News and Announcements
- 05/01/2015 - County of Santa Cruz announces the sale of two Measure J homes
- 04/14/2015 - Click here to view March 24th presentation to Board of Supervisors (Item #56) regarding Environmental, Fire and Health & Safety issues related to outdoor cannabis cultivation.
- 03/09/2015 - The Housing Advisory Commission is hosting two more public meetings to gather input for the 2015 housing element update:
Thursday March 12th, 6:30-8:00pm, Temple Beth El Comunity Room, 3055 Porter Gulch, Aptos
Monday March 16th, 6:30-8:00pm, Watsonville Civic Plaza Community Room, 250 Main Street, Watsonville
- 02/06/2015 - Proposed changes to Agricultural Land Use Regulations will be discussed at Agricultural Policy Advisory Commission on Thursday February 12th at 1:30 pm. Staff report available here.
- 12/29/2014 - Public Meeting in Felton regarding Legalization Assistance Permit Program (LAPP) re-scheduled for Thursday January 8, 2015. Click here for more info.
- 10/30/2014 - Public Meeting in Aptos regarding Legalization Assistance Permit Program (LAPP) scheduled for Monday November 17. Click here for more info.
- 10/16/2014 - Vacation Rental Amemdments. See links to documents below:
Letter of Solicitation
Description of Proposed Changes to Vacation Rental Ordinance
Seacliff / Aptos Designated Area (SADA) map
- 10/03/2014 - Legalization Assistance Permit Program (LAPP) now effective. See links to documents below:
LAPP Informational Handout (Versión en Español)
LAPP Application (Versión en Español)
Sample Plot Plan (Versión en Español)
The Planning Commission agenda is available here.
For more information visit: http://sustainablesantacruzcounty.org/project-overview/
- 09/22/2014 - Click here to view Sept. 16th presentation to Board of Supervisors (Item #42) regarding Environmental, Fire and Health & Safety issues related to outdoor cannabis cultivation.
- 08/08/2014 - Coastal Commission certifies County ordinance modernizing commercial regulations for hotels and motels. Now effective countywide.
- 07/23/2014 - The Public Review Draft of the Sustainable Santa Cruz County Plan has been released. The public comment period is through August 18. Comments received by August 18 will be considered in revising the document into a final Plan, and all comments will be forwarded to the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisorsl. Find the plan online at http://sustainablesantacruzcounty.org/documents/project-documents/.
Comment via email to: email@example.com
For more information: Visit www.SustainableSantaCruzCounty.org
- 07/10/2014 - Click here for the Draft Summary & Recommendation for the Update on Afforadable Housing Regulations
- 06/11/2014 - Coastal Commission certifies an ordinance updating Santa Cruz County Coastal Zone regulations. Revised Chapter 13.20 now in effect countywide. Click here to view strikeout version.
- 05/27/2014- Sustainable Santa Cruz County: Let’s keep the conversation going! Upcoming Community Workshops for the Sustainable Santa Cruz County Plan will be repeated five times:
- June 2, 7:00 PM, Main Street Elementary 3400 N. Main Street, Soquel
- June 3, 7:00 PM, Live Oak Elementary 1916 Capitola Road, Santa Cruz
- June 7, 10:00 AM, Live Oak Grange 1900 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz
- June 9, 7:00 PM, Santa Cruz Gardens Elementary 8005 Winkle Avenue, Santa Cruz
- June 10, 7:00 PM, St. John’s Episcopal Church 125 Canterbury Drive, Aptos
For more information: 831-454-3290 or visit SustainableSantaCruzCounty.org
- 05/20/2014 - Board of Supervisors approves Draft Economic Vitality Strategy for a 45-day public review and comment period ending July 7.
- 03/18/2014 - Board of Supervisors expands the applicability of minor exceptions, special garage standards and setback adjustments to facilitate environmental protection, subject to Coastal Commission certification.
- 02/25/2014 - Coastal Commission certifies General Plan amendment and a Zoning Ordinance amendment to reduce the threshold for discretionary review of large dwellings from 7,000 square feet to 5,000 square feet. Effective as of February 13, 2014.
- 01/28/2014 - Board of Supervisors approves a County Code amendment providing for exceptions to sign standards. Coastal Commission certification is pending.
- 10/24/2013 - Bonny Doon Blanket Tree Removal Permit documents now posted on website.
- 04/29/2013 - First of two Community Meetings regarding East Cliff Village Shopping Center. Simpkins Family Swim Center, 979 17th Avenue, 7:00 p.m.
- 04/22/2013 - "Pasatiempo Sewering Sphere of Influence & Annexation Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration" Public Review Period: April 22, 2013 through May 21, 2013
- 03/29/2013 - Santa Cruz County’s new Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance (WELO) is now effective countywide. A WELO webpage, calculators and other useful information is available online, also linked under Handouts & Forms
- 02/26/2013 - Board of Supervisors approves Climate Action Strategy. See Climate Action Strategy page for details.
Click here for Responses to Public Comments Received at Winter 2010/2011 Community Forums and Focus Groups


Re-Surfacing of Burton Road West Didsbury
Manchester City Council have been in touch to ask us to let you all know about 4 days of West Didsbury disruption...
Update: The dates have been moved to 26th / 27th February and 5th / 6th March.
The affected part of Burton Road (according to the BBC) is between Barlow Moor Road and Nell Lane.
Burton Road is getting a full resurface over the weekends of the 19th / 20th and 26th / 27th February.
The road will be completely closed to through traffic over the 4 days although some exceptions will be made for resident access.
We're assured noise will be kept to a minimum during these essential works.


Britain's government gave the go-ahead Tuesday to build a new runway at London's Heathrow airport despite concerns about air pollution, noise and the destruction of homes in the capital's densely populated western neighborhoods.
The Department for Transport said the decision underlined its commitment to keeping the U.K. "open for business." Theresa May's government rejected other options to expand airport capacity, including the extension of an existing runway at Heathrow or building a second runway at Gatwick Airport, south of London.
"The step that government is taking today is truly momentous," Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said. "I am proud that after years of discussion and delay this government is taking decisive action to secure the U.K.'s place in the global aviation market."
The decision is only the first step, though. The government's recommendation will be studied further and a decision on the exact location of the new runway will be the subject of consultation. Parliament will vote in about a year.
Anti-expansion groups gathered in the village of Harmondsworth, near Heathrow and in Crawley, near Gatwick, to await the news. Neil Keveran has campaigned against Heathrow expansion for years and plans to fight on — even if the government goes for the third runway.
"A monopoly at Heathrow will serve nobody," he said. "It won't be good for passengers, it won't be good for other regional airports. I don't believe the runway will be delivered. I think legal challenges, and if necessary direct action, will prevent the growth of Heathrow."
London and southeastern England need more airport capacity to meet the growing demands of business travelers and tourists. Heathrow and rival Gatwick, 30 miles (50 kilometers) south of central London, had offered competing projects that will cost as much as 18.6 billion pounds ($29.1 billion). With the building of a new runway at Heathrow, homes will be destroyed and surviving neighborhoods will have to cope with increased noise, pollution and traffic.
The issue was so toxic that politicians created an independent commission to weigh the options — and it had decided to expand Heathrow. But it is up to political leaders and lawmakers to make the final decision, and authorities had stalled for months.
The upheaval prompted by Britain's vote to leave the European Union pushed the issue back further. A furious public relations battle has raged, with placards all over London's subway system, for example, extolling the virtues of Heathrow or Gatwick.
The commission had already rejected other options, such as one backed by former London Mayor Boris Johnson to build a new airport in the Thames Estuary. John Allan, chairman of London First, which campaigns to make the capital business-friendly, told the BBC that it is important to move ahead with the decision.
"What we want above all is more airport capacity in the southeast," he said. "Even though it is only a step in the road, it is a very important step in the road." Business groups and unions had offered support for expansion, in part to keep jobs in the community. "This not only protects the 80,000 jobs directly employed at the airport but will increase to a further 114,000 jobs that will be needed, and 10,000 local apprenticeship schemes," said Mick Rix, national officer of the union, GMB.


