The Kelburne Hockey Club application for a community asset transfer (CAT) of Ralston Sports Centre is on hold because it has to be legally ratified as a valid application. If it is validated then we, the local community, will be encouraged to offer our views on the application as part of the formal CAT process. The community council will keep you informed of what we need to do and when we need to do it. Please check here for the next update.
Archive for month: October, 2021
Renfrewshire Council has commissioned a survey to help it understand the requirements and aspirations of communities which may be supported by the new Grammar School campus. To support it in providing a facility to meet the needs of the wider community, the council asks you to complete the survey questionnaire.
Kelburne Hockey Club has asked us to publicise its responses to points raised at the community meeting on 4 October about the application for a community asset transfer of Ralston Sports Centre to the club. The club’s responses are now available on our website. If you have any questions or feedback about the responses, could you contact Kelburne Hockey Club directly?
Renfrewshire Council has issued the following road closure notice.
Road Closure: Gordon Street, from Lonend to Causeyside Street (southbound)
- Duration: This notice will be in force from Monday 18th October 2021 until Friday 22nd October 2021.
- Reason: This is to allow for carriageway resurfacing to take place.
- Diversion: A726 Lonend, A726 Barrhead Road, Lochfield Road, B774 Neilston Road, B774 Causeyside Street to junction with A761 Canal Street, or vice versa.
- Emergency and local access will be maintained.
Ralston Councillor Neill Graham has circulated a letter about the future of Ralston Community Sports Centre.
Two meetings have recently been held about the future of Ralston Community Sports Centre, in particular about Kelburne Hockey Club’s application for a community asset transfer (CAT) of the centre to it.
The first meeting was an online event held by Kelburne Hockey Club on 30 September 2021 and the second a public meeting held by Ralston Community Council on 4 October 2021.
Two documents relating to these meetings are now available on the website. The first contains a list of questions that were raised at the Kelburne meeting and the answers that were given. The second contains notes on the Ralston Community Council meeting.
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E Juneau Ave & N Cass St has a Walk Score of 95 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
This location is in the Yankee Hill neighborhood in Milwaukee. Nearby parks include Juneau Park, East Pointe Commons Park and Juneau Park.
Nearby schools include Lincoln Middle School, Milwaukee Youth Theatre Inc and Lincoln Center of the Arts.
The closest grocery stores are Metro Market, Pick'n Save and Tina's Food Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Plaza Hotel Milwaukee, Cafe At The Plaza and Plaza Hotel Milwaukee. There are 97 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including SUBWAY® Restaurants, Astor Street Bar & Grille and Buca di Beppo Milwaukee.
E Juneau Ave & N Cass St is near Northwestern Mutual Headquarters, Milwaukee School of Engineering and Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.


iCity Public Consultation and Exhibition for Press and Broadcast Centres
iCity, the preferred bidder for the Olympic Press and Broadcast Centres (the big grey building opposite Wick Village) is holding a public exhibition and community consultation at Cre8 centre (old Baths) in Hackney Wick and Hackney Services Centre.
We will be able to view iCity’s plans, speak to members of their team and give our views on their proposals.
One thing of concern to Wick Village is that we have been told that iCity would like to keep the 'temporary car park', this is something we will be able to ask them about as well as other issues such as increased traffic, light pollution, noise, construction work, landscaping and employment opportunities.
About the public exhibitions
iCity will host four days of public exhibitions at the following times and venues:
Friday 15 March, 10:30 – 8pm: Cre8 Lifestyle Centre, The Old Baths, 80 Eastway, Hackney Wick, London, E9 5JH
Saturday 16 March, 10am – 4pm: Cre8 Lifestyle Centre, The Old Baths, 80 Eastway, Hackney Wick, London, E9 5JH


Overnight Road Closure: Itchen Bridge
28th Oct - 2nd Nov
- Affected routes:
Please be aware that the Itchen Bridge will be closed for 5 nights between 10pm and 6am starting Monday 28th October. Bluestar 17 to Weston, from Central Bridge will run via Albert Road North, Marine Parade and Britannia Road to Northam Road, then via Northam Bridge/Bitterne Road West to Bitterne then via Peartree Road/Bridge Road to Woolston to rejoin normal route at Victoria Road. Bluestar 17 to the City/Adanac park will do the same in reverse. Unfortunately we will be unable to serve stops at Itchen Bridge (City side) towards Weston, Bridge Link Road in both directions, and Johns Road on Portsmouth Road, Woolston in both directions. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.


Roadworks in Leeds from September 17
Bradford Road, Tingley: Multi-way signals manned at peak times at the junction with Common Lane until September 28 for gas works.
Bayswater Road Harehills: Two-way signals manned at peak times from Bexley Place To Gledhow Road until October 22 for gas works.
Ring Road, Farsley: Lane closure from 9.30am to 4pm at Dawson’s Corner and junction with Rodley Lane until October 22.
Flax Place, Richmond Hill: Full length road closure full time until September 25.
Dewsbury Road, Hunslet: Road closure weekday nights and weekends from Tunstall Road To Garnet Road until September 30 for carriageway maintenance.


The Dutch company Tvilight offers a turnkey intelligent street lighting solution that generates up to 80% energy savings and reduces operation and maintenance costs by up to 50%.
The system consists of dimmable street lights (e.g. LED lighting) and a wireless sensor module which enables presence based light control. During off-peak hours lights dim to a pre-defined level. Upon detection of a pedestrian, bicycle, or car, all lights in the vicinity increase to full brightness. In this way the solution combines safety with savings.


This meeting has been cancelled
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Nice wooded lot, zoned multi-family on a dead end street in a convenient location. The proposed street at the end of Highland has been vacated. The short blacktopped area is for turn-around and is part of this lot.
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|Municipality: Weston, Village Of||School District: D C Everest Area|
|Lot Size: 20000-30000||Zoning: Multi-Family|
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Park that doubles as waiting area opens at Bucharest’s main airport
A park that doubles as a waiting area opened at Henri Coandă International Airport, Bucharest’s main one. The green area is located between the airport’s two terminals.
It is meant to offer passengers “a pleasant waiting area, an additional facility given the sanitary requirements associated with the Covid-19 pandemic,” the airport said in an announcement.
The area opened on June 7, marking 135 years since the birth of Romanian aviation pioneer Henri Coandă. A bust of Coandă, created by Radu Drăgușin, was also unveiled on site.
The park celebrates several personalities of Romanian aviation. Last year, 29 saplings were planted in the area and were given the names of aviation personalities such as Aurel Vlaicu, Traian Vuia, Smaranda Brăescu or Ioana Cantacuzino.
The airport had around 15,000 - 17,000 passengers per day last week, about 40% of the 2019 traffic.


Mass. city orders removal of Virgin Mary statue - 0 Comments
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Officials in West Springfield have ordered a local pizza parlor owner to take down a statue of the Virgin Mary he put on a city-owned traffic island because it's in violation of the constitutional separation of church and state.
Antonio Liquori of Liquori's Pizza says he put the statue up last year as part of a city beautification project in which business owners adopted traffic islands to maintain.


