Task force will explore ways to improve rural roads in St. Landry
St. Landry Parish homeowners living along privately owned rural roads that are nearly impassable may soon receive some maintenance and repair assistance from parish government.
Parish Council members voted Wednesday night to form a task force that will examine ways of providing assistance on rural roadways that due to their current condition are excluded from normal emergency and garbage collection services.
Council member Wayne Ardoin pointed to Fleur Des Coteau Road outside of Opelousas comparing its condition to those usually found in Third World countries.
“It’s substandard and people living there can’t have mail delivered to their houses. Fire trucks and ambulances won’t go down the road due to the condition and when they get packages from UPS, they have to pick them up from the UPS office.
“We need to try and help these people and others who are living on roads that are unfit for vehicles that can provide help if they need it and help them live like civilized people. We need to try to do better and in some way try to help these people,” Ardoin said.
According to Ardoin in some cases homeowners who live on private roads similar to Fleur Des Coteau are often placing bits of stone and cement inside potholes in order to create better driving conditions.
Council member Mildred Thierry said there are many private roads parish wide that are experiencing conditions similar to those on Fleur Des Coteau.
Ardoin added that the proposed task force should collect information from all council members who have deteriorating private roads and perhaps create a priority list which will determine those that are in the worst condition.
One problem the Council will face in moving forward with any decision by the task force is a parish wide ordinance which prohibits parish government work crews from performing upgrades on private roads.
Council Attorney Garrett Duplechain said the ordinance also creates roadway standards for rural subdivisions if people developing those tracts of land want to have parish road crews provide maintenance.
If private roads do not sufficiently meet conditions established in the ordinance then people living on private roads or the developers of the subdivision are responsible for routine maintenance, according to the ordinance.
Too often said council member Jerry Red Jr, people who have homes on private roads have been deceived by developers who promised falsely that parish government would maintain private roads.
“We need to do what is right (for residents along private roads.) But (parish government) cannot annex these roads until they are brought up to standards. Developers in these subdivisions are the ones that are going to benefit, but we still have to do what is best,” Red added.
Interim parish president Jessie Bellard told the council that the task force combined of council members and public works employees that ordinance established to define parish road standards also states that plans for rural subdivisions can no longer be approved if their roads are private.
Bellard said despite the ordinance which prevents private road assistance he will work with the task force in order to provide potential help.


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Footpath upgrade for a safer trek – Monto
Works for a new footpath in Oxley Street and Jaycee Park, Monto will commence Monday, 18 January 2021. These works will continue for approximately two weeks with completion expected by Friday, 5 February 2021, weather permitting.
Council asks residents of the affected areas to please keep a safe distance from the worksites and adhere to signage that is in place. We apologise for any inconvenience caused during the completion of this program.
The footpath upgrade is funded through Council’s capital budget and the Queensland Governments Safe School Travel Program.
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City of Wilder, ID
The City of Wilder is locate in Canyon County, Idaho. The 2020 Census lists Wilder's population as 1,597. The Wilder Original was platted in June of 1911. Our latest data shows that Wilder platted 41 New Residential Subdivision Lots in 2021. See the table to the right for the information landproDATA.com maintains in Wilder.
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Please join us for a brief update on what has been happening since our last meeting in January. There will be a presentation on recent progress, including the Village Green applications.
This time we will focus our efforts on the issues related to the footpaths and will ask any willing participants to fill in footpath forms in response to the recent changes to public access.
Please bring a pen!
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Zoning Hearing Board
December 7, 2021
Township Administration Building
1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929
The Zoning Hearing Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 7, 2021, at 7 PM, will be held in person at the Township Administration Building. The meeting agenda can be accessed below.


Transfer from Rainham (RM13) to Heathrow Airport
The suburban town of Rainham is located in the north – eastern part of London and it’s included in the Havering London Borough. It is a significant district centre and it’s incorporated in the London Plan. The region surrounding Rainham is divided in 2 and it comprises a commercial area in the southern part and a residential area in the northern part. Rainham experienced the greatest growth in the beginning of the 20th century, when it became a London suburb. It increased in population and expanded and in 1934 it was incorporated in the Urban District of Hornchurch. Since 1965, it is part of the more important area of Greater London. Rainham’s economic history has changed drastically over the years. It started as an agricultural village and it grew to be an industrial town, specialised in manufacturing.
In the 11th century, the name of the area was Raineham, meaning Regna’s village or homestead. The name derives from the Old English language. It could also come from another locality called Rainham in Kent. This one signifies Roegingas’ home.
Transfer from Rainham (RM13) to Heathrow Airport by Rail:
So as to get transfer from Rainham to Heathrow Airport by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to West Ham Station. This journey will last almost 16 minutes. From West Ham Station, you can take the tube to London Paddington and from there you will take the Heathrow Express Service to Heathrow Airport. Other transport options include taking a taxi transfer from London Paddington, West Ham Station or Rainham to Heathrow Airport.
Transfer from Rainham (RM13) to Heathrow Airport by Car:
In order to get from Rainham to Heathrow Airport by car, you have to take the A13 road. The distance between Rainham and Heathrow Airport is 32.9 miles.
Transfer from Rainham (RM13) to Heathrow Airport by Taxi:
A Taxi Transfer from Rainham to Heathrow Airport with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. The transfer from Rainham to Heathrow Airport will cost almost 64 GBP for a saloon car.


Narva's water supply and wastewater network was officially established on 28 September 1876. So we can certainly say that the towns waterworks are at a quite respectable age. The management system of water supply and wastewater treatment has changed over the years.
- 1965 Narvas Water Supply and Sewerage Office was established
- 1971 it was reorganised and renamed Narva Water Supply and Sewerage Management
- 1984 all managements of the so-called Estonian «Water Channel» were united to form the Water Supply and Sewerage Association. The Narva Management was subordinate to it.
- 1992 the Public Company Eesti Vesi was founded which included Narva Veevõrk (Narva Water Network)
- 1993 Narva Vesi became a municipal company
- 1995 it became a public limited company.


Work will begin on Thursday (29 May) to resurface the A303 in Hampshire, resulting in smoother journeys for drivers.
The work will be carried out overnight from Thursday 29 May until the morning of Wednesday 9 July on the A303 between the A34 at Bullington Cross and Micheldever Station.
Guy Watts, Highways Agency Project Sponsor said:
“The work will involve the complete resurfacing of the A303 in both directions, providing a new smoother road surface for drivers and maintaining safety by improving skid resistance. This means our infrastructure will continue to support the economy in Hampshire.
“To minimise disruption we have planned work to take place overnight, when traffic flows are at their lowest, and a clearly signed diversion will be in place so that drivers can continue their journeys.”
Work will take place between 10pm and 6am with no work over weekends. On Thursday 29 May, work will take place on the eastbound carriageway for eight nights. This will then be followed by work on the westbound carriageway for 15 nights from Tuesday 10 June, returning onto the eastbound carriageway for six nights from Tuesday 1 July.
During the work, the A303 will be closed in one direction at a time between the A34 and M3. Road users travelling westbound will be directed to continue on the M3 to junction 9 or south on the A33 to access the A34 northbound, re-joining the A303 westbound at Bullington Cross. Road users travelling eastbound will be diverted onto the A34 at Bullington Cross to re-join the M3 at junction 9. Alternatively, non-motorway traffic can travel north on the A33 from the A34/M3 junction 9 junction.


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Construction at Conyers Street and East Street Starts Monday, 9/11/23
September 08, 2023
Construction on a storm pipe repair will begin on Monday, September 11, 2023 at the intersection of Conyers Street and East Street. The contractor is allowing two weeks for project completion (Friday, September 22nd) to allow for weather related issues. However, work may be finished prior to the two week timeline.
Below is a map of a detour to avoid the Conyers Street / East Street intersection. If you normally use Conyers Street as your travel route, please consider using an alternate route during this time period. Thank you for your patience during construction.
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The City of Anoka HRA is proud to announce they will again be funding up to $100,000 to grant recipients in 2024 for the Curb Appeal Residential Enhancement (C.A.R.E.) Grant Program. Individual grants will be limited to $1,000 minimum-$5,000 maximum per property.
The intent of the C.A.R.E. Grant Program is to pay a portion of project costs to Anoka property owners who will make certain exterior improvements to the front (street side) of their home, increasing its curb appeal which benefits the entire community. There are no income limits to participate in this program.
The C.A.R.E. Grant Program application deadline is Feb. 29, 2024. Recipients will be chosen by lottery drawing to be held on Friday, March 1, 2024 at 3:00pm. The C.A.R.E. Grant Program lottery event will occur in person at Anoka City Hall. Applicants do not need to be present to win.
For full details including eligibility requirements, beautification projects, how to apply and contact information, click the link below.