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2018 WICHITA FALLS BOND PROPOSAL
These projects and bond propositions are tentatively being considered by the City Council for a bond election to be held on May 5, 2018. A bond election has yet to be officially called or scheduled by the Council and these projects and their amounts are subject to change by future Council action.
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Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing to Make an Announcement
Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Raymond Cho, Minister for Seniors and Accessibility and Andrea Khanjin, MPP for Barrie-Innisfil will make an announcement.
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
274 Hurst Drive
Note: Free Parking on site. A media availability to follow. Accredited media only.


2022 in Review: Glenwood Springs residents welcome Midland Construction completion with open arms
Infrastructural improvements to Midland Avenue in Glenwood Springs was like having an itchy sweater you just couldn’t get rid of.
On any given day throughout 2021 and into the spring and summer of 2022, the $13.2 million project that repaved everything between 27th Street and Four Mile teemed with construction crews and backed up traffic.
South Midland Avenue in particular directly links the main part of town with the Glenwood Springs Municipal Airport, Sopris Elementary School, Sunlight Mountain Resort and several residential neighborhoods in the south Glenwood area and up the Four Mile corridor and Three Mile canyon.
But in early July, residents, commuters and a giant scissor wielding Mayor Jonathan Godes traded this itchy sweater for the roadway equivalent of a Cardigan, as the city finally marked the completion of the 18-month-long project.
The project was funded by the Colorado Department of Transportation, the Department of Local Affairs, tax revenues from Glenwood Springs and Garfield County.
Meanwhile, construction was done by Glenwood’s very own Gould Construction. The local entity ensured the project remained on schedule despite battling labor shortages and supply chain issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The project literally kicked off December 2020, a high point in the pandemic. But by late 2021, Gould President and Chief Operating Officer Mark Gould Jr. told Glenwood Springs City Council that they were ahead of schedule.
“We believe we’re ahead of schedule,” he said. “I’m really proud of the team for the amount of work they were able to accomplish in a short period of time.”
Not only did this labor of love remove Midland’s many cracks and blemishes, it installed rockwall netting, a new water line and a much-needed sidewalk alongside the roadway. It also mitigated natural deterioration caused by weathering and shifting land.
“This is such a great win for the community,” Godes was quoted saying during July’s ribbon cutting.
Glenwood Springs looks to provide a critical emergency evacuation route between Colorado Highway 82 and the western side of the Roaring Fork River. Called the South Bridge Project, it’s expected to cost $58.1 million.
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Intervention in a building construction site.
Wood and iron knots, 2.60 x .260 x 2.60 m
Sculpture made in situ, using materials from the concrete walls formwork. Once the intervention finished (after two days) the sculpture was dismantled so its materials would be used again in the following steps of the building construction.


1,000 expected to rally for a new transit system in Baton Rouge
POSTED: Monday, March 19, 2012 - 2:00pm
UPDATED: Monday, March 19, 2012 - 2:04pm
Baton Rouge, La — Together Baton Rouge is expecting over 1,000 faith and community leaders at its Assembly for Transit Reform.
The gathering will take place on Tuesday, March 20th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church, 9700 Scenic Highway.
It’s the culmination of a 14-month campaign to create a plan of action for transit reform. The event has two purposes: to kick off an unprecedented grassroots organizing drive leading up to the transit election on April 21 and to win public commitments from the CATS board and management to implement the transit reform plan as advertised and meet with Together Baton Rouge quarterly to be held accountable for results.
If the April 21 election passes, the new transit system in Baton Rouge will have:
• 15-minute average pick-ups at peak hours
• 18 new routes and 8 new express or limited-stop routes
• Exact arrival times available on cell phones
• 70 new shelters and an overhaul of all bus stops.
Transit Reform also includes changes to CATS' governance structure, which are expected to be approved in the coming weeks by the State legislature and Metropolitan Council.


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Notice of Public Meeting – Concerns regarding Municipal Roads
April 30, 2019 @ 7:00 pm
Council will be hosting a public meeting to discuss concerns regarding municipal roads within the Township of Douro-Dummer.
Where: The Douro Community Centre – Wellington Room (Upper level)
When: 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 30, 2109
This meeting provide a chance for the public to speak to Council regarding concerns with municipally maintained roads within the Township of Douro-Dummer.
If you wish to make a formal presentation, please contact Deputy Clerk, Martina Chait-Hartwig, no later than Tuesday, April 23rd at noon.
The public is requested to submit written comments or questions in advance of the meeting to Deputy Clerk, Martina Chait-Hartwig, no later than Tuesday, April 23rd at noon.
Presentations will be limited to 5 minutes each.
For further information please contact:
Township of Douro-Dummer
894 South Street, P.O. Box 92
Warsaw, Ontario K0L 3A0
705-652-8392, Ext. 210
E-mail: M. Chait-Hartwig


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CONNECT BROOKLYN AND QUEENS TO MANHATTAN, AND
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Moves 5,000+ people per hour in both directions
The l train is overcrowded
Traffic at Bedford Ave. Station has increased by more than 50% since 2007
Residential growth in Williamsburg
has increased dramatically during the past 10 years
Even more projects in the pipeline
Will bring increased congestion to Subway
Public Transportation Options are Stressed
There is simply no more capacity on the L Train
No easy “traditional” solution
Building new subway lines is cost prohibitive
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Cover hanging off and could fall on a pedestrian or car.very dangerous.
Reported in the Street lighting category anonymously at 14:27, Monday 17 February 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 5 minutes later
After the wind the top of the street light has fallen off and is hanging on by a wire. Could fall on a pedestrian or car.
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Great location (2 miles from I95/Route 1)-tremendous opportunities in area. Currently, zoned RP with many options for residential development. There is a large parcel (Tax Map 52-A-34) of 56+ acres (94 lots) and a second (connected) strip of parcels containing 17 add'l lots (Tax Maps 52C-1-13 / 52C-1-26 + 52C-1-E-21, 22, 23)/~10 ac. We have construction plans+utility agreements in hand.
Property Type: Residential Lots & Land
Sub Type: Residential Lots & Land
Listing Status: Active
Listing Price: $2,200,000
Zip Code: 22546
High School: Caroline
Acres: 65 acres
Area: All Areas
Days On Market: 311
Development Status: Site Plan, Utilities W/I 50', Zoned
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9154004. 8th Ave. "L" North from 110th St.
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The Budget Subcommittee of the City of Toronto is hosting meetings to hear public presentations on the 2018 Capital and Operating Budgets.
This is the opportunity to voice your opinions on the City budget and proposed changes. I encourage all residents to come out and have your say.
The City will be hearing public presentations for the Scarborough wards on Monday, January 8th in the afternoon and evening. I will be present at both times to hear your presentations. Please see below for more information:
Monday, January 8th, 2018
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
6:00 pm – onwards
Scarborough Civic Centre, Council Chamber 150 Borough Drive
To register to make a presentation email email@example.com or call at 416-392-4666.
For more information on the City budget and to read presentations, notes, and reports visit the City budget website at www.toronto.ca/budget.
A PARKING REMINDER – Winter is here and the City needs to clear snow when it falls. Cars that are parked on streets during the day and night interfere with snow plow operations. Please do not park your cars on the road so that our roads can be cleared quickly and our streets stay safe.
Temporary Road Closure at Steeles Avenue between Kennedy Road and Midland Avenue from Friday, December 15 at 11:00 pm to Monday, December 18 at 5:30 am
12月15日臨時關閉在Kennedy Road和Midland Avenue之間的Steeles Avenue路段
Steeles Ave Road Closure Notice (2)
As we celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday, 2017 is becoming a very memorable and proud moment for all Canadians. In the spirit of patriotism, I’d like to invite you to partake in a unique campaign to make history! The “Canada Flag 150” campaign aims to connect all Canadians from coast-to-coast.
RE: Nanjing Massacre Commemorative Day Event
Dear Community Leader:
I am writing to formally invite you to a very significant event for the Chinese community in the Greater Toronto Area in commemorating the Nanjing Massacre.
TORONTO, ON – Jim Karygiannis, City Councillor for Ward 39, Scarborough-Agincourt, invites members of the media and the public to the Opening Night and awards celebration kicking off the COMMFFEST Global Community Film and Arts Festival in Toronto.
I hope you and your family had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday.
I am writing to let you know that I am hosting a Town Hall Meeting for the new SmartTrack – GO Transit station planned for Finch – Kennedy (proposed with no parking lot). I invite you and your neighbours to this public meeting to learn more about the new station and to get your feedback. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Mark your calendar for the Agincourt Village Community Association AGM – featuring speakers, door prizes and community connections! Memberships of $20 per household will be collected. Everyone is welcome to attend the AGM free of charge.
Date: Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Knox Presbyterian Church
4156 Sheppard Avenue, Scarborough
Road Re-surfacing and Sidewalk Construction on Birchmount Road
Start Date: October 2, 2017
End Date: December 29, 2017


