Wirral Council will demolish Woodchurch Leisure Centre in a blow to campaigners who raised thousands of pounds.
The leisure centre on the Woodchurch estate was closed in 2022 following massive budget cuts alongside nine libraries, five public toilets and two golf courses. Initially proposed for demolition, the leisure centre had begun to move through a process called community asset transfer.
A community group was then set up called Woodchurch Wellbeing to look at taking it over, reopening the pool, setting up a cafe, and creating a community space for those on the Beechwood, Woodchurch, and Noctorum estates. However its plans were rejected by Wirral councillors on November 21.
The decision was made at a council Policy and Resources committee meeting where the press and public were excluded to allow councillors to discuss confidential financial information. Around 20 protestors had gathered outside Birkenhead Town Hall to oppose the proposed demolition.
Wirral’s deputy leader Cllr Jean Robinson who represents Upton ward including the Woodchurch abstained but all other councillors voted for demolition. This was with an amendment asking officers to review future opportunities for the site for leisure and address swimming needs on the Woodchurch as part of this.
A report presented to the committee recommended the council move ahead with demolishing the leisure centre on the basis funding hadn’t been secured and the costs to reopen the centre. However this report was criticised by Woodchurch Wellbeing for not reflecting their plans but “designed to create a narrative to fulfil a predetermined need for demolition.”
The local authority had agreed to transfer the leisure centre in principle but only on the condition the community group refreshed its business plan and match funded a council contribution of £330,000 towards the project. The group had raised £83,000 by an October 27 deadline and were looking at other sources of external funding but had fallen short of the council’s target.
Woodchurch Leisure Centre was first built in the 1960s and according to a council report, it “lacked significant investment over the years” and is “a costly building to operate because of its construction, layout and condition.”
The report added: "In the past few months there has been wanton vandalism of the building by local gangs. Despite the building being secure at ground level they accessed the building through one of the skylights using mechanical tools." A separate report estimated repair costs were £29,718.
The report said the council's finance director Matthew Bennett "advises that the business plan is not viable and that transferring this asset on the basis of it would be a very high risk for the Council.
"The Council would be tied down to a long lease to an organisation which did not have a viable business plan and which might struggle to find the resources to keep the premises safe for public use over the duration of the lease."
However Lynn Howe, one of Woodchurch Wellbeing's directors, said: “At worst the report is a deliberate misrepresentation of our proposals to mislead and misdirect both the public and committee members in carrying out their elected duties. We can only hope and assume this is not the case."
Protesters who turned up at the town hall said they had fond memories of the centre. Natasha Clarke said: “There was nothing better than getting your chicken soup out of the vending machine. We were there every Saturday and Sunday. It was brilliant.”
Angela Ford felt the leisure centre had been left to deteriorate. She said she used to go every day after school, adding: “If it was West Kirby baths, there would be uproar. It’s such a shame. My grandkids will never get to swim there.”
Justine Clark said: “I do think if it was in a different area, it would be looked at differently. It’s not fair.
“Parents cannot afford to travel to other baths. That was on their doorstep and what exercise do kids get now?"
Jenny Colewell said: “This is a last chance to get across that we are serious about keeping the leisure centre, not just the pool but also a place to meet, a place for our kids to go,” adding: “If it gets knocked down, we have just got no hope.”
Others felt antisocial behaviour and teenagers getting into trouble will become more of an issue arguing a new community centre and swimming pool would provide job opportunities and give them something to do.
Samantha Smith said Woodchurch Wellbeing’s plans would be “a community thing,” adding: “You could have dance classes, somewhere for the kids to go. They hang outside the shops because they’ve got nowhere to go." She said: “It would give them a place to go and a lot of them would look forward to swimming after school.”
At the end of the meeting, councillors from all political parties voted to not transfer the leisure centre and find someone to demolish it. A change put forward by councillors Liz Grey and Janette Williamson who previously campaigned against demolition asked the council to "undertake a comprehensive review of future opportunities for the use of the Woodchurch leisure centre site" and make sure this "addresses the leisure needs of the Woodchurch residents including swimming."
Cllr Grey said the situation was heartbreaking, adding: "If we possibly could have saved it, we would have saved it. It's only because we genuinely felt it was just not doable."
Cllr Williamson said there was recognition by council officers the process should have not gone on this long and demolition costs had "put it out of reach" calling it a really difficult decision.


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The Christiansburg Planning Commission Meeting scheduled for July 16, 2018 has been canceled. The next scheduled Planning Commission meeting will be Monday, July 30, 2018 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
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(a) No person shall break, injure, tear up or remove any pavement, sidewalk, crosswalk, curbing, street, lane, alley or road surface or make any
excavation in or under any street, lane, alley or sidewalk within the City for any purpose whatever, without first having obtained permission of the City Council. It shall be the duty of every person breaking, tearing up or removing any pavement, sidewalk, crosswalk, curbing, street, lane, alley or road surface, or making any excavation in or under any street, lane or sidewalk as speedily as practicable, and under the direction and supervision of the Division of Public Works to replace, relay and make good and put in as good order and repair as before to the satisfaction of the Division of Public Works, every such pavement, sidewalk, crosswalk, curbing, street, lane or alley, as the case may be. All excavations shall be backfilled with earth which shall be thoroughly and solidly tamped in layers not to exceed eight inches in thickness; except, that under pavement, sand and gravel shall be the type of earth used. If the earth shall settle, the person shall fill the same from time to time as may be necessary to the satisfaction of the Division of Public Works. Every such person and the contractor or other person by whom the work is done, shall erect and maintain a good and sufficient fence, railing or barrier around every excavation made by him or her in such a manner as to prevent accidents and shall place and keep on the fence, railing or barrier suitable and sufficient red lights during the night, and take such further care and precaution as the Division of Public Works may deem necessary and direct for the protection and safety of the public.
(b) On paved streets the permit shall not be deemed to have authorized any person to break, remove or rebuild, in whole or in part, any curbing or gutter for any purpose whatsoever. Whenever any person desires to have the pavement, curbing or gutter broken, removed or rebuilt in any street, alley or other public thoroughfare, he or she shall make application to the Division of Public Works for the work to be done; and if there appears to be no valid objection to the work, the Division of Public Works shall require a fee to be paid to the City Treasurer for every lineal foot of curbing or gutter to be broken or removed, or a deposit to be made sufficient to cover his or her estimate of the cost of rebuilding or reconstructing the curbing or gutter. The fee and deposit shall be established from time to time by resolution of the City Council, kept on file by the City Clerk, and contained in Appendix A of the City Code. When the payment has been made, the Director of Public Works shall issue the necessary orders to have the work done by City employees as soon thereafter as may be possible and he or she shall keep a record of all such applications in his or her office.
(Ord. 100, passed 8-3-1909; Ord. 1063, passed 3-17-1953; Ord. 2088, passed 10-21-1968; Ord. 3416, passed 2-8-1999)


This weekend, SDOT will be excavating and paving on 3rd Ave W between W Dravus St and W Florentia St. The joint SDOT & SPU work will take place between 7am and 7pm on Saturday, December 3rd, and Sunday, December 4th.
King County Metro Route 13 will not service 3rd Ave W this weekend, instead it will be rerouted to Queen Anne Ave N between W McGraw and W Nickerson St. Details on stops and the reroute are here.
Here’s what else to expect with this work:
- 3rd Ave W closed to traffic in both directions between W Dravus St and W Florentia St
- There will be no parking in the work zone
- Detours will be in place
- Flaggers and uniformed police officers will assist with traffic control
- Travelers may enter and exit driveways on 3rd Ave W but may have to wait for equipment to clear.
Plan ahead for alternate routes to get up and down the north side of the hill this weekend.