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Mr Olisa Ifeajika, Chief Press Secretary to Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, on Friday, distributed face masks to staff and pupils of public schools in Illah community, Oshimili North Local Government Area of the state.
Dr Newton Jibunoh, Environmental Crusader and Founder, Fight Against Desert Encroachment (FADE) has lauded Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa led government of Delta on its urban renewal and beautification programmes.
Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta on Tuesday said the state government was accelerating completion of Ughelli-Asaba dual carriageway to accommodate expected heavy traffic from Warri Port when dredging of second part of Escravos bar would be completed.


Invitation to Bid
CITY OF SOUTH PASADENA, FLORIDA
INVITATION TO BID
City Hall Stairway & Slab Improvements
The City of South Pasadena is accepting sealed bids for the City Hall Stairway & Slab Improvements project until 2:00 PM on Monday, August 20, 2018. Specifications and contract documents may be obtained from Advanced Engineering Design, Inc. at 3931 68th Avenue North, Pinellas Park, FL 33781.
For more information, please click here.
The City Connection is South Pasadena's quarterly newsletter. It features current event updates, photos from city events, news/announcements, meeting schedules and even informative inserts on topics such as hurricane preparedness. The newsletter is available in print at various locations throughout the city and in City Hall.


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Hi dear experts. Could you paraphrase the following sentences:
1. The average commuter spends at least two hours a day on a train, whilst even a small walk to the village shop constituents a journey.
2. Recently the taxi-bus has been introduced, and cities such as Oxford have been declared fully Park and Ride zones.
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The LDA is still planning to release Expression of Interests documents to potential developers by the end of February 2016. YRA representatives have been attending a series of community panel workshops and will attend another meeting to review the content of those documents in mid February. Updates on the Community Panel workshops are available here.
The set of parameters which the YRA has been working on to include are available on the YRA website.
The LDA is proposing a community information session in February around the time that the Request for Proposal documents become available for prospective developers, date and location of such information session to be advised.


Chamber Event Calendar
4:30 PM - 4:45 PM
Join us in welcoming the City of Crystal River to the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Our June Mixer is hosted by The City of Crystal River on June 8th from 5PM - 7PM at The Vault at St. Johns Martini Bar. Appetizers and complimentary drink tickets will be provided. Join us as we celebrate the City of Crystal River's Centennial at this ...
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
The Chamber is excited to welcome FDOT Director of Transportation Development, Justin Hall to provide an update on the many road projects underway and planned for Citrus County, safety and evacuation improvements, and multipurpose trail enhancements.
1:00 PM - 1:10 PM
Join us in welcoming the newest member, Turtle Girl, to the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce.


ABILENE, Texas (KTAB) – If your New Year’s resolution is to sit in less traffic and you live near Texas Highway 351 in Northeast Abilene, you may complete that goal.
The Texas Department of Transportation is telling KTAB News the construction on 351 could be complete by the New Year.
“We are quite a bit ahead of schedule,” explained TxDOT Public Information Officer Mary Belle Turner.
The project started in March of this year and was expected to be finished a year later.
Now, according to TxDOT officials, it is a few months ahead of schedule.
“We are excited that it has been able to be completed early so we can get traffic back to normal in that area,” Turner said.
Some drivers are optimistic about the changes.
“The sooner the better. I live out here so I deal with it everyday but there’s alternate routes to go around and come back,” added J.D. Wilson. “I think the finished product is going to be good.”
The bridge on Interstate 20 has been poured and TxDOT expects it to be open in January.
The intersection of Highway 351 should be open after Thanksgiving.


In order to accommodate work related to the West Lake Corridor Project, the South Shore Line will temporarily bus Saturday and Sunday evening train passengers between 9:30pm-3am to stations between Hegewisch and Dune Park.
The temporary busing will take place March 23-24, and March 30-31, 2024, and will also include Hammond Station, East Chicago Station, and Gary/Chicago Airport Station. The busing is in addition to ongoing temporary busing between Gary Metro Center and Dune Park.
Busing between Hegewisch and Dune Park includes the following evening/overnight trains 3/23-3/24 and 3/30-3/31:
- Weekend WB Train 510
- Weekend EB Trains 511, 613, 601
Buses will arrive and depart with passengers to match the SSL published train schedule at Hegewisch, Hammond, East Chicago, Gary/Chicago Airport, and including the ongoing busing between Gary Metro Center, Miller, Portage/Ogden Dunes, and Dune Park.


Due to winter weather conditions, the deer guard installation at the Happy Canyon bridge over I-25 has been rescheduled to next week.
Please see the following impacts for Happy Canyon Road:
- Tuesday, January 24: Intermittent single lane closures on the east and west side of the Happy Canyon Bridge for installation prep work. This will take place during the day from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m
- Wednesday, January 25: Full closure of the west side of the Happy Canyon bridge and southbound I-25 off-ramp from 5 a.m. into Wednesday evening. Work will likely be completed at 7 p.m. Cars headed east toward I-25 on Happy Canyon Road will be detoured on Lagae Road to access I-25 at Castle Pines Parkway during the full closure.
- Thursday, January 26: Intermittent single lane closures on the east side of the Happy Canyon Bridge for installation prep work. This will take place during the day from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Friday & Saturday, January 27 & 28: Single lane closure of the east side of the Happy Canyon bridge from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Crews will have one lane open with flagging operations. No detour routes will be necessary. Friday night work will focus on the westbound lane and Saturday night work will focus on the eastbound lane. Temporary holds may take place to install the larger pieces.
- For real-time lane closure information on this project and others across the state, please visit: https://www.cotrip.org.
- Motorists are encouraged to account for 10 to 15 minutes of extra travel time while the closures are in place. Ramps will re-open outside of working hours.
For additional information about this project:
- Call the project information line at 970.880.4318
- Email the project team at: firstname.lastname@example.org
- Visit the project website


SANTA MONICA- On Thursday, August 12, Big Blue Bus (BBB) announced that they will be launching a new express service – Express 7, which will provide a limited stop service to major destinations including Santa Monica College Main Campus and Downtown Santa Monica, and connect to Metro Rail’s D Line and E Line.
The service will begin Monday, August 16, and buses will operate on weekdays only, from 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., running every 20 minutes.
Customers can board Express 7 at one of the following stops, between Downtown Santa Monica and the Wilshire/Western Station D Line: 7th St. and Olympic Blvd., 4th St. and Colorado Ave., Pico Blvd. and 18th St., Pico Blvd. and Sepulveda Blvd. Pico Blvd. and San Vicente Blvd., Pico Blvd. and Crenshaw Blvd., and Wilshire Blvd. and Western Blvd.
“Frequent, reliable, and safe public transportation is critical to both our region’s economic recovery, and mitigating traffic congestion, which has returned to pre-pandemic levels,” said Ed King, Director of Santa Monica Department of Transportation. “We’re introducing Express 7 to create faster, sustainable, and more equitable access to jobs, education, and other opportunities along the corridor.”
Big Blue Bus no longer accepts tokens and cash onboard. Instead, customers can ride Express 7 for $1.00, when making contactless payments with a mobile ticket TAP card. Visit bigbluebus.com/contactless for more details.
Visit bigbluebus.com/E7 to preview the new route and download the Express 7 schedule.


Posted on Monday, July 13, 2015 12:30 PM
The Town of LaSalle is interested in retaining the services of a qualified consulting firm to undertake a Service Delivery Review to analyze and make recommendations in the following areas:
Posted on Wednesday, July 08, 2015 10:45 AM
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - TRANSIT FEASIBILITY STUDY
The Town of LaSalle is interested in retaining the services of a qualified consulting firm to undertake a Transit Feasibility Study. The Study would consist of two (2) phases being:
1) determine the demand for service and;
2) identify options for routing, capital/operational costs and other non-financial matters associated with implementation.
Interested firms are invited to go to the Town of LaSalle web site at www.town.lasalle.on.ca and download a...
Posted on Friday, June 26, 2015 11:00 AM
At the June 23 LaSalle Council Meeting, Mayor Ken Antaya presented LaSalle residents, Tamye and Dave Machina, with Citizen's Award Medals.
Tamye holds an annual literacy initiative to collect gently used or new children's books. In the fall, the books are distributed to children who attend high-needs grade schools in the Windsor/Essex County area. The children get to take the books home to keep.
Town of LaSalle staff and Council members held a children's book drive in June, and over...
Posted on Thursday, June 25, 2015 04:00 PM
TOWN OF LASALLE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CENTENNIAL ARENA SITE
The Town of LaSalle is seeking companies/organizations to submit proposals for the re-development of the LaSalle Centennial Arena site. Interested parties must register with the Town to obtain a copy of the RFP document. To submit a Proposal for this project you must fill out the registration form available at the Town Hall located at 5950 Malden Road, LaSalle, Ontario or by email to email@example.com. ...
Posted on Thursday, June 25, 2015 10:45 AM
Road Closure - Todd Lane
Todd Lane will be closed June 29, 2015 for approximately 4 months to through traffic from Canada Street to Malden Road. The posted detour route will be Normandy Road to Huron Church Line to Hwy 3. Garbage pick-up and mail delivery is expected to remain unchanged.
Residents in the immediate construction zone will have access, however may experience delays.
Work that will be undertaken is watermain, storm sewer and road reconstruction along with construction of...