Traffic Update - Bridge Inspections, Chelmsford and Blezard Valley
Nov 3, 2015
Bridge Inspections, Chelmsford and Blezard Valley: Bridge inspections will result in temporary lane closures today, through to November 6 and then again on November 9. Lane closures will be alternating. Work will be done at the following locations and dates, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
November 3 - MR 15, north of Main Street, Chelmsford
November 4 - MR 15, east of Main Street, Chelmsford
November 5 - MR 15, west of MR 80, Blezard Valley
November 6 - MR 15, just north of Montee Rouleau, Blezard Valley
November 9 - Frappier Road, just north of MR 15, Blezard Valley


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Read the latest newsletter from Task Force 13
The Spring 2019 issue is out, covering stories on the latest MASH regulations and more.
Task Force 13 develops, recommends, and promotes standards and specifications for bridge and roadside hardware used by highway and transportation agencies on the nation's roadways. Task Force 13 is an association of concerned and experienced representatives from industry, academia, and state and federal transportation departments. Its mission is to develop guide specifications for existing and new materials and technologies identified for use in highway construction projects.


ALBANY -- Could tolls on the new Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge double to $10?
Read the full article here: Democrat & Chronicle
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Feb. 4, 2015 By Christian Murray
A day after Mayor Bill de Blasio said that he aims to build 11,250 affordable units over Sunnyside Yards, Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan issued a statement that questioned his plan.
Nolan’s viewpoint follows Governor Andrew Cuomo’s statement yesterday that made it clear that such development was not imminent. Cuomo said the ‘state and the MTA are studying several potential uses of the site from a long-term planning perspective.”
“I am extremely supportive of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s concerns that long term planning must be considered in any development of Sunnyside yards,” Nolan’s statement read.
“I have grave concerns about Mayor de Blasio’s plans as expressed in [Tuesday’s] state of the city address. There are many questions that must be asked. “
Nolan added: “I know I speak for mass transit users as well as the many residents and businesses and cultural and educational hubs in western Queens when I say true community review is needed. I look forward to working with Governor Cuomo in Albany to review any city plans that hurt my community.”
I have grave concerns about DeBlasio.
Why? Comrade Mayor cruised into office with a landslide of 17% of New York voters and has put his Politburo of advocates with no experience running anything in place to develop 5-year plans with price controls and an attitude that they know hat is best for everyone. What could possibly go wrong? The workers’ paradise is right around the corner, I am sure of it!


McCoy Road at NF Dibble Creek
Construction of a new bridge in replacement of a low water crossing on McCoy Road at North Fork Dibble Creek. Project includes re-alignment of approximately 2,500’ of McCoy Road and constructs an intersection with Matlock Loop for approximately 600’.
Estimated advertising date: Spring 2024
Estimated completion date: 2026


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This empty lot on Stone and Main will be the site of a mixed residential and commercial development by The Beach Company.
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The Saluda River was searched as a precaution Saturday night after a traffic accident on a bridge over the river in Pelzer, authorities said.
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Prime location between I-49 & Line Ave. 4 lots on .46 acres at the corner of Pierremont Rd & Lexington Ave. Parcel 171424089002300 zoned C1 (Neighborhood Commercial District). Parcel 171424089001900 zoned R17 (Single Family Residential) - consult MPC for rezoning details. This property is not in a flood zone. Survey available. Mineral rights reserved.
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Military Rd and Main St
The City of Charles Sturt wants your help to develop concept plans for the section of Military Rd between North St and South St, plus Main St at Henley Beach.
Consultation closes Wednesday 31-Oct-2018.
Done! I also noticed that Charles Sturt has a community survey/review open until the 15th October for their sections of the Bikedirect Network (including Linear Path, Coast Path & OH Greenway).
If the Coast Path is ever going to get completed through Tennyson, then showing the council that there is strong support for it's completion is a much needed first step.
The Survey , , Done .
Done - yeah I cycle there at times.


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Sunderland roadworks warning: Houghton Cut and seven other spots to see closures and disruption as resurfacing works take place
Resurfacing works are scheduled on stretches of some of Sunderland's major routes for August.
The works include daytime and overnight closures, including two overnight closures of the A690 Houghton Cut for Sunderland bound traffic.Diversions and traffic management will be in place for overnight closures at::: Doxford's Carrmere Road and Camberwell Way on Monday 3 August, Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 August between 7pm and 6am:: A19/A690 slip road (southbound off A19) on Monday 17, Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 between 7pm and 6am:: A690 eastbound Farm (Houghton Cut) to Stoneygate junction Thursday 19 and Friday 20 between 7pm and 6am. Closure of Houghton Cut into Sunderland and diversions via Newbottle.Council chiefs say works have been timetabled to minimise disruption as part of the council's programme for nearly 250 road and footpath projects over the financial year 20/21.Councillor Michael Mordey, deputy leader of Sunderland City Council and cabinet member for Environment and Transport, said: "Maintaining and investing in our city's highways has always been and remains one of this City Council's main priorities."Our highways and transport networks are integral to the smooth flows of people, goods and services across Sunderland and we have a robust programme of annual works and maintenance."In delivering this year’s extensive resurfacing programme, a significant amount of the work was programmed for over the spring and summer and this work continues in August."We always plan to minimise any disruption and, on behalf of council staff and contractors, thank you for your patience as we complete these necessary works."Daytime closures with traffic management and diversions include::: A182 New Herrington roundabout and Millers Hill on Sunday 9, Sunday 16 and Sunday 23 August between 8am and 6pm:: Silksworth Road from junction of Allendale Road towards roundabout with Silksworth Way Wednesday 12 and Thursday 13 August between 8am and 6pm:: Springwell Road from Chester Road roundabout southbound on Monday 24 and Tuesday 25 August between 8am and 6pm:: B1405 Premier Road, Plains Farm, Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 August between 8am and 6pm.A sum of over £5.7million was allocated to highways projects as part of the council's 2020/2021 capital budget in March.


Sheffield Supertram park and ride site to close for rail replacement works
Commuters face disruption over the bank holiday weekend and into next week while rails are replaced on Sheffield's Supertram network.
As part of the works, Middlewood Park and Ride will be closed from 12.01am on Saturday, May 26 until 5am on Friday, June 1.
Alternative parking and tram services will be available from Malin Bridge.
The yellow route will only operate between Meadowhall and Malin Bridge while the works are carried out.
The shuttle bus service Y1 will operate between Hillsborough and Middlewood from Tuesday, Mayy 29 and services SL1 and SL1A will be extended and operate through Hillsborough.
For more information visit www.travelsouthyorkshire.com/disruptions.


Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) will initiate stringent action against officials who fail to fill up potholes and complete minor patchworks by November 15 in their respective areas.
In all, 7,557 potholes were identified in the six zones in GHMC limits. Of these, 4,689 have been filled up and 2,868 are to be filled up. On Monday alone, 1,488 potholes were filled up in different areas, officials said.
Mayor Bonthu Rammohan had instructed officials to complete pothole filling up works and repair works by November 12. Now, the municipal corporation has given a cushion of two more days and will start inspection of the works from November 15.
Currently, only pothole filling works are being taken and complete road recarpeting works will be up taken up under Comprehensive Road Maintenance Programme (CRMP), in which private agencies will be entrusted with the responsibility of maintenance works. But till then the municipal corporation will be filling up all the potholes and completing minor repair works to avoid inconvenience of works.
“If any potholes are noticed after November 15, action will be initiated against the officials for failing to complete the works,” GHMC Chief Engineer Mohd. Ziauddin said.
To expedite the pothole filling works, the hot mix plant was operated on Saturday and Sunday to ensure sufficient supply BT for executing the works. Unless there are any genuine reasons, officials cannot point out any excuses, he said.
Meanwhile, GHMC has extended the last date for submission of bids under CRMP tenders, due to technical reasons. Officials said there was good response from agencies to take up the works. Already, a pre-bid meeting was conducted and nine agencies had participated in the meeting.
Under CRMP, roads covering 709 km of major roads and other thoroughfares will be entrusted to private agencies. GHMC had floated tenders for taking up the zone-wise road works under CRM. The total estimated contract value of these works is about Rs 1,827 crore and it will be a five-year contract.