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Belmont’s snow emergency parking ban will end effective at 10 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 17, according to an email from the Department of Public Works.
Sidewalks Need To Be Cleared By 8 p.m. Friday
The Office of Community Development is reminding residents that Belmont’s residential snow removal bylaw requires sidewalks along residential property to be cleared of snow and ice by the day after a storm ends. With regards to today’s storm, snow and ice should be cleared or treated from sidewalks to a width of at least 36 inches by tomorrow night, Friday, Dec. 18.
“We appreciate your attention to this very important public safety matter. Please refer to the town’s web site for further information regarding winter weather and the town’s snow removal bylaw,” said the OCD news release
If you have any questions, contact the Belmont Office of Community Development at 617-993-2650 during normal business hours.


In July each year the PUL group organises a National Tree Day event with a mass planting of small native trees and shrubs at the Wentworth Park Light Rail site. However on Sunday 31 July 2016 we instead joined the City of Sydney and Planet Ark at Jubilee Park in Glebe to celebrate 21 years of National Tree Day. 2000 trees were planted.
Above: NTD celebrates 20 years of planting at Jubilee Park Glebe
Above: NTD at Wentworth Park Light Rail Site 2013
We invite school children, tertiary students and corporate groups to work with us.


INSIGHTS OF THE GREGORY HILLS COMMUNITY.
Insights of the Gregory Hills community.
On Friday 6 April, all four lanes of Gregory Hills Drive opened, with traffic signals operational in both directions of the dual-carriageway.
Thinking of living in Gregory Hills? Now you can jump on Gregory Hills Drive and be on the M5 motorway in under 7 minutes!
When it comes to purchasing land, or house and land packages on an estate, there are many things that need to be considered.
The new connection created by Gregory Hills Drive carries residents from Campbelltown station to our town centre in a matter of minutes!


Hillside stabilization is a process where we de-water the problematic area with a slot-draining system that redirects the under ground water which then stabilizes the area of concern.
Contact us to request for a quote.
This process is often used for slips ground, slumping ,de-watering hillsides or road sides, flooding issues. The process also redirects ground water to prevent slips and slumping.
With our 30 years experience, we work with various engineers and builders to come up with the right and cost-effective solution for our clients.
575 Hursthouse Road
Saturday & Sunday: Closed


What is the SPORT Committee?
SPORT stands for Silverthorne Parks, Open Space, Recreation and Trails. In March 1997 the Silverthorne Town Council passed a motion to recognize this committee as a formal supported Town Committee. In November 1998 the citizens of Silverthorne passed an election question supporting a 2% Lodging Tax of which 85% would go towards capital projects relating to Parks, Open Space, Recreation, and Trails and 15% to market the Town of Silverthorne’s amenities.
The first SPORT board members were appointed in January of 1999. Being an Advisory Committee to the Silverthorne Town Council, SPORT’s main purpose is to review, plan, organize volunteers, and make recommendations on the best use of the Lodging Tax monies to the Town Council, using the Silverthorne Parks, Trails, and Open Space Master Plan as their guide.
Meeting Dates & Time:
The Committee meets every third Thursday of the month at 5:30 pm at the Silverthorne Town Hall, 601 Center Circle. Click for SPORT Meeting Details
How to become a SPORT Committee Member:
Anyone may attend a monthly SPORT meeting. To become a member you need to submit a Letter of Interest to the SPORT Committee, Attn: Community Development Department, PO Box 1309, Silverthorne, CO 80498 or click here to send a letter via e-mail. The Letter of Interest will be reviewed at a SPORT meeting. Successful Letters of Interest will be recommended to the Town Council, and Council will officially approve the recommendation at a Council Meeting.
SPORT Committee Members
|Suzanne Reed - Chair|
|Kathy Swanson - Vice Chair|
| Don Langmuir
|Mary Kay Rachwalski|
|Bob Kieber - Council Representative|
|John Taylor - Ex Officio|
|Frank Gutmann - Ex Officio|
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A public meeting will be held Saturday morning to get input on the expansion of Interstate 25 between Monument and Castle Rock.
The meeting will start at 10 a.m. at Lewis-Palmer High School.
The following is a news release from El Paso County:
El Paso County will host a public meeting at Lewis-Palmer High School on Saturday, Feb. 24 to give citizens, particularly those in the Tri-Lakes area, a convenient time and location to learn more about the ongoing planning process for the expansion of I-25 between Monument and Castle Rock. The meeting will take place in the “Commons” area at Lewis-Palmer High School starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018.
Board of County Commissioners President Darryl Glenn requested a meeting time and location that would be more convenient for residents who use the I-25 corridor in their daily commutes for work in the Denver area. “We have all received calls and emails from residents who want to come to a meeting to learn more about the project and in particular to share their objections to possible future management of the newly added lanes through the use of tolls and some of these citizens have told us that they are literally stuck in traffic through the gap area every evening and have been unable to attend the CDOT evening meetings,” said Commissioner Glenn. “There is probably no time and place that works for everybody but scheduling this on a Saturday morning at the high school should at least make it easier for the weekday commuters.”
The 18-mile section of I-25 with only two lanes in each direction between Monument and Castle Rock has been identified as Colorado’s highest priority transportation need. “First and foremost, this is a public safety issue,” says Commissioner Mark Waller, who has worked with other elected officials along the I-25 corridor to help secure funding needed to accelerate the project. “This expansion has to get done. This stretch of highway is configured today just as it was when it was built in the 1960’s. With either three or four lanes in each direction at both ends, this 18-mile bottleneck gap is downright dangerous. So we all have to make sure that we keep working together to get this done.”
Commissioners will be joined by CDOT representatives at the Feb. 24 meeting where citizens will be given an opportunity to ask questions and voice their concerns about the project.
For those who can’t attend this Saturday’s meeting, the County will be scheduling another similar public meeting at Centennial Hall in downtown Colorado Springs in March to accommodate residents who live further south but frequently travel the I-25 corridor.


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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON

 ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

 ORDINANCE NO. 1315

 APPROVING THE APPLICATION OF THE NORTHERN GROUP FOR
 DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVAL FOR A 354 UNIT APARTMENT
 COMPLEX ON 14.7 ACRES LOCATED AT THE 8OUTHEAST CORNER OF
 T~E INTERSECTION OF STONERIDGE DRIVE AND WEST LAS
 POSITAS BOULEVARD (PUD-S1-30-39D)

WHEREAS, The Northern Group applied for development plan approval
 for construction of a 354 unit apartment complex to be
 located on an approximately 14.7 acre site located at
 the southeast corner of the intersection of Stoneridge
 Drive and West Las Positas Boulevard; and

WHEREAS, based on the Initial Environmental Study, a negative
 declaration was adopted by Council on May 19, 1987; and

WHEREAS, Council received the Planning Commission's
 recommendation for approval of the development plan; and

WHEREAS, a duly noticed public hearing was held on May 19, 1987;
 and

WHEREAS, the City Council finds that this development plan is
 consistent with the General Plan policies of the City of
 Pleasanton;

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:

Section 1: Approves the development plan for construction of a
 354 unit apartment complex to be located on an
 approximately 14.7 acre site located at the southeast
 corner of the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and West
 Las Positas Boulevard, subject to the conditions on
 Exhibit "A" attached hereto and by this reference
 incorporated herein.