We are establishing the identity and contact details for all owners of agricultural land in the parish, but particularly the fields which directly bound the village itself. This process is ongoing and once done, we will contact them to find out what their development aspirations are over the coming 15-plus years. Any development sites proposed in this way will then be put to residents in the main survey so that preferred sites can be indicated by majority.
Fenny Compton Neighbourhood Plan
In November 2016, Fenny Compton residents were asked to get involved in putting together a Neighbourhood Plan. Those who volunteered were invited to join the Fenny Compton Neighbourhood Plan Group. Members are local volunteers who occupy, as an owner or tenant, land or premises in the Parish; live or work (as principal employment) in the Parish.


officials on Friday assured residents of Siolim
along the Siolim-Mapusa road
in Marna would soon be filled. They also said that the stretch would be asphalted.
During an inspection of the road, which was also attended by officials of the WRD
, villagers told the PWD officials that several accidents had occurred on the road due to an open culvert and demanded that all culverts and drains along the stretch be repaired and covered immediately.
William Fernandes, the panch member representing the six wards affected by the potholed road, said the work that the PWD undertakes should last for at least five years. Siolim-Marna sarpanch Monali Agarwadekar, said the panchayat had already written to the PWD and WRD requesting that the decrepit road stretch be immediately restored.
Incessant rain last month had virtually washed away the surface of the road at Marna, resulting in gaping potholes that continue to endanger the lives of commuters, especially two-wheeler riders.
The condition of the Siolim-Mapusa road via Sodiem, too, has deteriorated similarly during the course of the monsoon.
Both the roads act as vital links to Mapusa
town and are used daily by hundreds of people from the Pernem taluka, particularly from the villages of Keri, Paliem, Arambol, Mandrem, Morjim, Agarwada and Chopdem.


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Westbound US 60 in Howell and Texas Counties will be reduced to one lane with a 12-foot width restriction as contractor crews perform pavement improvements. This section of roadway is located from south US 63 in Willow Springs, MO. in Howell County to north US 63 in Cabool, MO. in Texas County. Weather permitting, work will take place Tuesday, March 14 through Friday, July 21 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.


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From the Archive: as an architect at Lambeth Borough Council in the ’60s and ’70s, Rosemary Stjernstedt’s Central Hill was a brave addition to South London’s suburban arcadia
From May 1976, this special Iran Issue focusses on the city of Isfahan
February 1976: Hertzberger's Framework for CareSubscription
Sutherland Lyall explores the inner workings of open community living for the elderly without the clinical aesthetics of a hospital, but instead beginning with a bare concrete structure


The Middleville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 28, 2021 at 7 pm to receive public comment on a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance in the Thornapple Kellogg High School Auditorium 3885 Bender Rd, Middleville, MI 49333.
THE SUBJECT OF THIS HEARING IS THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE ALLOWING RECREATIONAL AND MEDICAL MARIHUANA FACILITIES IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE.
All interested persons are invited to attend this open meeting. Alternatively, to participate in the public hearing by providing public comment, you may mail your statement to Planning Commission at PO Box 69, Middleville, MI 49333, or email it to the Village Clerk firstname.lastname@example.org. Emails received prior to 5 pm on June 28, 2021, at the above-listed address will be distributed and noted that the Village received such written comments prior to the meeting. Persons with special needs who wish to attend should contact the Village Clerk no less than 72 hours prior to the public hearings.
The proposed amendment should be available for public inspection during regular business hours Monday through Friday, 9 am until 5 pm at the Village Office, 100 E. Main Street, Middleville, MI, or send an email request to the Village Clerk at email@example.com on June 14, 2021. This document can also be viewed on the Village website www.villageofmiddleville.org on June 14, 2021.


In a letter dated 9th January the Harlow Alliance Party have been advised that David Reed Bsc DipTP DMS MRTPI has been appointed the Independent Inspector charged with looking at Harlow Council’s proposed Local Plan.
The Hearings are due to start on Tuesday 26 March and will take place for just 5 or 6 days, finishing on 4 April. In the meantime more information will be put on Harlow Council’s Examination website.
Readers will be aware that HAP have been campaigning against the building of houses on a number of green/play spaces across the town and last autumn presented a formal objection to the Plan, which included a petition with over 380 signatories.
We will continue this fight in the coming weeks, so watch this space.


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(Portland, OR) -- The Portland Timbers host the LA Galaxy tonight from Providence Park as part of the 2016 US Open Cup. The Timbers and Galaxy will battle to see who reaches the quarterfinals. Opening kick at 7:30.
NE 3rd Street between NE Greenwood Avenue and NE Franklin Avenue for Citywide Pedestrian Safety Improvements, periodic lane closures with local access, 9/16/19 - 10/25/19, night work from 10 p.m. - 10 a.m.
NE Revere Avenue between Division Street and NE Lytle Street for railroad crossing repairs, road closure with detours, 9/18/19 - 9/20/19.


Before the general election in December, we received a temporary direction from the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government regarding our emerging Local Plan 2034. This means we are not able to discuss or work to progress the plan. Since this time, Cllr Sue Cooper, our Leader, and the Secretary of State have been in contact with a number of letters.
You can see the latest correspondence between the Cllr Cooper and the Minister on our website page here.
More recently, Oxfordshire County Council have recommended to accept an invitation to prepare our emerging Local Plan if the Secretary of State requests this, subject to assurances in recovering their costs. We are now awaiting the next steps from the Ministry.


- Orange County Public Works
- Date Completed:
- July 29, 2018
- San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, California
- Description of Project:
Sukut was performing construction services on the La Pata project that included a one-mile three-to-five-lane roadway widening from Stallion Ridge to Ortega Highway. The project was completed three months ahead of schedule, with value-engineered asphalt removal and installation.


There are only a couple of weeks to get your feedback on how best to use the former Clyde Pool site.
Mathew Begg, Council’s Parks and Recreation Manager said “A number of good ideas have already been suggested after the public meeting we held back in October. Suggestions included; used as storage space for the Golf Course, used as additional space for the camping ground, making a community garden, a skateboard park. But there might be more; we’d like to give the community the final opportunity to give us their suggestions so that a decision can be made on the best use of this area.”
Ideas can be sent to Mathew Begg, Central Otago District Council, PO Box 122, Alexandra or email@example.com they must be received by Friday 18 November.


Gurugram: Various areas in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) witnessed heavy traffic jams due to incessant rains on Monday. Gurugram was the worst affected yet again with traffic coming almost to a standstill, stranding commuters for hours.
A month ago, on July 29, the ‘millennium city’ witnessed a similar situation when schools were shut down and highways were choked due to excessive rains leading to waterlogging.
Situation was worse as it took hours for people to cover a distance of a few kilometres.
First Published | 29 August 2016 6:27 PM
Web Title: Gurugram turns ‘Gurujam’ again; heavy rains bring traffic to standstill
(Latest News in English from Newsx)


Division Street, Ruby, & Browne Street/I-90 to Euclid- Beginning at about 7 p.m. in the evening until about 5 a.m. the following morning, on weekdays, and continuing for about 2 more weeks, during the work week, Division, Ruby, and/or Browne Streets may be reduced to two lanes (or possibly one, if needed) at various times and locations. Crews will be patching and repairing asphalt.
I-90/Harvard Road/Liberty Lake Interchange Bridge- On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, May 14-16, beginning around 8 a.m. to as late as 3 p.m., drivers should expect single-lane alternating traffic on the Harvard Road bridge over I-90 with delays and congestion. Crews will be repairing bridge joints.
Citywide – Expect brief lane closures as crews crack seal throughout the city into late May.
Knox just west of Vista – Closed from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 13 through Wednesday, May 15 for utility work. Signs will redirect traffic via Dick, Indiana and Vista.
Vista just north of Knox – Nrrowed lanes from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from Wednesday, May 15 through Friday, May 17 for utility work.


The Saint Ives Project is a proposed development of a 14,000 square foot high end home in the prestigious “bird-streets” only a few blocks from the sunset strip with incredible views of the entire city. The project was acquired in 2018 and commenced construction. Forbix entered into a joint venture partnership with an experienced developer/designer as well as an experienced general contractor, both specializing in high end ultra-luxury homes. The projects estimated completion date is in 2021. The project is a spec home and is intended to be sold as soon as it is completed.