The East Baton Rouge Metro Council will hold a special meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers of City Hall at 222 St. Louis St.
The meeting will allow action on items not addressed at last Wednesday’s meeting because it was abruptly ended when the council lost its quorum.
The Metro Council on Tuesday will consider urging the Library Board of Control to discontinue its current plans for a $19 million project to tear down the downtown library and build a new one. The council will also consider approving the low bid for a controversial $900,000 stage canopy in the downtown Galvez Plaza, among other items.
The quorum was lost Wednesday after council members Rodney “Smokie” Bourgeois, C. Denise Marcelle, Ulysses “Bones” Addison and Scott Wilson temporarily left the council chambers.
The council must maintain a quorum of seven of its 12 members.
Council members Chandler Loupe and Ronnie Edwards were absent.
Mayor Pro Tem Mike Walker, who runs the council meetings, adjourned the meeting almost immediately after the quorum was lost, saying he was legally obligated to end the meeting.
Walker, however, could have waited until a council member returned to the chambers to resume the meeting, according to the parish attorney’s office.


DRI Streetscape & 5 and 20 Materials & Update
Please find more information about the DRI project below. Click on the links and click on the document image to have the documents open for you in full view. Please note several of the documents are very large documents, some may take a moment to load. We are still looking for feedback and please email email@example.com with any comments and specific questions you may have.
June 10th Update – Updated East Castle Street Plan
Click here for the East Castle Street Design PDF Here.
There will be a City Council Special Session on Tuesday, May 7th at 6pm at the Sons of Italy:
Council Handouts at the 5.7.19 meeting:
Please find the draft detailed design report (second link is the appendices) from Barton & Loguidice as of the February meeting:
- Geneva DRI – Draft Design Report February 2019 (ID 1687085)
- Geneva DRI – Draft Design Report Appendices – February 2019 (ID 1658699)
Community Meetings and Responses:
- April –The DRI public meeting on Tuesday, April 9th had over 70 members of our community come and give feedback of the drafted designs for routes 5&20 corridor reconfiguration and downtown streetscape project. If you were not able to make the meeting, please see the attached presentation for more details: Geneva PIM #2 Presentation. Presentation in Power Pt here.
- Please find the meeting summary here: Geneva DRI Public Information Meeting #2 Summary
- Please send any and all feedback and questions on designs and comments can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.org.
- Here are the responses that we have gotten in thus far: 04-25-2019 Geneva DRI Digital Correspondences
- December 1st Meeting Summary- Public Meeting 1 Summary (ID 1643934)
Angled Parking Information, DOT Traffic Report/Responses and Research:
- For more information on how this type of parking leads to improved safety, visibility, loading and unloading, click here: Back_in_Angled_PArking_Info1
- For back in parking FAQs, please click here: Back_in_Angled_PArking_Info2
- For an updated traffic report, please click here.
- Read NYS Department of Transportation comments here: NYSDOT DDR Comment Response Letter – 2019-04-24_


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Only 10 minutes away from Ebène Cybercity, with direct connections to the main highways and popular shopping malls, Highland Rose holds a unique and strategic location. The morcellement is surrounded by picturesque mountain views and enjoys a moderate climate. Highland Rose provide a convenient urban lifestyle with its abundant green spaces.


Department of Highways, District 11
REVISED MEDIA ADVISORY
MANCHESTER, KY. ---(March 31, 2008)— The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to route traffic off I-75 at Exit 11 in Williamsburg, April 2 & 3. Southbound traffic will be routed across the exit ramps at the Overhead bridge in Williamsburg on Wednesday night at 7:00 PM until 9:00 AM Thursday morning. Northbound traffic will be routed across the exit ramps on Thursday night at 7:00 PM until 9:00 AM Friday morning.
The closure is necessary to set beams for the new bridge.
Delays are possible and motorists are advised to use caution through this area.
The actual starting date and duration of work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur.
MOTORISTS SHOULD BE ALERT FOR SLOWED/STOPPED TRAFFIC


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Cal Water comenzará un proyecto de mejora de la infraestructura de agua en Redondo Beach que reforzará la confiabilidad e infraestructura del sistema de agua para las necesidades cotidianas de los clientes. Esta renovación también mejorará la protección contra incendios en la zona, para que los bomberos puedan proteger a la comunidad durante una emergencia.
The project, which is scheduled to begin in early November, and is expected to take approximately eight weeks, includes the installation of 2,440 feet of new 8-inch water main. Crews will also install new, individual service connections and one new fire hydrant. Installation will take place on Pacific Coast Highway, from Diamond Street to Beryl Street, and on North Gertruda Avenue, between North Catalina Avenue and the end of the cul-de-sac at the intersection of Beryl Street and Pacific Coast Highway.
"This infrastructure upgrade will help protect against leaks and ensure we can continue to deliver safe, high-quality drinking water to Redondo Beach residents and businesses for years to come. Improved access to our water system will also help firefighters protect the community in the event of an emergency," said District Manager Dan Armendariz. "Proactive, strategic investments such as this one in our water system are critical to our continued ability to deliver quality, service, and value to our customers."
Construction will be performed mostly overnight, Monday through Friday between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m., in order to alleviate traffic congestion. After construction is completed, crews will conduct water quality testing and connect individual service lines to the new water main. Water service will be temporarily interrupted for one to two hours while individual services are connected to the new water mains and put into service. Residents will be notified in advance of any planned shutdowns, which are normally scheduled between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Crews will also restore all streets, sod, and landscaping impacted by the construction.


90-year-old Gateway pillars in Lafayette deserve to be saved
By Susan Deans
via the Denver Post newspaper web site
You may have seen them.
The two reddish stone pillars stand near 9 Mile Corner, the intersection of U.S. 287 and Arapahoe Road (CO 7) in Lafayette. They have been battered by time and neglect, occasional reckless drivers, and relocations.
As huge commercial and residential construction projects proceed on all sides of the busy intersection, the 90-year-old pillars, built in 1928 and dedicated to those who served in World War I, may not survive. Few are aware of their history, including government agencies that should help guarantee their survival.
The Boulder Rotary Club and a coalition of other civic and veterans’ organizations have taken up the cause of saving the pillars from possible destruction. Bill Meyer, a retired Boulder attorney and past Rotary president, has researched their neglect.
For reasons not yet clear, when the permit was issued for major construction in 2021 that changed the alignment of the intersection where the pillars stand, no historic preservation review of the impacts of the pillars was performed, as required by Colorado law.
A belated CDOT study – confirmed by the state Historic Preservation Office – found that the recent construction severely impacted the physical integrity and historic significance of the pillars. Additionally, CDOT said the stranding of one of the pillars on a traffic island with cars passing on both sides adds a new and serious vehicular hazard.
The Gateway Monument that included the pillars was dedicated in 1928, part of a “Road to Remembrance” planned along Arapahoe Road, dedicated to the 1,000 or so men and women from Boulder County who served in the First World War.
The project was originated by the Boulder Lions Club and the American Legion, with involvement from Boulder city and county governments and other local organizations including Rotary.
The entrance was to be a triangular piece of land on Arapahoe between two curved lanes bringing turning traffic onto Arapahoe from north and south on U.S. 287 and marked by the pillars alongside the road. The pillars would be built of flagstone and “designed something like the walls and alcoves of the new University buildings,” their architect said.
Project planning started in 1924, with groundbreaking in April 1928. Stonemason Lee Roy Watson built the pillars in two months. The rest of the Road of Remembrance project faltered after that. Other amenities such as parks and tree plantings never materialized.
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Update on Bridge Rd cycleway: Council and State Government drag their feet on serious safety concernsPosted on 29th December 2020
The cycleway remains dangerous and neither the City nor the State Government has explained how and when the problems will be addressed.
When the NSW Heritage Act was introduced in 1977 it was a turning point in the protection of our built heritage. However, all is not as it should be, and important heritage listed buildings in Glebe continue to deteriorate.
Updates about recent activities of the Society’s busy Blue Wren subcommittee and volunteers.
Thinking of repainting? The City of Sydney has guidelines for repainting, if your house is in a heritage conservation area.
Plans to shrink the St Phillips Heritage Conservation Area will undermine heritage values, liveability and amenityPosted on 29th December 2020
The Society has lodged an objection the NSW Government s plans to remove the parts of the St Phillips Heritage Conservation Area, paving the way for building heights up to the equivalent of eight storeys. T


Court: Court of Appeals of New York
Skanska USA Building, Inc. v. Atlantic Yards B2 Owner, LLC
Case no.: 38
Date filed: April 26, 2018
The highest court of New York has ruled that a statutory payment bond requirement for private development of public property could not be read into a construction contract that ... Log in to view the full text.


