City of Omaha traffic engineers say that North Main Street, from Parker Street to Park Road, in the Elkhorn area is closed.
The closure is due to sewer installation by Overland Construction and it will be in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily until further notice.
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Attention all residents, business owners and commuters in the vicinity of Bellagio Road between Moraga Drive and Casiano Road.
Slurry seal operations to cover the recently paved DWP trench have been scheduled for three separate days: Thursday, Nov. 8; Tuesday, Nov. 12 and Wednesday, Nov. 13. Work hours are from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Due to the material being extremely adhesive and taking up to six hours to harden, access to residential driveways on the west side of Bellagio will be blocked during work hours.
What to expect:
- Parking will be restricted on the above dates to facilitate work.
- Some vibration is anticipated during the operation.
- Driveway access will be restricted until the material is dry.


MoDOT to work on Kingshighway, Highway 51
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
MoDOT will perform maintenance on traffic signals at the Kingshighway intersection with Independence Street. Work will take place Sunday from 6 a.m. to noon in the southbound lanes.
In Bollinger County, work will begin on Highway 51 between Highway 72 and Highway OO Friday morning. Work will take place from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. while crews perform drainage work in the southbound lane. During work the road will be reduced to one lane.
For more information call MoDOT at 1-888-ASK-MODOT.


Situated on the lower section (river) of Henley on Klip this lovely pan handle vacant property is for sale.
The property is 2032m² in size and located in a quiet street just waiting for you to build your dream home.
No dolomite testing has been done on the soil.
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Abbotswood Accessibility Improvement
Rich House 9 Jan 2018
If you've been up in Abbotswood / Woodley area recently you may have noticed paths being widened. On Facebook there has been speculation that these are cycle paths or shared use paths. Sadly there is no mention of this on the Hampshire County Council web site page for the work. This seems such a shame. I've emailed them to find out more - watch this space.


City council addresses sidewalk repair
The Russellville City Council is urgently moving forward to repair the sidewalk in front of the Russellville Police Department after Monday’s city council meeting.
The area of sidewalk has been blocked off for one month, with the portion of sidewalk removed for one week.
“I think this is an emergency situation because I am afraid someone is going to accidentally fall in it,” said Councilman David Palmer.
Palmer said he would like to declare it a state of emergency so decisions about the repair could be made quicker, but the city attorney said it could not be considered a state of emergency because of how long it has been blocked off.
Russellville Mayor David Grissom said the repair needs to be done urgently and asked that the timeline be mentioned when asking for bids.
Street Department Superintendent Shannon Wilson said the Russellville Street Department does not have the equipment or resources necessary to make the repairs in-house.
“This is going to be a big undertaking, and whenever they start working on it, we aren’t sure what exactly they are going to find,” Wilson said. “We just don’t have the equipment for it.”
The city council unanimously agreed to give Palmer the authority to take the lead on the project to take bids from contractors on the repair.
Grissom said the city council will move as quickly as possible on the repair and could call an emergency meeting later on to approve the bid, if deemed necessary.
“This is a big issue we need to address, so we are going to do everything we can to move forward as quick as possible on this issue,” Grissom said.


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SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF TAUNTON DEANE PARISH OF WEST MONKTON Temporary Closure of Footpaths T 32/10 and T 10/21Notice ID: BOU0522190
SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF TAUNTON DEANE PARISH OF WEST MONKTON Temporary Closure of Footpaths T 32/10 and T 10/21 TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, and the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Procedure Regulations 1992 The Secretary of State for Transport in exercise of his powers under section 15(5) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, has approved an extension to the above Order for a period of twelve months from 13 March 2018 to 13 March 2019 or until the completion of the works whichever is earlier.
The original Order came into effect on 13 September 2013 at the request of Redraw Homes as the site is being developed. The Order PROHIBITS ALL TRAFFIC from proceeding footpaths T 32/10 and T10/21 from Brittons Ash for a distance of approximately 800 metres to its junction with the county road due to the likelihood of danger to the public whilst the site is being developed.
For further details about the works being carried out please contact Richard Horbunowicz, Redrew Homes on 01454 625000.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive Dated: 8 March 2018


The Mission of Building Inspections (a division of the Public Development Department) is to provide for the administration and enforcement of construction codes and ordinances adopted by the County and municipalities (when applicable). As such, the division functions shall be construed as securing the beneficial interest of the community which are public safety, health and general welfare through the structural strength, stability, sanitation, adequate light and ventilation, and safety of life and property from fire and other hazards incident to the construction, alteration, repair, removal, demolition, use and occupancy of buildings, structures or premises.
Hours of Operation Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Inspections are done daily. Please call the automated inspection line at 706-367-6335 and leave your name, phone number, permit number and type of inspection before 4 p.m. the day before you wish to have an inspection completed. In most cases, inspections are done the next business day.


New Delhi: Shri Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Shipping and Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation inaugurated / laid foundation stone for 137 km of highways projects worth Rs 5632 crore around Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh today. Besides widening of national highways, this includes construction of a new, six-lane bridge over Ganga at Fafamau, Allahabad.
Speaking at Parade Ground in Allahabad Shri Gadkari said that his Ministry plans to build highways worth Rs 2 lakh crore in Uttar Pradesh before the government’s five year term ends next year. For this, he said, he would need the cooperation of the state government for acquiring land and getting environment clearance. He further said that the ongoing work to develop River Ganga for navigation will improve the financial condition of farmers in the state. The Minister also appealed to students, NGOs and the people of the state to come forward and plant trees along the Ganga to protect the river and the environment, and said that he was raising funds from corporates and individuals for developing ghats along the river.
Shri Gadkari inaugurated a 41.34 km long section of NH 27 that was 4 laned at a cost of Rs 775 crore. He also laid the foundation stone for three projects that include 6 laning of 53.15 km Handiya- Aurai section of NH 2 at a cost of Rs 1813 crore; the 15 km, 4 lane Puramufti-Kaudihar Allahabad inner ring road Phase I that is to be constructed at a cost of Rs 830 crore and the 17.77 km section of NH 96 from Allahabad Bypass to Allahabad City at a cost of Rs 314 crore. In addition to these Shri Gadkari also attended the commencement of construction of a new, six lane bridge over River Ganga at Fafamau, Allahabad, that is to be built at a cost of Rs 1900 crore.


Here’s what’s ahead for the April 6th, electronic Salisbury City Council Meeting… Mayor Alexander will proclaim: April 18th through the 24th as National Crime Victim’s Rights Week and The Month of April as Financial Literacy, Child Abuse Prevention, Autism Acceptance and Fair Housing Month. Council will consider: •\tEndorsement of a partnership with Operation Hope to engage community partners for the 1MBB initiative. •\tTwo Land Development District Map Amendments and hold related public hearings. The first to rezone nine acres in the vicinity of Jake Alexander Blvd. and South Main Street from Residential Mixed Use and Highwyay Business to Residential Mixed Use and Establish a Conditional District Overlay for an 84-unit multi-family development. The second to rezone six acres located in the 100 block of Brenner Avenue to maintain the underlying Corridor Mixed-Use, remove the existing, expired Conditional District Overlay and establish a new Conditional District Overlay to allow for an 84-unit, multi-family development. •\tAuthorizing Mayor Alexander to execute an easement to Rowan County for a Chemical Booster Station to serve the North East Water System. •\tAuthorization for a sole source purchase from Badger Meter, Inc. for $585,000 for cellular endpoints and the extended warranties and adoption of a Capital Project Ordinance for $1 million to purchase and install advanced metering infrastructure endpoint upgrades. •\tAnd a resolution establishing filing fees for municipal elections The meeting starts at 6 pm. Anyone who wishes to speak during public comment must sign-up by 5 p.m. on April 6th, by contacting Kelly Baker at firstname.lastname@example.org or 704-638-5233. Written comments received by April 6th at 5 p.m. will be shared with City Council but not read out loud during the meeting. All City Council meetings will be held electronically until further notice to remain consistent with limiting physical interactions and the potential spread of COVID-19. The meeting will be streamed live at salisburync.gov/webcast and on the City’s Facebook and Twitter accounts. You can also view the meeting later on demand at SalisburyNC.gov/videos, or broadcast on WSRG –TV (Hotwire channel 394 and Spectrum channel 16).


The TPO Executive Board will hold a public hearing at its regular monthly meeting to consider public comment on the proposed Program of Projects funded by Fiscal Year 2019 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Transit Grant funds and Section 5339 Bus and Bus Facilities Grant funds. The City of Knoxville is the official designated recipient of the FTA funds. The public involvement process, including the times established for public review and for allowing comment on the
When: Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
Where: Small Assembly Room of the City-County Building, 400 Main Street, Knoxville, Tennessee
Interested persons or agencies and particularly private transportation providers are encouraged to participate in the process. You can view the proposed POP below. Comments submitted in advance of the meeting by on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 will be read into the minutes at the meeting.
For information, accommodation for a disability, to be mailed or faxed a copy of the POP, or to provide comments in advance of the meeting contact us below.
400 Main Street, Suite 403
Knoxville, TN 37902
Phone: (865) 215-2694


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25 cents of land for sale fully or partially (Available 13 , 5, 4 cents) at Muttom, Aluva , Ernkulam. Near to Ambattukavu Metro Station. Suitable for constructing house with all amenities including road access with clear boundary, all facilities are around there. Having Tar road access and 100 M from Main road (NH47).
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Route 9 northbound to be closed
early morning hours this Sunday in Howell
New traffic signal pole installation to require
detour at Lanes Mill Road
(Trenton) - The installation of a new traffic signal pole and mastarm will require the full closure of Route 9 northbound at the intersection with Lanes Mill Road through the early morning hours of Sunday, November 24, NJDOT officials today announced.
Motorists are advised that Route 9 northbound is scheduled to be closed beginning at midnight on Saturday night, November 23 and will remain closed until around 8 a.m. Sunday morning, November 24. Route 9 northbound carries two travel lanes and a right-turn/u-turn lane at this location.
- • Route 9 northbound will be directed to turn right onto Lanes Mill Road eastbound and make a quick left for the entrance ramp back onto Route 9 northbound. The left turn from Lanes Mill Road east to the ramp will be marked out with cones and detour signs.
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. In the case of inclement weather, the signal installation work would be rescheduled for the weekend of December 7th and 8th.
Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT’s traffic information website www.511nj.org for construction updates and real-time travel information.


