinet wants you to know, you may miss Exit 53 if you aren't in the right-hand lane.
"If you're going to want to exit at Cave City, you're going to want to make sure that you're in that right-hand lane, because we're going to have that wall that will be splitting the lanes. So, if you're not in that right-hand lane, you're going to miss the exit, and have to turn around and come back," says Keirsten Jaggers with the KY Transportation Cabinet.
The barrier between the two lanes will be in place until March 2013.


The Parks department is closed until further notice due to the public health emergency related to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). The parks will remain open for walking, running, and biking, HOWEVER, ALL playgrounds, pavilions, sport courts and outdoor restrooms are CLOSED as mandated by the shelter in place order. We ask that anyone attending a park location follow the CDC social distancing guidelines. The City of Duncanville will continue to monitor the situation and determine if the closure needs to be extended. Please visit www.duncanville.com/covid-2019 for more information.


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Lodha Business District
BKC via Sion-BKC connector ~10 mins
Fort via Eastern freeway ~20 mins
Domestic & International Airport ~23-30 minutes
Sion Station ~10 minutes
GTB Nagar ~8 minutes
Wadala ~15 minutes
Lodha Business District New Cuffe Parade offers unsurpassed connectivity to every major part of Mumbai.
Commuters will profit immensely from the upcoming BKC-Sion connector – a four-lane, 1.7 km flyover connecting BKC to the Eastern Express Highway. This elevated corridor promises to take them to the heart of BKC in less than 10 minutes.
10 mins to BKC, through BKC-Sion connector
20 mins to Fort, through Eastern Freeway
30 mins to the airport
10 mins from Sion station (Central railway line)
10 mins from GTB Nagar station (Harbour railway line)
15 mins from Wadala station (Western railway line via Trans Harbour railway line)
<1 min from Wadala monorail station


Thanks to the community for coming out to our Open House on Feb. 12, 2020! We had over 60 people attend to ask questions and give input on the project. If you were not able to attend, meeting materials are posted below. Parks is currently working towards a schematic design to apply for grant funds in 2020.
Attend the next public meeting, tentatively scheduled for late April of 2020
About the Project
Pierce County Parks is designing a paved, non-motorized trail along the Tacoma Water Pipeline between 72nd St E and 94th Ave E. This trail will provide an important connection between existing City of Tacoma trails and South Hill’s Nathan Chapman Trail.This trail will provide opportunities to enjoy a new place to exercise, commute, or take in the view of Mt. Rainier.
Later connections will be explored to include Meridian Habitat Park, the Hopp Farm, Hundred Acre Woods, and ultimately to the Foothills Trail.
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for an outreach event. We’ve had great turnouts with a lot of good questions and conversation. For a summary of each outreach event, please click on the links below.


Greenwich Village Historic District Extension II
Between Bedford and Bleecker Streets
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the LPC agenda: An altered Federal style row house built in 1878. Application is to install new storefront infill, signage, and lighting.
2) LPC Designation Report: An architectural and historical description of the building is available in the designation report.
3) Photos of the application: Available in PDF after the upcoming Community Board 2 hearing.
4) Receive updates by email: Please click here if you would like Village Preservation to email you when there are updates to the status of this application.
—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. Please note that public testimony is taken at public hearings, but not at public meetings.
STAY UPDATED! Click here for our e-alerts to be updated on this application as soon as we find out more.
- 12/6/13: This application has been withdrawn according to today’s LPC agenda. This means it will no longer be presented at CB2 or LPC.
- 12/3/13: Application laid over at CB2 and LPC. New CB2 hearing date appears to be next Monday, 12/9.


LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Crews continuing to do maintenance to a bridge on Interstate 40 in Lonoke County will require a lane closure this week, according to Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department (AHTD) officials.
The work, located west of the Kerr Exit, will require the eastbound, inside lane of Interstate 40 to be closed on Friday, January 4.
The lane closure will be in effect between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. each day, weather permitting.
Motorists should exercise caution when approaching and traveling through all highway work zones.


On November 30, 2016, the California Coastal Commission provided comments to the County of Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors which are consistent with what would have been provided to the City of Santa Barbara had the Commission been duly provided the opportunity. According to the Coastal Commission, the prohibition of short-term rentals violates various tenets of the Coastal Act.
In past actions, the Coastal Commission has found that vacation or short-term rentals, including those in residential zones, can provide an important source of visitor accommodations in the Coastal Zone. In some instances, residential short-term rentals may provide a lower cost alternative to renting hotel or motel rooms, especially for large families or groups of individuals.
For the full text of the Coastal Commission’s letter to the Board of Supervisors, please see the PDF link below.
By Judith Rubenstein 27 Dec 2016
I would recommend following the Coastal Commissions recommendations on Regulations of STVRs.