How is Gallatin County affected by NASCAR leaving Kentucky?
Over the years, the series brought jobs, wider highways, even an airport to Gallatin County, Kentucky's second-smallest county . The Kentucky Speedway is estimated to lose up to 30 jobs, said Gallatin County Judge-Executive Ryan Morris, the county's top elected official. The roads built to support race weekend traffic will stay.
DA: 70 PA: 50 MOZ Rank: 55


1828 Route 6 Carmel, NY 10512
Vacant land-development site, with lapsed approvals for 22 units of senior housing, with engineering & architectural plans. Other uses include, professional Office, general business / retail, auto sales, bank, plus more. Great location with walk to shopping, and on bus line and Rail Trails Recreation Area. Municipal sewer, water, and gas. Great location for car wash, fast food, auto sales, etc.. Available as a package with 1822 Rte 6 - contiguous 2200 SF office building (mls #4730334).
Interior Features Include:No Information Available.
Exterior Features Include:
Acreage: 1.4200 Acres
Other Features Include:
Available Utilities Cable, Electric, Gas, Sewer, Water
School District: Carmel


BOULDER CITY - Since 1965, Boulder City has processed wastewater by sending it through a bar screen and grit removal system to remove solid waste. It is then released into evaporation ponds or sold for dust control. This wastewater is called "effluent." Currently, between 1.2 million and 1.5 million gallons of effluent is released daily into the evaporation ponds. City Council and City staff are actively working with the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) on efforts to reuse wastewater in a more sustainable way and reduce water usage throughout the community. SNWA staff presented wastewater reuse/recycling options during the March 14, 2023 City Council Meeting. City Council requested SNWA complete feasibility studies* on Option 2 and Option 3, detailed here:
*Feasibility studies can take several months to a year to complete.
City staff hosted a Wastewater Staff-led Town Hall Discussion led by Utilities Director Joe Stubitz on April 4, 2023 at the Smith Building. More than 60 residents had a chance to ask questions and learn more about the options. Here is a link to the Power Point Presentation from the discussion. If you have questions, email staff at email@example.com.
All residents are asked to Take the Boulder City Wastewater Survey here through September 2023. City staff intends to seek additional public input after the feasibility studies are complete, likely in late 2023 or in 2024.
Visit www.bcnv.org/water for more information.


Lake Oswego Urban & Community Forestry Workshop Series
Upcoming Workshop – Register Today!
Tree Protection and Tree Removal Workshop
Thursday, August 23, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Lake Oswego City Hall, Council Chambers (380 A Avenue)
Explore the City’s tree code requirements for tree protection and tree removal permits. This workshop includes an indoor presentation to explain the various types of tree removal permits and outdoor demonstration with examples of measuring tree diameter, tree protection fencing, techniques for protecting trees during construction, and more. Registration is limited to arborists, developers, and other professionals working with trees in Lake Oswego. Please call 503-635-0290 or email@example.com for free registration no later than Friday, August 17th.
For more information about upcoming workshops visit https://www.ci.oswego.or.us/planning/urban-community-forestry-workshops-2018.


Fire Marshal/Building Official/Plans Exa Russell Todd, CBO
2003 ICC Building Code
2003 ICC One & Two Family Residential Code
2006 ICC International Fire Code
St. Louis County Codes for Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing
Two sets of plans are required to be submitted.
One set will be returned, stamped and signed by plan reviewer.
Architect or engineer sealed and signed plans are required for all commercial permits.
$5.00 for first $1,000.00 of construction cost, $3.00 for each subsequent $1,000.00 of construction cost, plus $15.00 inspection fee.
All of the above permits are issued by St. Louis County. City of Maplewood requires one copy of each plan for their records.
Submit two sets of plans and completed application. Plan review will occur and one set of plans will be returned with the permit. All Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, hood suppression and sprinkler installation permits are reviewed and issued by St. Louis County


To successfully provide safe, efficient and economical road transportation services valued by the public through a creative, responsive workforce committed to excellence, integrity and teamwork.
|Agness Bridge circa 1924|
Curry County Road Construction Projects
A contracted paving project is scheduled to begin on County roads in the Harbor area Monday, August 13, 2018. The project consists of overlays on Olsen Lane and the northerly end of Oceanview Drive. The contractor, Tidewater Contractors, Inc., advises that the project will take two weeks to complete. Traffic control will consist of flaggers and a pilot car. Please proceed with caution when driving in the active work zone. All work is weather dependent and schedules may change. If you have any questions, please call the Curry County Road Department at 541.247.7097. (Posted 8-7-2018)
Please note that the online documents are for convenience copies only and not for bidding purposes. If you intend to bid the project, please contact the contracting officer at (541) 247-7097 and request a bound copy for submittal.
None at this time.


The regular meeting of the Worthington Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, July 1, 2021, at 7:00 pm Louis J.R. Goorey Worthington Municipal Building, 6550 North High Street, Worthington, Ohio 43085 to hear the following requests:
Items of Public Hearing
- Variance – Front Yard Setback – Fence – 5880 Linworth Rd. (Patrick H. & Kathryn M. Scales) VAR 30-2021
- Variance – Front Yard Setback – Wheelchair Ramp – 385 Franklin Ct. (Creative Independent Living Solutions/Leppert) VAR 31-2021
Any person is hereby invited to express their opinions regarding this application either in person or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org.
The City of Worthington will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to attend a public meeting held by the City of Worthington with a minimum of 48 hours advanced notice.
During consideration, the Board may approve, disapprove, modify, or table this request. If you have questions regarding this hearing, please email email@example.com or call 614-431-2424.


The road passing in front of Abhinna Chandra Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital in Unit-III connects Sachivalaya Marg with Janpath. The stretch that joins Janpath is in poor shape. Two-wheelers often skid here because of a steep slope.
When protesters take over Mahatma Gandhi Marg, vehicles are diverted through this road. However, a large number of vehicles regularly ply on this road. When vehicles take a turn from Janpath to this road, they have to negotiate the incline.
“Recently, my car got damaged as its lower part hit the cemented slope,” said Bibhuti Lenka, a local resident.
Rashmi Rout, a trader, said the steep slope catches many drivers unawares and often leads to accidents. “A motorcyclist hurtling down the road took a heavy fall when he slammed the brakes on seeing the slope. He, however, escaped with minor injuries. Luckily for him, there was no vehicle on the road at that time.”
Residents said that accidents were a regular feature at the junction. “Though it has been in dangerous shape for more than one and half years, the authorities seem least interested about our safety,” said a local resident.
Councillor of ward No. 44 Lala Ashok Kumar Ray said that after residents complained about the stretch, he wrote to the executive engineer and other senior officials of the public works department (PWD) to repair the road. “Though four months have passed since I wrote to them, nothing has been done so far. I will meet them again and seek immediate action,” said Ray.
Executive engineer of PWD division I Manoranjan Tripathy said steps were being taken to break the cemented bridge-like structure that covers a drain.
“After breaking the portion, we will make the slope smooth,” said Tripathy.
The road that connects Ruchika Market, Baramunda Housing Board Colony, Jagannath Vihar and adjoining areas to National Highway-5 has a steep slope in front of Rajdhani College. This is the place where the link touches the national highway. Local residents and traders alleged that this juncture was a mishap zone, but the authorities prefer to look the other way.
“It is difficult to apply brakes to keep vehicles in control as the slope is around 4ft high. When it rains, this gradient poses serious threat to drivers as they fail to negotiate the slope and vehicles skid off the road,” said Arakhita Samal, a local medicine store owner.
Local residents said speeding vehicles on the highway make things worse for those coming down from the PWD road to the NH. Auto-rickshaws parked awkwardly on the road pose a serious threat to motorists coming towards the slope from the Ruchika Market side.
“I was nearly hit by a vehicle coming from Baramunda bus stand side on the NH when an auto-rickshaw was suddenly parked in front of my vehicle while I was on the slope. The authorities are not concerned about our problems,” said Nina Kar, a resident of nearby Pragyan Vihar.
Councillor of ward No. 18 Pratap Kishore Sahoo said the road intersection was dangerous and neither the PWD nor the highway authorities took corrective steps.
“I had raised the matter with contractors and officers of the agency carrying out construction of a flyover bridge at Fire Station Square, but they did not pay any heed,” said Sahoo.
A 15ft stretch on the road connecting Khandagiri Square to Khandagiri-Udayagiri hills, Satyasai Enclave, Khandagiribari and adjacent areas on the Bharatpur side is filled with potholes and craters.
Commuters, who use the stretch, said the road had not improved for years. Though temporary repair of the stretch near Traffic Square is done occasionally, the condition rarely changes.
“Though this road connects the NH-5 to the two hills, the authorities do not take any steps to permanently repair it. Several vehicles have met with accidents on the stretch when the drivers try to negotiate the potholes and craters,” said a local trader.
Over 30,000 people, who use this road regularly, have been battling these potholes for years. But their patience is running out fast.
“If the authorities do not act, we will block the streets in protest,” said Ruturaj Kuanr, a local trader.
Local councillor Sarojini Dalei said people had been complaining about the potholes for a long time and officials of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) were asked to repair the road, which was a crucial link to the tourist spots.
“I have written several letters to the NHAI officials but they have failed to take any step,” said Dalei.
Chief engineer of PWD Bijan Behera said the damaged portion fell under the jurisdiction of the highway authorities. It is they who build and maintain these roads. “We have nothing to say regarding these roads. Our roads are perfectly managed and well maintained,” said Behera
National Highways Authority of India officials refused to comment. However, they passed the buck on the private agency carrying out construction of flyover bridges on NH-5
When contacted, officials of private agency Shree Jagannath Expressways Private Limited also refused to comment. But an officer said, on condition of anonymity, that after construction was over they would look into the issue of damaged roads
Text by Sandip Bal, pictures by Ashwinee Pati