See it again - Prayer for OKC from the 7th GenerationWATCH VIDEO
Apr 19, 2023 | Brent Vawter
The city we are building today is the city our children will inherit. What type of city will that be?
In this video, the children tell us what they would pray for. At the 2023 CBMC Metro Prayer Breakfast, we followed their lead to pray specifically for our city, its leaders and citizens.
So now ... let's be the answer!


The Association for Preservation Technology International (APT) is pleased to announce a Call for Abstracts for APT NYC 2013, taking place in Times Square from October 11-15, 2013.
New York City has been a worldwide destination for centuries, which has forged a unique urban, cultural heritage. From a preservation standpoint, NYC has recently exceeded its peak 1970s population after decades of decline. Both expanding and shrinking cities present new challenges that require preservationists to think broadly and collaboratively, themes that will be highlighted at APT NYC 2013.
APT’s annual conference is itself a melting pot of ideas and best practices from many disciplines. Abstract submissions are welcomed from architects, engineers, academics, conservators, consultants, planners, curators, landscape architects, developers, contractors, historians and students directly involved in the application of methods and materials to maintain, conserve, and protect historic structures and sites for future use and appreciation.
To review the four Conference tracks or to submit an abstract before February 28, please visit http://www.aptconference.org.
Lisa Stott Conference Marketing & Technical Engagement Manager Association for Preservation Technology International (APT) email@example.com 217/331-2926 (direct) Join us in New York City for the world’s premier conference for preservation technology! Oct. 11-15, 2013 Register today! Call for Abstracts due February 28.


Extensive waterlogging, traffic congestion in Delhi due to rains
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Sunday leading to extensive waterlogging and traffic snarls at several places in the city.
The Safdarjung Observatory, considered the official marker for Delhi, recorded 28.2 mm rainfall, while the Ridge station registered 126.8 mm rainfall from 8.30 am on Saturday to 8.30 am on Sunday, officials said.
According to the Public Works Department, Yamuna Bazar, Khanpur, Rohtak Road, Lodhi Road, Azadpur underpass, Zakhira underpass, Shakti Nagar underpass, Kirari, Sagarpur, among others witnessed heavy waterlogging.
PWD officials said nearly 20-30 waterlogging complaints were received in the morning, adding the workers are on the ground and waterlogging-related complaints are being attended to on priority.
The police said they received waterlogging-related complaints after 8 am from the underpass of Patparganj Road, located near Mother Dairy, Yamuna Vihar, Malka Ganj, near Tis Hazari and Kashmiri Gate metro stations, Chaudhary Fateh Singh Marg, Munirka and Nangloi, among others.
A portion of a road caved in at Mangolpuri following the downpour, affecting traffic movement in the area.
In another tweet, it said traffic has also been affected in Zakhira underpass, Azadpur underpass and Shakti Nagar underpass due to waterlogging. On way from Dhaula Kuan to AIIMS, a pothole was created on the Rajnagar (Sarojini Nagar) flyover, due to which the traffic will be heavy, police mentioned in one of its tweets. ''The carriageway from Mukarba Chowk to Azadpur is facing problem of water logging. As a result, only one carriageway out of four is functioning that too with difficulty. ''To avoid congestion on this particular route, traffic is being diverted towards Outer Ring Road from Mukarba Chowk. The commuter may take Road No 51 to approach Azadpur and Adarsh Nagar,'' the traffic police said in another tweet. The police said there was road sinking incident on Aurbindo Marg at IIT red light point on Saturday but now, it has been filled up by PWD department. According to the recommendation of the PWD, the road has been opened for traffic movement. Only right turn for traffic coming from AIIMS side is still closed due to continued repair work and presently no other traffic has been diverted, police said. The water level in the Yamuna increased again and was recorded at 205.30 meters on Sunday morning, just below the danger mark of 205.33 meters. According to officials, over 100 families living in the Yamuna floodplains have been moved to higher areas over the last few days.
On Friday, the Delhi administration had sounded a flood alert and expedited efforts to evacuate people from vulnerable areas, as the river in the capital breached the danger mark of 205.33 metres amid heavy rains in the upper catchment areas.
The water level was recorded at 205.30 metres at the Old Railway Bridge at 9 am. On Friday, the Yamuna had breached the danger mark and swelled to 205.59 metres by 9 pm. It had receded to 204.89 metres on Saturday evening.
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A well-used road connecting the Holme and Colne valleys needs urgent action, residents say.
Linfit Lane, Linthwaite, is peppered with cracks, potholes and tarmac patches.
And drivers, who regularly use the road, say the current policy of piecemeal repairs is not working.
The road, which is also used by motorists heading to and from the M62, is getting worse, residents say.
Local campaigners have started a petition, which has over 1,200 signatures, demanding Kirklees Council resurface the road.
Kirklees Cabinet member for highways, Clr Mussarat Khan, has also met the campaigners.
Alan said: “We were delighted that highways chief Clr Mussarat Khan attended this cross-party gathering to inspect the state of both Linfit Lane and School Hill Road, South Crosland.
“This link road is now a major artery between Linthwaite, Netherton and Honley and parts of it can only be described as ‘unfit for purpose’.
“This was a worthwhile meeting where Clr Khan listened to all those present and hopefully has taken matters ‘on-board’ and we get a positive result.”
See the pothole repairer the Multihog in action below!


The STIRLING COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (30 mph Speed Limit) (Thornhill) Order 2020 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 10-12-20.
The order will:
Reduce the existing 30 mph speed limits on the A873 and B822 reducing the speed limits to 20mph limits and introduce new 30mph speed limits entering the village as part of an environment improvement scheme.
A COPY of the Order can be requested by quoting Ref No TM/6 – SRO/2020(266) and e-mailing email@example.com.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (C40 (Known locally as Rossburn Lane), by Blairdrummond) (Temporary Closure) Order 2020 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 10-12-20.
This Order will close:
C40 From its junction with the B8075 to its junction with Sommers Lane from 11-1-21 until 22-1-21 to facilitate Scottish Water works. The weight restriction on the B8075 will be suspended for the duration of the closure.
Alternative Route: via Sommers Lane, A84, B8075 and vice versa. See map
Access will be maintained for emergency vehicles.


5,700 meters of Padma Bridge visible
The 38th span on the Padma Bridge has been installed on Saturday.
The span bearing number ‘1-A’ was placed on the first and second pillars at Mawa point.
Now, some 5,700 meters of the bridge’s main structure is visible.
Padma Bridge’s Executive Engineer Dewan Md Abdul Quader said a floating crane Tian-E started bringing the span from the specialized workshop at Kumarbhogh in Mawa at around 9:30 am.
After bringing the span to the stipulated pillars, the concerned engineers started the installation work of the span.
He said the 39th span is expected to be installed later this month while the 40th span and the remaining one will be placed within December.
The 6.15-km long double-layer bridge will have a total of 41 spans.
The multi-purpose Padma Bridge is expected to be opened in 2021.


Friday, 4 March 2011
Essential resurfacing work is to take place on the A65 Leeds Road, Rawdon, between Monday 7 March and Wednesday 30 March. The work, which will replace the worn out carriageway, will be restricted to between 09:30 and 15:30 from Monday to Friday to minimise disruption as much as possible. However, as this is a main road into Leeds and will affect people travelling to and from the airport, delays are expected. Motorists are advised to find an alternative route wherever possible. Leeds City Council apologises for any inconvenience.
Posted by Leeds City Council press office at 13:20


Build it and they will come
It’s an age-old adage but it’s one that rings true for Flinders Lane developer Martin Locke. When Martin purchased the former Discount Jeans building in Flinders Street he wasn’t sure what the future held for it. But when Townsville City Council purchased the neighbouring building, the former Sportspower store, with the view to knock down the structure to create an access link from Flinders Street to the CBD bus hub and through to the new Queensland Country Bank Stadium, an idea was born.
Together, this was an opportunity to create something very special, something that could transform and connect Townsville city and rejuvenate the CBD. An exciting, new entertainment and dining destination. A unique collaboration between private and public sectors. Flinders Lane.
“Council and I agreed, we both wanted Flinders Lane to look and feel as one precinct where the boundaries between public and private space disappeared creating a vibe unlike anywhere else in Townsville,” says Martin.
“It was only as the project developed over time, both before and during construction, where I fully realised the potential opportunity, but more so, the community responsibility I had been given. To be able to contribute in what is a relatively small, but extremely significant piece of infrastructure, gave me the fulfilment and purpose I now know I was searching for. This is the gift that Flinders Lane has given me, for which I am most grateful.”
With construction on the public laneway space now complete Flinders Lane is open to the public. The laneway is both functional and beautiful, with ramp and stair access from Flinders Street to Ogden Street, a stepped-seating amphitheatre, performing stage fully wired for sound, a balcony overlooking the lane and extensive lighting features including Council’s Halo Chandelier. The design utilised existing elements of the original building including retaining its brick walls and combined those with modern glazing, steel framework and added textures through recycled feature timber, green walls and hanging plants.
But this is just the beginning of the Flinders Lane story. The next chapter is all about finding the right tenant partners.
“Council and my team have created a magnificent space for magic to happen, but the reality is that only when my tenant partners and I find each other, will Flinders Lane truly come alive and Townsville will finally have a revived, beating City Heart,” offers Martin.
“The businesses who come into Flinders Lane are without doubt the key to creating that vibe. Each partnering business will have a unique point of difference and see benefit in working together with me and other like-minded business owners but above all, they will have their own story to tell, and will also be driven by a greater purpose.”
Martin credits developer Laurence Lancini’s vision and passion to invest and grow Townsville through his City Lane precinct across the road for making Flinders Lane possible. It is also in working together with City Lane that Mr Locke sees a defining coming of age opportunity for Townsville CBD. Mr Locke said City Lane and Flinders Lane each have their own identities and offerings, however, with Townsville’s CBD ready to grow up there are plans underway around how to subtly connect the two precincts to give Townsville a true laneway experience to enjoy and be proud of.
“Without the massive investment the Lancini Property Group made across the road in City Lane, Flinders Lane would not exist. Laurence’s commitment and love of Townsville gave us all City Lane, which gave me the confidence to do what I am doing in Flinders Lane. It ensured I have never had to doubt my decision, because all I needed to do was look across the road.
“Flinders Lane and all the business partners who choose to be part of this journey, I know will exceed all measures of success. But the ultimate reward will come from playing a greater game, which is to leave a legacy for their families and the community. That is Flinders Lane’s vision.”
Businesses interested in partnering with Flinders Lane should contact the team through the website – www.flinderslanetsv.com.au