 Section 2: The City staff is directed to cause a Notice of
 Determination to be filed pursuant to Section 5.4(g) of
 Resolution No. 77-66.

 Section 3: This ordinance shall be published once within fifteen
 (15) days after its adoption in "The Valley Times" a
 newspaper of general circulation published in the City
 of Pleasanton.

 Section 4: This ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days
 after the date of its final passage and adoption°

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The closures are scheduled to affect Interstate 684 in both the towns of Bedford and North Salem, according to the New York State Department of Transportation.
The closures will begin in Bedford on both directions of I-684 between Exit 4 (Route 172) and Exit 6 (Route 35) at night between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. beginning on Monday, June 5, and continuing to Friday, June 9 to allow for construction work.
The other closure will affect I-684 northbound in North Salem between Exit 7 (State Route 116) and Exit 8 (Hardscrabble Road) on Tuesday, June 6 between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to facilitate bridge work.
The road work will result in both single and double lane closures on all dates, officials said.
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August 17, 2016 – Crews have completed the initial phase of this year's Surface Treatment Program and plan to begin applying a fog seal to several residential streets on Thursday, August 18. The fog seal, which involves spraying a light coat of oil on the road surface, takes about an hour to cure effectively.
Crews will apply the seal to Dublin Avenue, Stark Road, Airport Road, Perrine Road, Letts Street, and Sturgeon Avenue on August 18. During the seal application, traffic on these streets will be reduced to one lane for about two hours as the material is applied to one lane at a time. Motorists may wish to find alternate routes during this time to avoid congestion and delays.
This process is highly weather dependent and schedules may change with rain or the threat of rain. For more information, contact City Engineering at 989-837-3348 or view project updates at http://bit.ly/midlandroads. Updates will also be shared on the City of Midland Construction Facebook page at www.facebook.com/midlandconstruction and on Twitter at @CityofMidlandMI.


Pisa Smooth is a new segmental retaining wall system providing a linear modern aesthetic to any landscape project. The clean linear look will complement both modern home styles or it can be juxtaposed against older home facades. This wall system offers up a whole range of construction options to suit most hardscape projects such as garden walls, large retaining walls, pillars, planters and outdoor kitchens.
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Milling and Paving Operations: week of July 4th
Release Date: June 30, 2022
Please be advised that milling and paving operations are scheduled to begin on Milano Court, Louis Lane, Carol Court, Ripley Place and Cortlandt Street (from Maiden Lane to Springvale Road) the week of July 4th. The work should take 2-3 days to complete. This work is weather dependent and scheduling is subject to change.


Discussions on politics and other topics of interest in the Town of New Hartford, N.Y.
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To find videos of Town Board, Planning Board, and Zoning Board Board meetings,click here!
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Town Board Meeting Tonight
Just posted theagenda for the town board meeting tonight - 6 p.m. in Butler Hall. Of course, we will be videotaping...so if you can't make the 6 p.m. meeting, stop by later this week to view the video.
Also, posted the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting agenda for Monday, January 28, 2008.


Mike Weatherley, the Conservative Member of Parliament for Hove and Portslade, has submitted his support for a new seafront plinth for temporary art and sculptures.
Hove Civic Society is behind the novel idea for a plinth on Hove’s unique seafront, which will showcase, in one of the most prominent spots in the city, work by both famous artists as well as upcoming local talent. The society hopes that the plinth will become a focal point for inspiration and will make residents proud. For more information, visit www.hovecivicsociety.org.
Helmut Lusser, the society’s Chairman, was keen to have the support of Hove’s MP, and Mike was very happy to oblige. In his letter of support to Hove Civic Society, Mike said: “A prominent public space for sculpted work to be displayed is an excellent idea as Hove has a fantastic array of artistic talent. I believe that a Hove plinth would be a great way of building a strong sense of civic pride whilst creating an exciting and engaging attraction for Hove seafront.”
Commenting, Mike said: “Like the popular plinth in Trafalgar Square, I know that residents and tourists alike would flock to see this interesting attraction. A great bonus is that the temporary nature of the installations will ensure that it remains relevant in the future.”


Temporary closure set for Boyson Road between Hawkeye Drive and Robins Road
HIAWATHA, Iowa (KCRG) - Starting on May 23rd, 2022, Boyson Road will be temporarily closed between Hawkeye Drive and Robins Road for three days.
Officials say limited access to businesses on Boyson Court will be available while the contractor installs a new sewer line.
Thru traffic should expect delays. Officials ask that drivers avoid this area during construction if possible.
Copyright 2022 KCRG. All rights reserved.


The City has set new Public Hearing dates for the four laid over projects on Franklin, Western, Third, and Prior.
At its meeting on July 10th, the City scheduled all four projects for Public Hearings on August 21st at 5.30pm. Revised assessment rolls (detailing the new charges per property) were included on the agenda:
- Franklin Avenue (from TH 280 to Pelham) (Ward 4 – Mitra Jalili Nelson)
- Western Avenue (from Larch to Front) (Ward 1 – Dai Thao)
- Third Street (from Ruth to McKnight) (Ward 7 – Jane L. Prince)
- Prior Avenue (from University to Minnehaha) (Ward 4 – Mitra Jalili Nelson)
It is still possible for property owners on these four projects to submit written objections to the council for consideration on August 21st, and to attend the meeting to voice your objection in person. A written objection can be as simple as an email to your Council Member.
Given that the City has already re-negotiated the rate for Mill & Overlay assessments, the most likely outcome is that the city will pass the remaining four projects without further revision.
You can choose to accept your new assessment (which may still be thousands of dollars), or appeal. If you would like to learn more about the appeals process, including participating in our joint appeal, check out our new appeals page.


A new plan for an airport on the Thames Estuary has been unveiled - with six runways instead of the four originally proposed.
Plans for a Thames Estuary solution to London's airport capacity problems have been dubbed 'Boris Island' after the Mayor expressed his support for them.
The plans have been drawn up by Testrad - the consortium set up by the Mayor to look at Thames Estuary proposals. The new airport would be called 'London Britannia' and sit on a purpose build island off the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.
More top news
A campaign has been launched on social media to find the owner of a dog which was abandoned on a London bus.
Builders working on a residential and hotel scheme in Stratford City rescued a duckling after it was separated from the rest of its family.
British astronaut Tim Peake takes part in a test to see how a Mars rover handles when it's controlled from further away.


300 Laurel Valley RD
Own a piece of Austin history as this property was once part of a larger ranch, close to downtown yet located in the West Lake Hills. Part of Ledgeway East, these approximately 2.46 acres are part of a small community of multimillion dollar custom homes. Build your dream home in the Hill Country; 2 miles to Tarrytown, 3 miles to Zilker Park, and 5 miles to Downtown Austin!
Lot is currently not a legal lot. Owner has started the platting process and any sale is subject to final plat approval by the City of West Lake Hills.
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Who is responsible for gritting roads?
Milton Keynes City Council is responsible for gritting adopted roads. You can read their policy on which roads they will grit, and when, here: MKCC Winter Maintenance
Who is responsible for gritting pavements?
Milton Keynes City Council states: “We do not salt the footways in residential areas ”
Whitehouse Community Council has funded the installation of 4 grit bins in Whitehouse. These are provided for residents to use to grit pavements or roads that have not been gritted. You can find these on our Community Facilities Map in the “winter maintenance” section.
You can find some instructions on how to use the grit bins here: Gritting Advice
What about my driveway?
Grit bins and their contents are provided through Council funds and we would respectfully ask that resident do not use the grit for personal use, such as driveways. You can purchase grit for private use from a DIY store.