KING WILLIAM BOARD TO DISCUSS ROAD PLAN
KING WILLIAM (COUNTY) - The Board of Supervisors will conduct a work session on the six-year plan for the county's roads when it meets at 7:30 tonight in the county administration building.
Also on the agenda, the supervisors will hear a proposal from the Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission on a regional mapping system to help put the Chesapeake Bay Act into effect.
MEETING ABOUT 911
WEST POINT - A town meeting will be held at West Point High School at 7:30 tonight to present information about a 911 emergency telephone service.


Notice of Special Council Meeting Re: Planning 101
A Special Council Meeting has been scheduled for Monday, July 24, 2023, regarding a Planning 101 session for the members of Council.
The meeting will be held at 11:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers (56 Lindsay Road 5). Council meetings are open to the public to attend in person and/or electronically. You are not required to register in advance to attend the meeting.


Come back on August 17, 2021 to view the Summer 2021 Online Open House!
Please visit the Online Open House and join us at the Public Meeting for an update on the project’s overall schedule and design progress.
Online Public Meeting Details
August 17, 2021 – September 7, 2021
Location: This Website
Outdoor Public Meeting
Tuesday, August 24, from 5 PM to 7 PM
Cooper Landing Community Hall
(Mile 0.8 Bean Creek Road)
Cooper Landing, AK
Visit the project website for additional information on the Public Meeting.


The government is to hold a formal consultation on UK aviation - including controversial plans for a new airport in the Thames Estuary.
The study, to begin in March, will look at options for "maintaining the UK's aviation hub status".
Downing Street said no decisions had been made - London Mayor Boris Johnson backs the Thames airport idea.
David Cameron has ruled out expanding Heathrow but his deputy Nick Clegg is said to be opposed to the estuary idea.
Labour said the coalition was in a "complete mess" over aviation policy.
The airport would be built partly on reclaimed land and could be on either an island or a peninsula.
But concerns have been raised about damage to the environment.
Campaigners say the site, which is renowned for its populations of wintering birds and is an important breeding ground for avocets and marsh harriers in summer, must be protected.
In his Autumn Statement, Chancellor George Osborne did not rule out a new hub and this was seen by many as a sign that the government was warming to the scheme.
David Cameron is said to be supportive of Mr Johnson's alternative to expanding Heathrow in west London but will await the outcome of the consultation. The Lib Dems oppose airport expansion in south east England.
Passenger demand for London's airports is forecast to increase from 140 million a year in 2010 to 400 million passengers a year by 2050, according to a previous report by the Greater London Authority.
Colin Matthews, chief executive of airport operator BAA, which runs Heathrow, said he was pleased the government was recognising the need for more airport capacity.
But he warned that London "can't have two hubs" and a new airport would inevitably mean Heathrow getting much smaller: "The consequences of closing Heathrow wouldn't just be big for my company.
"It would be big for 100,000 jobs in this part of London. It's a huge issue economically, a huge issue politically."
Mr Johnson - who is running for a second term as mayor in May - told BBC Radio 4's Today programme there would be plenty of sovereign wealth funds willing to invest in the project.
"The difficulty would not be the financing of the airport per se... the difficulty obviously would be in the infrastructure, connectivity between the airport and central London, and that's why the consultation is essential," he said.
"We can't go on expecting Britain to compete with France, Germany and other European countries when we simply can't supply the flights to these growth destinations - China, Latin America.
"We are being badly left behind."
But other candidates for London mayor have all expressed their opposition to the idea.
Labour's Ken Livingstone said: "An airport in the Thames threatens a huge increase in noise, congestion and pollution for millions of people in the east and south east of London, especially Bromley, Bexley, Havering and Barking. It also threatens hundreds of thousands of the jobs in west London who rely on Heathrow."
Lib Dem hopeful Brian Paddick said Heathrow would be "closed down" if the estuary airport was built, causing "devastation" in the area.
"It's a complete fantasy, all the local authorities and the airlines are against the idea, it's just a cynical move by the Tories to try to make the mayor look credible."
And the Green Party's Jenny Jones said airport capacity should not be expanded at all in the south east: "If we were to end unnecessary flights to short haul destinations, space would be freed up for essential long haul flights and there would be no need to build another airport."
The RSPB, Medway Council and Kent County Council have opposed the Thames Estuary idea, saying it is "undeliverable, unaffordable and unnecessary".
The GMB union's civil aviation industry national officer, Mick Rix, also said the estuary plan was "plain daft" and called on all parties to look again at the possibility of a third runway at Heathrow.
Friends of the Earth's executive director Andy Atkins said a new airport in the Thames Estuary "would have a devastating impact on local communities and the environment".
In May 2010 plans for a third runway and sixth terminal at Heathrow were scrapped when the coalition government took office.
BAA withdrew its plans for a second runway at Stansted at the same time and any expansion of Gatwick before 2019 has also been ruled out.
A Department for Transport spokesman said "no decisions have been taken", adding: "The government will consult on a sustainable framework for UK aviation this spring, at which time we will set out our long-term plans for the sector."
The idea for an airport somewhere in the Thames Estuary was first conceived in 1943, and many alternative locations and schemes have been proposed.
One scheme would see runways built on artificial islands in the estuary and connected via rail shuttle links to terminals on the mainland.
Another recent, much larger concept devised by architect Sir Norman Foster involves an integrated air and high-speed rail hub built on reclaimed land near Grain in northern Kent.
The high speed rail link to London would traverse the river by a new barrier crossing, which would offer greater flood protection and generate power through tidal energy.