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- BPN Wishes Our Partners and Supporters A Happy New Year!
- Buffalo Promise Neighborhood looks forward to continually improving education and neighborhood revitalization efforts in 2017
- BPN Holiday Food Basket Giveaway Just Weeks Away
- This Holiday Season, The Buffalo Promise Neighborhood Community Council will be providing Holiday food baskets to Promise Neighborhood families in need. READ MORE


Due to a required addendum the bid opening has been postponed to June 14, 2018, at 1:00pm at the Town of Durham Public Works, 1099 Royalsborough Road, Durham, ME, 04222.
Separate sealed bids for the construction of Auburn-Pownal Road Culvert Replacements will be received by the Town of Durham at the Town of Durham Public Works, 1099 Royalsborough Road, Durham, ME, 04222 until Thursday, June 7, 2018, at 1:00pm and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. A non-mandatory prebid conference will be held at the project site on Thursday. May 31, 2018, at 1:00pm.
Contract Documents may be examined at:
- Associated Contractors of Maine, 188 Whitten Road. Augusta, ME 04332
- Construction Summary, 734 Chestnut Street, Manchester, NH 03104
and purchased at
- AE Hodson Engineers, 10 Common Street, Waterville, ME 04901 upon payment of $100.00, nonrefundable.
The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any or all bids.


Town Council Meeting Delayed to October 20
|Date:||October 13, 2014|
|Time:||7:00 PM - 8:00 PM|
Due to a change in the availability of Town Council members, the Council meeting originally scheduled for October 13 has been changed to Monday, October 20 at 5 p.m. Please note that this is earlier than the normally scheduled meeting because the previously scheduled Board of Zoning Appeals meeting is at 7 p.m. Both the Town Council meeting and the BZA meeting will be at the Plainfield Municipal Building, 206 W. Main Street.


Request for Proposals (RFP) City of St. Joseph Downtown Plan RFP for Consulting Services
Wallace Avenue Reconstruction Project Update 7/9/18
To view the latest update for the Wallace Avenue Reconstruction Project, please click here.
Ballots for August 7th Primary
To view your sample ballot for the August 7th Primary, please click on the appropriate precinct for your residential location within the City of St. Joseph.Read more ...
Wallace Avenue Reconstruction Notice
To view the Wallace Avenue Reconstruction Notice, please click on it.
2017 Water Quality Report
The 2017 Water Quality Report has been released. To read it, please click on it.
Political Signs Protocol - City of St. Joseph
To learn more about how political signs are handled within the City of St. Joseph, please click here.
Advertisement for Bids - 2018 Sidewalk & Spot Concrete Replacement Project
Sealed bids will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time August 1, 2018 for the Sidewalk Project.Read more ...
2018 Summer Recreation Program
It's almost Summer Time in St. Joseph. The City of St. Joseph's Summer Recreation Program is now accepting registration for your child(ren).Read more ...
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Licenses & Permits
The issuance of Licenses and Permits is typically a function of the Clerk's Office, the Inspections Department or the Public Safety Department. For more information regarding specific licenses or permits, please click on the links below.
- Building Permit
- Dog License
- Dumpster Permit
- Electrical Permits
- Fireworks Permit
- Parking Permit
- Plumbing Permit
- Right of Way Permit
- Rummage Sale Permit
- Special Event Permit
- Special Use Permit
- Taxi Cab License
- Vending Permit


News and Updates
Infrastructure Construction Stage 2 to Commence for Jack’s Point Village
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
13 August 2018
Darby Partners wishes to advise the Jack’s Point Residents and Owners Association and all other interested parties that it is to commence the construction of Stage 2 works of the Jacks Point Village in late August 2018.
Stage 2 works will be established shortly, with earthworks likely to commence before the end of August. The Stage 2 works are expected to take between 12-16 months, depending on weather conditions over the duration of the project.
The construction area will be securely fenced off (see construction area fencing plan), with all disruptions (including noise and dust) closely monitored. Note that access to the trails and Lake Tewa will be maintained however there will be some re-routing of these with the Stage 2 site. The expectation is that noise pollution will be minimal; potential dust issues will be managed by regular wetting down by water trucks as necessary.
This work lays the foundations to support future development within the Village which will in due course benefit all residents.
For any queries, more information and to receive further updates on the Village, subscribe to news updates or register interest with the sales team.
As the story of Jack's Point evolves with the new Village, renowned New Zealand photographer Camilla Rutherford has been capturing the landscape with each season.


GUWAHATI, Nov 15 - Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has taken up a project to install new lifts and escalators at various stations across the railway zone.
Work has been started to install 25 new escalators and 32 lifts at various stations under its jurisdiction within December 2020, NFR Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Subhanan Chanda said.
At present, there are 11 lifts and 10 escalators functional in major stations under the five divisions of the Maligaon-headquartered NFR.
�Lifts and escalators at have become necessary in view of the difficulties faced by passengers, especially elderly persons, while moving across foot overbridges to different platforms at large stations. Indian Railway has decided to provide more lifts and escalators to make it easier for passengers to board trains effortlessly and on time,� Chanda said.


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|LED Street Light in Netherlands|
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|LED Street Light in Korea|
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Approve Resolution No. 2022-001 A Resolution Removing a Rapid City Special Assessment on 631 Lemmon Avenue
Legal & Finance Committee
Origination Meeting Date:
City Council Hearing Date:
Pauline Sumption, Finance Director
Pauline Sumption, Finance Director; Kinsley Groote, Assistant City Attorney
Agenda Item Summary:
The City approved a special assessment for a nuisance abatement on 5/17/2021 for this property. A Treasurer’s Deed was issued for the property to James Bialota Jr on April 27, 2021, which makes the assessment uncollectible, and therefore, we are asking the Council to abate the special assessment. Please see Kinsley’s memo for further clarification.


On This Date: Photo taken 3/4/2014.
AKA Veterans Memorial Bridge. It crosses the Grand River in downtown Portland, Michigan. ‘Tis a pretty bridge.
This (PDF) document, prepared for the Historic American Engineering Record in 1990, gives a history of the bridge. It’s since been restored, and reopened to (one-way) traffic. The doc’s conclusion that a restoration would help relieve traffic congestion in downtown Portland seems a bit optimistic; the restoration was likely more about community pride than improving traffic flow.
Number of pix taken on various March 4ths: 79
Year of oldest photo: 2012
- 1 Star: 1
- 2 Stars: 6
- 3 Stars: 46
- 4 Stars: 24
- 5 Stars: 2


Access this MAP to find out if you live in a Firewise Community
Several Marin neighborhoods have expressed an interest in becoming recognized as Firewise. Communities listed here have organized a Firewise committee, and are actively seeking recognition. Pending means that a Firewise USA application has been started. Proposed means they’ve reached out to Fire Safe Marin and are in the initial phases of the process.
Want to add your neighborhood to this list? Contact us!


'Creepy' child bollards moved in Buckinghamshire
Child-shaped bollards which were branded "creepy" by residents have been repositioned by a local council.
Earlier this year, Buckinghamshire county council installed the bollards in Iver in a bid to deter people from speeding outside schools.
Recently two of the bollards were dug up and repositioned by the council.
A spokesperson for the council said: "At the request of a local resident we have recently rotated the bollards so they are facing into traffic."
There are eight of the child-shaped bollards outside four primary schools in Iver and Iver Heath.
Iver Parish Council said the bollards cost £5,395, excluding installation.
In September, local resident Jonny Baker said the bollards were "creepy and hideous".
"I look out of my window every morning and these are what I see. They're absolutely terrifying," he said.
Buckinghamshire county council said the bollards were installed at the request of the parish council to warn drivers they are approaching crossings used by school children.


|Program: Passive house design proposal for a single family dwelling in Toronto, ON. 2 storey, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, den/office, open concept.
Software: AutoCAD, Revit, 3Ds Max
Date: April 2018
Program: A semi-detached 2 storey house designed with accessibilty for the elderly with an unfinished basement. 3 bedroom, 2 bath and a glass sundeck.