Zoning Board Meeting
|Date:||December 21, 2016|
861 Asbury Avenue
Ocean City, NJ
CITY OF OCEAN CITY
ZONING BOARD AGENDA
DECEMBER 21, 2016
A meeting of the Ocean City Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to be held Wednesday December 21, 2016
at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall located at 861 Asbury Avenue. The business noted below will be discussed.
Flag Salute; Roll Call
Adopt 11/16/16 Meeting Minutes.
Memorialize resolutions: Memorialize resolutions: ZC16-028 Ocean City Dev; ZMS16-025 Jolin Properties; ZC16-015 JP Boardwalk
ZC16-006 Charles & Regina Baker, 114 Roosevelt Blvd, Block 3508, Lot 7, MPN ZoneExisting: SingleProposed: Alterations(s) without prior approval(s) requiring side yard, aggregate side yard and rear yard setback variances
ZC16-031 John Zoll, 2 First St, Block 111, Lot 10, NEN ZoneExisting: SingleProposed: New single family requiring rear and front yard setbacks and height variances
ZC16-027 Russell & Lori Eggert, 115 W Atlantic Blvd, Block 70.16, Lot 7, G45/5000 ZoneExisting: SingleProposed: Alteration requiring building coverage variance
ZD16-029 Kevin & Marianne Segich, 430 W Surf Rd, Block 70.18, Lot 16, G45/5000 ZoneExisting: DuplexProposed: Alteration requiring D2 for expansion of non-conforming use variance
Plans and documents related to the agenda may be reviewed during regular business hours Monday – Friday (9:00 AM – 4:30 PM) at 115 12th Street at the Planning Office.


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Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) maintenance crews plan to temporarily close sections of state highways in Madison, Hamilton and Hancock counties for a series of culvert pipe replacement projects.
State Road 32 is scheduled to close between State Road 9 and State Road 13 starting on or after Monday, Aug. 21 to replace a drainage culvert pipe between Layton Road and Major Drive in Edgewood. State Road 32 is scheduled to reopen Tuesday, Aug. 22. Traffic will be directed south to State Road 38 and I-69 via State Road 13 and State Road 9.


CDA City Council Member Christie Woods talking about city ordinances. "What we are looking for is a change in behavior that is for the betterment of the entire neighborhood." "The ordinance being proposed today would be a temporary ordinance."
"This is a temporary ordinance to stop the spread."
Since when has government done something "temporary" and actually undone the "temporary" action or ordinance?


Monday June 15th – Wednesday 17th
Dear Chapel Grove Homeowner/Resident,
The Chapel Grove Parking Committee and Board of Directors have contracted with Chamberlain Contractors, Inc. to perform asphalt repairs, seal coating, and restriping of some of the streets in the townhome section of the community. This work will entail road closures on Jostaberry Way, Mericrest Way, and Arkblack Terrace from June 15, 2020 through June 17, 2020.
On the scheduled days of the work, ALL vehicles parked along any curb must be removed to facilitate the work. Vehicles must be parked in owner’s driveways or off site. NO parking in reserved spaces or overflow/guest parking.
IMPORTANT: ALL CARS NOT REMOVED FROM CURB AREAS, RESERVED SPACES AND OVERFLOW/GUEST PARKING AREAS ON THE ABOVE MENTIONED STREETS WILL BE TOWED AT THE OWNER’S EXPENSE.
(North County Towing: 410-544-9105 http://www.ncrtowingandrecovery.com/) It is each homeowner/resident’s responsibility to relay this information to any guests or service providers scheduled to be in the community that day. The Parking Committee and Board of Directors will not be liable for any costs incurred for vehicles that are towed as a result of not being in compliance with this notification.
ALL VEHICLES MUST BE REMOVED BY 7:00 A.M. ON JUNE 15th AND ARE NOT PERMITTED TO RETURN UNTIL JUNE 18th.
Drivers must prepare to park off site and walk to and from homes for 72 hours. Please be advised that mail service may be stopped for the duration of the project.
Should you have any questions regarding this work either before or after the scheduled work date, please contact the Parking Committee at Parking@ChapelGroveHOA.org or Procom at management@ChapelGroveHOA.org. We thank you for your cooperation and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Board of Directors


AKRON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – This could impact you, driving back home from Guardians games this week.
As part of the I-77 widening project at Route 224/I-277, there will be rolling road closures from Wednesday night through Friday night from 9pm to 5am each night.
The closures will last no longer than 15 minutes.
They can be in either direction on 77.
New bridge beams are being set in that 77 widening project.
Smaller traffic impact: in the city of Canton, St Elmo Avenue NE is closing north of the Route 62 relocation project for a few weeks starting Wednesday.


The homeowners of Fitchburg were informed in the Sentinel & Enterprise Oct. 18 that we are going to be blessed with not one but two tax increases this year. And what are we going to get for these increases? Well, for starters we have a pretty new sidewalk on the south side of Electric Avenue. I travel that street frequently, and I have yet to see a pedestrian using it. I predicted when they started this project that it would be rarely if ever used.
We also have new sidewalks on both sides of River Street along with obviously very expensive new lights and large flower pots. I assume these pots will be filled each year with new flowers and maintained at taxpayers' expense.
And we have a travel circle at Main and River streets that evidently was designed for Tonka toys. When the snow starts to fly it will be interesting to watch the snowplows trying to negotiate it.
Then we have the ridiculous new curbing being constructed at the intersection of Electric Avenue, Franklin Road and Clarendon Street.
Along with all of these amenities we have just about every street in the city loaded with potholes that are just about impossible to avoid. So far these potholes have cost me over $600 for new tires, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who has paid dearly for driving on these poorly maintained streets. Instead of all these unnecessary projects, why isn't all of this money being spent to repair the streets?
Who is responsible for these boondoggles, and how do we make them pay for these outrages? Perhaps it is time to vote out of office every incumbent and try new people who might use some common sense and fiscal responsibility.
Editor's note: Much of the road/sidewalk work described was funded by state and federal grants.


Monarch Court is an attractive landscaped business Park prominently located within Emersons Green fronting the A4174 Ring Road and is approximately two miles to the east of J1 of the M32. There is easy access to Bristol Parkway railway station and Metrobus routes.
Unit 7 is a self contained office of approx 3,103 sq ft with 18 allocated car parking spaces.
New lease available.
Available to lease from February/March 2023.


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ANANTAPURAMU HINDUPUR URBAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY has published Ahuda- Construction Of 450Mm 600Mm Cc Drain From D.No. 5-211-1-4 To Disposal Point Near Chennakesawa Xerox Centre Lrg School Road Junction At Prasannai Palli Village Under Ahuda Funds. Submission Date for this Tender is 21-09-2023. Drainage Tenders in ANANTHAPUR Andhra Pradesh. Bidders can get complete Tender details and download the document.