After what seemed like a long stretch, construction on Fernan Lake Road is complete and the road is open. Ahead of schedule even. WWWAAAYYY ahead of schedule.
The road isn't just a lot smoother and less curvy, but has had a lot of safety measures implemented as well. Here are the details from the Coeur d'Alene Press.


"The benefits are that it slows traffic, which means it's safer for pedestrians," Sturm said.
The ideas and concerns gathered this week will now be complied and given to the City Council at a future work session. Residents and business owners will be notified along the way about time frame for work on the Flood Protection Mitigation Project.
— Follow reporter Laura Carrell on Twitter @CourierLauraC. To see reporter Josh Vardaman's Twitter feed, go to @CourierJosh.


Established by resolution, the Parking and Public Improvements Commission is responsible for public parking issues, capital improvement projects, traffic management, activities within the public right-of-way including encroachment permits, undergrounding of utilities, and environmental enhancement. Consists of five (5) members: three (3) members selected at-large and two (2) members shall be members of the business community. The Commission meets on the 4th Thursday of every month at 6:00 PM.
Parking and Public Improvements Commissioners
|SEAT||MEMBER||ORIGINAL TERM APPOINTMENT||CURRENT TERM EXPIRES|
|1.||Member At-Large||Allen Kirschenbaum||
|2.||Business Community||George Apostol
|3.||Member At-Large||Kathleen Paralusz||
|4.||Business Community||Steve Murillo
|5.||Member At-Large||Joseph Franklin||
Meets 4th Thursday of each month at 6:00 PM City Council Chambers.
Staff Liaison: Erik Zandvliet, City Traffic Engineer (310) 802-5522
Members serve 3 year terms. They may serve a maximum of two terms (6 years).
- Commissioners and boardmembers are volunteer positions and will serve without compensation.
- With staff liaison approval, commissioners and boardmembers may be reimbursed for their reasonable and necessary costs and expenses incurred in connection with the performance of their duties.
- Elected officials are not eligible to serve on any commission or board.
- It is customary for commissioners and boardmembers to serve on one commission at a time. Should there be an insufficient amount of applicants for the Board of Building Appeals, Resolution No. 5702 authorizes the City Council to appoint qualified members of Boards and Commissions who are concurrently serving on the Board of Building Appeals, as well.
** Members appointed to fill a vacancy with less than 18 months remaining in the term are automatically reappointed to a three-year term without additional Council action.
*** If a vacant seat had 18 months or more remaining in its original term, the member would complete the original term and then be eligible for reappointment to one succeeding three-year term.
Agendas and Minutes
Click on Event title below to download Agenda items for the selected meeting.
Parking and Public Improvements Commission
- Date: 07/25/2019 6:00 PM
The Parking and Public Improvements Commission (PPIC) is responsible for public parking issues, capital improvement projects, traffic management, activities within the public right-of-way including encroachment permits, undergrounding of utilities and environmental enhancement.
The Parking and Public Improvements Commission (PPIC) meets on the 4th Thursday of every month at 6:00 PM. The agenda will be posted the week of the meeting. Go to the PPIC homepage for more information and to download the agenda items.
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. PLEDGE TO FLAG
C. ROLL CALL
07/25/19-1 Recognition of Outgoing Commissioner Mark Lipps
E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
07/25/19-2 May 30, 2019
F. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION (3-Minute Limit)
The public may address the Commission regarding City business not on the Agenda.
G. GENERAL BUSINESS
07/25/19-3 Reorganization of New Chair/Vice Chair
07/25/19-4 Consider Alternative Pedestrian Crossing Measures at Manhattan Avenue and 26th Street and at Manhattan Avenue and 27th Street
07/25/19-5 Consider a Request for a Crossing Guard at Blanche Road and 27th Street
H. OTHER ITEMS
07/25/19-6 Monthly Revenue and Expenditure Reports: Receive and File
07/25/19-7 Staff Updates
07/25/19-8 Commissioner Items
I. ADJOURNMENT to Thursday, August 22, 2019 at 6:00 P.M.
Future Meetings: August 22, 2019 – September 26, 2019 – October 24, 2019 – December 5, 2019
*07/25/19-4: Late Comments
*07/25/19-5: Late Comments