Menlo Park City Council to conduct study session on news racks
The Study Session will take place at 6:30 pm at City Council Chambers, 701 Laurel St.
The study session will start with a brief background on abandoned or unmaintained newsracks in the City followed by a discussion of ways the City can address those issues.
The City has received numerous complaints about the condition of newsracks but has little ability to correct the issue without an ordinance.
Staff will present a series of alternatives to the Council and ask for direction on how to proceed. Publishers or any other interested parties are invited to attend the study session to learn more and provide input.
For more information, please contact Management Analyst II John Passman.


December 14, 2019
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Like many other cities in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, the City of San José is exploring the development of a “reach code” to further its building electrification, solar, and/or electric vehicle goals in new residential and commercial construction. The reach code timing is intended to be aligned with the City’s adoption and implementation of the 2019 CA Building Energy Code.
We welcome you to join us at our fourth and final meeting to discuss our reach code. At this meeting, we will present updated reach code language and ask for final stakeholder input.
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2014 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Engineering Excellence
The Port Mann/Highway 1 Improvement Project was a massive undertaking for Scottish Line Painting. Approximately 37 kilometers of highway from McGill Street interchange in Vancouver to 216th Street in Langley, the project spanned years of work, requiring intensive collaboration with all the companies and contractors involved, especially prime contractor JV Peter Kiewit Sons Co. and Flatiron Constructors Canada Limited, and the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.
Many long nights and days were put in by all of Scottish Line’s crews! We are proud of the work we did and proud of the recognition received!


31 Durnalar Sokak
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31 Durnalar Sokak has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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District: District 11 – San Diego and Imperial Counties
Phone: (619) 688-6670
SAN DIEGO — Caltrans crews will close the northbound Interstate 5 (I-5) Hawthorn Street/San Diego Airport off-ramp as well as the northbound and southbound State Route 163 (SR-163) ramps to northbound I-5 Sunday from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., for continued repairs to a water main break that occurred last November.
Hawthorn Street/San Diego Airport motorists will continue on northbound I-5 to India Street using the Sassafras Street sign off-ramp, continue north on India Street then veer left onto San Diego Avenue, turn left at West Washington Street, left onto Pacific Highway, and right on West Laurel Street to North Harbor Drive and following the signs to San Diego International Airport.
- Northbound SR-163 motorists will continue on northbound SR-163 to the westbound Interstate 8 connector ramp, to the northbound Interstate 5 ramp.
- Southbound SR-163 motorists will detour to 10th Avenue, turn left on A Street to the 11th Avenue northbound I-5 on-ramp.
For real-time traffic information including traffic speed, lane and road closures due to construction and maintenance activities, and more, go to http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/
Follow @SDCaltrans on Twitter and @D11Caltrans on Instagram; and like Caltrans District 11 on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SDCaltrans for news related to state transportation in San Diego and Imperial counties.


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This week, Summit County’s design-build team of Ecological Resource Consultants/Tezak Heavy Equipment (ERC/Tezak) continues major earthwork operations on the Swan River Restoration project site.
It’s an exciting time for the project as the new Tiger Road crossing structure was installed last week and the initial site revegetation work is underway. Last week, crews installed the new prefabricated Contech Conspan crossing structure in Tiger Road and finished pouring the bridge footings. Excluding the express footers installed the previous week, the crossing itself was delivered in 21 pieces. Later this week, crews will work to start backfilling the crossing. Because the backfill can only be placed and compacted eight inch lifts, this work will take some time. For this reason, the temporary detour will remain place around the work zone for about another two or three weeks while this work is occurring. Please continue to exercise caution and courtesy while passing through the construction site.


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Kalamazoo Radisson Parking Structure
The Kalamazoo Radisson Parking Structure is an eight-story parking garage constructed in the 1970s. The structure was expanded in the late 1970s to its full height and added an Annex from Levels 3-8. The three-bay structures consist of a slab-on-grade level and seven supported levels of cast-in-place, monostrand, and button-headed post-tensioned concrete slabs supported by cast-in-place, post-tensioned beams, and columns. The Annex portion of the structure consists of precast concrete double-tees supported by precast concrete beams and columns. The functional layout of the structure forms a double-threaded helix with central crossovers at every level.
The structure went several years without structural maintenance repairs. In 2019, WGI surveyed the structure, recommending concrete and waterproofing repairs and some electrical updates. The first phase of these repairs was completed in 2021, focusing on Levels 6-8 and the southern two stair towers. The post-tension anchorages at the central pour strip of Level 6 controlled the majority of the costs of the project with several needing to be replaced and multiple splice repairs being required along the lengths of the tendons.
• Monostrand Post-Tensioning
• Cast-in-Place and Precast Concrete Slab, Beam, and Column Repairs
• Cast-in-Place Concrete Stair Repairs
• Deck Coating Installation
• Penetrating Silane Sealer
• Miscellaneous Painting


Housing Strategy Pop-up Meeting
You are invited to a virtual pop-up meeting regarding the South Gloucestershire Housing Strategy 2022-2052.
The Housing Strategy will be open for consultation from the 1 July to 1 September 2022.
Please join our online pop-up meeting where you will be given an overview of the Housing Strategy and have an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.
The event will cover the following areas:
• The council’s proposed vision for housing over the next 30 years.
• The three themes of a changing climate, health and wellbeing and equal opportunities core to all housing related activities.
• Discuss the objectives under the following three aims:
A home for everyone that meets their needs
Sustainable homes for the future
Thriving communities and neighbourhoods
The meetings will take place on Wednesday 6 July 2022 from 12 noon to 1pm, or 5 to 6pm (you only need to attend one of the meetings).
The flyer for the events is available below.


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NOTICE OF JOINT CITY COUNCIL & PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
OF THE CITY OF RICHFIELD
SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH
Pursuant to §52-4-6(2), UCA, notice is hereby given that the City Council and Planning Commission of Richfield City, Sevier County, Utah, will hold a joint meeting on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Richfield City Center, 75 East Center Street, commencing at 6:00 p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: ( The agenda may be accelerated or line items may be discussed in any order.)
- CALL TO ORDER
- ROLL CALL
a. Discuss updates to the general plan.
- OTHER BUSINESS


Morris Road will be closed and detoured at the U.S. 202 (Dekalb Pike) Intersection beginning Monday, April 12, for construction activities under a project to widen and reconstruct nearly three miles of U.S. 202 from south of Morris Road to Hancock Road in Whitpain and Lower Gwynedd townships. The closure will be in place 24/7 through Saturday, May 8. During the closure, Morris Road motorists will be directed to use U.S. 202 (Dekalb Pike), Route 73 (Skippack Pike) and North Wales Road. Local access will be maintained up to the construction zone. Motorists are advised to allow more time for travel near the work area because backups and slowdowns may occur. All scheduled activities are weather dependent.
For a complete list of construction projects impacting state-owned highways in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties, visit www.penndot.gov/District6TrafficBulletin


The absence of street trash baskets elsewhere in Queens-not only along Fresh Pond Road-is indeed a scandal warranting the dismissal for whoever’s in charge.
None can be found along Wyckoff Avenue near the Halsey Street stop on the L train-not even on the corners next to subway entrances. That means that people entering the subway discard their food, wrappers, cigarette butts, and other garbage directly onto the sidewalk, not only leaving sidewalks needlessly clulttered but, as property owners can be fined, creating the preconditions for extracting money from us.
We’ve written officials at all levels about this problem, with no success.
Were New York City to terminate whoever’s responsible for pervasive negligence in Queens, may I hope his or her successor will have more respect for necessary sanitation.


We have completed the first round of community feedback, including 4
community workshops and an on-line feedback opportunity, but there is still
opportunity to help shape the plan. Sign up for email updates, and we will notify you of future community engagement, Park and
Recreation Commission and City Council meetings related to this plan.