IDOT will conduct resurfacing on US Route 41 from Park Avenue West to Rte. 176 and on IL Route 22 from Tennyson Lane to US 41 beginning April 1. The work is expected to be completed by October 31, 2019.
Most of the work will be performed between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. with nightly travel lane closures.
During the daytime between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m., travel lanes will be open, with work taking place on the road shoulders.
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In addition, traffic congestion costs business £19 billion a year and our cities and towns are becoming gridlocked.
We would give greater flexibility in the use of those hospital beds by preventing them from being gridlocked because of lack of provision elsewhere.
We are gridlocked, as it were, on the negotiations.
During the winter, there is less of a bottleneck, but the road is still gridlocked at many times of the day.
Most towns and cities would be gridlocked.
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All this is a recipe for chaos and gridlock in national asylum systems.
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In my view, that would be a recipe for gridlock.
The result was gridlock with decaying buildings, wasted resources, mounting deficits with increasing dangers of clinical risk and all going nowhere.
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|Client:||Ministry of Works, Government of Uganda|
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Kakumiro Kagadi Road Project
The project involved the rehabilitation and upgrading of the Kakumiro-Kagadi Road, a 74km long local road in Kibale Province in Central Uganda. The works involved the widening of the existing carraigeway to Class C standard, and the construction of new pavement layers (sub-base and gravel wearing course).
Mubende Kakumiro Road Project
The project was a follow on from the previously completed Kakumiro Kagadi Road project and involved the rehabilitation and upgrading of the 30km long road from Mubende to Kakumiro in Kibale Province in Central Uganda. The works involved the widening of the existing carraigeway to Class C standard, and the construction of new pavement layers (sub-base and wearing course, both granular and DBSD).
An analysis of the project by J. B. Barry and Partners Limited, prior to commencement of the works, confirmed that completion could be achieved more economically by implementing the works by direct Plant and Labour Contracts, rather than by standard Client/Consultant/Contractor methods. The Works were implemented in this way with close consultation with the International Labour Organisation and local Government Agencies and NGOs
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Housing starts rose in February
Housing market indicators rose in February with gains in housing starts and permits issued, the U.S. Commerce Department said Tuesday.
Project completions rose slightly, the department said in a report.Private housing starts climbed 22.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 583,000, above the revised January estimate of 477,000, the department reported. Last month, housing starts fell 16.8 percent.
Single-family housing starts rose 1.1 percent to an annual rate of 357,000, while multi-unit starts rose to an annual rate of 212,000.
Building permits, which point to future construction activity, rose 3 percent to an annual rate of 547,000. While a gain on the month, the annual rate is 44.2 percent below permits issued in February 2007.
Housing completions were up 2.3 percent to an annual rate of 785,000, a figure still far from the 1,251,000 completions of February 2007, the department said.


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NEWS of up to 14 weeks of roadworks on the A27 between Sompting and Shoreham received a mixed reaction from our online readers this week.
Some felt the disruption was justified for safety reasons while others felt improvements should have been made during earlier works.
Commenting on our Facebook pages, Steve Lovell thought the work should only take place at night. “It will be ridiculous in the daytime,” he said.
“At the very least, switch off the unnecessary Grove Lodge roundabout lights.”
Margaret Peacock agreed, saying: “Overnight only and this time do everything that needs doing so this doesn’t happen again for a very long time. Also, get the bypass passed and get the traffic out of this area.”
Sarah Lowden said she was “dreading it”.
“Going to be a nightmare trying to get through at rush hour,” she said. “I run a business in Sompting and it’s going to cause chaos with clients being held up on their way to and from me.”
Paul Ockenden, however, felt it was a good thing. “There are some wheel-bending potholes along the stretch at the moment,” he said.
“Perhaps once it’s all done they can up the speed limit a bit – the road can easily cope with more than 40.”
Arongant Tucknott said: “If it has to be done, it has to be done, it will be a nightmare with queuing traffic, but that’s life.
“I drove down that stretch when we had that bad spell of torrential rain and it was majorly flooded so I think it is a good idea the work takes place for safety.”
A 14-week scheme of roadworks on the A27 from Sompting to Shoreham is set to begin in September.
The work to improve drainage on the dual carriageway will take place on a two-mile section of the road between Dankton Lane, Sompting, and the Shoreham flyover.
Main work on the 14-week scheme will start on October 1, with a break over the Christmas period.
During the scheme, day work will be carried out between 9.30am and 4.30pm, with overnight work taking place between 8pm and 6am.
There will be lane closures during the day, and full closures, or a contraflow in operation, overnight.
Preparations will begin on Monday, September 17, and will largely take place off the main carriageways. Where work is on the carriageway, off-peak lane closures will be used.
Besides the drainage improvements, there will also be some technical repairs and parts of the road will be resurfaced from west of the Manor Road roundabout to Busticle Lane.
A public exhibition of the plans will be held from from 3pm to 7pm, at the Harriet Johnson Centre (the old community centre), in Loose Lane, Sompting, today (Thursday, August 30).
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HCC – VCCL JV’s tunnel boring machine S86 today made the first breakthrough of the 65.10 km Delhi Metro Phase 4 project at Krishna Park Extension Station for a 2.03 km underground extension of the 38.235 km Magenta Line (Line-8).
Nicknamed TBM Triveni, this 73 meter long 6.52m diameter refurbished Terratec Earth Pressure Balance (EPB) machine had started tunneling in January 2021 from Vikaspuri Park Shaft, a distance of 1.4 km to build the down-line tunnel.
HCC – VCCL is responsible for building package DC-06 of the 65.10 km Delhi Metro Phase 4 project which was awarded by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) with a contract value of Rs. 489 crore in January 2020 and deadline of 36 months.
Their scope of work involves building this section’s twin tunnels from the Vikaspuri Park Shaft (co-incidentally built by HCC in a JV with Samsung for Phase 3’s Package CC-34 north of Janakpuri West Station) to the Vikaspuri Ramp near Keshopur Station, with one underground station at Krishna Park Extension.
The machine will now be dismantled, transported and reassembled at Vikaspuri Shaft for building the parallel approx. 1.4 km up-line tunnel.
Until mid-2022, Triveni will be the only TBM to operate within Delhi. Later in 2022, STEC’s TBMs will begin tunneling for Delhi – Meerut RRTS’ Package 4 between New Ashok Nagar Down Ramp – Anand Vihar – Sahibabad UP Ramp. In 2023, if awarded, we should see Afcons and Tata’s TBMs in action for Magenta Line’s DC-05 and Silver Line’s DC-07, DC-08 and DC-09.


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Promenade becomes a shared space
The past week has been a good week for bicyclists in Cape Town, well… more for recreational bicyclists. In 2012, the City of Cape Town announced that it will allow bicycles (and skateboards) on the Sea Point Promenade – originally planned to have a one month trail period, which was extended to 31 March 2013. That date has finally come and we can confirm that the City will now indefinitely keep open the Sea Point Promenaded to bicyclists, skateboards, etc.
Bicycles on trains
Also, later in the week, Metrorail announced that it started a pilot program, which allows bicycles on trains during off-peak periods. At the moment it will only be the Southern Line which will legally allow bicycles to be taken on board during the off-peak periods. However, a R20 bicycle ticket will need to be purchased for any one direction the bicycle will be travelling. This initiative, spearheaded by RideYourCity’s Gail Jennings, has come a long way and it’s great to see Metrorail really trying to work with their limited resources and making the urban rail brand ‘cooler’.
You might say, ‘off-peak only?’ and ‘R20?!’ – but this does make sense for this point in time. Have you ever been on a train during peak periods? There is no way a bicycle will fit on any carriage – they are that overcrowded. Not only will it fit on, but fellow travellers won’t welcome this. The “off-peak only” rule as well as the R20 ticket fee will most likely disappear in the near future (2015) when Metrorail receives new, faster trains and carriages from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA). Obviously, this will also be extended to other lines when capacity increases. And if you were wondering what times are off-peak, according to the Metrorail website, off-peak is between 9am and 2pm on weekdays and the whole weekend. I don’t know of any working people who can travel during those times, but hey it’s a start and this should be congratulated!