Six of Decherd's past Mayors were honored in a ceremony Friday May 29 at Decherd City Hall. The families of the past Mayors were given momentos from the city and plaques were placed on benches at the John L. Sanders Park and the Hank Weddington Park. The benches are to help remind people of the selfless duty that these people played in helping Decherd grow through the years. The City of Decherd salutes it' Mayors and Aldermen through the years to help us keep a growing community.
Womanless Beauty Pageant
Left to right are: Allie Shankles "Ms. Decherd", Micheal McCarver, Daniel Meaker, Patrick Dunn, Austin Meaker, Mayor, Robin Smith, Jason Cook and Jimmy Wayne Sanders
Improving the Park
The picture above contains people that have assisted in the upgrading of the Hank Weddington Park that is beginning. With contributions from Citizens, Swann Equipment, Russell Barnett Ford, and Home Depot, there is going to be a new look at the park.
Fencing, upgrading of the play area, flowers, and a new inclosed pavilion, to name a few. The park will be more user friendly and useful for all.
Tennessee Country Showdown
Decherd Honors employees that are veterans.
Dedication of Nissan Powertrain Blvd.
JoAnn VanHoosier retires after a long service to the City of Decherd
Plaque mounted to show appreciation for assistance from a citizen of Decherd


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This page lists all petitions to Communities and Local Government which have now been closed.
|Date received||Petition title||Submitted by||Petition summary||Approx no. signatories||Response|
|November 2009||Dartmouth Business Rate Valuation||Dartmouth and District of Trade and Businesses||To register opposition to the rises in business rates in Dartmouth.||1,000||See response below|
|20 July 2009||Local residents' views on the Southwest Spatial Strategy||Numerous residents, but organised by Save Our Green Spaces||Letters expressing concerns of local residents about the need to retain and protect the Green Belt for future generations and retain local land for agricultural use for food production.||200||See response below|
|24 June 2009||Campaign for a sustainable Brent Cross Cricklewood development||Sarah Teather MP||We the undersigned urge the Government to "call-in" the Brent Cross Cricklewood planning application for independent and impartial assessment||2,200||See response below|
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The Atlanta city council may have something real to chew on regarding the Atlanta Falcons stadium plan soon: Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has promised an actual financial plan for the project by the end of the month. Or rather, “a detailed review of terms of the conversation” with the Falcons. Which, not exactly the same thing. But at least it’s something to talk about, or rather, to not talk about, since wouldn’t the council really rather talk about what kind of goodies to ask for in exchange for $200 million or maybe $300 million or maybe more in public money?
In related news, the mayor of Flowery Branch, a metropolis of 5,600 people 50 miles northeast of Atlanta where the Falcons have their training camp, has said that he’d love to host a Falcons stadium, saying, “How cool would it be if the Superbowl were in Flowery Branch, Georgia?”
There are two possibilities here:
- The mayor of Flowery Branch actually thinks that the Falcons would build a stadium in his town.
- The mayor of Flowery Branch thinks that this is an awesome opportunity to get his town’s name in national newspapers in close proximity to the words “Super Bowl.”
Your call which it is. Though if the latter, he might want to spell it properly, or he’s going to miss out on the full SEO hit.


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WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL
ROGATE: NORTH STREET – (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2023
NOTICE is hereby given that West Sussex County Council made an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from proceeding along
North Street, Rogate between the A272 and Pond House
The Order is necessary to protect public safety whilst highway drainage improvement works are undertaken.
The Order will come into effect on 2 October 2023 and will last for 18 months. It is anticipated the works will commence on or after 2 October 2023 and will take 3 weeks to complete.
Note: There will be a further period of up to 4 weeks (anticipated) with traffic lights while works are carried out further up North Street.
Any queries about the works to take place should be directed to Landbuild, telephone number 01798 872555. Any queries about the effect of the Order on vehicles using the highway should be directed to WSCC, telephone number 01243 642105.
Dated this 28th day of September 2023
Director of Law & Assurance


I Think Therefore I Am
City of Vincent
316 Marine grade stainless steel
3.5 x 4m
Commissioned by the City of Vincent and Brennan Sloan Accounting, I Think Therefore I Am was completed in 2014. Located outside one of the City of Vincent's redevelopments, the sculpture links the recent history of its location - an old educational institution - with its current users. It is also designed to symbolise reinvention, both within a specific space, and within individuals.
Over the years, surface patination has enhanced the aesthetic of the sculpture (as shown below).


National Bike Month is coming up in May, and we want to help your business get ready to celebrate! Bike Month is a great time to support your existing bike commuters and to help new bicyclists try bike commuting for the first time.
April 19, 2018Advocacy
As a member of the Road to Zero Coalition, the League of American Bicyclists is excited by the progress made in the national movement for Vision Zero — zero traffic deaths and severe injuries.
News From The League
How to Get Involved
Become a Member!
Join the League this month and you could win a new bike or a travel voucher! Your membership supports our work to build a Bicycle Friendly America for Everyone!


Park Lane North, 118-17 Union Turnpike
Working closely with residents, this team improved the building’s airtightness using a blower-door depressurization test to detect areas of outside air infiltration.
This project is on Panel #9.
MechoSystems Headquarters, 42-03 35th St.
MechoSystems completed a system-bysystem renovation of their former factory, transforming it into a state-of-the-art office that maximizes daylighting and utilizes the latest lighting and controls technology.
This project is on Exhibit Panel #1.
45-08 40th St.
Working with the New York City Retrofit Accelerator allowed this property owner to create a plan for an effective lighting retrofit.
This project is on Exhibit Panel #2.
The Fairview, 61-20 Grand Central Parkway
This comprehensive retrofit included mechanical system upgrades that improved building performance, maximized energy savings, and reduced carbon emissions.
This project is on Exhibit Panel #9.


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As you probably know, all landscape construction starts life with a design. Slope, aspect and drainage will present different opportunities and budget considerations for the final building project. Council planning rules may also come into play. That’s where we really make a difference, taking care of the entire project including design, lighting and irrigation plans, engineer drawings and DA approval. Smaller projects may not need a DA but will still require a practical design that can be built on your site.
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Landscape building projects often lend themselves to a staged approach. This can help spread your budget across a longer period to ease cashflow.
With our understanding of landscape design and building, you can rely on us to deliver a seamless landscape construction experience. We pride ourselves on professionalism and fantastic communication throughout the entire process. There will be a site supervisor allocated to your landscape building project along with fully licensed and insured tradespeople and apprentices. We have our own truck driver for fast, efficient material deliveries and all rubbish is removed from site.