Part of the Thames Path is going to be closed off for several weeks for vital resurfacing works. Reading Council announced the news on Monday, June 27.
Works will begin in the east and finish in the west. The council says that they should be able to start the final stage from Reading Bridge to Caversham Bridge next week.
There will be diversions up while the works take place. Reading Footpath near Caversham Bridge will be closed from June 27 to July 15.
A Reading Council spokesperson read: "The Thames Path will be closed in sections between Horseshoe Bridge and Caversham Bridge from tomorrow for several weeks, to allow vital resurfacing to improve and seal the path.
"The stages will work from east to west as shown, with the focus this week on Horseshoe Bridge to King’s Meadow. By the end of next week (weather permitting) we'll be starting the final stage, from Reading Bridge to Caversham Bridge. Diversions for each section will be in place during works."
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CUMBERNAULDNL.INFO wants your views on Cumbernauld's town centre, and what you think would "spice" it up.
Cumbernauldnl.info Editor, Scott Campbell, will try and engage the different managers, to come together and meet on a regular bias of improving Cumbernauld's ageing recreation facilities.
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Over the next coming weeks and months we will be trying to engage planners from North Lanarkshire Council, managers and owners of Cumbernauld Town Centre and people from Cumbernauld's communities and businesses to come together and share their views on what can be done to make sure that Cumbernauld never wins the "Carbuncle Award" again.
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Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) serves Porto and its metropolitan area. The 11km distance between the airport and the city centre can be easily overcome by using the direct light-railway line (Line E of ‘Metro do Porto’), operating from 06h00am to 01h30am. The journey takes 23 minutes from the Airport to ‘Casa da Música’ subway station and 28 minutes to ‘Trindade’ central subway station. Public bus line 601 departing from the Airport, as well as taxis, can also be used to reach the centre of Porto.
For more information about Porto airport please visit http://www.ana.pt.
If you are are not arriving at Porto by plane you can reach the city either by train or bus. From Lisbon Oriente train station, long-distance trains are available on an hourly basis during daytime, leaving passengers at Porto’s transport interface of Campanhã. There is also a large offer of express buses in Lisbon connecting the two cities.
Public transportation in Porto
Buses and Metro
Porto is well served by a public bus network and a new light-railway system. Timetables, fares and routes can be obtained here: http://www.itinerarium.net
Porto public bus company (STCP) – http://www.stcp.pt
Metro do Porto – http://www.metrodoporto.pt
Porto is served by two train stations. Long-distance trains to Lisbon, southern Portugal and Vigo (Spain) are available at Campanhã station. Commuter trains to the cities beyond Porto (Braga, Guimarães, Aveiro, Régua) can be found at São Bento station, in the city centre.
For information regarding timetables and fares: http://www.cp.pt
Taxis are available at main locations such as the airport, train stations, hospitals and main commercial areas. Licensed taxis have a meter and are painted in beige or in the traditional black-and-green.
A taxi can be requested by calling a taxi company or going to taxi stops available throughout the city.
If you coming to Porto through Lisbon, you can get more information regarding Lisbon International Airport here: https://www.airport-lis.com/.


Landscaping the open space between Forthill Cemetery and Lough Atalia Bridge cost the Galway City Council €23,540, a sum which has been branded as “staggering” and “exorbitant”.
This is the view of Independent councillor Terry O’Flaherty who has hit out at the cost of the landscaping works.
While she accepted the area needed improvement, she found it “staggering” that “this amount of money” could be spent “landscaping a relatively small piece of land when budgets are being cut back across all departments”.
Cllr O’Flaherty intends to raise the matter with the council’s Parks Department as she feels “serious questions” need to be answered.
“I want to establish if the contract was put out to tender and if so, what other prices were received,” she said. “I am also anxious to establish why so much money was spent on one small area when there are many other parts of the city which are equally in need of improvement.”
She also understands that 1,820 plants were supplied and that this “contributed to the excessive cost”. As a result she wants to know who designed the landscaping works and why it was deemed necessary to include so many plants that require high maintenance.


The Community Development staff would like to thank you for choosing to build in Benton. We hope to assist you in any way possible.
In order to view or download city ordinances, resolutions or pre-annexation documents, you would need to follow the steps below:
Permit Applications Forms (Download Form, Fill and Save, and Email to email@example.com.)
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City of Benton, Arkansas


Get involved, get cycling in Dublin.
The Dublin Cycling Campaign is an independent, voluntary lobby group that has been working to improve the city for all cyclists for over a decade and a half.
Upcoming Events - All are welcome.
10th Mar 2014Central Hotel, Exchequer Street, Dublin 2
14th Apr 2014Central Hotel, Exchequer Street, Dublin 2
24th Apr 2014Dublin, Ireland
14th Jun 2014Nationwide
16th Sep 2014Throughout Europe
7th Mar 2014Training Session for HGV Drivers
7th Mar 2014Survey Questionnaire for Local Election Candidates
7th Mar 2014Broadmeadow Plan goes to Public Consultation


The environmental art piece that was created for the Espoo Museum of Modern Art (EMMA) was an open invitation for citizens to take part in the discussion about visual art and its significance. The EMMA piece consists of sculptural block letters that moved around Helsinki and Espoo. With their presence they temporarily change the character of the place. The letters E and A form two skateboard ramps. One of the M’s is designed to be a garden and the other one a construction that measures the level of air pollution and traffic noise.


Davey Court and Davey Street, Strathalbyn are offering three of the best allotments available. Developed in the prestigious Pipers Crest Strathalbyn with access to play grounds, tennis courts and stunning walking trails these allotments offer more than just land to build, they offer a life style.
Representing fantastic value all three allotments include power, water and sewer connection.
Lot 208 Davey St, Strathalbyn – 830m2
Lot 207 Davey Ct, Strathalbyn – 1239m2
Lot 223 Davey Ct, Strathalbyn – 782m2


It’s a holiday weekend, and that means food, fun, and mass transit hassles. Luckily, things seem calm, so enjoy it while it lasts. Here are the transit changes that could affect your travel plans this weekend (Saturday, May 28 at 12:01 am to Tuesday, May 31 at 5 am, unless otherwise noted):
L: Shuttle buses replace trains between Lorimer Street and Broadway Junction (Friday, May 27 at 11:30 pm to Monday, May 30 at 5 am).
N: Trains run local in both directions between Dekalb Avenue and 59th Street (Saturday, May 28 at 6:30 am to Tuesday, May 31 at 5 am).
Q: Manhattan-bound trains run on the R from Dekalb Avenue to Canal Street (Saturday, May 28 from 12:01 to 5 am); Manhattan-bound skip Avenue M and Avenue H and run on the R beyond DeKalb Avenue (all times).
Go a transit gripe? Tell us. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.org.
Information courtesy of New York City Transit — and is accurate at press time. Community Newspaper Group is not responsible for last-minute changes made by the agency.


White's Ferry Study
Ferry service across the Potomac River is recognized as an important part of the region’s transportation network. White’s Ferry ceased operations on December 28, 2020, following a Circuit Court opinion in a private lawsuit over the use of private land for the ferry landing in Virginia. Prior to closing, White’s Ferry transported approximately 600 to 800 vehicles per day across the river and connected bicyclists and pedestrians between Loudoun County Virginia and Montgomery County Maryland.
Loudoun County will work jointly with Montgomery County to conduct the study of the White’s Ferry’s operations as well as an evaluation of land ownership and acquisition scenarios for the Virginia landing. The study will evaluate the long-term feasibility and reliability of Potomac River ferry service between Loudoun and Montgomery Counties and help identify alternatives for ferry operations with a common goal of re-establishing daily ferry service that benefits the community.
The joint study is being led by the Loudoun County Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure and the Montgomery County Department of Transportation. The study’s scope includes:
- Roadway access and ferry use along with any other pertinent transportation issues.
- Identifying legal and regulatory requirements associated with ferry operations.
- Landing site improvements and landing location options.
- Operating alternatives that may include a public/private partnership.
- A study analyzing the long-term and short-term options for resuming Potomac River ferry service was presented to the Board of Supervisors at its November 16, 2021, business meeting.
- Montgomery County Department of Transportation’s (MCDOT) held a virtual public meeting on Wednesday, November 17, 2021.
- The Town of Poolesville Fair Access Committee held a public meeting on August 18, 2021, for members of the public to meet the new owner of the ferry and hear updates on the efforts to get the ferry reopened for the long term.
- Loudoun County and Montgomery County began reviewing information and researching the alternatives in spring 2021.
Stay Informed About This Project
- View all project updates on the White’s Ferry Study.
- Sign up for updates on this project in Notify Me, Blogs category.
- April 21, 2021 - Loudoun County Taking Steps to Restore Potomac River Ferry Service
- April 21, 2021 – Montgomery County Applauds Loudoun County’s Efforts to Restore Potomac River Ferry Service
- August 18, 2021 - Montgomery County, in Partnership with Loudoun County and Capital Infrastructure, Announces White's Ferry Study Underway and On Time; Meeting to be Held in Poolesville on Wednesday, Aug. 18
If you have questions about this project, email the Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure or call 703-737-8624.
Email Glen Barbour, Public Information Officer or call 703-771-5086.


City of Rochester
(Thursday, April 20, 2017) – The annual Rochester Heart Walk & Run will take place this Saturday, April 22, causing temporary street closings. The race begins at 9 a.m. at Frontier Field, 333 Plymouth Ave. North.
The following streets will close at 8:45 a.m. and will re-open as soon as possible after that time. They are expected to be closed for about 2 hours.
- Morrie Silver Way from Oak Street to Plymouth Avenue (closed at 5:30 a.m.);
- State Street from Brown Street to Andrews Street;
- Inner Loop from Plymouth Avenue to East Main Street.;
- Plymouth Avenue from East Main Street to Brown Street.
For more information, call Colleen Begner at the American Heart Association (585) 371-3227, visit www.rochesterheartwalk.org, or email RochesterHeartWalk@heart.org.
RTS Riders: for more information, detour routes and Downtown boarding locations, please call customer service at 288-1700 or visit www.RGRTA.com.
News Media: For more information, contact the City Communications Bureau at 428-7135.