Paris is coming as a new DLC. While I'm not sure what will be the release date I also don't know about "four new vehicles"?
What new vehicles will be there? I would love to know. Hope it's not just water buses or new helicopters. Hardly using these anyhow.
Hoping for a new trams and buses.


Published: 08 March 2021
It will be necessary to close Trinity Gardens, Folkestone from 8th March 2021 for up to 8 days.
The road will be closed at the junction of Sandgate Road.
The alternative route is via Earls Avenue and Bouverie Road West.
This is to enable emergency gas escape works to be carried out by SGN.


Loveland Station resolution tabled again
The Loveland Station development is moving slowly as a resolution to make changes to the development agreement didn’t make it past city council for the fourth time.
The resolution was tabled by Loveland city council for a third time Sept. 23 - the second time because an attachment needed was not given to council in time.
Council will be having a special meeting Oct. 7 to vote on the resolution and the ordinance to transfer the land to Developer Jim Cohen, City Solicitor Frank Klaine said. Council will also be having a public hearing about Loveland Station during that meeting.
The resolution has been trying to make its way through council since April 29. At that meeting, it failed because of vague language and changes to the parking area. It was brought back and tabled at the May 27 meeting and the June 24 meeting.
Council did not vote on the ordinance to transfer the land to Cohen because the resolution could not be passed. The ordinance is on the agenda as an emergency, meaning it would need to pass with six “yes” votes and would go into effect immediately.
Council held a special meeting Sept. 17 to have a first reading on the ordinance, so the ordinance could be passed either by an emergency or on a second reading Oct. 7.
Cohen said at an Aug. 26 meeting that the project was about a month behind schedule. He said closing with the city is one of the final steps before construction can begin. Construction was originally set to begin Aug. 15.
Loveland Station, or River Trail Flats, will have 94 apartments, 15,000 square feet of commercial space and about 115 public parking spots once it is completed.
Though the 3.2 acres of city-owned property has yet to be transfer to Cohen, he closed with Martin Schickel on his property on Second Street and bought it from him for $230,000 on Sept. 5.
Schickel had previously offered to sell the property to the city for $305,000. The city said it would pay no more than $300,000. The property was appraised for $85,500, according to the Clermont County Auditor’s records.
“The Second Street property has been under contract a long time, it’s good to see it moving forward. I wish (Cohen) every success with his project,” Schickel said in an email.
The building was demolished Sept. 15.
Council’s special meeting to discuss Loveland Station will be at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at city hall.
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Tonight's Town Council meeting canceled; evening agenda items moved to noon meeting
The Friday Harbor Town Council's 5:30 p.m. meeting today has been canceled because of inclement weather.
The council will meet at noon in the Town Hall Council Chambers; the evening's agenda items have been moved to the noon meeting.
A full agenda it will be: This is the council's last meeting of the year. On the agenda:
— Presentation by San Juan County Health & Community Services regarding developing an Affordable Housing Action Plan.
— Resolution No. 1684: Authorizing the Mayor to execute Change Order No. 5 on the contract with JS&S Excavation, Inc. for construction of the Guard Street Improvement Project, Phase 4.
— Resolution No. 1686: Authorizing the Mayor to execute a contract with Wilder Construction Company for construction of the Tucker Avenue Storm Drainage Project
— Public Hearing: Amendments to the adopted 2008 Town Budget.
— Ordinance No. 1382: Amending the adopted 2008 Town Budget.
— Resolution No. 1687: Authorizing the Mayor to execute a labor contract for the years 2009 through 2011.
— Ordinance No. 1383: Adopting the 2009 Town Budget.
— Ordinance No. 1384: Fixing 2009 compensation for represented personnel.
— Ordinance No. 1385: Fixing 2009 salaries for officials and non-represented personnel.


A summary of roadworks excluding Highways England and A403 Challenge Fund work can be found here.
Congestion on Avonmouth Way. Discussion 30th August 2017
Burst water main outside Asda Distribution Centre, St. Andrews Road (A403) – 5th Jan 2017
Further information here
Avonmouth Village resurfacing commences on Monday 17th October
St Andrews Road, McLaren Road, Gloucester Road, Avonmouth Road (starting at St Andrews Road)
Monday 17th to Friday 28th October
Road Closure from 7pm each evening.
Resurfacing Kings Weston Lane – day time closures from Tues 13th September
More information here


From March 1 and March 12, the Metro Bus Service at 9th Avenue in Islamabad will temporarily cease operations in order to facilitate the seamless transportation of Pakistan Super League (PSL) teams from the Serena Hotel to the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium (RCS) and back.
This suspension will only apply while the team is on the move, and service will resume right away. After reviewing the PSL match security precautions, the authorities decided to halt the Metro bus service.
The Metro Bus Service will be suspended on days when there are games, according to the timetable made public by the authorities. In the absence of a match, the service will not be interrupted. The full suspension schedule for Metro buses is provided below:
The disruption this temporary stoppage has caused is felt by commuters. The public has been informed by the authorities that measures have been taken to guarantee the protection of teams.


Imagine a floating stage, a two kilometre sandy beach at Cardiff Bay and a tram service linking the waterfront area to the city centre.
That is the vision of a group of Cardiff-based creatives, including architects and designers, who have drawn up a masterplan for how the Bay could look in the future.
And as these artist impression show, it would look fantastic.
Imagine Cardiff, who released their concept report at the Senedd, say they are dedicated to adding to their city.
Tom Wentworth, who heads the public engagement of Imagine Cardiff said that in the current economic climate funding would be a challenge.
“It’s not going to be easy and it’s not going to all come in one lump sum unfortunately, but it’s going to be a case of working hard and selling our concept,” he said.
“What we want, whoever you are, whether you’ve got money or are just a member of the community, is for you to come and talk to us.
"It is about a new vision for Cardiff. We all live in the city and care about it. Our main focus is about getting communities together."


Albany County Planning Board
Submission of GML §239 Referrals and Planning Board Meetings
The Planning Board meets at 3:30pm in the Conference Room at
Albany County Department of Public Works
449 New Salem Road
All referrals, including materials to accompany electronic submissions, must be postmarked or hand-delivered by the deadline to be considered for the corresponding meeting.
Referral Form [PDF] | 2016 Meeting Schedule for printing [PDF]
For further information and assistance,
please contact Leslie Lombardo at
(518) 447-5644 or email@example.com.


Bylaw no. 2022.18
Please be advised that at a regular meeting of Council held on October 5th 2022, the Municipality of Ogden has adopted By-law 2022.18 amending bylaw no. 2022.12 concerning real estate transfer taxes.
Comments are closed.
Please note that the date of publication stated on the public notice refers to the date on which the notice is posted on the municipal bulletin boards in accordance with the law, and not to the date on which it is posted on this website.