Community Action Development Corporation of Allentown (CADCA) is pleased to announce the attached release of the Request for Proposals (RFP) for non-profits and community organizations which serve youth and young adults from the Center City Allentown and surrounding neighborhoods.
The RFP details along with the guidelines to apply are below.
These funds are being made available as part CADCA's Neighborhood Partnership Program (NPP).
The deadline for RFP submission via email is Friday, January 28th.
All submissions will be reviewed by the NPP's Resident Review Committee.


This coming Tuesday, overnight into Wednesday June 19, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s maintenance schedule will require complete lane closures of Interstate 93 Northbound through Boston.
I-93 Northbound traffic will be detoured off of the expressway at Exit 16, Southampton Street and directed along surface streets. The detour will allow traffic to re-enter I-93 NB at the Haymarket on-ramp. Traffic destined for Route 1 Northbound (Tobin Bridge) should stay on the surface streets and access the Route 1 NB on-ramp in City Square.
Maintenance crews, contractors, along with State and Boston Police will begin set-up for the closure on Tuesday evening at 11 p.m. The full closure will begin at midnight on Wednesday and last until 5 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Work to be performed June 18 to 19 includes: tunnel wall and sign washing, drain clearing and maintenance, as well as maintenance of electrical and communications systems.
Plan Ahead Complete Lane Closure Date for the Month of July:
I-93 Southbound Tuesday, July 2 from 11 p.m. to Wednesday, July 3 at 5 a.m.
I-93 Northbound Tuesday, July 16 from 11 p.m. to Wednesday, July 17 at 5 a.m.


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A building consent confirms that proposed building work complies with the Building Code. If you need a building consent, you must get it before building work starts.
From 1 April 2021, we will only accept online applications
We no longer accept hard copy applications for building consents.
Applying online means you can track the processing of your consent and you will not need to supply printed plans. It also allows us to process your application faster.
All online applications can be submitted through our Simpli portal and we will send out granted building consents to customers electronically.
COVID-19 update – Alert Level 1
We are continuing to process online applications through our online application service Simpli.
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You will need a building consent for most building work in Wellington City.
Once you know you need a building consent, there are things you need to do before you apply.
A building consent confirms that proposed building work complies with the Building Code.
Understand the costs involved when applying for a building consent and a code compliance certificate.
What you need to do while building work is happening.
You must apply for a code compliance certificate when your building work has finished.
How to make a complaint about a building consent process or decision.


Ibausil, the International Conference on Building Materials, will take place in Weimar, Germany already for the 19th time on 16.09.-18.09.2015. Headed by the Director of the F.A. Finger Institute for Building Materials Prof. Dr.-Ing. Horst-Michael Ludwig, the program of lectures will focus on questions concerning the development of construction materials and their application. Focal points of the conference are traditionally: inorganic binders, concretes and durability of concretes as well as walling materials, building preservation and recycling.


Beginning Tuesday, May 30, 2017, the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) contractor will start a mill and inlay project on FM 247 (University Drive/Avenue M) in Huntsville. The contractor will remove the driving surface of the roadway and replace it with new asphalt, striping, and reflective pavement markers. This project runs from FM 980 to US 190 (11th Street) in Huntsville.
TxDOT’s contractor will close one lane on FM 247 and will use flaggers and a pilot car to move traffic through the work area. All lanes of work will be open by the end of each work day.
This $474,154.44 project is contracted to Big Creek Construction based out of Hewitt, Texas. This project should be complete in approximately one month, weather depending.


Khammam: The Centre allotted funds worth Rs 262.19 crore to Telangana for the development of highways in the State. The Centre’s move came in response to letters written by Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao seeking to enhance the allotment of funds to the State. The State government submitted proposals worth Rs 744 crore for the development of 42 highways.
The Telangana government had twice appealed to the Centre to allot Central Road Funds (CRF) to the State. As a result, the Centre allotted the funds for the financial year 2021-22, a statement from Khammam MP Nama Nageswara Rao said here on Saturday. In July a delegation of TRS MPs led by the party Lok Sabha floor leader Nageswara Rao also submitted a memorandum to Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari urging to expedite allotment of the CRF funds.
The MP informed that details of the development of roads proposed for the year 2011 have been submitted to the Centre in March. The Union government was also asked to speed up releasing of pending CRF funds.
Two roads allotted to Khammam
Of the total funds, two road development works worth Rs 35 crore have been allotted to Khammam district following a special appeal made to Union Minister Gadkari. The funds would be spent on widening and strengthening a 15.5 km road from Chintakani to Konijerla. In addition, construction of the high-level bridge at Eshwaramadharam village in Kusumanchi mandal would be taken up with Rs 15 crore to connect the local villages, Nageswara Rao informed.
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Potential Construction Delays – Please SLOW DOWN for work zones!
Day: TWO WEEK PERIOD: MONDAY – FRIDAY
Date: Monday, May7, 2018 through Friday, May 18, 2018
Road From To Type of Work Impact Rating
TBD throughout Town Street Sweeping 4- Minimal
TBD throughout Town Hot Patch 4-Minimal
TBD throughout Town Culvert/Drainage Maintenance/ 4-Minimal
Catch Basin Repair
TBD throughout Town Dirt Road Maintenance (on demand) 4-Minimal
TBD throughout Town Roadside Trimming/Pruning 4- Minimal
TBD throughout Town Curb and Apron repairs 4-Minimal
Subject to change based on weather and man power availability.
** The CT DOT will be replacing two bridges on Route 25 (Main St) between Judd Rd and Brook St, Monroe,
from 3/26/18 – 8/31/19.
Expect lane closures during the following periods:
Monday - Friday between 8:00 PM and 6:00 AM
Saturday and Sunday between 6:00 PM and 10:00 AM
The contractor will be allowed to temporarily halt traffic for no more than 10 minutes for certain night operations.
1. Severe – Road Closed – No Access
2. Major– Emergency, School Buses & Local Vehicle Access Only – Seek Alternate Routes
3. Minor – Lane Closure – Expect Some Delays
4. Minimal – Some Alternating Traffic – Minimal Delays
TOWN OF MONROE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Direct questions to 203-452-2814


Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting June 23
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. (June 16, 2020) – The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners, acting ex-officio as the governing board of the Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency, will conduct a meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2020, at 10 a.m., or as soon thereafter as it may be heard, in Room 119 of the Charlotte County Administration Center, 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, Florida. Discussions include, but are not limited to, Resolution authorizing issuance of 30-day Notice to Dispose of Melbourne Parcel.
The public is invited to attend and provide input.
For further information, call 941-764-4941.