TOWN OF BREWSTER
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE
May 23, 2022
The Brewster Historic District Committee will hold a public hearing on Monday, May 23, 2022, at 7:00 pm to consider the following applications. Said hearing will be held virtually, recorded at the Brewster Town Offices, 2198 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631.
Paula Parker, 1793 Main Street, Map 57 Lot 43
TD Bank North, 7 Underpass Road, Map 78 Lot 113
And to discuss any other business that may legally come before this committee.
You have the right to offer comments, if you so desire, by email to [email protected] or by letter addressed to the Historic District Committee. Comments must be received by 4pm the Friday prior to the meeting.


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Master Plan Sheet – MPS, Manufacturer Plans
Gate Operator and Access Device Footer (MPS 20-35538)
$100.00 – $200.00 or ( 10 Tokens - 20 Tokens )
Concrete pad footing for a variety of gate access systems and controls including gate arm, motorized swing gate, and access control box. Use this Gate Operator master plan sheet in conjunction with many of our swinging gate and fence plans for a complete perimeter solution fitting many needs. Previous MPS #18-5729.
This document has been designed to meet the requirements of the selected Building Code including Dade & Broward Counties, FL and upon ordering will be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer of the firm. Use it along with your other project documents to obtain a building permit. It is generic and installations beyond the scope and limitations of this document shall require site-specific engineering.
For site-specific projects, click here to apply for membership and request a quote (contractors & manufacturers only, no homeowners for site specific work).
Note: This plan certifies footer and pillars only. Attachments such as gates will require separate master plan sheets.
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Prime location in the Windmill Farms subdivision. This property is located on a main thoroughfare in a master-planned community right off a major highway service road. Windmill Farms is home to approximately 1,900 families and when complete will boast 11,000 residences. Come claim your Gold Mine today!
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Street Division Projects
Week of January 14, 2019
- 4633 Catclaw Drive
- Catclaw Drive will be closed from Rebecca Lane to Westminster Drive Valley Gutter
- 1756 Mesquite Street
- Tear out and install concrete
- 2966 N. 15th Street
- Install valley gutter
- County Road 311
- County Road 311 will be closed from Country Road 318 to 17706 County Road 311
Partial/Full Depth Patch Repair (minor)
- 2435 Nonesuch Road
- Nonesuch Road will be closed from South Clack Street to Clover Lane
Remove & Replace
- 1801 Pine Street
- Surface level failure to be fixed with a surface level patch
Road Repairs & Closures
Road Repairs 1/8/19
The Northbound Lanes of the Mockingbird Underpass are Closed for pump maintenance.
2900blk of N. 15th st from Mockingbird to Fannin St., Closed.
4626 Catclaw closed to thru traffic from rebecca ln to westchester till thursday.
The Northbound Lanes of the Mockingbird Underpass are Open


Temporary Road Closure
To enable Cheshire West and Chester Council to carry out Footway Resurfacing works. The works are due to commence on 31st October 2016 and are expected to last for five days.
Old School Lane, Bickley, Malpas
The diversionary route is via Pipehouse Lane, Bickley Lane, Moss Lane and visa versa
Access to properties and for emergency vehicles will be maintained.
The contact at Guilden Sutton is 0300 123 7036.
Reference is TRO2896


CITY OF ELMENDORF
Name of Project and Community: City of Elmendorf CID 06 High Service Pump Station and Waterline Improvements
Name of Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) administering agency: Texas Water Development Board (TWDB)
Funded in whole or in part by DWSRF: Wholly funded by DWSRF
Brief description of the project: Installation of 6-inch, 12-inch and 16-inch waterlines, high service pump station and disinfection equipment to complete the City of Elmendorf Water Supply Project.


Construction work continues to progress on the Memorial Dr project. Street paving between Bever Ave to Virginia Dr is anticipated to start during the week of July 9. Water main installation will continue over the next few weeks.
We appreciate everyone's patience during a recent, unplanned closure on Bever Avenue. We recognize this made travel more difficult in this area; the work on Bever was an emergency service repair and we were unable to anticipate its closure. We appreciate your understanding.
During the overnight hours from July 7 - July 8, traffic signal work will take place at the intersection of Mt Vernon Rd and Memorial Dr. This will include a temporary complete signal shutdown during the overnight hours. Flaggers will be on site during this time to help direct traffic.
Thank you for your patience. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.


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Wayne County Residents Want To Stop Construction Of New Crematory
Posted September 18, 2000 7:00 a.m. EDT
WAYNE COUNTY — Some Wayne County neighbors are trying to put a stop to what they see as a potential, smelly problem.
The Shumate-Faulk funeral home was just two weeks away from opening a crematory on Highway 117 south of Goldsboro. A neighbor challenged the building permit saying they could not cremate people on land set aside for community shopping.
Jerry Schroeder fears the crematory will affect her property value and may bring unpleasant odors.
"They're trying to tell me that there won't be any odor, but they don't tell me if it malfunctions at some point, it's going to have some kind of flaw," she says.
A county board will hear the neighbors' complaints Thursday night.


Building plot in Benijofar of 196m2.
This building plot is located in a prime spot in Benijofar, just a minute walk away from the high street of Benijofar. It has the possibility to be built over 3 floors, so there is possiblity to build 1 or 2 large townhouses, or even a block of apartments.
Great opportunity for investment.
This info given here is subject to errors and do not form part of any contract. The offer can be changed or withdrawn without notice. Prices do not include purchase costs.


Labour-run Lydiate Parish Council has started initial steps in creating a Neighbourhood Plan in an attempt to protect the village against inappropriate development.
Newly elected Labour councillors on the parish council passed a motion to reverse a stance by the previous Lib Dem administration which opposed adopting a Neighbourhood Plan.
But new Labour parish council chairman Cllr John Bailey, and vice-chair Cllr Andy Wilson, who are both greenbelt campaigners, say Lydiate needs to be protected from inappropriate development which will damage the community of Lydiate.
Cllr Wilson said: "Cllr Bailey and I are both adamant on this - Lydiate needs to be protected from the previous Tory-Lib Dem Government's National Planning Policy Framework which was nothing more than a Developers' Charter allowing big business to build what they want and where they want. This new Tory Government have made clear they will only go further in opening our greenbelt for development.
"The parish council's Neighbourhood Plan gives us at least some protection from the developers who will otherwise run rough-shod over the views of this community.
"That is why my Labour colleagues and I started the process to reverse the stance of the Liberal Democrats who had 100% control of Lydiate Parish Council prior to last month's elections and commence working towards creating a Neighbourhood Plan to safeguard the interests of Lydiate against proposed developments, particularly around the Tyson's Triangle area.
"It was clear that the Lib Dems were sticking their heads in the sand on this. Local parish councils throughout Sefton have adopted Neighbourhood Plans to safeguard their local communities. Lydiate was being left exposed through the failure of the previous Lib Dem administration to create one.
"The Labour group in Lydiate have the clear view that to safeguard the interests of the residents, we need to have a Neighbourhood Plan in place.
"Because of the failings of the Lib Dems, we are months if not years behind the stance taken by many other Sefton parish councils who have adopted a neighbourhood plan but we help with as a matter of urgency we can get to position to safeguard the interests of Lydiate.
"The parish clerk has been asked to submit a report to the parish council at its next meeting with a view to moving forward on this issue.
"We need to do some work and collaborate with local community groups to protect the interests of our community against developers who are seeking to build on the waves of land surrounding Lydiate. At long last, under the control of Labour, Lydiate Parish Council is beginning that work."


Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Stupid stupid BBMP
The rain that we received over the past few days have made a total mess of the roads in Bangalore. In HSR Layout, where many of the roads were laid just a few months ago, the rain has exposed the shoddy workmanship. What takes the cake is how the authorities deal with the problem. There is a stretch near my house which is particularly pothole ridden. Some genius thought that the best way to deal with it is to dump a lorry load of mud on to the road.


Mission Hills Neighborhood Council Board Meeting: Bob Hertzberg
November 5, 2018 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The Mission Hills Neighborhood Council Board Meeting will be held at the Mission Hills Police Station in the Timothy M. Falco Community Room (11121 Sepulveda Blvd ∙ Mission Hills, CA 91345).
Our guest speaker will be State Senator Bob Hertzberg! Join us and bring your questions!
We also plan to elect new board members and discuss community impact statements on graffiti removal at Olivo, RV Parking, homelessness, and Neighborhood Council Reform.


This 2,023m2 commercial zoned property at 23 Dowling Street is on the western side of Dowling Street in the northern portion of the Central Business District of Forbes. It is also located near the BP service station, a building supply shop, Holden and Nissan dealer- ship, McDonalds, Caltex service station and other businesses in a high traffic area.
The location is fit for any type of business looking to develop with prominent highway frontage. The property is fenced with rear lane access and cement footpath at the front.
Council DA approved and traffic plan completed, for a car wash, details of which are available.
Access is available via Dowling Street, which is a two lane bitu- men sealed road carriageway with concrete kerb and gutter and concrete footpath.
Services available include electricity, town water, sewer, natural gas and telephone.
Individual inspections can be arranged by contacting Ian Simp- son on 0417 468 565. This is an opportunity to look at the block, get some more information and ask any questions you might have.
An auction will take place on Saturday, 24th June onsite at 23 Dowling Street. Registrations commence at 9:30am, and the auc- tion starts at 10:00am sharp.
Bidders can register as a phone bidder or register and bid on the day in person.
The vendors of this property need to make a sale and will consider all offers prior to auction.
Located on the Newell Highway, Forbes attracts customers from far reaching Western NSW and visitors from all over the state.
Call Ian Simpson on 0417 468 565.