2 VotesFix it! Voted!Hawkins Avenue Ronkonkoma Ny 11779 - Islandia
hawkins avenue thru the town
has some huge potholes .
also route 25 and hawkins avenue on both signs have even bigger holes. the service road entrance to 60 east bound is so bag you h ave to drive on the grass and go around


TxDOT Weekly Road Work Report
Here is the latest Texas Department of Transportation Weekly Road Work Report for August 19-25.
US 259 – At Red River north of De Kalb, constructing new bridge.
US 259 – From US 82 to FM 44, adding shoulders.
US 67 – At Bassett Creek, upgrading guard rail on bridge. Alternating one-way traffic across bridge controlled by signal lights.
SH 77 – From US 59 in Atlanta to SH 8 in Douglassville, resurfacing highway.
Loop 281– at I-20 overpass, conducting preventative maintenance work on overpass.
SH 43 – at I-20 overpass, conducting preventative maintenance work on overpass.
SH 149 – At SH 315, constructing overpass and widening highway.
US 59 – From Harrison County Line to FM 2792, repairing pavement and resurfacing highway.
FM 699 – At FM 2517, reconstructing intersection.
US 271 – From end of freeway section of US 271 to 0.3 mile south of FM 3417, extending freeway lanes and constructing overpass at FM 3417.
US 271 – At Ripley Creek and Ripley Creek Relief, replacing bridges.
FM 3417 – From US 271 to FM 127, widening highway.


Shoulder and lane closures required this week for installation of construction signs
New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) officials today announced lane and shoulder closures as a guide rail replacement project begins on Route 29 in Ewing, Hamilton and Trenton, N. Mercer County.
Beginning at 9 a.m. tomorrow, Tuesday, July 26, until 3 p.m., and continuing daily Monday through Friday for approximately one week, NJDOT contractor, ML Ruberton Construction Co., Inc., is expected to close the shoulder straight on Route 29 between I-295 in Hamilton and River Road at the D&R Canal in Ewing to install construction signage. No lane closures are planned for daytime work.
Additionally, beginning at 8 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday July 26, until 6 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, and continuing every evening Monday through Friday for approximately one week, single lane closures will be required to continue installation. building panels. A traffic lane will be maintained during the night work.
This work is part of a $3.3 million federally funded project to replace guide rails along approximately nine miles of Highway 29 in Ewing, Hamilton and Trenton in Mercer County. Pavement work associated with the replacement of guide rails may also include modifications to bridge parapets, concrete curb and driveway work, and leveling of berms. This project is expected to be completed in the spring of 2023.
Motorists are encouraged to check the NJDOT traffic information website www.511nj.org for construction updates and real-time travel information and for NJDOT news, follow us on Twitter @NewJerseyDOT and our Facebook page.
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Following the freeway
GTrans Line 5 runs parallel to the 105 Freeway in Hawthorne, Gardena and Compton, giving riders easy connections to Metro buses on El Segundo Blvd and to Metro Rail at the Imperial and Aviation Stations. Popular destinations on this bus route include Centennial High School, Hawthorne High School, Hawthorne Memorial Center, Hawthorne Sports Center, MLK Community Hospital and Magic Johnson Park.
UPDATE (July 2022): GTrans will continue to operate a modified bus schedule that was made effective on March 29, 2020. Line 5 operates weekdays only with a 60-minute frequency. For more information about our Restoration Plan, please review our Restoration Plan Summary.
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Excellent article in Clark County Today about those of us working for crossing transportation solutions, Thanks to John Ley for staying on top of it! Thank you Ken Vance for the shout out and for keeping an eye on this important issue! I will keep fighting to move the ball forward! We’ve already done the research, but taken no action to alleviate congestion. It’s time to move forward.
Click here for a link to full article at ClarkCountyToday.com


10 May 2021
Dublin Port Temporary Traffic Management Plans – 10th to 24th May 2021
As part of the continuous improvements to the Dublin Port Roads Network, there are several road works taking place across the Port estate between the 10th to 24th May 2021.
Please see below location plan for the affected areas, a brief description of works, and anticipated duration. All routes will be clearly signposted and VMS boards in place to assist:
DUBLIN PORT WORKS KEY PLAN – Weeks 10th to 24th May 2021
Kilwex continues works. Diversions in place for duration of road re-construction works.
Footpath narrowing, hoarding in place.
08/02/21 – 14/05/21
03/03/21 – 25/06/21
Green Tanks Construction Entrance.
Off peak lane closures for slit trenches inbound.
15/11/20 – 30/06/21
26/04/21 – 06/05/21
|Alexandra Road:||Entrance Works Local
|10/05/21 – 25/06/21|
|Bond Road:||Marshals in place for duration of Removal of Site Clearance Spoil||10/05/21 – 15/05/21|
Additional Info: ESB works continue on York Rd behind the rowing club until 16th May 2021.
In case of emergency while traveling on any of these routes – please remain with your vehicle and contact Harbour Police / Port Security: 01 8876858
Should you have any queries in relation to the Dublin Port Roads Network upgrade works please do not hesitate to contact us:
Phone: 01 8876000
We thank you for your co-operation and patience and apologise for any convenience these works may cause.


The 2023 Fox Valley Marathon will be held Sunday, September 17, from 7:00 a.m. until approximately 2:00 p.m. The marathon will begin in St. Charles on the Illinois Street Bridge. The run continues south to Aurora before returning to the finish line back in St. Charles.
Several roadways in St. Charles will be affected by the marathon:
- 1st Street between Illinois Street and Indiana Street will be closed beginning Saturday, September 16 at 5:00 a.m. for set up.
- Both the Prairie Street and Illinois Street bridges will be closed during the entire event on Sunday. Motorists are advised to use either the Main Street (Rt. 64) Bridge or the Red Gate Bridge.
- The race begins at 7:00 a.m. Sunday morning and ultimately travels south on 1st Street to Geneva Rd. (Rt. 31). Geneva Rd will be closed briefly from 7:00 a.m. to 7:40 a.m. and traffic will be detoured to S. 3rd Street.
- As a reminder, the current detour is still in place on Riverside Ave. (Rt. 25) due to construction. Additional closures will take place as the runners return to St. Charles on the east side of the river. On September 17, from 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Riverside Ave. will be closed from Illinois Ave to S. 6th Ave. Motorists are advised to use S. 7th Ave.
Police and Emergency Management personnel will be positioned at key locations to assist with traffic direction. Motorists are advised to expect delays when traveling throughout the city. Police remind drivers to watch for runners, spectators, and emergency responders assisting with the event. Please do not drive distracted.


Last week’s meeting of the environmental services committee agreed that the pull-out service for bin uplifts should end across the authority.
However, residents of Westfield and Eastfield feel particularly hard done by, as they received assurances several years ago, when wheelie bins were introduced, that this would always be maintained for all, as the area has no pavement space to store bins.
Now residents are demanding to know why they were not consulted and have raised fears for the elderly and disabled. North Lanarkshire Council say individual needs will be addressed.
Rose Cadden of Westfield Community Council said the assurances for all residents were given at heated public meetings several years ago.