Find out how communities can benefit from wind farms
Guidance has been produced by the Council to assist community councils and local community groups in negotiating, receiving and administering community benefits which may arise from wind farm developments.
This framework for engagement seeks to ensure fair and meaningful participation of affected communities. It aims to:
- provide a simple overview of relevant planning matters
- highlight the potential which exists for communities to benefit from commercial developments
- assist communities to maximise potential benefits
- signpost to further information and support
To get a copy of the framework, click on the links below.
Or you could contact the Centre for Alternative Technology for more information.


The Supreme Court on Friday will hear the plea concerning the Rs 12,000-crore, 899-km-long Char Dham highway project which connects four shrines of Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in Garhwal Himalayas. Attorney General KK Venugopal apprised the Court that the roads have to be constructed at a width of 7 meter or so. Justice Nariman Bench had allowed for 5.5 Meter but the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways amended it saying that the roads are being used for different purposes, going right up to the Chinese borders. The project is under the Supreme Court’s scanner after an NGO, Citizens for Green Doon, raised environmental concerns over the cutting of trees and harm to the fragile Himalayan ecology by the widening of the existing mountain roads. The high-powered committee was formed to be the eyes and ears of the Supreme Court on the project. According to the Ministry, 21 out of 26 members of the court-appointed High Powered Committee (HPC) have said that there should be a broad road to facilitate movement of military forces along the Indo-China border and ensure availability of better facilities for the locals.


Escape Travel Toronto Nsw – He is among a growing group of locals who tell the Lakes Mail that the winding, rutted road is a “disgrace”.
The Toronto Streetscape Master Plan includes tree planting, paving, lighting, seating, bike racks, public art and drinking fountains.
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The President of the Toronto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gail Ryan, said that the road and sidewalks on The Boulevarde required immediate repairs.
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“It’s disgusting. There are deep holes in the pot and something is going to be damaged in their car,” said Mrs Ryan.
“The road is dangerous enough for cars, but we have a spring fair coming up and I’m worried someone will fall and get hurt,” Ms Ryan said.
The council’s acting city projects manager, Kirrily Vincer, said the streetscape plan would bring “enormous benefits” to visitors and businesses.
“To continue to flourish, the Boulevarde needs a remedial work from the ground up to create vibrant, modern, user-friendly and functional community spaces that bring this old street to life,” said the Mrs. Vincer.
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Mrs Ryan said that the businesses on The Boulevarde were preparing for the inevitable disruption that the road would bring to trade.
“I just hope the council can do this with as little impact on business as possible,” he said.
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Clifford Township, Susquehanna County
Bassett Engineering designed, bid, and supervised construction of the replacement of two bridges for Clifford Township in Susquehanna County. After evaluating several alternatives aluminum box culverts were chosen as the replacement structures for both sites, outfitted with aluminum structural plate wingwalls, full invert plates, and fish baffles to maintain a natural streambed. BE was able to save the Township time and money by bundling the bridge replacements under one contract and by prepurchasing the structures through Costars. Both culverts were fully assembled on site prior to road closure, minimizing the duration of the road closure and detour.
On Tinkerbrook Road, we replaced an existing steel beam bridge with a single 6’-6” H x 22’ 1” W x 27’ 0” L aluminum box culvert. Welch Hill Road involved replacing an existing 6’ round steel pipe culvert set inside a rigid frame concrete bridge with a 5’ 8” H x 15’ 1” W x 72’ 6” L aluminum box culvert.
Clifford Township prepurchased both aluminum box culverts including aluminum wing walls for both culverts. Cooperation of local landowners enabled the team to fully assemble the culverts outside of the roadway, allowing the road to remain open until the day before culvert setting at both sites. riprap was placed at all four wingwalls on each culvert to provide scour protection. Guiderail were installed on sleeper slabs over the culverts per PennDOT standards, where the Township was able to save money by utilizing used guiderail.
The project was constructed by Barhite Excavating of Clifford, PA.


This single family “urban cottage” located in Ann Arbor, Michigan has four bedrooms, and 1,740 sf of living space. Designed by Naseem Alizadeh of Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism (BAU), it is currently on track to receive LEED Platinum Certification.
Of its many “green” features, it uses FSC-certified wood, reclaimed trim from demolished barns, no conventional turf (no irrigation) and low flow plumbing fixtures. Every area in this house is used (there is neither an attic nor a basement).
According to the architect, the house’s concept was inspired by a matchbox, “in which the four inner quadrants slip past one another within the outer sleeve.”
Photos by Steve Maylone, courtesy of BAU.


First Riyadh Metro Trainset Delivered On Schedule
Alstom, as a part of FAST consortium, hands over to Arriyadh Development Authority (ADA) the first of the 69 metro trainsets for Riyadh that will circulate on the lines 4, 5 and 6. The production of the Riyadh metro trainsets is well on track and Alstom is set to meet its deadline and deliver all the metro trainsets by end 2018.
Riyadh Metro System
ADA launched in 2013 a project to build a metro network that would be 176 km-long and include six lines and 85 stations. Alstom, as part of the Fast consortium, is in charge of supplying a full integrated metro system for lines 4, 5 and 6 (or Yellow, Green, and Purple lines). The metro system includes 69 Metropolis trainsets, as well as Urbalis, Alstom CBTC signalling solution, the power supply and its energy recovery system Hesop.
Riyadh Metro Trainset
Composed of two cars each, the Riyadh metro trainset is 36 meters-long and is able to accommodate up to 231 passengers. Each train features three classes: first, family and single class separated by a glass partition. The trains will offer passengers a high level of comfort, ergonomic seating, LED lightning and advanced passenger information systems. The interior and exterior aesthetical design has been developed as per ADA’s specific requirements. The exterior car body features painted stripes that indicate the colour of the line the metro trainset will circulate on.
The metro trains are 100% motorised, allowing them to run on gradients of up to a 6% slope. The trains are designed to run on standard-gauge track at a top speed of 90 km/h. The trains have been designed with the region’s climate in mind. One such feature is a more powerful air conditioning system, capable of delivering sufficient cooling capacity even in extreme heat. In addition, the bogies, traction drive, brakes and doors have been fitted with special elements in order to prevent the ingress of sand.
Gian Luca Erbacci, Senior Vice President for Middle East & Africa at Alstom, declared:
“We are pleased to hand over on time the first Metropolis trainset to ADA. This landmark project will allow Riyadh residents and visitors to commute aboard a reliable, comfortable and environmentally-friendly means of transport. Furthermore, Alstom is committed to be a close and long-time partner of the Kingdom to efficiently address its mobility needs and support in carrying out its upcoming transport projects”
The metro trainsets are produced in Alstom’s factory in Katowice, Poland.
Metropolis is part of Alstom’s metro range. More than 5,000 Metropolis cars have been sold worldwide to cities like Panama, Singapore, Sydney, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, or Amsterdam.
Original article © Alstom.


BURTON — Work is underway currently to resurface Saginaw Street in Burton, leading up to a major reconstruction project with the Michigan Department of Transportation for Grand Traverse Boulevard.
Mayor Duane Haskins gave a report Monday night about the Saginaw Street resurfacing which is currently taking place.
“Saginaw Street construction is well underway and moving forward,” said Haskins. “Hopefully we’ll be moving ahead with Grand Traverse next and getting that one accomplished.”
Charles Abbey, director of the Department of Public Works, asked the council Monday to approve authorizing Amber Abbey, deputy DPW director in charge of zoning, to sign documents involved in the Grand Traverse project to keep things flowing smoothly.
“What we’re requesting is the mayor and clerk still execute contracts, per our charter, but Amber is set up for the day-to-day stuff to keep things moving,” said Abbey. “She is our person assigned to road projects and she’s already set up to DocuSign through the state of Michigan to sign the documents on the project as it moves forward, the weekly and daily things, it slows the processes down if we have to stop and have the mayor do those things.”
He clarified that day-to-day things would mostly be pay sheets and similar documents, with any contracts still require the mayor or clerk to sign.
“Grand Traverse is on schedule other than that. It’s a very aggressive schedule to build Grand Traverse out, so it would be helpful,” said Abbey. “The main documents, entering into a contract, will always be signed by the mayor and clerk.”
Vice President Greg Fenner, who also chairs the Burton Downtown Development Authority, said with the ongoing paving of Saginaw Street, it might be time to consider a recent DDA road study which suggests setting a uniform speed limit down Saginaw of 40 MPH.
“It’s 45 MPH now in one section ,35 MPH in another,” said Fenner. “It’s time to consider a uniform speed. It will be slower for some, faster for some, but it’s something we should consider while this construction program going on.”
Council President Steve Heffner suggested placing the study on the next meeting agenda in May, to which Fenner and the rest of the council agreed.