Apply for a special event permit
The City of Escondido hosts a variety of events each year from parades and community-focused festivals to sporting tournaments. Other special events include walks, street fairs, school events and fundraisers.
A Special Event Permit is required for any event that is outside the scope of normal services offered by the City. Please review the Special Event Support Policy before submitting your application to learn about conditions and all other necessary information.
Types of Permits
Special Event Permit - This application covers examples such as parades, street fairs, runs/walks, bike rides, etc.
Block Party Permit - This application is for neighborhood block parties that are not open to the general public or are for fundraising purposes.
Film Permit - Filming that takes place in any city park, city facility, or city streets (street closures, lane closures, traffic control, or impact to parking) requires a filming permit.
Please contact us by email at firstname.lastname@example.org or by phone at 760-839-4692 to obtain permits and to check date availability and pricing.


Gateway85 Gwinnett Community Improvement District Board
In 2001, local legislation was passed providing for the creation of community improvement districts within Gwinnett County. The Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District was activated on March 21, 2006 by a resolution of the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners consenting to its creation and the written consent of the electors of the district.
- The Board consists of eight board members
- The Board of Commissioners has one appointment and serves at the Pleasure of the Board
Board members, including appointed board members, shall be electors within the district.
For more information about the Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District visit their website.
|Appointed By||Position||Name||Representing||Term Expires|
|BoC Appointment||Clara Olguin||At the Pleasure of the Board|


We have been in paving and retaining wall business for over 10 years with more than 20 years of experience. We install retaining walls and concrete pavers on driveways, patios, and sidewalks, as well as designing patios and grills for both residential and commercial projects.
If you don’t already know exactly what a paver is; it is a brick like block made of stone or concrete that is used as outdoor tiling. The blocks are held together with its own weight and different types of sand as requested by purchaser. No actual adhesive is used, therefore, making it a better design choice while also being more environmentally friendly than concrete.


PURPOSE: To act in an advisory capacity to the City Council on matters of business district redevelopment, including but not limited to the following: l) to review and make recommendations concerning all redevelopment proposals, provided that nothing herein shall be construed to prevent the sponsor of a rejected proposal from petitioning City Council directly; 2) to use resource persons for assistance and advice on specific proposals for consideration by the Committee; and 3) to gather and disseminate appropriate information regarding the economic vitality of the City. (2-R-81) (4-R-83).
# OF MEMBERS: Nine: Nine (9) members, with a rotating Chair system.
QUALIFICATIONS: Five (5) members shall be Aldermen; one (1) member shall be a representative of the Plan Commission; one (1) member shall be a representative of the Zoning Board of Appeals; two (2) members shall be citizens-at-large.
TERM: Citizens-at-large, 3 years; Aldermen, 4 years (without limit).
MEETING DATE: 4th Wednesday of each month at 7:30 P.M.* (*NOTE: The meeting date may be altered due to holidays; please consult the official City Calendar to confirm meeting dates/times.) Items submitted for consideration by the Economic Development Committee should be filed with the Economic Development Division Staff no later than two weeks prior to the meeting date.
PLACE: James C. Lytle City Council Chambers
REPORTS TO: City Council
|Ald. Robin Rue Simmons|
|Ald. Ann Rainey, Chair|
|Ald. Melissa Wynne|
|Ald. Donald Wilson|
|Ald. Peter Braithwaite|
|Andrew Pigozzi, Liaison, Plan Commission||02/27/2020*|
|Lisa Dziekan, Liaison, Zoning Board of Appeals||01/11/2021*|
|Hecky Powell, Member-At-Large||08/31/2021*|
STAFF: Paul Zalmezak, Community Development
Economic Development Division Manager