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Township of Addison
Public Hearing Notice
Zoning Board of Appeals
Please be advised pursuant to the Provisions of Public Act 110 of 2006 as amended, the Township of Addison Zoning Board of Appeals at a regular meeting on June 8, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter, at the Addison Township, 1440 Rochester Rd. Leonard, 48367 shall hold a public hearing to consider the following application based on materials and documents submitted by the applicant (s):
Applicant: Verizon – Owners: Addison Township
Address: 5020 Hosner Rd.
Property address: Same as above
Zoning: Public Institutional (P-1)
The Applicant seeks a variance from the Township of Addison, Code of Ordinances, Appendix A, Addison Township Zoning Ordinance.
Applicant requests a variance for the placement of wireless communication facility. A dimensional variance for lot area of 14.76 acres from zoning ordinance provisions: wireless communications facilities Article 4.47, Section 4.b2 “the minimum lot size shall be twenty (20) acres.”
A copy of this notification is mailed to property owners of record within three hundred (300) feet of all boundaries. A complete copy of the application for case #17-02 is available at the Clerk’s office during normal business hours for review, inspection or purchase. Written comments are welcomed. Please forward written comments to Zoning Board of Appeals, c/o Clerk Pauline Bennett at 1440 Rochester Rd. Leonard MI. 48367. The Township will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids to individuals with disabilities at the meeting or public hearing. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services shall contact the Clerk allowing sufficient time to accommodate the request for aids or services. 248.628.3317 ext 216.
Chairman John Hatfield,
Addison Zoning Board of Appeals
Posted: May 11, 2017
Mailed: May 11, 2017
Published: May 10, 2017


The Machakos County Government has distanced itself from the cracked Machakos- Kitui connection bridge road after residents called Governor Alfred Mutua out for touring other counties yet his county’s roads were in a bad condition.
This comes after the Kenya National Highway Authority denied responsibility of the road and stated that the road is under the mandate of the Machakos County Government, implemented under Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP).
This road is not under the jurisdiction of KeNHA. The road is under the mandate of Machakos County Government, implemented under the Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP), a World Bank financed project. https://t.co/aiYsSLNlwL
— Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) (@KeNHAKenya) May 17, 2018
The Kariobangi- Sokoni road in Machakos Town is is the same road that was coincidentally completed during Governor Mutua’s first 100 days after his election in 2013, in a project of the the World Bank.
Read: Kisumu County to Build Lupita Nyong’o Themed Arts Centre (Photos)
Machakos Deputy Governor, Francis Maliti together with Eng. Morris Aluanga, CEC Nominee for Roads and Lazarus Kivuva, CO in the ministry visited the section of the cracked road and distanced themselves from carrying out the project.
He urged contractors to thoroughly oversee projects so as to meet required standards.
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Project Type: Townhouse
Description: Planning consent for change of use and a rear extension to this period property. Conversion of a Georgian townhouse in a Conservation Area into a maisonette and shop.
© Copyright Harvey Wright Architects 2020.
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Matching on Angi
Stone & Gravel
Arrived when when they said they would. Removed the existing concrete without damage to the surrounding area, installed the new sidewalk with an exposed aggregate finish. Although exposed aggregate finish is supposed to be “old school” it is a great alternative to stamped concrete which is considerably more expensive and that most contractors try to sell. This is the 4th attempt to get this sidewalk right and this time I think we’ve accomplished that.


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Notice is hereby given that the Tiburon Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider an ordinance that would make amendments to Title IV, Chapter 13 (Building Regulations) of the Tiburon Municipal Code. The proposed amendments would include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following:
- Adopt with amendments the most recent State of California-adopted Technical Codes (Building, Residential, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, Housing, Green, Dangerous Building, Energy, etc.) that the Town applies in its review of construction-related building and/or grading permits. The Ordinance would also ratify the most currently adopted Fire Code and related technical codes adopted by the Tiburon Fire Protection District and the Southern Marin Fire Protection District.
The public hearing will be held at the Town Council Chambers, 1505 Tiburon Boulevard, Tiburon, California. The Town Council will meet on Wednesday, January 15, 2020. The meeting will commence at 7:30 PM. The draft ordinance will be available for review on the Town of Tiburon website at www.townoftiburon.org no later than Friday, November 15, 2019. A copy of the proposed ordinance will also be available for review in the Tiburon Community Development Department by that date.
All interested persons may appear and be heard at the public hearings or may submit written comments prior to the hearings. Questions or comments should be directed to Sung H. Kwon, Director of Community Development, at 1505 Tiburon Boulevard, Tiburon, CA 94920, (415) 435-7393 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
NOTICE OF LIMITATION ON LEGAL CHALLENGES
Pursuant to Section 65009 of the California Government Code, please be advised that if you challenge the Town's action on this matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the Town at, or prior to, the public hearing.
Sung H. Kwon
Director of Community Development


As of Thursday, the cost of crossing any of the Bay Area’s seven state-owned bridges will rise from $2 to $3.
Drivers who use FasTrak, a system designed to get motorists through the tollbooths quickly, will continue paying $2 through Oct. 31.
About 100,000 drivers daily pay tolls with FasTrak on the state bridges, said Caltrans spokesman Jeff Weiss. That’s about 25% of all users. Caltrans is encouraging motorists to sign up for FasTrak and receive the discount.


NORWALK -- Common Council members on Tuesday evening appointed -- or reappointed -- eight Norwalk residents to sit on city boards and commission. Town Clerk Richard A. McQuaid will sit on the Norwalk Historical Commission. "Rick will do a good job, but (also) we need somebody from the Town Clerk's Office working closely with the Historical Commission," said Councilman Bruce I. Kimmel. Kimmel expressed hope that having the city's town clerk sit on the Historical Commission will become policy. The Town Clerk's Office houses many of the city's historical records, including maps, land records and the vital statistics of residents. McQuaid, a former councilman, said Wednesday that he looked forward to serving on the commission. "If there's certain days when we need to know things about the city, we can have a meeting in the (Town Clerk's) Office and be able to have everything at our fingertips," McQuaid said. The council on Tuesday evening reappointed David G. Westmoreland to the Historical Commission. Several council members described him as a "tireless worker" on behalf of the city's historical properties. Thomas Devine was reappointed to the Norwalk Redevelopment Commission, Andrew Glickson to the Norwalk Transit District, and Keith Lyon and Taylor Strubinger to the Zoning Board of Appeals. In new appointments, Jan Woodward was placed on the Board of Assessment Appeals and Ralph Bloom on the Library Board.


If you are planning to build or develop a property in Wales, it is likely that you will need to apply for a Welsh Water Build Over Agreement. This is an important form that you need to complete before you begin your construction work, to ensure that your plans comply with Welsh Water`s regulations and do not negatively impact the public water supply or sewage systems.
So, what exactly is a Welsh Water Build Over Agreement form, and why is it so important?
In Wales, Welsh Water is the company responsible for managing the public water supply and sewage systems. The Build Over Agreement form is a document that you need to complete if you are planning to build over or near a public sewer, or to make any other changes that may affect the water supply or sewage systems. This includes building extensions, laying driveways, or constructing new drainage systems.
The agreement is designed to ensure that your construction work does not cause any damage to the public sewer or water supply, which could potentially be a health hazard or cause environmental damage. By completing the Build Over Agreement form, you will be agreeing to follow Welsh Water`s guidelines for construction work near public sewers and water supply systems.
So, what does the Build Over Agreement form include?
The form includes various sections that you need to complete, including information about the property you are developing, the location of the public sewer or water supply, and the type of construction work that you are planning to carry out. You will also need to provide details about the contractor you are using, and information about any other parties involved in the construction process.
Once you have completed the form, you will need to submit it to Welsh Water, along with any necessary plans or drawings. Welsh Water will then review your application and provide you with a decision on whether or not your construction work complies with their guidelines.
If your application is approved, you will receive a Build Over Agreement, which will set out the conditions and requirements that you need to follow during the construction process. This may include measures such as providing access to the public sewer for maintenance purposes, or ensuring that your drainage systems are designed to prevent pollution.
In conclusion, if you are planning to build or develop a property in Wales, it is important to ensure that you complete a Welsh Water Build Over Agreement form. This will help to ensure that your construction work complies with Welsh Water`s guidelines and does not cause any damage to the public water supply or sewage systems. By following the requirements set out in the agreement, you can ensure that your construction project is safe, environmentally friendly, and compliant with Welsh Water`s regulations.