VDOT News - Fredericksburg
Kelly Hannon 540-374-3344
Oct. 9, 2018
OVERNIGHT WORK FOR NORRIS BRIDGE PIN REPLACEMENT POSTPONED TO OCT. 15-16
Route 3 over the Rappahannock River will be reduced to a single lane overnight on Monday, Oct. 15 and Tuesday, Oct. 16 with up to 30-minute full traffic stops
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – Two evenings of lane closures scheduled for pin replacement on the Robert O. Norris Bridge have been postponed to Monday, Oct. 15 and Tuesday, Oct. 16 due to heavy rain and high winds forecast for later this week.
Travelers can expect lane closures on Route 3 between Lancaster and Middlesex counties at the following times and dates, weather permitting:
Norris Bridge Pin Replacement
Monday, Oct. 15 and Tuesday, Oct. 16 (two consecutive nights of work)
- 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. overnight – single lane closure
- Full traffic stops up to 30 minutes while pin is removed and replaced
- Emergency vehicles will always be permitted to pass
Traffic will be stopped at the bridge approaches, and northbound and southbound traffic will alternate crossing the bridge led by a pilot vehicle.
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is replacing two bridge pins at two locations. A bridge inspection in October 2017 identified two pins for routine replacement due to corrosion from environmental exposure. The pins and the attached hangars help the bridge beams absorb the stress of vehicle traffic.
VDOT scheduled the work to be performed after a bridge painting project concluded in June 2018 and a milling and paving project was completed in Aug. 2018.
Several additional evenings of overnight lane closures will be scheduled and announced in advance as part of the pin replacement effort.
Norris Bridge Inspection Continues
Daytime lane closures will continue through Friday, Oct. 26, for a scheduled bridge inspection on Norris Bridge. This inspection of the entire bridge is completed once every two years. All fracture-critical elements on Norris Bridge are inspected annually.
Travelers can expect lane closures at the following times and dates in October for the bridge inspection:
- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. – single lane closure
- Mondays through Fridays only
- No lane closures on Saturdays or Sundays
Traffic will be controlled by automated flagging devices, operated by a certified flagging crew.
Check 511Virginia before starting a trip for real-time information about traffic, incidents, work zones and road conditions in Virginia.
VDOT’s 14-county Fredericksburg District includes the counties of Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania and Stafford in the Fredericksburg area; Northumberland, Richmond, Lancaster and Westmoreland counties in the Northern Neck; Essex, Gloucester, King & Queen, King William, Mathews and Middlesex counties in the Middle Peninsula.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Meeting TODAY w Development Associaiton and the Municipal Government
This sign is posted on the Casa de la Cultura in Puerto Viejo…
The municipal government and Puerto Viejo’s Development Association invites the whole town to a meeting on Thursday, the 13 of August at 1 PM in the Casa de La Cultura. Everyone Invited.
the Development Association of Puerto Viejo.


Uneven footpath surface, Wigton Crescent with Ravenglass Crescent.
Reported via desktop in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 20:49, Tuesday 14 September 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Deteriorating surface to tarmac and kerb edges due to tree roots, compressed tarmac and sinking drive crossing where reinstated.
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TORONTO, ON., Aug 27, 2020 — Toronto extends outdoor sport field season — Toronto’s active sports enthusiasts can enjoy playing on City run fields well into the fall as today, the City of Toronto announced the extension of the outdoor sport field season.
The City says outdoor sport and multi-use fields will remain open until Sunday, October 25 and permits will be issued for the remainder of the 2020 season. Normally the outdoor sports field season shuts down in September
“Our parks, sports fields and other outdoor recreation amenities are so important to residents – they are the hearts of so many neighbourhoods across the city,” said Toronto Mayor John Tory.
“I’m proud that we have worked to extend the outdoor field season, which was shortened by COVID-19, so that residents will continue to have the opportunity to safely train and practice across Toronto this Fall,” said Tory.
Incredibly, Toronto has almost 700 City-run sport fields at more than 170 locations city-wide.
As a result of pandemic-related restrictions, many of the City’s outdoor sport and multi-use fields opened super late for team training this year on July 6. The outdoor sport field season usually concludes in September. Despite City staff’s quick work to open these outdoor recreation amenities as part of Toronto’s Stage 2 reopening, the season was significantly shortened.
While the season will be extended as part of Toronto’s Stage 3 reopening, both the types of activities and the number of people allowed on the field will continue to be restricted to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The City of Toronto say their staff continue to work closely with Toronto Public Health to ensure that people can train safely at the City’s outdoor sport and multi-use fields. To allow for physical distancing and comply with provincial orders restricting gatherings, the capacity at the City’s outdoor sport and multi-use fields remains reduced to 100 people per field. That includes participants and coaches, as well as parents, guardians and other spectators.
All City outdoor sport and multi-use fields offer team training and games, with leagues capped at 50 participants to comply with provincial restrictions. Players should continue to use individual equipment wherever possible and permit holders should ensure that any provided equipment is cleaned between use. Permit holders continue to be required to maintain attendance records to facilitate Toronto Public Health contact tracing if needed.
SOURCE City of Toronto
lead photo Centennial Park, City of Toronto


According to M&M, XUV700 is an all new global SUV set to redefine benchmarks in the SUV segment.
The trial run of a low-floor, airconditioned electric bus was flagged off on Friday morning by transport minister Kailash Gahlot and transport commissioner Varsha Joshi.
The transport department has already started constructing electric bus depots, which are expected to be completed on or before next June while the first batch of electric buses are likely to be deployed by July.
The trial run is part of the detailed technical feasibility assessment study being carried out by Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS), appointed by the government as the project consultant in July. According to a government statement, DIMTS has already met several global manufacturers and studied models of operation of electric buses in major cities around the world.
In October, senior officials from the transport department and DIMTS visited Beijing and Shenzhen in China to study how these cities have successfully deployed electric buses at a large scale.
“The trial run will be instrumental in understanding how modern, pure electric buses adapt to the road conditions of Delhi, how efficient their batteries are and how quickly they can be deployed in Delhi,” Gahlot said. “We expect a few other manufacturers to provide their latest models for trial run as well,” he added.


Notice of Adoption of Ordinance 22-12 By the Roy City Council
Pursuant to Sections 17C-5-109, 17C-5-110, and 17C-5-112 of Utah Code Ann., The Roy City Council (the “City Council”) is providing this notice with respect to Ordinance 22-12 which was passed by the City Council on September 20, 2022, adopting the official Amended 1900 Southeast Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan (the “Official Amended Plan”), as approved by the Roy City Redevelopment Agency (the “Agency”) on June 28, 2022, and directing that notice of adoption of the Official Amended Plan be given as required by law. Ordinance 22-12 and the Official Amended Plan shall become effective upon posting of this notice, at which time the Agency may proceed to implement the Official Amended Plan. The Official Amended Plan is available for public inspection at Roy City Hall at 5051 S 1900 W, Roy, Utah during regular office hours, Monday-Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
For a period of 30 days after the effective date of the Official Amended Plan, any person in interest may contest the Official Amended Plan or the procedure used to adopt it if the Official Amended Plan or procedure fails to comply with applicable statutory requirements. After the expiration of that 30-day period, no person may contest the Official Amended Plan of the procedure used to adopt it for any cause.


Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Public Hearing Notice - Business Applications
Special Entertainment Permit for Left Hand Club
Notice is hereby given that the Lisbon Town Council intends to hold a public hearing on Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at 7:00 PM in the Town Office Public Meeting Room to hear comments on a renewal Special Entertainment Permit for the Left Hand Club, Left Hand Lane (End of Wagg Road), Lisbon, ME. The public is invited to attend.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON


The new $3 million Culver’s Restaurant planned for Monroe is part of a business expansion by BryanZastrow, who owns the Culver’s restaurant on Tylersville Road in Mason.
“We’re really excited,” he said. “I can’t wait to start building. It’s going to be a great summer.”
Zastrow, who has owned the Mason store for 10 years, said he has been looking around the area to expand. Groundbreaking will take place in April and the restaurant could open as early as August, he said.
The Monroe location will employ 45 to 60 people, which is comparable to the 50 or so jobs at the Mason location, according to Zastrow.
The Monroe interchange was an ideal location, he said, because there has been so much built up in a short period, such as the Miami Valley Gaming racino and Cincinnati Premium Outlets.
Zastrow said he wanted to add to the various dining options at the interchange and saw a demand for a restaurant that can offer a drive-through as well as a sit-down dining option.
The land purchase was contingent on getting the project approved by the city. Leonard Robinson, whose company owns the land where the new restaurant will be located, said he expects the land purchase to be closed in the coming weeks.