KALOS AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTSAN DIEGO
The project consisted of the ground up construction of an 83-unit affordable housing project located in the North Park community of San Diego.
The project created a total of 83 affordable multifamily rental units including 24 one-bedroom, 33 two-bedroom, and 26 three-bedroom apartments. The project, designed by M.W. Steele Group consists of a four-story, wood-frame construction building over a concrete parking garage and podium deck. The design features two open courtyards for recreation opportunities and maximizes sustainable building opportunities.
Location: San Diego
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My Post #360 is incorrect. At that time, it appeared that the Town was no longer posting recordings of work sessions for (e.g.) Town Council or Planning Commission. The Town has now posted all of the recent work session recordings, so what I wrote in Post #360 is not correct.
If you want to know what was said in a recent meeting or work session by the Town Council, Planning Commission, Board of Architectural Review, or Board of Zoning Appeals, you can look at the Town’s Granicus calendar page, at this URL.
If you are interested in any other meetings, you might find some (but not all) in the archives section at the bottom of this page on the Town of Vienna website.


warned of delays in Highbridge during latest road closure
travelling through Highbridge have been warned to expect delays
when further roadworks take place this month.
of Burnham Road will be closed to all traffic from Monday (January
6th) while 'essential' underground work is carried out.
County Council spokesman Peter Elliott told Burnham-On-Sea.com:
"Burnham Road will be closed from the Church Street roundabout
to the junction with Church Road for gas mains replacement."
work will go ahead throughout the month of January and are expected
to last four weeks."
latest disruption comes as part of ongoing work by Western Gas
Alliance that started last autumn.
lights have been in place throughout the work, leading to queues
of vehicles at busy times of the day.


Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Review
A copy of the Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan Update is available for public review and comments from
June 4-14, 2021, at the Bennington – Town Office during regular business hours Monday-Thursday 8:00 – 4:00, or by going to the Town’s website at:www.townofbennington.com
Bennington Cemetery Trustees
The Bennington Cemetery Trustees are seeking bids for tree removal in both town cemeteries. If you are interested, please leave your information with the Town Office or mail your proposal to Bennington Cemetery Trustees, 7 School St., Bennington, NH 03442. Please provide this information before July 13, 2021.
The Selectmen are requesting bids for cleaning services for all town buildings.
Please submit your proposal to the Town Office, c/o Deb Davidson, 7 School St., #101, Bennington, NH 03442 on or before July 1, 2021.
TOWN OF BENNINGTON
WINTER PARKING BAN
Effective November 1 through May 1, no vehicle shall be parked on any street in the Town of Bennington from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., nor parked on any street in such a manner as to impede snow removal. No person shall stop or cause to be stopped or park a vehicle in a manner which interferes with any snow removal operation regardless of date and time. Vehicles found to be in violation of the Parking Ordinance may receive a summons and/or may be towed by the Bennington Police Department.


Once construction process began there are several survey services required to complete this process:
- Excavation layout
- Foundation layout
- Non-encroachment certificate (NEC)
WHAT DO WE REQUIRE FROM CLIENT IN ORDER FOR US TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT:
In order for 360 Land Surveying to begin helping you with construction related survey services we require design information such as architects and engineer's drawings, information from municipality and any other relevant information about the site. At very minimum we require:
- Approved for construction copies (preferably scanned in PDF format) of building or development permit drawings;
- CAD versions of the same drawings that match exactly with drawings above.
All design information must be free of errors and discrepancies.