Posted on: October 17, 2019
Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation and direction from the Governor, Washington State and United States flags will be lowered to half-staff in memory of Representative Elijah E. Cummings, of Maryland, who passed from complications concerning l...Read on...
Posted on: September 24, 2018
On September 23rd, the Gig Harbor City Council passed Resolution 1159 Supporting Transportation Benefit District Proposition 1.
The proposition, if approved by voters at the November 2019 general election, would authorize a two-tenths of one percent increase in the City's sales tax rate to fund transportation improvements as authorized under Chapter 36.73 RCW.
Included in the adopt...Read on...
Posted on: October 11, 2019
The City is looking to fill an opening on the Design Review Board.
All applicants must be able to read and interpret site plans and elevation drawings. Applicants must fall into a least one of the following categories:
- Licensed Architect or Professional Building Designer. Preference given to applicants with demonstrated e...
Posted on: September 30, 2019
NOTICE OF BUSINESS LICENSE FEE INCREASE
Notice is hereby given that the City of Gig Harbor Business License Fee will increase $10 from the current $30 to $40 on November 1, 2019. This fee applies to all licenses in the city that meet the $2000 threshold, a...Read on...
Posted on: September 12, 2019
The city has issued a request for proposals for a qualified individual or firm to provide a full range of municipal legal services serving as the City's legal counsel on a contractual basis.
CITY OF GIG HARBORREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CONTRACTED CITY ATTORNEY SERVICES
The purpose of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to solicit and select a qualified individual or firm to provide a full range of municipal legal services serving as the C...Read on...
Posted on: September 12, 2019
The City of Gig Harbor is currently hiring for the following positions: City Administrator, City Attorney, Laborer, and Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator.
Posted on: September 4, 2019
The Gig Harbor City Council passed the Single Use Food Serviceware & Litter Reduction Ordinance on November 26, 2018. This ordinance goes into effect November 26, 2019. At that time all food service providers in Gig Harbor will be required to comply.
Effective November 26, 2019, the items listed below are no longer allowed to be given out by food service providers when serving or selling raw or cooked food, for consumption on or off the premises:
- Non-recyclable plastic containers
- Non-recyclable plastic ...
Posted on: October 15, 2019
The Stinson Avenue Watermain Replacement Project is nearing completion. Major delays to traffic will be minimal from this point on. The only remaining impact to traffic will be when the roadways are re-striped. This work is weather dependent.
The project replaced approximately 4000 linear feet of watermain. Thank you for your patience during the project.
Please contact Construction Supervisor, Kyle Neiman, with questions or concerns at 253-853-7607. Or, to reach the Public Works main-...Read on...
Posted on: May 28, 2019
With campaign season heating up for the August Primary and November General Elections, it's important to remember that the City's Sign Code needs to be observed for all temporary signs on public and private property.
There are regulations which govern the allowable sign area, the number of temporary signs allowed and the maximum duration a temporary sign may be displayed.
Permits to place a temporary sign on public right-of-way can be easily and freely obtained through...Read on...


Waitomo Way - February 2018
5 Mar 2018
The February edition of Waitomo Way is out now. Click here to view.
This month's newsletter features information on our consultation for the Long Term Plan 2018-28, proposed Solid Waste (Asset) Management and Minimisation Plan, information for dog owners, and an update on the District Plan review open days.
A reminder to keep an eye on our website and facebook page for Council news and updates.


Date: Friday, Jan 25, 2019
This talk by Dr. Justin McGrail from the Arts and Design Department will look at the treatment of graffiti in Victoria. Graffiti is often thought of as a nuisance, a visual blight on the urban landscape that cities try to ban or remove. The City of Victoria responds to graffiti with anti-nuisance ordinances that are used in the name of urban beautification and property-rights to remove graffiti in public areas: thus, “highly visible graffiti is painted over," McGrail says, "while in more discrete locations like alleys, the approach is to prevent more graffiti by making access to the walls difficult. As a result, existing graffiti is undisturbed and observable through fencing.” As McGrail points out, although this form of visual expression is “not meant to last," such "anti-graffiti tactics" ironically can have a preservative effect, "creating a contemporary, urban paradox: heritage graffiti.”
Dr. McGrail studied at McGill (BA, 1991; MA, 1995) and Victoria (PhD, 2009). He teaches art history in the Department of Art and Design at Vancouver Island University, is the curator of The View Gallery in Nanaimo, and is a spoken word poet with close to thirty years of performance experience in Canada and the US. His research interests include urban culture, vandalism, architecture, and consumption. He contributed a chapter on Big Box stores to the anthology Architecture and the Constructions of the Canadian Fabric (2011). The presentation on January 25 is part of Dr. McGrail's larger current research project that deals with graffiti, vandalism, and cities.


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On April 17, 2021 from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm, all Central Avenue will be subject to lane closures due to Signal Light Replacement, Street Name Replacement, and Conflict Monitors Replacement. Expect the intersections to be in a 4-way flash.
Thank you for your patience during this time.
Central Avenue, McKinleyville


Water Line Work Gets Underway
Waterline leak repair is scheduled for Feb. 12 at two locations: 20500 E. Admiral Pl. and 1115 S. Garnett Rd. Several lane closures will affect traffic at these locations.
On Tuesday, Feb. 12, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Water Distribution personnel will repair a leak in a 12-inch waterline at 20500 E. Admiral Pl. The eastbound lane on Admiral Place will be closed at 205th East Avenue during the work.
Also, from 11 p.m. on Feb. 12 to 5 a.m. on Feb. 13, Water Distribution personnel will repair a leak in a 12-inch waterline at 1115 S. Garnett Rd. During this work, the eastbound curb lane on 11th Street will be closed at Garnett Road, and the right-turn lane of northbound Garnett Road will be closed at 11th Street.


WELCOME TO THE LINCOLN HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD.
- Next neighborhood council meeting is March 21, 2017, 7 PM at the Southside Senior and Activity Center. The agenda:
Approval of the minutes
Community Assembly Update
– Presentation from Urban Forrester Angel Spell
– Vote on Traffic Calming allocation
– Board election discussion
- Lincoln Heights District Center Master Plan can be viewed here: https://my.spokanecity.org/projects/lincoln-heights-district-center/. The Plan will be presented to the Spokane City Council on Feb 6th, 6 PM at the Spokane City Council Chambers, 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd. Testimony will be taken at that time. People who can’t attend the Council meeting may offer comments by emailing email@example.com.
Minutes from recent meetings are posted below:
- DRAFT minutes from Sept 20th meeting are here: Sep 2016 DRAFT minutes
- Minutes from May 17th meeting are here: May 2016 minutes
- Minutes from Mar 15th meeting are here: Mar 2016 minutes
- Minutes from Jan 26th meeting are here: Jan 2016 minutes
- Minutes from Sep 15th meeting are here: Sep 2015 minutes
- Minutes from July 21st meeting are here: July 2015 minutes
See our Documents tab for earlier minutes.
LHNC meetings are every other month: Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sept, Nov, on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Dump passes are usually available at each meeting.