The new state budget plan underscores an unpleasant reality that House leaders Sunday conceded must be addressed before too long.
For the first time, Texas will spend more to repay borrowed money for road construction than it has in cash to build new highways.
The House budget appropriates $1.65 billion to pay debt for road bonds and only $1.15 billion for new construction.
“This is not an issue that will go away,” Rep. Drew Darby, R-San Angelo, acknowledged after Rep. Joe Pickett, D-El Paso, noted that Texas is now spending more to pay off borrowed money for roads than for road construction.
Darby said lawmakers, either later this session or during the 2013 legislative session, will have to decide how to fix the “severe” funding shortage affecting the state’s congestion, mobility and transportation needs.


Intermittent lane closures on U.S. 218 in Bremer County changed to Oct. 30
NEW HAMPTON, Iowa – Oct. 26, 2011 – Utility relocation work will cause intermittent lane closures of both lanes in both directions of U.S. 218 at the intersection with Bremer County Road C-50 beginning Sunday morning, Oct. 30, weather permitting, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation’s (DOT) New Hampton construction office. This closure was originally scheduled for Oct. 23.
The contractor will be placing new power lines over the roadway at this location on U.S. 218, requiring two or three separate closures. Advanced warning signs will be in place as well as changeable message signs. Law enforcement will be present to help assist motorists through the work zone. Flaggers will be stationed on Bremer County Road C-50 to control side road traffic.
When approaching the Janesville area on U.S. 218, motorists should be prepared to come to a complete stop. The temporary closures are not to exceed 15 minutes per occurrence and adequate time will be allowed between each closure to re-establish the normal traffic flow.
The Iowa DOT reminds motorists to drive with caution, obey posted speed limit and other signs in the work area, and be aware that traffic fines for moving violations can more than double in work zones. As in all work zones, drivers should stay alert, allow ample space between vehicles and wear seat belts.
Contact: Ron Loecher at 641-394-3161 or email@example.com


Lane Closures Set for Interstate 71/Jeremiah Morrow Bridge
Warren County (Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010) – Single lane closures are scheduled for north and southbound Interstate 71 at the Jeremiah Morrow Bridge Wednesday, Oct. 6 and Thursday, Oct. 7.
The closures will be in place from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. both days.
Arrow boards and signs will be in place prior to the work zone to alert motorists of the upcoming lane closure.
This work is part of the Jeremiah Morrow Bridge replacement project.
ODOT has a Target: Zero goal for any and all safety hazards. To help ensure the safety of construction workers and the traveling public, motorists should remain alert, reduce their speed and watch for stopped traffic while passing through a work zone.
For more information contact:
Sharon Smigielski, Public Information Officer, at (513) 933-6511
Liz Lyons, Public Information Specialist, at (513) 933-6534


|Dear Tree Protection Advocates,
Time is drawing short to update Seattle’s Tree Protection Ordinance this year. Seattle continues to lose tree canopy and the Seattle City Council stops considering legislation in October and November to deal with the budget. So we are left with 3 months – July, August and September – for an updated ordinance to be passed out of Councilmember Sally Bagshaw’s Finance and Neighborhoods Committee and then voted on by the full Council.
This update process started 10 years ago in 2009 and was resumed again in late 2017 by Councilmember Johnson who held a number of hearings and created at least 7 drafts. Councilmember Johnson unfortunately resigned before finishing the process.
2019 is an election year with 7 of the 9 Seattle City Council seats up for election. Four of the incumbents are not re-running, including Councilmember Bagshaw. We are close to a final draft and need to finish the process this year rather than start over with a slew of new Councilmembers next year.
At Councilmember Bagshaw’s request, the Seattle Urban Forestry Commission submitted a draft ordinance to her two weeks ago. Councilmember Bagshaw, the rest of the City Council and Mayor Durkan need to hear from the public that it is now time to move froward and restart hearings before the Neighborhood and Finance Committee on updating the Tree Protection Ordinance.
As part of the Mandatory Housing Affordability Ordinance (MHA) being passage in April, the Council passed an accompanying resolution outlining their support for 8 major items. The Urban Forestry Commission agrees with the Council and addresses all these issues.
Please contact the Mayor and City Council and urge they act now. Ten years is long enough!
email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.org
And join us this Saturday to discuss our next steps.. We need your help to make this happen. Let’s put an end to the continued unnecessary removal of our trees, especially the large ones, and the clearcutting of lots for development.
Coalition for a Stronger Tree Ordinance
Campaign Planning Workshop on Updating Seattle’s Tree Protection Ordinance in 2019
Saturday July 6, 2019 10:15 AM to 12:15 PM
Broadview Library, 12755 Greenwood Ave NE, Seattle, WA
Steve Zemke – Chair – Coalition for a Stronger Tree Ordinance –
a Project of Friends of Seattle’s Urban Forest and TreePAC.
www.Friends.UrbanForests.org and www.TreePAC.org
PS. -You can help with a donation for this effort, click on this link to give a campaign donation to TreePAC today. Thanks Donate here


High Court has taken tough stand and made the state responsible to monitor pot holes and improve the state of roads in Maharashtra. Despite tall claims the highways are having potholes and that in turn obstruct free flow of traffic. Too much traffic chaos leads to minor accidents. The subways suffer most with poor lighting arrangements and the roads inside shows potholes and craters creating a fear among road users. Even flyovers and freeways are having potholes and the HC has issued an ultimatum to take note of the fact in a serious way. It is customary that water logging on streets followed by traffic snarls and chaos on the roads during monsoon season. Lethargy of workers and the high corrupt contractors are the cause for such a misery on the main roads of the state. It was clearly visible that no one cares for public miseries. It is time to have a rational thinking about the road care and that can keep away horror from the road users during heavy rain in the main cities of Maharashtra. The government is powerful enough to resolve the issue, especially when the local bodies have failed to perform in this direction in the last decade or so.
(The views expressed by the author in the article are his/her own.)


+/-2 Acre SpringHill Suites Outparcel Development OpportunityOver $100k in Impact Fee Credits AvailableOff-site Parking & Storm Water - Utility Infrastructure in placeCross Access, Ingress/Egress, Parking, Utility & Stormwater Easements.Excellent Visibility - Easy Access - Ample Parking
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Directions: Located in front of the Springhill Suites by Marriott, which is on the West side of Indian River Boulevard. Adjacent to Harbor Point Publix Shopping Center at 53rd Street & US Hwy 1.


A road in Arnold is set to shut during the daytime for almost two weeks for essential works.
Resurfacing is set to take place along Ramsey Drive, near Arnold Hill Academy, from Tuesday, August 29, until Friday, September 8.
Closures will only take place during the hours of 8am and 6pm on weekdays.
A diversion will be signposted via Coppice Road, Mapperley Plains, Mapperley Plains, Gedling Road, and Wembley Road and vice versa.
Warning of delays , Nottinghamshire County Council says highways partner Via East Midlands is carrying out the essential works "to ensure that we provide a safe and reliable road network to our road users".
Buses are to be diverted while the works take place, say Nottingham City Transport.
Lime 56, Lime 57 and Lime 57X will be affected.


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Those in the vicinity of Las Palmas Street and the surrounding areas may experience a temporary water outage. City crews are working to fix the situation.