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Park Ave. & 42 St.
7 Ave - 32 - 33 St.
View from W. Side 2nd Ave.
Bway & 6 Ave.
W. 33 St. - 9th - 8th Aves
54th Street and 7th Avenue.
7 Ave. - 23 - 24 Sts.
8th Ave 119 - 120 Sts
7th Avenue, looking north to 57th Street.
7th Avenue and 54th Street.
Southeastern corner of 51st Street and 7th Avenue.
7th Avenue and 58th Street.
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Northwestern corner of 54th Street and 7th Avenue.


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October 7, 2019, 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM @ Old Greenbelt Theater
Bus pick-up at 12 noon at Friendship Arms and Community Residents
October 7, 2019, 7:00 PM @ The City Building
On October 7, at 7 p.m., Hyattsville's City Council will hold a Public Hearing to consider public testimony regarding Traffic Calming Petitions submitted for the 3900 block of Jefferson Street in Ward 2, and the 4200 block of Nicholson Street in Ward 1. It will be held on the third floor of the City Building. Can’t attend the hearing? No problem! Just email firstname.lastname@example.org for comments or questions.
October 7, 2019, 8:00 PM @ The City Building (Third Floor - Council Chambers)


Town of Enfield, NH
23 Main Street, Enfield NH 03748
Requests for Proposals (RFPs)
Active RFPs will be listed here. Check back often for updates.


Concrete Sidewalks in Greenville SC
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When you have concrete sidewalks installed by Greenville Concrete Solutions, you can enjoy a variety of benefits including enhanced curb appeal and increased safety. Additionally, concrete sidewalks are easy to maintain and can save you money in the long run. With concrete sidewalks, you’ll also be able to enjoy a comfortable walking surface that is slip-resistant and perfect for outdoor activities like jogging or biking.
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The subway system is a convenient means of transportation for traveling within Lisbon and to reach the Gulbenkian Foundation. The closest subway station to the Gulbenkian Foundation is São Sebastião (Red and Blue lines). Click here for the network diagram.
Since 2012, the subway connects the airport directly to the city center. From the airport, Gulbenkian can be easily reached by taking the red line to São Sebastião station. Alternatively, you can take a taxi for less than 10€.
If you prefer to travel by train, Lisbon is served by two stations where international trains stop. The older Estação de Santa Apolónia is located close to the city center, while Gare do Oriente is located in the eastern and more modern part of the city. They are both connected to the subway system.
Please check the official Gulbenkian Foundation Webpage for more accurate information.
Hotel Alif Campo Pequeno is 200 meters from the metro station Campo Pequeno, on the yellow line. The hotel is also at ~15 mins walking distance from Gulbenkian.
The EREP2016 will take place at Auditório 3 and Sala 2 of the Gulbenkian Foundation, see map below:


Why can't Danbury manage stop signs?
manage stop signs?
Several months ago, our Richter Drive neighborhood conducted a meeting of homeowners on speeding with a representative from City Hall.
Speed bumps are very effective when front ends or transmissions are dropped or become disabled when driving over them at excessive speeds. Speeding is stopped, but property owners do not want speed bumps placed in front of their property for fear they devalue property values. So speed limit and stop signs were recommended and promised to be installed within a week or 10 days. This was in September.
Well, September and 10-day periods came many times over, so telephone calls to the city on signage were met with "the stop signs are on back order," but in the interim, speed limit signs would be installed.
Whatever happened to carrying an inventory of stop signs? We are not talking about street name signs, so are we to look the other way and not be critical of the city and its operations? This is public safety, isn't it?
A speed sign was finally installed recently. Just one, mind you, and facing in the wrong direction! At least two signs should have been installed: one downhill and another uphill, as speeders speed downhill more than uphill.
Speeding is a public safety issue, and you would think a simple thing as a stop sign would be on hand along with proper installation, but apparently it is too difficult for our city managers and planners to accomplish.
There is no excuse for poor planning, execution and follow-through. Our municipal managers are highly paid, so why can't we receive better performance from them?
This is totally unacceptable.
Donald J. Miloscia


Butcombe Brewery set to develop Shipham pub
PUBLISHED: 11:00 25 October 2016
A pub owned by Butcombe Brewery is set to be extended, with plans for a 12-bed hotel submitted to Sedgemoor District Council this week.
Shipham-based The Swan Inn could receive a single-storey extension which will add six ‘high-quality’ letting rooms, plus a further six bed spaces from the conversion of disused garages.
The pub will also receive a makeover, with a new-look entrance and reception area planned.
A spokesman said: “We very much want to keep the pub as a pub serving Butcombe Beer along with great quality pub food.
“We are building extra car parking spaces for the many walkers who use the pub and we are also providing bike sheds for the many cyclists.
“We will be dog friendly and will welcome muddy boots.”


The Lynch Family Skatepark is looking great! The pro bowl in the far corner is already taking shape with concrete. The street section already has the down ledges and banks framed. It looks like California Skateparks is staying on track to finish this Fall! http://www.bostonskateboarder.com
Concrete Pouring for Boston Skatepark We can’t wait for the Lynch Family Skatepark to open! The Charles River Conservancy just announced that California Skateparks will begin pouring concrete soon. Over the past few months we have been watching the construction progress first hand. This empty spot under the Zakim is already beginning to resemble a world class Read More
Here are our favorite pictures from the Lynch Family Skatepark ground breaking!
Work begins on $4.5 mil Cambridge skatepark “Ben Kerrigan, proprietor of BostonSkateboarder.com, said there is a great need for the park. He said the city’s existing parks — in East Boston and Hyde Park — are too far away for many skaters. The park will also offer a place for beginners, who are people “you Read More


Applies from Thu 26 May 2022, 9.02am to Thu 2 Jun 2022, 2.00pm. Last reviewed: Thu 26 May 2022, 4.20pm
Closed parks: Park closed due to road closures/rain
This park is closed until further notice due to wet weather and council road closures.
Please ensure you check with local council road reports and our alerts page before travelling to Mungo.
Penalties apply for non compliance. For more information, please contact the local office.
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TTC’s Pape Station elevators now in operation
November 7, 2013
With the opening of the indoor passenger waiting area, bicycle parking and new elevators, the Toronto Transit Commission’s Pape Station is now fully accessible.
In August, Pape Station closed for 12 days to accelerate ongoing construction. During the closure, floors, stairs, finishes, ceilings and the new outdoor bus waiting area were completed.
The second exit will be completed by the end of the year.
Senior TTC managers, including CEO Andy Byford, will greet customers at Pape Station tomorrow morning from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
The TTC thanks customers and the local community for their patience as we work to improve transit in Toronto.
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Burgate lane in Alpington is closing on 8th to 9th March 2023 for guardrails repair works.
From the official notice:
… affecting the U76372 Burgate Lane from 215m west of its junction with U76373 Reeders Lane for 50m north-westwards in the PARISH OF ALPINGTON to facilitate Norfolk County Council guardrails repair works.
The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 8th to 9th March 2023 for the duration of the works expected to be about 2 days within the period.
Alternative route is via: Burgate Lane, Hall Road, Yelverton Road, Framingham Earl Road, Church Road, Wheel Road.


Wagner Announces Lambert Airport To Receive Nearly $15 million in AIP Grants
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Ann Wagner (R-MO), Chair of the House Suburban Caucus, released the following statement announcing nearly $15 million in Airport Improvement Program grants for St. Louis Lambert International Airport:
“I am pleased to announce Lambert Airport will receive nearly $15 million in Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grant funding. This funding will go towards important infrastructure improvements, including runway reconstruction, so Lambert can continue to provide St. Louis and our entire region with high-quality, effective service during all our travels. In addition to infrastructure improvements, these grants will also provide a needed boost to our local economy and support jobs here in St. Louis. I look forward to working with our local elected and airport officials to make sure these AIP grants are put to use quickly and efficiently.”
The $14,640,200 in Airport Improvement Program funding will be matched by $4,880,066 in local funding.


From 17:00 on Saturday 21 until 05:00 on Sunday 29 October, Hammersmith Bridge will be closed in both directions to all traffic, to enable the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham to complete maintenance works.
Roads in and around the area will be busier than usual, especially during peak times. Buses will be delayed, diverted or stop short of their normal destination. Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times. Cyclists will need to dismount and walk across or cycle via Chiswick or Putney Bridge.
Please plan ahead and allow more time for journeys. For full details and to know your travel options, visit tfl.gov.uk/hammersmith-bridge


Posted on: September 22, 2023
The City of Westminster Department of Public Works will once again provide leaf pickup during the fall season. Beginning on October 2, 2023. The City will collect leaves every week day of a set schedule.
Followinf the Bulk Trash Collection Requirements, re...Read on...