Construction work on Delhi Metro's line 6 (Central Secretariat to Badarpur) begins today with the aim to connect the national capital to Haryana's biggest city (in terms of area), DMRC sources informed.
The construction work will be held on both sides of lines 6 – from Badarpur to Faridabad and from Central Secretariat to Kashmiri Gate, sources added.
Just two days before, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Delhi Metro and Haryana government in which a fully alleviated metro line of 13.875 km will be prepared by 2016 with the expected completion of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's (DMRC's) Phase-III.
The MoU was signed by S.S. Dhillon, Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary, (town and country planning department) Haryana government and Kumar Keshav, Director (project and planning), DMRC in the presence of Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Metro chief Mangu Singh.
According to DMRC's detailed project plan, there would be nine stations on this standard gauge line - Sarai, NHPC Chowk, Mewala Maharajpur, Sector-27A, Badkal Mor, Old Faridabad, Ajronda, Faridabad New Town and YMCA Chowk while a train maintenance depot will be constructed near Sector-20A in Faridabad.
The line 6 of Delhi Metro will also be extended to Kashmiri gate from currently Central Secretariat, release said.
According the Haryana Chief Minister, there is a plan to extend the corridor till Ballabhgarh for which Haryana government has submitted the detailed report to DMRC.
--With IANS input--
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We will provide updates on the project here as they arise.
Consent Applications Lodged for Napier Port Wharf Development
Wharf Consent Lodgement Extended for Ongoing Investigations
Napier Port Releases Proposed Wharf and Phased Dredging Plan for Consultation
Wharf Consent Lodgement Extended For Ongoing Investigations
Community Input Helps Shape Napier Port's Proposed Wharf Development
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Charlotte Douglas International Airport has recently released information about upcoming renovations to take place at the Queen City aviation hub. Check out the article, below, for more information.
As part of a massive $700 million rebuilding and renovation, Charlotte Douglas International Airport unveiled this week new amenities planned for passengers, including revamped restaurants, new public art and new seats with their own cellphone chargers.
The airport said the renovations and expansion can help the airport grow for three or four decades. The cost will mostly be paid by passengers through fees — not Charlotte taxpayers.
— The biggest CLT project is a new nine-gate concourse under construction just north of Concourse A. The new gates will house carriers other than American Airlines, and are being built in a modern, spacious style with 30-foot high ceilings. That’s more spacious than concourses A, B and C, which have 12-foot high ceilings.
“For a domestic concourse this is a different type of space,” said Jack Christine, the deputy aviation director. “It’s similar to the international concourse.”


Here in St Ives we were lucky that we had a group of organisations already working together to try to bring about improvements to benefit the area generally. With the advent of the Government’s Coastal Communities initiative, by simply acknowledging this group as a Coastal Communities Team, we are now able to access funding which will help develop an economic plan for the area.
Organisations taking part in the St Ives Coastal Communities Team are:
In 2015 the team were awarded £48,900 to redevelop the seating and shelter area around the back of Smeatons Pier. They are now working on second, much larger bid to create a flexible work-hub facility with spectacular views across St Ives bay.


The Dunnellon City Council and the 125th Anniversary Committee held the ground breaking ceremony for the new 125th Anniversary Park on Saturday, January 23, 2016. The park property is located next to the Dunnellon Area Chamber of Commerce at 20500 East Pennsylvania Avenue, Dunnellon. This park will commemorate the 125 years of incorporation of the City of Dunnellon and the historic site of the water tower. Residents are encouraged to leave your imprint at the park through the purchase of pedestal art, bike rack areas, personalized bricks or picnic shelters in memory or dedication. You can download and submit a form if you would like a member of the 125th Anniversary Committee to contact you with more information about the available purchases or how you can contribute to the park. Please email your form to email@example.com. You can also call City Hall at 352-465-8500 for assistance.


Please contact the Clerk at [email protected] for Zoom information.
1. Work Session Agenda Items
a. Consideration of a Bid Recommendation - Replacement of the City's Greenview Drive asphalt path – Department of Parks and Recreation
b. Consideration of a Bid Recommendation - Laurel Multi-service Center Phase I Renovations – Department of Parks and Recreation
c. Ordinance No. 2003, an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Laurel, Maryland amending the Laurel City Code, Chapter 16 “Taxation”, Article I to amend Section 16-10 “Elderly and Veteran Tax Credit Program and to provide an effective date


The Government recognises how important it is that local communities have access to good sporting facilities. That is why in partnership with the FA and the Premier League we are investing more money than ever before, through the Football Foundation charity, to significantly improve the access and quality of community football facilities across the country. This year a combined £70million will go to this important area. To inform and direct future investment, new local football facility plans are being produced for every local authority in England. The plans will be in place by 2020 and will identify local priorities where investment in grassroots facilities is needed the most.
Sport England also has a role in protecting sport pitches as a statutory consultee in the planning system. Sport England objects to all applications unless the developer can prove it will improve or safeguard sports provision. For the period between April 2016 and March 2017, 93% (1,102 out of 1,187) planning applications affecting playing fields resulted in improved or protected sports provision.


Comparison of Roads Made of Paver Blocks, R.C.C. & Bitumen
Concrete road paving is quickly reaching higher popularity than Bitumen and R.C.C, and the reasons are so many.
Read on to discover how Paver blocks roads are more popular than the other two.
Today, we are going to compare Paver, RCC, and Bitumen Road, let’s see which one is stronger, durable, and environmentally friendly?
Features of Paver Blocks, R.C.C. & Bitumen
1. Life Expectancy
When we talk about roads life expectancy, Paver Blocks and R.C.C roads are good enough in this section, around 20 years life-span of both Paver Blocks and R.C.C roads.
Whereas Bitumen roads life expectancy is less, around 5 to 10 years.
2. Initial Cost
In the section of initial cost; Paver, R.C.C., and Bitumen differ from each other.
R.C.C. road’s initial cost is very high and Paver block road’s initial cost is medium whereas Bitumen roads are low cost than the other two.
3. Construction Time
Paver Blocks’ construction time is medium as pavers are laid manually, after construction immediate use is possible.
Reinforced Cement Concrete construction time is very high as after construction, 15 to 20 days require for curing.
Bitumen roads construction time is low. After completing construction, its use is possible within 1 or 2 days.
4. Rainwater Drainage
In paver blocks Permeable pavers allow water to pass through to the base thereby reducing pooling or flooding in heavy rain that is the marvelous advantage of the paver blocks.
In the Reinforced Cement Concretes surface is impermeable and drainage must be achieved by proper surface camber and slope.
Whereas Bitumen (Asphalt) roads surface is impermeable and drainage must be achieved by proper surface camber and slope.
Paver block roads safety is good and skid resistance, it helps reduce braking distance.
R.C.C. safety is prone to slippage and skidding during rain and due to spills.
While Bitumen (Asphalt) roads also have good traction and skid resistance.
6. Surface Cracks
Paver block roads surface is not affected by rainwater or thermal heat of expansion. (Due to small unit size and mass)
The surface of R.C.C. is prone to cracks due to large thermal mass and due to poor base preparation.
While Bitumen roads surface is Heavy rains, extreme temperatures and wear and tear result in cracks and rutting leading to potholes.
Repairing of paver block roads is easy, fast, and inexpensive as even a single paver block can be removed, and re-laid/ replaced.
The advantage is that repaired area is available for immediate use.
Repair of R.C.C. is difficult, time-consuming, and expensive as the whole concrete slab may have to be replaced and recast.
Repair of Bitumen, Cracks, potholes can be repaired inexpensively and quickly by patchwork.
But the repaired area is often not durable due to poor work quality.
Pavers Same blocks can remove and reinstate after repairs.
R.C.C. Cannot reuse but at the same time, it can crush recycling.
Same in the Bitumen, it cannot reuse but it can crush for recycling.
Paver blocks produce in large volumes to meet stringent specifications and Indian Standards for strength, water absorption, abrasion resistance, and dimensional tolerances.
R.C.C. is cast at the site and hence dependent on the quality of concrete and compaction at the site.
Since bitumen roads are a supple driveway, their strength relies heavily on the subgrade, subbase, and base materials compress nicely and the correct material.
10. Environmental Issues
Paver blocks roads are totally environment friendly; it has no harmful effects on nature.
R.C.C. Concrete construction has no harmful effects on the environment.
Whereas the process of melting bitumen creates greenhouse gases that contribute to environmental pollution.
11. Color and Shapes
Paver blocks are available in distinct colors and shapes, making them immensely variable.
On the other hand, the R.C.C. and Bitumen roads have no distinct color or shape.