The Bedford Historic District is so close to getting landmarked we can almost taste it! On Tuesday, Jan. 15, the Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed district. Here’s the LPC agenda for that date. The LPC voted to calendar the district over the summer after years of community outreach and support. Once landmarked, more than 600 Renaissance, Greek Revival and Queen Anne townhouses will be protected in the neighborhood. Update: we previously reported this would be a second public hearing, this is actually the first hearing the LPC is holding for this particular district.
Public Hearing for Bedford Historic District Scheduled [Brownstoner]
Tomorrow: Calendaring the Bedford Historic District [Brownstoner]
LPC Looks to Landmark Bed Stuy Bedford District [Brownstoner]
Narcotic Poisoning Suspected After Multiple Dogs in Prospect Park Become Sick [DPC] “Slow Zone,” With Signs and Speed Bumps, Coming…
Thanks to a $12,000,000 budget increase from Mayor de Blasio and the City Council, all 60 Brooklyn Public Library branches…
Crown Heights’ Weeksville Heritage Center is holding a jazz-themed Weeksville Weekend event on Saturday, October 10.
A look at Brooklyn, then and now. The pink house on Bergen Street was still standing when I moved to…
Today’s condo is a three-plus bedroom unit with 2,400 square feet and a loft-like, high-ceilinged living space that’s large and attractive….


Today is the day! Finally, the General Grounds Improvements have come to the end of their long trip through all the public process of the boards and commissions system, and will go before the City Council for a public hearing today.
Please email the Council in support (emails below), if you support projects such as:
- installing irrigation for the trees and lawn
- burying the unsightly and dangerous overhead power lines
- upgrading the electrics to provide for more efficient pool cleaning (and removing the need for using gas-powered equipment next to the pool)
- renovating the tree court to beautify it and protect the root zones of the heritage trees
- provide an ADA access path to the pool through the South woods
We hope to see you at the Council Chambers this evening – we need to show support for these needed improvements!
The Council meeting will take place today, April 11 at City Council Chambers at 201 W. 2nd Street. Parking in the City garage off of Lavaca Street will be validated. The amendments to allow the Grounds Improvements to go forward will be Item #82 on the agenda.
We hope to see you there!
Click here to email all Council members.
Lee Leffingwell (Mayor): firstname.lastname@example.org
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CM Mike Martinez: firstname.lastname@example.org
CM Chris Riley: email@example.com
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CM Kathie Tovo: firstname.lastname@example.org


Louisiana Approves $53 Million For Ouachita Parish Housing Developments
Louisiana Housing Corporation's Board of Directors approved $245 million to develop 769 affordable rental units across five Louisiana parishes.
This multi-million dollar investment represents a combination of LHC's Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) and Multi-family Revenue Bonds (MRBs) and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds administered by the State of Louisiana, Office of Community Development.
The approved developments represent a mix of new construction and preservation projects that aim to assist working families, households with children, seniors, and people with disabilities.
The Multi-family Mortgage Revenue Bond program uses tax-exempt bonds to provide below market-rate loans to developers who set aside a certain percentage of their apartment units for low income families. The bonds are leveraged with 10-year 4 percent Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC).
The following properties were approved for bond issuance:
RNDC Baton Rouge - East Baton Rouge Parish
$34 Million ($16M MRB; $9M LIHTC; $9M CDBG), 110 units*
The following projects received final approval:
Miller Roy Building - Ouachita Parish
$19.2 Million ($8M MRB; 4.2M LIHTC; $7M CDBG), 66 units
Sandal Family Apartments - Ouachita Parish
$19.3 Million ($8M MRB; 5.6M LIHTC; $5.7M CDBG), 64 units
Chef Menteur Apartments - Orleans Parish
$13.9 Million ($10M MRB and 3.9M LIHTC), 42 units
The Burrow - Tangipahoa Parish
$22.8 Million ($9.5M MRB; 5.9M LIHTC; $7.4M CDBG), 64 units
West Park Apartments - Lafayette Parish
$35 Million ($15M MRB; 10M LIHTC; $10M CDBG), 120 units
Lafayette Bottle Art Lofts Phase II - Lafayette Parish
$21 Million ($8.2M MRB; 5.6M LIHTC; $7.2M CDBG), 65 units
Hammond Station Apartments - Tangipahoa Parish
$21.7 Million ($8.2M MRB; 5.7M LIHTC; $7.8M CDBG), 67 units
Byers Estates V - Ouachita Parish
$15 Million ($6M MRB; 4.2M LIHTC; $4.8M CDBG), 42 units
Mabry Place Townhomes - Tangipahoa Parish
$16.4 Million ($6.5M MRB; 4.8M LIHTC; $5.1M CDBG), 45 units
Arbours at Lafayette - Lafayette Parish
$26.9 Million ($11.5M MRB; 7.4M LIHTC; $8M CDBG), 84 units
*Resolution to increase principal amount


Daytime Lane Closures in West Springfield,
May 18 - 22
MassDOT’s contractor will implement the following traffic impacts in West Springfield on Monday, May 18, through Friday, May 22, from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM each day:
- Reduce River Street (between Roanoke Avenue and Memorial Avenue) to a single lane with alternating traffic
- Single westbound lane closure on Memorial Avenue
These lane closures are required to complete water main installation and paving. The work hours are subject to change based on traffic impacts. Drivers should reduce speeds and expect traffic delays while traveling through the work zone.
For more information about the project, please visit the project website at: www.mass.gov/morgan-sullivan-bridge-replacement-project. Please send any questions or comments to the project team at: firstname.lastname@example.org. For media inquiries, please contact MassDOT Communications Director Jacquelyn Goddard at email@example.com.
The schedule for this major infrastructure project is weather dependent and subject to change without notice.


Nagpur: Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court on Wednesday slapped Rs 1 fine on collector and National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI) project director for failure to inform about width of National Highway No 7.
The court was hearing a PIL (2/2018) by Chandrabhan Singh through counsel Shreerang Bhandarkar and two others challenging NHAI and Kanhan Municipal Council’s move to remove encroachments coming on the way of road expansion.
The PIL was listed before a division bench comprising justices Bhushan Dharmadhikari and Arun Upadhye where the lawyers of civic body and NHAI came under fire for being ignorant about the road’s width.
According to petitioner, the NHAI was expanding its stretch passing through Kanhan, which included laying of new bridge and service roads. For this purpose, it needed an area which was passing through dense locality which was encroachment. As they issued notices for eviction of illegal houses, the petitioner approached the judiciary praying for a stay on their action.


“We expect to create the road fund filled with excise duties and charges at UAH 14.2 billion. In addition, we will engage international financial organizations. The total budget will be $30-40 billion spent on road infrastructure development,” Groysman said.
According to him, decentralization will be conducted in the road industry. In particular, secondary roads will pass to the control of local authorities, which is expected to improve the quality of road repairs.
“We will create high-quality road infrastructure in several years. And the roads are what influences economy. This means jobs and salaries,” Groysman added.
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The Shire of Toodyay proposes to replace its existing scheme 4 with an updated scheme 5.
Amendment 181 proposes to rezone a portion of Lot 1 and a portion of Lot 2 Great Northern,
Highway Bullsbrook from 'General Rural' to 'Residential Development'; rezone a portion of Lot 1 Vale Road,
Hazelmere from 'Rural Residential' to 'Light Industrial' with 'Restricted Use'; and rezone a portion of Lot 100
Weir Road, Malaga from Regional Reserve 'Public Purposes' to 'Industrial Development'.


Street Smarts: Greeley, Weld County and northern Colorado road closures for the week beginning Aug. 6
Street Smarts keeps readers up to date on major road construction projects in northern Colorado and the Greeley area to allow drivers to plan their routes around construction.
Here’s a look at this week’s road construction projects:
» Lincoln Park Annex, closures through Aug. 14, including 7th Street, between 10th and 8th avenues; 6th Street, between 11th and 8th avenues; 9th Avenue, between 5th and 7th streets; 10th Avenue, from the 7th Street intersection to 10th Street.
» 9th Avenue, between 11th and 12th streets, closed 6-8 a.m. Sept. 7-11.
» 16th Street Road, north of 17th Street; 43rd Avenue, south of 16th Street Road; 17th Street, between 41st Avenue and 44th Avenue Court, closures Monday-Tuesday.
» 19th Avenue, between 10th Street and 11th Street; 12th Street and 12th Street Road, between 22nd Avenue and 23rd Avenue; 14th Street and 14th Street Road, between 17th Avenue and 23rd Avenue, closures Tuesday-Wednesday.
» 65th Avenue, south of U.S. 34 to Evans border, northbound lanes closed.
» 71st Avenue, between U.S. 34 and 22nd Street, southbound lanes closed.
» 35th Avenue and 49th Street intersection closed Monday-Sept. 5 for eastbound, closed Monday-Oct. 4 for westbound.
» Riverside Parkway, north of Riverside Park, heavy truck traffic 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday beginning Monday. Trucks will remove debris from Riverside Park, traveling north on Riverside Parkway then east on 37th Street.
» Weld 15 between Weld 42 and 44, near Johnstown, closed through Aug. 21.
» Weld 33 between Weld 86 and 88, near Pierce, closed Tuesday-Friday.
» Weld 49 between Weld 32 and 44, near Gilcrest, road construction. Estimated completion end of summer.
» Weld 49 between Weld 44 and U.S. 34, between Kersey and LaSalle, road construction. Estimated completion end of 2017.
» Weld 69 south of Colo. 392, east of Galeton, closed through Aug. 21.
» Weld 70 between Weld 43 and 45, near Lucerne, closed through Aug. 18.
» Weld 74 east of Colo. 392, east of Galeton, closed through Aug. 21.
» Weld 74 and Colo. 392 intersection, about 5 miles east of Galeton, work through October. Delays possible.
» Weld 390 between Weld 110 and 118, near Grover, closed for new construction and paving through Friday.
» Colo. 60 eastbound, from 287 to Milliken (mile marker 0.02-10), full closure North Ethel Avenue from Front Street to Broad Street. Intermittent east and westbound single right lane and shoulder closures. Through August.
» Colo. 263 westbound, near Greeley-Weld County Airport (mile marker 2.67-0.64), 6:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday reduced speeds and lane closures. Through August.
» Colo. 392, from Lucerne to Briggsdale (mile marker 125.5-141.5). 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday-Saturday intermittent one-lane alternating traffic; 10 minute delays possible. Through August.
» Colo. 392 and U.S. 85 intersection closed 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday-Saturday. Eastbound traffic detour Weld 37 to Weld 74 or Weld 76. Westbound traffic detour U.S. 85 to Weld 74 or Weld 76. Through November.
» Interstate 25 southbound, near Berthoud (mile marker 245-249), 7 p.m.-5 a.m. Sunday-Thursday southbound single right lane closure. 9 p.m.-5 a.m. Monday northbound single right lane closure. Through August.
» Interstate 25 northbound/southbound at Crossroads Bridge (mile marker 259-260). 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Permanent detour in place through October.
» U.S. 85, northbound and southbound at Colo. 392, between Eaton and Lucerne (mile markers 270.75-275.5), southbound lanes will be closed for the entire length of the project. Reduced speed. Through November.
» U.S. 85, northbound and southbound from Eaton to Ault (mile marker 275.5-280), 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday one lane closure in each direction. Through November.
» U.S. 85 northbound, from Platteville to Fort Lupton (mile marker 242.6-246.7), 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m. and 9 p.m.-5:30 a.m. Monday-Wednesday northbound alternating east and westbound mobile lane closures. Through August.