For Immediate Release
May 12, 2017
2017 Microsurface Project to Begin May 15th
Avon, CO—Starting Monday, May 15th and continuing through June 2nd, the Town of Avon will be constructing street improvements on West Beaver Creek Boulevard from Lake Street to the railroad tracks, Wildridge Road between Wildwood Road and Old Trail Road, and along Millie’s Lane. The improvements include crack repair, asphalt patching, microsurface application consisting of a sealer with fine aggregate, and striping. Project duration is approximately three weeks and will be performed by A-1 Chipseal & Rocky Mountain Pavement on behalf of the Town.
The following is a description of the work with approximate start dates:
Asphalt patching and crack sealing: Week of May 15th
Microsurface application: Week of May 22nd
Striping: Week of May 29th (No work on Memorial Day Holiday)
The contractor and Town staff will coordinate with residents and businesses in the immediate work areas. Residents and guests are asked to drive carefully around construction personnel and equipment, and exercise patience as there will be some traffic delays on the roads under construction. Please contact Jim Horsley, Town of Avon Project Engineer, with any questions regarding this work at (970) 748-4134 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
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Fairford Town Council has prepared a Neighbourhood Development Plan, published below. The Plan sets out a vision for the future of the town and planning policies which will be used to determine planning applications locally.
Hard copies are also available for inspection between 9:00 and 17:00 Monday to Friday at the Council offices on Trinity Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 1PX.
Copies are also available for inspection at:
Fairford Community Centre
Monday – Friday 10:00 – 13:00
Monday 9:30 – 17:00
Wednesday 9:30 – 17:00
Thursday 9:30 – 19:00
Saturday 9:30 – 13:00
If you would like to request a hard copy, please contact the Council and a hard copy can be sent out by post at cost: £5 for the Neighbourhood Development Plan, £15 for the Plan and all the published supporting evidence.
All comments must be received by 12:00 on Tuesday 13 December 2022.
There are a number of ways to make your comments:
- Download and complete the following form and email it to: email@example.com
- Print and complete the form and post it to: Neighbourhood Planning, Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, GL7 1PX.
- We will accept other comments in writing (including electronic, such as email, provided that a name and address is supplied). We cannot accept anonymous comments. Email firstname.lastname@example.org or write to: Neighbourhood Planning, Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, GL7 1PX.
All representations will be publicly available, and identifiable by name and (where applicable) organisation. Please note that your comments, name and address and, if applicable, organisation will be publicly available but your signature, email address and telephone number will be removed. Other personal information provided will be processed by Cotswold District Council in line with Data Protection legislation. To find out how we use your personal data, please view our privacy notice at: https://www.cotswold.gov.uk/support/privacy-and-data/general-information/. Representations may include a request to be notified of the local planning authority’s decision to make the plan under regulation 19.
Following the consultation, all representations received will be sent to an independent examiner, along with the Plan and supporting evidence. The examiner will consider whether the submitted Plan meets the Basic Conditions – the legal requirements that a plan must meet in order to proceed to referendum.
The examiner will prepare a report containing recommendations to be considered by Cotswold District Council. If, on the examiner’s advice, the council determines that the plan meets the ‘basic conditions’, it will go forward to referendum. If at the referendum more than 50% of people vote to support the plan, we will use it to help decide planning applications in Fairford Parish.
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consultation statement evidence
Committee on Climate Change UK Housing – Fit for the future? [Report]. – 2019.
The Cotswold District Local Plan, 2011-2031 [Report]. – 2018.
DEFRA National Standards for SuDS [Report]. – 2015.
DEFRA The National Pollinator Strategy: for bees and other pollinators in England [Report]. – November 2014.
Environment Agency Environment Agency Fairford Flood Alleviation Scheme (2008-2013) [Report]. – 2013?.
Final Community Plan 22 July 2014 for adoption [Report]. – 2014.
FTC Fairford Health Check [Report]. – 2005.
Fairford HorizonFinal May 2011 [Report]. – 2011.
GCC GCC Surface Water Management Plan (SWMP) [Report]. – March 2015.
Gloucestershire County Council Population Profile [Report]. – 2019.
Gloucestershire SUDS Design and Maintenance Guide (SDMG) [Report]. – Dec 2015.
Local Flood Risk Management Strategy [Report]. – Summer 2014.
GRCC Report on Current Housing Stock Sept 2015 rev 27.10.15 – September 2015.
Halcrow Strategic Flood Risk Assessment – Level 1 [Report]. – 2008.
HMG The Road to Zero [Report]. – 2018.
JBA CDC’s Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Report [Report]. – 2014.
JBA Water Cycle Study carried out for the Cotswold District [Report]. – 2015.
NBS The SuDS Manual [Report]. – 2015.
Evidence base – Fairford Drainage Strategy v2FR 260218 (003) [Report]. – 2019.
Thames Water Fairford Drainage Strategy Stage 1 [Report]. – 2015.
UK Government Sub Regional Fuel Poverty [Report]. – 2019.


Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport is about twenty-one kilometers northeast of Chongqing in Lianglu Town, Yubei District. CRT Metro Line 3 connects the airport to the centre of Chongqing, the airport station is accessible from the domestic terminal (from the international terminal it either a 10 minutes walk or a ride by free shuttle bus). Buses also depart from the ground level of the terminal to Shangqisi Lu, Yuzhong, in central Chongqing. Taxi to downtown of Chongqing would cost about 40-80RMB. Airport Shuttle Bus Airport Shuttle Buses are easily accessible at Terminal 2. There are two different stops, when you stand on line, please see clearly.


3-storey Building Under Renovation Collapses In Lagos (Photos)
Many people are trapped in the rubble of a 3-storey building under renovation, that collapsed on Daddy Alaja street, Oke-Arin, Lagos Island this morning. Men of the Lagos state Emergency Management Agency and residents of the area are currently trying to rescue trapped victims.
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Lane Closures Set For This Week On I-10
Beginning tonight, there will be nightly lane closures happening on Interstate 10 until Sunday. Each night, the East bound closures will last from 10 PM until 6 AM from mile post 135 to mile post 137 in Iberville and West Baton Rouge Parishes.
DOTD crews will be constructing the I-10 cable barrier system. Heavy delays are expected.
Suggested Detour Route: Take I-10 EB to I-49 NB. Proceed north to US 190 EB. Take US 190 east to LA 415. Proceed south on LA 415 SB to I-10 EB.


Temporary Road Closure - The Green, Little Neston - from Oct 24
|Published: 11th October 2018 11:37|
Please note the following temporary road closure notice for Little Neston which commences on 24th October 2018 (amended date).
This is necessary for safety reasons to enable Flood Alleviation Scheme and will be carried out by Welsh Water.
The works, on The Green off Town Lane in Little Neston, is anticipated to finish on 11th January 2019.
Cllr Louise Gittins has asked council officers to liaise with bus companies and ensure notices are distributed to keep residents informed.
Traffic should proceed via Bendee Road, Bendee Avenue, Lees Lane:


City Of Sonora Awards Half Million Dollar Contract
Sonora, CA — Monday evening at the final City Council meeting for July a contract worth $517,005 was awarded Ford Construction, Inc. to complete the Shaws Flat Storm Drain Phase Two Project.
According to City Administrator Greg Applegate the final stage of the project will include widening the shoulders of Shaws Flat Rd. from north of the high school to Saratoga Rd.
Applegate labels the construction a safety project. Initially it will eliminate the sheeting of rain water during the winter months. In addition by widening the shoulders of the road immediately north of the high school motorists should enjoy a greater degree of driving comfort.
Applegate is hopeful construction can commence by mid to late August, 2008.
Written by Bill Johnson


Construction will take place from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. over several weeks depending on the weather, according to the city. Lane reductions during construction are possible.
Start dates vary for each road or subdivision.
- July 21: Mason Creek subdivision
- July 26: Woods at Crystal Falls subdivision
- Aug. 2: Boulder at Crystal Falls subdivision
- Aug. 2: County Glen subdivision
- Aug. 23: Hernandos Loop subdivision
- Aug. 23: Crystal Falls Parkway between US 183 and Bagdad Road
- Aug. 30: Hero Way West between CR 290 and Lakeline Boulevard
Subdivision roads include Greening Way, Deep Woods Trail, Twisted, Oak Drive, Madrone Trail, Bent Oak Cove, Laurel Lane, Sequoia Drive, Columbine Lane, Mimosa Lane, Primrose Lane, Vista Drive, Muledeer Run, Honeybee Lane, Dove Ridge Trail, Holly Hill Drive, Overland Drive, Cimarron Cove, Sequoia Cove, Sedona, Phantom Horse, Shawnee, Shamrock Drive, Emerald Isle Drive, Ruby Isle Drive, West Drive, Ireland Drive, Dublin Drive, County Cork Lane, Limerick Lane, Londonderry Drive, Killarney Drive, Tyrone Drive, New Castle Lane, Tipperary Drive, Wicklow Drive, Darby Lane, Shannon Circle, Erin Circle and Hernandos Loop.
Cars blocking road work will be towed if they are not removed by 7 a.m. on the project start date, according to the city. Vehicles, motorcycles and bikes cannot be on the roads during construction.