Interactive City Council Agenda, 5/22/17. City Council Agenda, 5/22/17, pdf pages 648.
Closed session, 5:30 p.m.
|Item 10. And what are your local NIMBIES doing for you today?|
Continued TRAFFIC hazard forever, what else.
Open session, 7:00 p.m.
Call to order, roll call, salute to flag. Closed Session, none. Closed Session Report if any. Special Presentations: Proclamation - Pacificans Care.Consent Calendar
1. Approval of financial disbursements, report. a) 2/15/17 - 5/10/17.
2. Rental agreement, Pacifica School District, child care services, FY (school year) 2017-18, amount $142,272, report. a) Lease.
3. Amend City ordinance to increase Sewer Charges (second reading). Report, Ordinance, pdf pages 6.
4. Amend City Fireworks ordinance, report, Ordinance, pdf pages 5.
5. Amend City (affordable and related) housing ordinance, compliance with State housing element: PlaceWorks consultant: not to exceed $100,000, FYs 16-18, report. a) Agreement, pdf pages 10. b) Action program and status, pdf pages 6. c) Planning and service proposal, pdf pages 38.Communications - Public (Oral); City Council; City Staff.
6. Appeal the Planning Commission's 3/20/17 denial to extend development permits for a 9-unit condominium development, 1567 Beach Blvd (APN 016-011-190). a) Appeal Letter, 3/30/2017. b) Approved project, 5/14/07. c) PC Minutes 12/19/2016. d) PC report, 12/19/16. e) PC report 3/20/2017. f) Attachment 06 - Planning Commission Minutes 3/20/17
g) PC Resolution, 3/20/17. h) Mitigated Negative Declaration. i) Appellant Cover Letter 3/20/17. j) Vector Vision Stormwater Response 3/20/17. k) GeoSoils Inc. Letter 3/19/17.
7. Wet Weather Equalization project: 1) Construction to Sierra Mountain Construction, Inc., 2) Additional engineering services to Freyer & Laureta, Inc. (second amendment), report, pdf pages 4: a) SMCI agreement, pdf pages 9, b) F&L agreement, pdf pages 9.
8. Resolution authorizing sale of Wastewater Revenue Bonds to finance improvements and related documents and action, $27,000,000 Report, resolution, pdf pages 9. a) Preliminary official statement, pdf pages 67. b) Indenture of Trust, pdf pages 53. c) Bond purchase contract, pdf pages 25. d) Installment sale agreement, pdf pages 29.
9. Review current Rent Advisory Task Force committee activities, report. a) RATF charter guidelines.
10. Councilmember Deirdre Martin's letter to Caltrans and San Mateo Transportation Authority to reject and repurpose funds previously designated for Highway 1 widening (Calera Parkway Project) for "other City infrastructure needs", review at 6/12/17 meeting, report:
a) Letter (draft), b) Letter (draft) Public Works/Van Ocampo, Director.
11. Economic Development Committee appointments, report: a) Applicants.
Reference, Item 10, Highway 1 widening project Caltrans District 4 | Highway 1 / Calera Parkway. Related. "Traffic at Reina del Mar" photograph by Horace Hinshaw from Pacifica Tribune/Jane Northrop, Staff Writer, 3/22/17, "City bans new highway lanes, Ordinance forbids Highway 1 widening without voter approval."
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Restricted work hours
In order to limit traffic disruption in busy areas during peak times, Council prohibits any activity which will affect the normal flow of traffic (emergencies excepted) on specified roads on weekdays, between the hours of 7.30am and 9am, and 4.30pm and 5.30pm.
The map below shows the affected roads, marked in orange; zoom in to see road names.
Note that Pakowhai Road is now restricted over its total length, Stortford Lodge to the Expressway.
In addition, no work can take place on school days within 250m of the main gates of any school in Hastings, between 8am and 9am, and 2.30pm and 3.30pm.
Exemptions may be considered by the Council on a case-by-case basis. To have an exemption considered, email Council.


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The Municipality of Trent Lakes is requesting Proposals for:
T-02-2020 – Tender for the Supply and Delivery of Two (2) ¾ Ton 4-Door Cab 4×4 Pickup Trucks With Trade-In of Existing
Bids must be submitted on forms supplied by the Municipality of Trent Lakes. Forms are available here.
Sealed bids clearly marked as to their contents will be received no later than 10:00:00 AM local time, March 5th, 2020 and are to be received by:
Municipality of Trent Lakes
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Unique quality neighborhood location in new mixed use area called Felida Village located in the Felida neighborhood, subdivision of Vancouver. The building complex that the rental is apart of is host to Barre3 Fitness, Edward Jones Financial, Studio V Hair Salo, Felida Coffee House and Mt. Tabor Brewing and Pizza.
Vancouver Washington is very suburban, and has a local feel for how large it is.
Deluxe King suite, guest room with queen adjustable bed and 3rd bdrm with double / single bunk and single trendle and desk w/ WiFi.
Territorial views East and West. Close to Vancouver Lake, Columbia River and withing minutes walk to Felida Park with playground and soccer field. On bus route to Salmon Creek and I-5/Hwy99 bus terminal.
Felida Village is bike friendly.
Felida is within minutes of the I-5 and I-205 junction. We are close in with a country and community feel.


The Parham Alliance Beautification and Revitalization Organization (PABRO) is dedicated to serving the Parham community and recently donated to the Parham Community Clinic.
A Digital Medical Scale was donated, and Nurse Francis appreciated the equipment.
PABRO has received support from Parhamites globally, and the organization expresses gratitude for their contributions.
PABRO aims to beautify and revitalize Parham Town and promote economic growth, youth development, education, health, eldercare, sports, and preservation of the heritage and culture of Parham Town.
Anyone interested in joining PABRO can sign up on their website or contact them through social media.


By Ashley Wong
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Weather: Mostly sunny until midafternoon, when rain and thunderstorms sweep in and continue into the night. Heavy downpours could cause flooding in the region. High in the low 80s.
Alternate-side parking: Suspended today (Rosh Hashana).
Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order Tuesday eliminating city permit fees for New Yorkers trying to repair their homes following last week’s deadly floods.
The flooding last week turned many basement apartments into death traps, particularly in Queens, where many low-income and immigrant communities reside in basement homes that are not up to safety codes.
Getting permits from the city to do major construction on these homes could set people back anywhere from $100 to $1,200 each, Mr. de Blasio said during a news conference.
“We don’t want to see anyone have to pay for a permit who’s just been through a horrible disaster,” Mr. de Blasio said.
[Read more about what to do if your home flooded during Ida and federal aid for the New York region.]
More storm relief for New Yorkers
The city has partnered with the American Red Cross to temporarily house New Yorkers in hotels while they repair their homes. Residents can also call 311 to have the city’s sanitation department pump water out of their homes for free.
The Red Cross will provide one debit card per household with up to $515 to pay for basic needs, and New Yorkers can apply for FEMA grants to help pay for damages up to $36,000 each. Mr. de Blasio said New Yorkers should call 311 to learn more.
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The following standards must be met to the satisfaction of the city planner prior to permit issuance:
A. Cut slopes shall be no steeper than is safe for the intended use and shall not be steeper than two horizontal to one vertical, or as recommended by a soils engineer.
B. Fills that are intended for building sites shall be constructed in conformance with the requirements of the latest edition of the IBC as adopted by the city.
C. Except as permitted by the city, no material other than earth material shall be buried or placed in fills. Placement of other than earth material is regulated by state statutes or federal laws and additional permits may be required.
D. Fills shall be constructed using earth materials, compaction methods and construction techniques, so that stable fills are created.
E. Grading, filling, or clearing in or within the vicinity of a wetland shall comply with CEMC Chapter 18.01.
F. Grading, filling or clearing in an area of special flood hazard shall be done in accordance with the latest version of the City of Cle Elum floodplain management ordinance (CEMC Chapter 15.24) or this chapter, whichever has the more stringent development regulations.
G. Grading, filling or clearing of archaeological sites shall be done in accordance with WAC Chapter 25-48, as now adopted or as may be amended, or other applicable state or federal law.