Brooke Avenue Garlinge, Dane Valley, Nash Rd and Tivoli Rd.
The cost of an allotment is £5.60 per 25 square metres and a £36.00 minimum charge is applied. Water is charged at £4 per 25 Square metres.
The average size of a plot is 250 sq metres although these can be divided down into a half plot of 125 sq metres if required depending on availability
To be included on the waiting list for the Margate allotments, you must be a Margate resident.
To be added to the waiting list for Margate allotments, please supply; your full name, address and contact telephone number, stating which of the above sites would best suit your needs, in writing to:
Thanet District Council,
PO Box 9, Cecil Street,
Margate, CT9 1XZ
Allotments at Quex Park, Brunswick Rd. please contact Birchington Parish Council on 01843 846666
Allotments at Norman Rd and Prospect Rd. Please contact Broadstairs Town Council on 01843 868718
Allotments at Chilton Lane, Jackey Bakers, (Stirling Way, Cemetery Gates, Cecilia Rd), Margate Rd please contact Ramsgate Town Council on 01843 598751
Allotments at Lymington Road please contact Westgate Town Council on 01843 834252
Download the Allotment Policy 2013-19 (PDF 532kb)


Zipcar is the world's largest car sharing and car club service. It is an alternative to traditional car rental and car ownership.
Cars are available at
- E. Court and Walnut Streets
- Garfield Place and Race Street
- E. 12th and Vine Streets
1201-11 Vine St.
Visit site for more information


VACANT LAND FOR SALE!!! - PARKLANDS AT YOUR BACKDOOR
Build your forever home on this prime block with parklands at your back door.
• 10 x 41.8m
• Quite Cul-de-sac
• Flat and ready to be built on
This rare block set in a fantastic east of Bloomfield Street location of Cleveland, close to Cleveland CBD, private and public schools.
Call us today for more information


Casa Estudio | Black Matt
Black Matt Project
Costum handle for “CASA ESTUDIO” project
Casa Estudio is an urban redevelopment project that brings back to life an old office originally from the 1980s, located in a courtyard in the historic center of the city of Verona. The handle chosen for this project features the Matt Handle in the Black version.


I'm such a fan of public murals that help to beautify the surrounding neighborhood. I think they are such a fantastic idea.
But have you ever heard of an eco-friendly mural that actually helps to clean the air as well? I can't say that I have so this particular project has piqued my curiosity. Let's find out more about it, shall we?


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Bring your plans and build on this Willow Springs view lot. Enjoy everything the neighborhood has to offer: park, club house, playground, ball field, basketball and tennis courts as well as a pond. Easy access for commuting and all area activities. Close to Sonora and lakes, camping and skiing.


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April 25, 2017, 7:00 PM @ City Council Room
April 25, 2017, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM @ Recreation Center
The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) and CDPHP are hosting a public meeting on the summer bike share program and will be engaging the public on desired locations for stations. This feedback will be used along with information about population, city layouts, and existing bicycle infrastructure across the Capital Region to make decisions and start planning with cities.
Community members can meet the CDPHP Cycle! staff, check out a model bike, ask questions, and learn more about the region’s first bike-sharing program.
If you cannot attend the meeting, you can still have a say on where the stations are located. Voting will be open through Sunday, April 30, at 11:59 p.m. Official site announcements will come in May. Please vote at www.CDPHPcycle.com.
April 25, 2017, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM @ Recreation Center
April 25, 2017, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
April 25, 2017, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Recreation Center
2 courts or more
April 25, 2017, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
The Saratoga Springs Recreation Commission meetings monthly the last Tuesday of the month at the Saratoga Springs Recreation Center at 6:30pm.


Thank you for supporting the Billerica Dog Park. The park will be open to all, but the Town is not committing any funds to this project. Thanks to you, Billerica is one step closer to having a safe place for our dogs to run, play, exercise and socialize with other dogs! Your tax deductible gift is greatly appreciated, and is helping build Billerica’s first dog park.
Chair, Friends of the Billerica Dog Park Committee


Dated: 9th May 2022
Portsmouth City Council (London Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Loading and Waiting) (No.96) Order 2022
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 23rd May 2022 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
LONDON ROAD (NORTHBOUND)
From the junction of Old London Road for 30 metres on the eastern side.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate Openreach works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 23rd May 2022 for 2 nights, with one night contingency, or completion of the works, whichever is sooner. Notwithstanding the above, works will take place between 19:30 to 05:00.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from firstname.lastname@example.org or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