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Posted on: August 30, 2019
Valdez Pavement Project - Summer 2020
Please visit the Valdez Pavement project website to view details and updates on summer 2020 construction. Paving and utility work will be done along South Harbor Drive, Meals Avenue, West Egan Drive and Robe River Subdivisions.
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Parking Pick Up and Drop Off
The school is surrounded on three sides by City of Stirling car parks. There are entrances to the school site on the both the western (Church) and Eastern (ovals) sides.
A Kiss and Drive zone operates in the church driveway which runs off Kitchener Street. The drop-off and pick-up point is next to the main gate to the netball and basketball court area.
The safety of our children is paramount, so as carers when dropping your children off and picking them up, please use common sense and caution at all times.
The cooperation of everyone is always required to enable our car park traffic to flow as smoothly as possible, before and after school.


Financial Number: 428719-1-52-01/02/03
Project Length: 3.931-miles
Project Limits: State Road 809/Military Trail, from just south of Lake Worth Road to just south of Southern Boulevard in Lake Worth, the Village of Palm Springs, and the City of West Palm Beach
Start Date: March 30, 2017
Completion Date: Summer 2018
Contractor: Ranger Construction Industries, Inc.
Estimated Construction Cost: $8.5 million
Scope of Work:
Work includes milling and resurfacing the roadway, drainage installation, signing and pavement markings, detectable warning devices and signalization improvements.
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Drivers should plan for delays and allow extra travel time
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan for lane closures on north- and southbound Interstate 17 from north of Black Canyon City to Bloody Basin Road (mileposts 245 to milepost 259) while pavement preservation work is underway.
The work is scheduled to occur nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday, June 11, through Thursday, June 14.
I-17 will be narrowed to one lane in each direction with partial closures. Flaggers will be in place directing traffic through the work zone.
Drivers should proceed through the work zone with caution, slow down and watch for construction personnel and equipment.
Schedules are subject to change based on weather and other unforeseen factors. For more information, please call the ADOT Project Information Line at 855.712.8530 or email [email protected]. For real-time highway conditions statewide, visit ADOT’s Traveler Information Site at www.az511.gov, follow ADOT on Twitter (@ArizonaDOT) or call 511, except when driving.


City council voted unanimously Tuesday to negotiate with the Toronto Port Authority over expansion of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.
The 44-0 vote came after a day-long debate sparked by Porter Airlines’ request to fly Bombardier CS 100 jets from a longer runway at the airport, located on the Toronto Island close to downtown.
Council made it clear that okaying negotiations does not mean it supports introducing jets. Porter wants to increase the main runway by 200 metres at each end, bringing it to 1,632 metres (5,354 feet).
A decision on jets won’t happen before next year, assuming that a long list of preconditions is met, from filing a new airport master plan to studying the effects of expansion on birds.
Both Porter Airlines president Bob Deluce and No Jets TO chair Anshul Kapoor claimed victory.
“It’s a definite victory for a grassroots movement in Toronto, to make sure that multi-million-dollar lobbying campaigns do not define our city. Citizens define our city,” Kapoor said.
“We’re going to be here until 2015 or 2016, whatever it takes, and we’re going to make sure our waterfront is protected,” he added.
Deluce described the vote as an “overwhelming vote of support for everything we’ve been looking for. There’s now a clear path forward in terms of a framework for discussion.
“For us this is a very positive day. We look forward now to getting on with bringing some of those benefits to the city of Toronto and the travelling public.
“That can happen once the jets are approved, and hopefully that will come after that discussion takes place.”
Talks between the city, the federal government and Toronto Port Authority, the federal agency that runs the airport, will include caps on airport usage.
Porter’s business has grown from virtually nothing in 2006 to 2.3 million passengers a year. The city would like to see growth capped at 2.7 million passengers annually.
Council was told the city wants several things to happen before even considering allowing jets for Porter, which now flies Bombardier Q400 turboprop aircraft.
The council debate was dominated by discussion about the road congestion caused by cabs, shuttles and private cars trying to drop people off at the airport ferry at the foot of Bathurst St.
It’s estimated that transit and road upgrades to properly service an expanded airport could cost $300 million, a bill that councillors said shouldn’t be foisted on city taxpayers.
Council voted 39-5 to ensure that required infrastructure be installed at no cost to the city and not be taken from the city’s share of federal funding under the Build Canada Fund.
Toronto is in line for $1.2 billion of federal money, but $660 million of that has already been earmarked for the Scarborough subway and there are other high priorities, such as building the $7.5 billion downtown relief subway line, councillors said.
Councillor Adam Vaughan, a key critic of the airport, said he was pleased with the outcome.
“The steps we needed to take to protect the waterfront communities are all in those motions there today,” Vaughan said. “We’ve not had a way to get the Toronto Port Authority to the table to force them to fix the problems down there.”
Council also voted 40-4 to ensure that infrastructure costs be borne through fees charged to airline passengers. Mayor Rob Ford and Councillor Doug Ford voted against that move, as did Councillors Mark Grimes and Giorgio Mammoliti.
Vaughan (Ward 20, Trinity-Spadina) said he was pleased by the clear message council sent, particularly on the need to address traffic problems at Queens Quay and Bathurst, the location also of a public school and community centre.
“Now nothing happens until the port authority puts $300 million on the table. They’ve got to leverage that off passenger fees, so other taxpayers don’t have to pick up the tab.”
“The port authority has an obligation now to step up and make that neighbourhood safe. It’s their financial obligation, and that is great news for the neighbourhood I represent.”
Council began the contentious debate Tuesday morning, without Mayor Ford.
Ford missed the morning session, which began at 9:30 a.m., and arrived during the lunch break at 1 p.m. He pushed through reporters outside his office and did not respond to questions about his absence.
Ford’s chief of staff said in the morning that Ford wasn’t “feeling well”; his brother, Councillor Doug Ford, told reporters that he hurt his back lifting weights and was visiting a chiropractor. CTV spotted the mayor’s car in the driveway of his home after 11 a.m.
Ford attended the afternoon session and was present for voting, but he didn’t address council on the issue.
The mayor and his brother voted against several motions overwhelmingly approved by council, including motions making infrastructure costs the responsibility of the port authority; calling for consultation with Waterfront Toronto; and calling for health impacts of the airport to be examined in a future report.
With files from Daniel Dale


Sinkhole Caused By Water Main BreakA water main break caused a sinkhole in the westbound lanes of Evans Avenue on Tuesday morning.
Water Main Break Repairs Underway In AuroraThe break in a water main on Havana Street in Aurora has been located and isolated. Repairs will continue through the night.
Havana Street Back Open In Aurora After Water Main BreakCrews with Aurora Water worked overnight to repair a water main break on Havana Street.
Water Main Break Disrupts Traffic, Impacts HomesA six-inch water main break disrupted service to some homes on Tuesday morning. It took crews about six hours to repair the break.
Water Main Damaged During Ashland Reservoir ProjectCrews worked to repair a water main break in Wheat Ridge near 29th and Fenton.
Businesses Upset After 3rd Flooding Due To Water Main BreakSome Denver business owners are upset after another water main break has led to flooding in their stores in the Hilltop neighborhood.
Water Main Break Forces Road Closure In DenverA water main broke in Denver's Hilltop neighborhood on Wednesday morning, forcing a road closure.
Homeowners Mull Lawsuit Against Boulder After Flood Damage From Water Main BreakHomeowners are considering legal action after the City of Boulder refuses to take the blame after a water main broke last Monday and flooded more than a dozen homes.
'Severe' Water Main Break Floods 20 Homes In North BoulderThe cleanup is far from over for 20 homeowners in North Boulder after their basements flooded because of a water main break.
Water Floods Into Boulder Homes After Pipe BurstsA water main break flooded a street and more than a dozen homes in north Boulder Monday afternoon.
Water Main Break Creates Spouting GeyserA water main break in Colorado Springs forced water to spout into the air on Wednesday.
Water Main Break Repaired, Morning Commute Returns To NormalA water main break that created a traffic mess on Colorado Boulevard Tuesday evening was repaired early Wednesday to make way for a smooth morning commute.