Thank you for your interest in our mayoral election, calling on the candidates to commit to delivering zero carbon roads by 2030. The campaign action is now closed.
Our demand is bold and ambitious, but it’s one we truly believe will improve the lives on Londoners. Alongside the next mayor, London Borough Councils will have an essential role to play in decarbonizing our roads. With London Borough Council elections fast approaching in 2022, we will also be pressing councils to take action on zero carbon roads too.
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The NPR (National Public Radio) headquarters located at 635 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., in the Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
Note: The building was demolished in June 2013.
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Front Royal Business Offices will be CLOSED on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 from 11:30am – 1:00pm for the Employee Holiday Luncheon.
This includes Town Hall and the Departments of Public Works and Energy Services.
The night dep...
The Front Royal Town Council is accepting resumes/applications from citizens who are interested in serving on the Front Royal Planning Commission. To be eligible for appointment to the Planning Commission, applicants must be freeholders of land and reside...
W-L Paving will be milling and paving Belair Avenue from E. 6th St to the railroad tracks at 8th St. They will pave a portion of E. 6th St in between Belair Avenue on the South side to Belair Avenue on North side. This has been re-scheduled for December 6...
NEW YEAR’S DAY HOLIDAY CLOSING
TRASH/RECYCLING HOIDAY COLLECTION NOTICE
CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION
YARD WASTE COLLECTION ENDS FOR SEASON
The Town of Front Royal Business Offices will be closed Tuesday, January 1, 2019 in observanc...
CHRISTMAS EVE and CHRISTMAS DAY
HOLIDAY CLOSING and TRASH/RECYCLING COLLECTION NOTICE
CHRISTMAS TREE, YARD WASTE, LEAF COLLECTION
The Town of Front Royal Business Offices will be closed Monday, December 24 and Tuesday, December 25, 2018 in obser...
The Front Royal Town Council will hold the following public hearings on Monday, December 10, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in the Warren County Government Center’s Board Meeting Room, to consider:


If you are developing a property that has a heritage overlay you must get a planning permit for all external changes. You can read more about what this involves on our When you need a planning permit page.
Obtaining more information about a heritage-listed property
If your property is located within a heritage overlay and you would like more information about the significance of the property, see the Victorian Heritage Database on the Victorian Heritage Council website.
The Victorian Heritage Database, managed by Heritage Victoria, is an online database containing information about Victorian Heritage Places and Precincts including statements of significance, physical descriptions, historical information, builder, architectural style, photographs, and heritage overlay number.
How heritage places are selected
What is a heritage place?
In August 1979, the Burra Charter was adopted by the Australian National Committee of International Committee of Monuments and Sites. This charter provides guidance for the identification, conservation and management of places with cultural heritage significance.
A heritage place can be:
- a site
- an area
- a landscape
- building(s) or other work
- places of historical events
- urban areas
- industrial places
- archaeological sites
- spiritual and religious places.
Cultural heritage significance means a place with aesthetic, historic, scientific, social or spiritual value for past, present or future generations.
Council has a strong commitment to protect and enhance the rich historical fabric of the City which forms an important part of the identity of Merri-bek.
Identifying heritage places in Merri-bek
All municipalities contain heritage places. Local councils have a role to play in identifying and protecting places of heritage significance.
Most local heritage places are identified through a municipal heritage study, carried out by an experienced heritage consultant.
During the initial stages of the study, the community and local historical societies are encouraged to nominate sites and places of potential heritage significance. A nominated place then undergoes a heritage assessment to determine if it is of local or State significance and therefore warrants statutory heritage protection.
Heritage assessments are carried out by qualified and experienced professionals in accordance with the principles of the Burra Charter. Assessment reports (citations) include a statement of significance that identifies the what, how and why of heritage protection.
Sometimes new heritage sites are identified in Merri-bek. After public consultation, the Moreland Planning Scheme may be amended to include and protect new heritage sites. You can learn more about this on our Moreland Planning Scheme page.
Protection of heritage places
Local heritage places are protected in the Moreland Planning Scheme through heritage overlays, which require a planning permit to alter a heritage place.
A heritage overlay conserves and enhances heritage. An overlay shows how your land can be used and developed. All heritage overlays are recorded in the Moreland Planning Scheme. Importantly, the heritage overlay does not preclude development; it simply makes sure that any new works do not adversely affect the heritage significance of the place. Heritage sites are protected in one of two ways:
Heritage overlays applied to an individual site, building, or object
Individual heritage overlays can have controls that require you to get a planning permit to make changes.
A place with its own heritage overlay is an important heritage site. Examples in Merri-bek are the Pentridge Prison Complex, Wiseman House, Glenroy, Hoffman’s Brick and Pottery Works, Brunswick.
Heritage overlay applied to a broader precinct area
Most heritage sites do not have their own individual heritage overlay. Instead they are identified and protected within a heritage overlay control that applies over a wider precinct area that may include all the houses in a street or group of streets.
A heritage precinct overlay can also include places with no heritage value. These places have a heritage overlay so that new development does not have a negative impact on the heritage significance of the whole area.
Examples of some heritage precincts in Merri-bek are Barkly Street, Brunswick East, Newlands Estate Precinct, Coburg, and Turner Street Precinct, Pascoe Vale.
Where can I find out more about heritage sites in Merri-bek?
You can find a list of all individually listed heritage sites and all properties in a heritage precinct overlay in the Moreland Planning Scheme on the Victorian Environment, Land, Water and Planning website.
Council's heritage studies
Council's heritage studies record the heritage significance of the heritage precincts as well as individual places.
The City of Moreland Heritage Review, Allom Lovell and Associates, Volumes 1 to 5, January 1999
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 1 - Thematic History (PDF 1.3MB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 2 Part 1 - Building Citations - A to K (PDF 4.0MB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 2 Part 2 - Building Citations - L to Z (PDF 3.9MB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 3 - Heritage Overlay Precincts (PDF 2.9MB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 4 - Heritage Overlay Guide (PDF 230.2kB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Volume 5 - Landscape Citations (PDF 1.5MB)
- Moreland Heritage Review - Additional Heritage Overlay Precincts (PDF 10.4Mb), September 2001
- Moreland Heritage Review - Additional Building Citations (PDF 4.7Mb, September 2001
North of Bell Street Heritage Study, Context Pty Ltd for Moreland City Council, Volumes 1 and 2, 2013
- North of Bell Street Heritage Study - Volume 1 (PDF 2.7MB)
- North of Bell Street Heritage Study - Volume 2 (PDF 6.8MB)
Moreland Heritage Gap Study, Context Pty Ltd for Moreland City Council, Volumes 1-3, 2019
- Moreland Heritage Gap Study - Volume 1 - Report and Methodology (PDF 3.0MB)
- Moreland Heritage Gap Study - Volume 2A - Residential Citations (PDF 10.6MB)
- Moreland Heritage Gap Study - Volume 2B - Residential Citations (PDF 7.9MB)
- Moreland Heritage Gap Study - Volume 3 - Non-Residential (PDF 6.9MB)
Moreland Heritage Nominations Study, Extent Heritage Pty Ltd for Moreland City Council, Volumes 1-2, 2022:
Keeping Brunswick’s Heritage: A Report on the Review of the Brunswick Conservation Study, Context Pty Ltd, Volumes 1 to 4, 1990
The City of Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study, Timothy Hubbard Pty Ltd, in five parts, October 1990 – March 1991
- Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study - Volume 1 - Text, October 1990 (PDF 17.2MB)
- Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study - Volume 2 - Data sheets (A to Ra), March 1991 (PDF 13MB)
- Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study - Volume 3 - Data Sheets (Re to Z), October 1990 (PDF 4MB)
- Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study - Extract - Building Guidelines (PDF 13.0MB)
- Coburg Heritage Conservation and Streetscape Study - Extract - Guidelines for Public Works (PDF 35.4MB)
Northern Suburbes Factory Study, Gary Vines and Matthew Churchward, 1992
- Northern Suburbs Factory Study - Part 1 - History and Analysis (PDF 9Mb)
- Northern Suburbs Factory Study - Part 2 - Citations(PDF 9Mb)
The City of Merri-bek's Thematic History addresses the history of the physical development of the municipality since post contact occupation.
It explains how and why the municipality looks like it does today. It identifies and explains those aspects and themes that help us understand the area and its historic physical fabric.
The Thematic History is centred around themes, such as agriculture, industry, governance, and migration, that have shaped the municipality and provides a framework for identifying and assessing potential heritage places.
It does not provide a chronological account of everything that happened in the municipality. It is not a record of all the individuals, events, schools, sporting clubs, institutions that may have left their mark on the municipality or study area.
The Thematic History is essential in being able to identify potential heritage places and ultimately assess and determine their heritage significance. It highlights the importance of protecting Merri-bek’s heritage places as it identifies a number of significant heritage places that have been lost over the years due to these places not being protected under the provisions of a Heritage Overlay in the Moreland Planning Scheme.
You can download a copy:
You can also ask to see Council's heritage studies at the Merri-bek Civic Centre. You can find out more about the Customer Service Centre at Merri-bek Civic Centre on our Contact us page.