EAST ST. LOUIS - The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) announced that the ramp from westbound I-55\/64 to southbound Route 3 will be closed from 7 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday, weather permitting. This closure is necessary to demolish a bridge over the ramp as part of the ongoing Eastbound I-55\/64 Poplar Street Bridge project. There will be no access to Route 3 southbound from I-55\/64, in either direction. Drivers will need to find an alternate route to get to Route 3 during this time. Message boards will be in place to assist in this effort and mapping agencies have been alerted as well. Drivers are encouraged to plan their route ahead of time and include additional time into their anticipated travel schedules this weekend. Motorists are urged to slow down and obey all construction signage, refrain from using mobile devices, and stay alert for changing conditions while approaching and traveling through the work zone. The contractor on this project is Keeley & Sons, Inc., of East St. Louis, Illinois. For IDOT District 8 updates, visit Twitter at @IDOTDistrict8 or view area construction details on IDOT's traveler information map on GettingAroundIllinois.com.


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Is Randwick City Council Fit for the Future?
- Published Date
- News Topic
Randwick City Council has today released seven options for its future in response to the NSW Government's Fit for the Future program which asks many Sydney councils to consider a merger.
The seven options consider the potential benefits and costs of Randwick City Council amalgamating in different models with its neighbouring councils (City of Sydney, Waverley, Woollahra and Botany Bay) and will be sent to every resident and ratepayer as the first stage of an extensive community consultation program.
Randwick Mayor, Ted Seng said the NSW Government has made is clear that doing nothing is not an option.
"Randwick City Council already has a balanced budget and remains debt-free. Council is operating well and providing high quality services and facilities for our community," he said.
"Unfortunately, despite Council's excellent financial and asset management position, the NSW Government wants us to respond to the Independent Local Government Review Panel's recommendations for 'scale and capacity'.
"The Independent Review Panel's final report released in October 2013 recommends an amalgamation with City of Sydney, Woollahra, Waverley and Botany councils – building a 'global city' with more than 500,000 residents.
"We don't support the creation of a global city as we value our Randwick identity, local representation and existing quality services," he said.
"Over the past several years, the Council has been strenuous in its due diligence around Local Government reform and we've used that information to develop these seven options for our community to consider.
"We are opposed to the amalgamation of Randwick City Council in any form, however we are required to address the NSW Government's Fit for the Future criteria by 30 June 2015.
"Randwick City residents and ratepayers will shortly receive an information pack outlining all the options to consider, and in February 2015 we will commence a series of community consultation activities so everyone gets the chance to have a say," Mayor Seng said.
Randwick Council has also released a website for residents to access all the information about the Fit for the Future program.
For more information visit www.yoursay.randwick.nsw.gov.au/future


I'm in for this Critical Moment for Climate Action!
I will show up (virtually or in person) at city council and county commissioner meetings this Fall and voice my support for passing and implementing a strong Climate Mitigation Plan. We have only this one time to pass this plan! This is critical for showing public support for climate action in our community. All of the below meetings take place on Tuesday or Thursday.
We invite you to take action and to share this pledge widely with others!
How can you commit to this critical moment?
I will attend the Tumwater city council meeting
I will attend the Lacey city council meeting
I will attend the Olympia city council meeting
I will attend the County Commission meeting
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7 Autumn Trail
Barrington Hills, Illinois, 60010 $150,000
Wooded rolling 6.89 Acre lot in Kane County, Barrington Hills. Perfect location to build on. This location is private and can compliment a beautiful new construction. Great value for 6.89 Acres. Survey is available. Perfect location close to main streets and expressways.


“Toronto police have cracked down on dozens of marijuana dispensaries across the city’s downtown core — raiding storefronts, confiscating files and seizing large quantities of marijuana.
Drug squad officers and City of Toronto Municipal Licensing and Standards officials executed search warrants at an unconfirmed number of dispensaries, but a spokeswoman for the city said 78 property owners out of a “known” 83 dispensaries had been given notices by the city Wednesday stating they were in violation of zoning bylaws.
Tammy Robbinson said the notices advised dispensary owners that they could face charges and extensive fines if they continued to operate. An unknown number of charges were laid Thursday.”
Read the rest of the article at Global News


Maia is situated 8 km north of Porto and is the second major city in the country. ISMAI is located in the centre of Castelo da Maia, approximately 3 kilometres from Maia town centre.
Maia provides an excellent public transport system. The underground station, just outside ISMAI, will take you to Porto downtown in about 30 minutes.
The road network also makes it easy to get from Maia to Porto and to many other surrounding regions in a few minutes.
Francisco Sá Carneiro International Airport is just 6 km from Maia town centre.