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LANE CLOSURE ALERT:
I-496 (Ingham County)
The following closures will be in place starting Friday, August 23, at 8 p.m. until Monday, August 26, at 6 a.m.:
- Single lane closure in each direction on I-496 between Clemens Street and Waverly Road
-The M-99 eastbound on-ramp to I-496 will be closed
- The westbound Cedar Street on-ramp to I-496 will be closed
Update: The westbound I-496 off-ramp to Pennsylvania Avenue is expected to reopen on Monday, August 26.
I-69 (Clinton County)
This weekend there will be lane closures in each direction on I-69 for concrete pavement repairs near the US-127 interchange:
- Westbound I-69 single lane closure starting at 10 a.m. on Friday, August 23, until 5 a.m. on Monday, August 26.
- Eastbound I-69 single lane closure starting at 9 p.m. on Friday, August 23, until 2 p.m. on Monday, August 26.


When the idea of building a Miracle League Field and playground was raised, especially at the beginning of the "great recession," it seemed, to be frank, like so much folly.
But, through the determination of former Recreation Department director Tommy Hailey and his staff, and the many volunteers who became involved, the Miracle League complex is almost a reality.
If you would like to see the progress, take a ride out to City Pond Park.
When completed, the park and playground will be a testament to the determination of a group of believers who just wouldn’t bow to the "it-can’t-be-done" mindset.
Our appreciation goes out to all who have donated time, talents and funding to help make this "Miracle" a reality.


With the general election weeks away, Republican Congressman Kevin Yoder brought U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to the area Monday to survey local transportation needs.
Chao met with a couple dozen civic leaders from across the area in a closed-door roundtable discussion Monday followed by a bus trip down U.S. 69, an increasingly congested corridor through Overland Park.
Chao's trip was billed as an "official visit," meaning that it wasn't campaign related. Yoder, who is in highly contested race against Democrat Sharice Davids, said he had been working for several months to line up Chao . . .


Traffic Advisory: The Race for The Cure
On Sunday, May 12, 2013, the Race for The Cure will take place. The participants will form at Eakins Oval. The race will proceed east on the Parkway from Eakins Oval to 16th Street, east on Arch Street to 15th Street, south on 15th Street to J.F.K. Boulevard, west on J.F.K. Boulevard to 20th Street, south on 20th Street to Market Street, west on Market Street to 32nd Street, north on 32nd Street to Powelton Avenue, east on Powelton Avenue to 31st Street, north on 31st Street to Spring Garden Street, east on Spring Garden Street to the finish line along Eakins Oval.
The race is scheduled to start at 8:15 AM. All detours, with the exception of Eakins Oval should be open no later than 11:30 AM. The area immediately surrounding Eakins Oval should be opened at approximately 1:00 PM. Off-ramps on I-676 at 22nd Street (E/B) will be closed intermittently before and during the race. There will be police assigned to the detours around the race to assist motorists, however, motorists should expect delays in the area of the race.
For more information about the race please visit http://www.komenphiladelphia.org/


Following the release of the Erie County Department of Public Works’ list of road repairs scheduled for 2018, Legislator Lynne Dixon is pleased to announce mill and overlay work is slated for Lakeview Road from Route 20 to Route 62 in the Village of Hamburg.
“I am pleased that Lakeview Road is on this year’s list for mill and overlay work,” said Legislator Dixon. “This road is among the worst in the county and has become a safety concern, as well. I appreciate the patience of the residents who have had to travel this road on a regular basis. These improvements are a long time coming and I am glad that Lakeview Road will finally be getting the improvement work it so desperately needs.”


April 18th, 2011
Bravo Governor Patrick!
Gov. Patrick signs bill to provide $200 million for local road and bridge projects
PS. This blog entry is a follow-on to my previous blog:
Boston Expressway Crumbles as Mass. Governor Goes Around-the-World to ‘Create Jobs’ (??)


ONE of Southampton’s busiest roads will be shut overnight for four nights because of roadworks.
Thomas Lewis Way, which helps link the city to the M27, will be closed from 7pm through to 6am from July 7-10.
It comes just a week after another of the city’s major arteries, The Avenue, was closed for resurfacing.
The roadworks will see the road being closed between the junctions with Stoneham Way and Mayfield Road.
That will not be the end of the disruption, as from July 10-16, Thomas Lewis Way will be closed between the junctions with St Denys Road and Dukes Road, between 7pm and 6am.
A spokesperson for Southampton City Council said: “The work on Thomas Lewis Way is part of a programme of structural patching, so rather than repairing individual defects and potholes we resurface an area of road.”


Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website.
The following applications were validated in the week beginning 18 March 2019:
Middle Works Ingram Road Holbeck Leeds LS11 9RQ
173 Dewsbury Road Hunslet Leeds LS11 5EG
Ref. No: 19/01493/FU | Status: Current
Midway Pharmacy 23 Middleton Park Circus Middleton Leeds LS10 4LX
23 Orion Walk Belle Isle Leeds LS10 3HX


15 October 2023
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Traffic management for 5 days of roadworks on N67 Oranmore Dual Carriageway
Traffic management is to be put in place for 5 days of roadworks on N67 Oranmore Dual Carriageway which begins tomorrow.
The roadworks will be on the inbound lanes between the Oranbeg Roundabout and the Maldron Hotel Roundabout.
The traffic management will include lane closures.
As a result road user are asked to expect delays and to allow additional time for their journeys.


Only people who live in Royal Tunbridge Wells town are eligible to put their name down for one of the allotments listed below in Tunbridge Wells. All other residents should view details of allotments operated by the parish councils in the borough, details of which can be found further down this page.
Allotment plot availability: please note that currently we do not have any allotment vacancies at Council managed sites.
If you would like to be added to the allotment waiting list, please email your contact details to firstname.lastname@example.org stating which allotment site you are interested in or call the Parks team on 01892 554031.
Kent High Weald Partnership offers community allotment projects for those wishing to get involved with allotments but don’t have their own plot. Please see the Kent High Weald website for further information and contact details.
Allotments in Tunbridge Wells
Barnetts Wood Allotments
Attractive, slightly sloping site located in Andrew Road, High Brooms.
Charity Farm Allotments
Located in Albion Road (also called King George V Hill or Pigs Hill).
Cunningham Road Allotments
Small allotment to the north of town located in Cunningham Road. Please note there is no mains water at this site.
Eridge Road Allotments
Popular and well-worked site. This site is home to the active and well-established Ramslye Allotments and Gardens Association located off of Eridge Road, opposite Ramslye Road.
Small site, on a south-facing slope to the east of town located in Cornford Lane.
Hilbert Recreation Ground Allotments
This popular site is divided by a footpath which leads to the recreation ground and is located on King George V Hill.
Hilbert Road Allotments
Small, attractive and quiet site located on Hilbert Road.
Reynolds Lane Allotments
Small, popular site with some very well-maintained allotments located top of Reynolds Lane.
Sandhurst Road Allotments
Large site which is on a gentle east-west slope located on Sandhurst Road.
Located next to Woodlands Park, with nice views across town.


Approximately 70 acres of this 240-acre park were developed in 2008-09 as part of the Greater Clark Parks District program.
- Baseball and t-ball fields – used primarily by Evergreen Little League
- Soccer fields - used primarily by Pacific (formerly Prairie) Soccer Club
- Covered picnic shelter with tables (first come, first served -- not reservable)
- Off-leash dog area
- 15 picnic tables
- 5 drinking fountains
- 5 restrooms
- 406 parking spaces, plus 13 disabled parking stalls
Kane Memorial Dog Park
This 2.5-acre off-leash area is north of the balls fields in the northwest section of Hockinson Meadows Community Park. The dog park is fully fenced and two doubled-gated entrances accessible from parking lots. Dogs must be leashed while in the parking lot and in all other parts of the park outside the off-leash area.
The off-leash area features open and forested areas with generally flat terrain. There is no designated areas for small dogs. A dog drinking fountain, located outside the off-leash area near the ball fields, is shut off during potentially freezing weather, typically mid-October through April.
The park is named in honor of Kane a former Clark County Sheriff Office canine who was killed while tracking two suspects in April 2011.
Clark County has partnered with Dog Owners Group for Park Access in Washington (DOGPAW) to help identify, develop and maintain off-leash areas. DOGPAW also collaborates with other governments, including the Bonneville Power Administration, to develop new dog parks.
10910 N.E 172nd Ave.,
Brush Prairie, WA
7 a.m. to dusk


ROAD WORK ALERT: Construction on Route 27 Through the Weekend
Expect detours on Old Sudbury Road.
The work will continue through 7 a.m. on Saturday, July 19.
Work will continue on Sunday, July 20, at 9 p.m. through 7 a.m. on Monday, July 21.
During construction, there may be temporary detours and delays, the town reported on its website.
"Please anticipate these delays during this time and plan your travel accordingly. Please seek alternate routes if possible.


Little Arabia District is a cultural destination in Anaheim, California, the center for Orange County’s Arab-American community. Community advocates have been calling upon the Anaheim City Council to formally designate Brookhurst Street in west Anaheim as “Little Arabia.”
After more than two decades of community engagement, education, and advocacy, the Anaheim City Council finally voted in favor of formally designating Little Arabia on August 23, 2022.
To celebrate this historic milestone, the Arab American Civic Council hosted a Little Arabia Celebration event on Friday, October 28, 2022, which marked ‘Vote Early Day’, a civic holiday focused on helping every voter know how, where, and when they can vote early. Hundreds of community and supporters of Little Arabia gathered to celebrate the city of Anaheim’s formal designation of Little Arabia, while also highlighting the importance of staying civically-engaged. The event was sponsored by Alkam Law Offices and MTV’s Vote Early Day.
Although Little Arabia is now official, we continue to organize in Little Arabia by working directly with the local community and businesses. In the upcoming year, the City of Anaheim will conduct a “Little Arabia Study” to make funding decisions relating to Little Arabia and identify the exact boundaries of Little Arabia. Building upon our success, we will ensure the engagement of the Little Arabia community in the City’s process and decisions that will directly impact them.