- Montgomery completed the 16-inch water main construction between the north end of Pine Island Court and 10 Mile Road.
- There are some poor soils along Pine Island Drive, near the north end of Pine Island Court, which has delayed water main construction through this area.
- Montgomery continued restoration work along the west side of Pine Island Drive by installing driveway culverts, restoring road side slopes, placing topsoil and hydroseed.
- Montgomery will continue restoration work along Pine Island Drive.
- Montgomery will begin to install water services at the south end of Pine Island Drive.
- Montgomery will continue pressure testing and disinfecting the new water main north of Pine Island Court.
Please contact any project representative if you have questions or concerns.


A special meeting about plans for airport expansion in the area will be hosted by Kenilworth Town Council next Thursday.
Representatives of Air Atlantique, which runs Coventry Airport at Baginton, will attend the meeting at 7pm, in the council chamber in Southbank Road.
Kenilworth is already under the flight path of planes heading to Birmingham and Coventry airports.
It would be about six miles from the edge of the vast international airport proposed as an option at Church Lawford. The flightpath would stretch towards the town from Stretton-on-Dunsmore and the A45.


June 6, 2023 8:39 AM
MGW Runway Extension Project Construction Alert
Blasting will take place at the Runway Extension construction site tomorrow, June 7, 2023, and Friday, June 9, 2023. Blasting will occur at 12 p.m. with an alternate time of 2 p.m. Residents near the airport may hear blasting noise coming from the construction site.
Visit www.futureofmgw.com for more information.


Flooded road Stockwood Hill Keynsham
Reported in the Flooding of a road or pavement category by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 17:02, Saturday 2 November 2019
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council 3 minutes later. Council ref: 1829082.
Flooded road Stockwood Hill Keynsham. BS31 2AN. 2m deep flood water where the road meets Stockwood Vale.
Thank you for your report, it will be reviewed by the appropriate team.
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 17:05, Saturday 2 November 2019
We have looked into this issue and the appropriate action has been scheduled for future works.You can check back here for further updates.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 11:58, Thursday 7 November 2019
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“They’re Trying to Make us Homeless!” By Chuck Olsen | July 26, 2011 LikeTweet EmailPrint More More on Economy/Jobs Subscribe to Economy/Jobs Click Picture to Watch Video of North Minneapolis Resident DeWayne Click Picture to Watch Video of North Minneapolis Resident DeWayne North Minneapolis resident DeWayne refuses to leave his home on Logan Avenue, which was damaged during the May 22 tornado, but which is still structurally sound and safe. The City of Minneapolis condemned the house and urged DeWayne and his children to go to a shelter. But with the city’s shelters overwhelmed by approximately 5,000 residents made homeless by the tornado, DeWayne refuses to go. To him, temporary shelters for the displaced is hardly a long-term solution to housing problems in North Minneapolis. North Minneapolis is a neighborhood in need of solutions. Poverty, lack of jobs, and a housing crisis are longstanding systemic problems that were only magnified by this spring’s devastating tornado. Faced with these serious needs, creativity and innovation solution-makers are stepping forward. The UpTake’s Northside Project, with support from the Bush Foundation, is seeking out the individuals and organizations who are making inspired positive change in North Minneapolis. But before we can illuminate the solutions, we need to understand the wide range of needs. The UpTake is collaborating with MplsTornado.info to find Northside residents still suffering from the impacts of the tornado, thus amplifying the “storm before the storm” of economic disparity. We hope these “Stories of Need” will connect residents with people and organizations who can directly solve their needs. To support this series documenting people in need in North Minneapolis, visit: http://mplstornado.info/ Featured on CitizenTube Produced by The UpTake, in collaboration www.MplsTornado.info. Support this story and all the stories from The Uptake. Donate.


County discusses flood mitigation plan for Black Forest
POSTED: 06:00 PM MDT Jul 23, 2013 UPDATED: 01:02 PM MDT Jul 24, 2013
El Paso County said Wednesday it's watching flood patterns to see if a long-term flood mitigation plan needs to be established.
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KUCHING – The construction of the RM300 million Batang Igan bridge project which is about 450km from here was delayed after the original site was moved to another area, close to the ferry pier in Kampung Igan.
In a statement here Monday, the works ministry said the Value Management Laboratory in the Economic Planning Unit (EPU) of the Prime Minister’s Department decided in July that the bridge’s location must be moved following request by local residents.
It said the transfer would delay preliminary work such as land surveying and hydrographic surveying, soil investigation, design of bridge structure and others that needed to be redone, and was expected to take at least a year.
It added work on the river would not be able to start early next year as planned earlier.
Instead, EPU projects approved in February following an appeal letter to the works ministry on Nov 24 last year, and received by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will only begin in early 2018.
The statement said the project was never suspended but was delayed due to the relocation.


Starting Thursday West 10th street will be closed from 4-J Road to the alley that runs behind 4-J Road. The city will begin it’s 2019 Water Main replacement project. The city expects W. 10th to remain closed through June 23rd.
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- Location: Milan, Italy
- Architects: TECO
- Client: Milanosport
- Completion: 2017
- Type of structure: Spaceframe MERO KK-System
MERO Italiana realized the space frame structure (KK system) of the new Pala Armani in Milan (formerly PalaLido). 18 columns are arranged around the structure at its outer rim. The basketball/volleyball area with a total surface of almost 4,500 sqm, measuring 77 m x 63 m, will also be a venue for public events. The facade, with an average grid of 4.5 m x 4.5 m, has a cladding of transparent polycarbonate panels.


WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Metro officials say they will delay the beginning of their track work due to the Nationals game on Friday.
Metro was going to start track work at 10 p.m. but will start after the game instead. Officials say Metro will wait until the crowds "have dissipated."
Track work is scheduled this weekend on the Red and Green lines. Yellow line trains will operate to and from Mt. Vernon Square due to track work on the Green Line.


Village of Flossmoor issued the following announcement on Sept. 10.
Qualified spaces across Flossmoor have been identified as ideal locations to plant a tree for this year's share-the-cost tree program. Residents with qualifying parkways have been notified, but if you believe you have space for a new tree in your parkway, please contact Flossmoor Public Works. In order to qualify, parkways must have enough spacing between trees and be clear of overhead utilities. The recommended spacing for large trees is a minimum of 30 feet between trees. For small trees, the recommended spacing is a minimum of 15 feet between trees. Small trees are better options for restricted locations, such as locations near powerlines or under large trees. The only small tree available for the fall tree planting program is the Canada Serviceberry. For more information contact Flossmoor Public Works at (708) 957-4100.
For properties that qualify for the Fall Share-the-Cost tree planting program, the application can be found online. Orders are due September 18, 2019.
Original source can be found here.
Source: Village of Flossmoor


Seven years ago, Hurricane Katrina breeched New Orleans’ levees causing flooding in about 80% of the city. However, New Orleans now boosts a new $14.5 billion flood protection system designed for a 100-year storm. The system consists of 563 kilometers (350 miles) of levees, floodwalls, floodgates, surge barriers, and pump stations. The Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Surge Barrier is nearly 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) long and is the largest barrier of its kind in the world. According to news sources, floodgates, numbering 73, are designed to withstand a Category Three hurricane. Within New Orleans alone, the system contains 24 pumping systems, which can move more than 110 billion liters (29 billion gallons) per day. Read more.
The Water Environment Federation will hold WEFTEC® 2012 in New Orleans. Participants will have the opportunity to tour the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex, part of the New Orleans Drainage System.


January 16, 2019
Sierra Montana Recreation Center - Dance Room
14861 N Spring Lane
Surprise, AZ 85388
FS18-566 - Gehan Homes - Cactus and 175th Ave - Citizen Outreach Meeting
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Zone change for 3.73 acres of Residential Ranch (RR) zoned property to Medium Density Residential (RM-6) with a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Overlay. Surprise Planning Case FS18-566.