Plans for up to 3,000 homes in Elsenham to go on display
RESIDENTS in Uttlesford will get their first glimpse of plans for up to 3,000 new homes on land between Elsenham and Henham when they are unveiled at a series of public exhibitions next month.
The Fairfield Partnership will be presenting its proposal to the public before submitting it to Uttlesford District Council. It includes a first phase of up to 800 homes as part of a wider master plan for a further 2,200.
Steve Biart, speaking on behalf of The Fairfield Partnership, said: “We are displaying our plans throughout the district, and we encourage residents to come down to see the proposals for themselves and talk any questions through with our development team.”
The firms said the first phase, to be delivered by 2018/19, would deliver much-needed new infrastructure close to the district’s biggest employer, Stansted Airport, and close to where new employment sites are proposed in the draft Local Plan. It also includes plans for a primary school, health and recreation facilities, new jobs and community facilities, transport and highway improvements, as well as new foul water, drainage and utility infrastructure.
The Fairfield Partnership has repeatedly claimed that the 3,300 homes allocated in Uttlesford District Council’s Draft Local Development Framework for the next 15 is insufficient to meet the area’s long-term housing need and that the most sustainable approach is for a new single settlement.
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The venues and dates of the public exhibitions are:
• Saturday November 10 10am to 2pm at the OSCA Centre, Crow Street, Henham
- 1 Venue change for Ibiza Anthems Garden Party to Saffron Walden
- 2 Essex village celebrates 1,000 years of memories with new archive
- 3 Cows rescued after A120 collision
- 4 In pictures: Saffron Walden's weekend of flooding
- 5 In pictures: Classic cars rally to celebrate the Royal British Legion at 100
- 6 Spurs partnership with Walden clubs is a first in UK
- 7 Updates after person hit by train near Cambridge
- 8 Stansted Airport's summer getaway flight figures
- 9 In pictures: Uttlesford pupils' fun before the summer holidays
- 10 Disabled resident compensated after Uttlesford council 'fault'
• Wednesday November 14 2pm to 8pm at Stansted Free Church, Chapel Hill, Stansted
• Thursday November 15 2pm to 8pm at St Mary’s Church Parish Rooms, Church Path, Saffron Walden
• Friday November 16 2pm to 8pm at the E T Foakes Memorial Hall, 47 Stortford Road, Great Dunmow
• Saturday November 17 10am to 2pm at Elsenham Village Hall, High Street, Elsenham
Further information is available at elsenham-info.co.uk.


Shipyards Brewery District: Approved
If you haven't heard, the North Vancouver Council has voted to rewrite a portion of the city’s zoning bylaw to make it easier for new breweries to open lounges in Lower Lonsdale! This means we can expect to see breweries popping up in the industrial area east of St. Georges Avenue, along East Esplanade, as well as First Street as stated by North Shore News.
While Beere Brewing Company is already open in the heart of lower Lonsdale, we are expected to gain Streetcar Brewing, Funk Brewing, Superfluxe Brewing, and potentially 2 more breweries within 2019!
Are you excited about Lower Lonsdale's shift to becoming a craft beer hot spot? Let us know in the comments below!
(For further information, please see https://www.nsnews.com/news/city-of-north-van-approves-shipyards-brewery-district-1.23798911)


Tata Motors To Supply 921 ‘Made In India’ Electric Buses To Bengaluru’s Public Transport Fleet
India’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer Tata Motors bagged an order for 921 electric buses from Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC).
Under the larger tender by Convergence Energy Services Limited (CESL), Tata Motors will supply, operate and maintain 12-metre electric buses for 12 years, per the contract.
“Tata Starbus is an indigenously developed vehicle with superior design and best-in-class features designed for sustainable and comfortable travel,” the company said.
“This order is paramount for Bengaluru’s growing need for clean, sustainable urban mass mobility. BMTC is happy to induct modern electric buses that will attract maximum ridership for eco-friendly public transport,” G Sathyavathi, IAS, Managing Director of BMTC, said.
“Tata Motors’ commitment towards modernising public transportation in India is further strengthened by receiving the prestigious order of electric buses from BMTC. We are confident that these environment-friendly electric buses will benefit the residents of Bengaluru,” Rohit Srivastava, Vice President, Product Line – Buses, Tata Motors, said.
It must be noted that Tata Motors has already received orders for 1,500 electric buses from Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and 1,180 electric buses from West Bengal Transport Corporation (WBTC), respectively, in the last 30 days.
To date, Tata Motors has supplied more than 715 electric buses across multiple cities in India, which have cumulatively clocked more than 40 million kilometres.
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Hicksville wastewater treatment project may be getting larger
By LISA NICELY
HICKSVILLE The proposed $7.4 million wastewater treatment project may be getting larger.
At the Hicksville Village Council meeting on Monday, council heard from Rick Weaver and Dick Heyman of the Poggemeyer Design Group engineering firm about options for the wastewater treatment plant project.
The Crescent News is available to our paid subscribers.


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MT. VERNON – A lane reduction will be in place weather permitting starting Monday night on Illinois 15/Broadway Street in Mt. Vernon.
According to IDOT, lane closures for road work will be in effect from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Work includes patching, milling and resurfacing along Broadway from 25th Street to 44th Street. You should slow down, be alert to equipment and workers and use extreme caution when traveling through this area.
To avoid any delays, you should seek an alternate route. Emergency vehicles will be allowed through the work zone as quickly as possible.


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This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on
or near the road to facilitate carriageway and footway works on Charlton Road prior
to the implementation of the Keynsham High Street One-Way Trial by Bath and North East Somerset Council and will be operative on 27th March 2017 for a maximum period of one month. The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and may not be effected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works. This is anticipated to be for a period of 5 nights between the times of 1900hrs and 0700hrs.
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This is the last buildable lot located on Pier Street in picturesque Lakeside. Just over half an acre and less than 2 blocks from Lake Michigan. Pier Street has a wonderful mix of architectural styles, which makes it one of the most interesting in the area. All utilities are available in the street.
|Listing Type||For Sale|
|Days On Site||285|


The Benton City Council will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, October 26th. The schedule is as follows:
- Agenda meeting – 6:30 P.M.
- Public Hearing regarding Arch St. property – 6:50 P.M.
- Public Hearing regarding First St. property – 6:55 P.M.
- Council Meeting – 7:00 P.M.
All meetings will be held in Council Chambers at the Benton Municipal Complex (map). Social distancing guidelines will be followed and face masks are required.
The agenda outline is attached, including items addressing:
Computer Hardward, Newcomb Rd Improvements, New PD Vehicles, PD Pension, Parks Items, Animal Rabies, Abandoning First St. Alley & End of Arch St. and more. See the full agenda and documents below.Benton City council agenda 102620


COME SEE WHY
THIS IS WHERE
PEOPLE WANT TO LIVE.
Located in the HISTORIC OLD OAKLAND part of Downtown,
901 Jefferson offers many local ameneties and attractions including: 12th street BART, Buses, Chinatown, Jack London Square, MOCHA, Housewive's Market, Oakland Convention Center, City Center and a wide variety of great shops, cafes and restaurants.
Every Friday there's a Great FARMER'S MARKET only blocks away.
There is also a wonderful public park right across 10th Street, LaFAYETTE SQUARE
901 Jefferson Street
Oakland, CA 94607