Dumped houshold waste.
Reported in the Flytipping category anonymously at 09:06, Sunday 24 March 2019
Sent to Worthing Borough Council 4 minutes later
At Haynes Road Worthing BN14 7LD, just outside the allotments gate, there is a public waste bin. Spring has arrived and so has the flytipper. This is an ongoing problem for years. Perhaps the council should remove the bin.
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Geary BRT CAC meeting
From: Zabe Bent
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009
Subject: Geary BRT CAC -- meeting Thursday
Greetings all –
We invite you to attend Meeting #5 of the Geary BRT Citizens Advisory Committee for the environmental analysis this Thursday. The meeting will begin at 6.00p.m., and will be held at the Authority offices located at 100 Van Ness Avenue, 26th Floor. Please find attached the meeting packet, which can also be downloaded at http://www.GearyBRT.org. We look forward to seeing you there.
Labels: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)


Sports Facilities Feasibility Study RFP
This RFP is issued by Floyd County Redevelopment Commission (FCRDC) for the purpose of obtaining a market needs assessment and financial analysis related to potential new or remodeled sports facilities located in the Floyd County, Indiana.
Key stakeholder and user groups in Floyd County have identified a growing need for sporting event facilities in order to better serve their residents; provide high quality venues to host regional and state sporting events, and drawing outside dollars into the local economy. The study area includes the area of U.S. 150 and State Road 64 corridors.
The venues of highest priority include: baseball, softball tennis courts. Other minor sport venues should be identified for consideration. See the link below for more information.


One Way Traffic Flow at Bell Oaks Branch
As a reminder, the Bell Oaks Branch & Headquarters is now a
One Way Traffic Flow.
Please remember to enter from the west end of the building and exit on the east end. There is now an additional exit added onto Bell Oaks Drive prior to entering the drive thru traffic flow as another exit option for ease of flow.


The Trilinq Location Map
Just a few minutes walk to Clementi MRT station, The Trilinq is a 99-year leasehold condominium at Clementi and it is only a few station away from Raffles Place MRT Interchange and one station future CBD Jurong Gateway.
Nestled in between the Jurong (biggest commercial hub outside the city) growth area and the One North area. The Jurong story needs no introduction – Jurong Gateway, High Speed Rail, Businesses in Science & Tech sectors, Hotels, Medical, Entertainment, etc. One North, on the other hand, for R&D, Bio-medical Sciences, Infocomm & Media industries.


The new boss of Warwick Racecourse has confirmed he will not resurrect controversial plans for a hotel to be built at the site.
Andre Klein, general manager of the course on St Mary’s Lands, has ended uncertainty by announcing the 100-bedroom hotel plan will not be revisited after being rejected in 2012.
Speaking of his vision to develop horse racing and attract more visitors, he said: “The hotel concept is dead. Since switching to an all-jumps racecourse the business model has changed and we currently have no plans involving a hotel at the site. The focus of The Jockey Club’s investment is for Warwick to be recognised as one of the very best small-jumps courses in the UK over the next few years.”
Plans for a possible six-floor Premier Inn alongside the course were first put forward in 2006, with former manager Huw Williams keen for a build to go ahead despite widespread opposition.
Since the application was rejected by Warwick District Council’s planning committee, The Jockey Club did not appeal the decision but the possibility of the plans resurfacing remained.
Council officials recommended allowing the hotel to help bring economic benefits for the area. But widespread objection was raised including for loss of light and privacy, air pollution and traffic.
Since switching to an all-jumps racecourse the business model has changed and we currently have no plans involving a hotel at the siteAndre Klein
A protest and campaign group was set up and hotel owners in Warwick town centre spoke of fears for their businesses should it go ahead.
Town and county councillor John Holland (Lab, Warwick West) said there was “relief” for many that the plans were not to resurface.
He also welcomed work by the council and stakeholders to adopt a new master plan which will go “back to basics” to find a suitable future for the lands alongside the racecourse in the coming months.
He said: “Controversial plans have been ongoing at the site for years, and we all hope the new plan will step back 10 years to when we all had the same vision to build on.”
Proposals for the new plan, which is under consultation until early 2016, initially included scrapping all ideas of working with The Jockey Club on management of the land and of the hotel build.


Sheltered bus stop
Reported via iOS in the Bus stops category anonymously at 19:16, Sat 26 December 2015
Sent to Hackney Council and TfL 4 minutes later
The sheltered bus stop to Manor House bus stop towards Hackney central was removed some moths ago. This now needs to replaced with another sheltered bus stop rather than a column post that is currently there. Many people use this bus stop and sometimes the wait requires shelter. Please report back to me the status of this.
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


This letter is to inform you that the Hazardville Water Company will be performing water main replacements (WICA Projects 2021) on Hazard Avenue and Broadbrook Road.
You may at times experience a temporary loss of water service due to a planned shutdown or emergency shutdown. The Company will attempt to notify you in advance of any planned service interruptions. Any emergency loss of service, should not be more than a four hour time period.
In addition the work will be conducted at night per the DOT requirements, the roadway may be reduced to a single lane during construction and an alternate route is advised. Traffic Control, Enfield Police Department will be on hand to assist during this time.
This project is scheduled begin on or about September 20, 2021.
The Hazardville Water Company apologizes for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, do not hesitate to contact the Hazardville Water Company Office at (860) 763-7420.


Confirmed Parking Arrangements in Springbridge Road Car Park
This morning I had confirmation of parking arrangements for parents of our school in the multi-storey car park on Springbridge Road. Parents may park free of charge for up to 30 minutes between 8.30 and 9.15 in the morning and and again between 3.00 and 3.45 in the afternoon. The council do not wish us to issue parking signs, but will monitor parking through their normal arrangements. This is a significant concession on behalf of the council and I ask all parents to make use of this arrangement rather than parking on the double yellow lines or in resident parking bays next to both sites. I believe that 30 minutes still presents difficulties for families with children on both sites and will continue to press for a longer grace period.


$950 2 bed 39 b Sudbury St, St. John'S NL, A1E 2T9
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Minimal bike infrastructure.
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6 Village, Sesame Pk, Downtown
11 Shea Hts, Downtown, Avalon Mall
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2 Malls via Lemarchant/Elizabeth
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Starting today, the work requires a single lane closure in each direction overnight and during weekday off-peak travel times. The upper level of Route 139 provides two lanes in each direction, and both lanes will remain open during the morning rush (6 a.m. to 9 a.m.) and evening rush (3 p.m. to 8 p.m.), as well from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
One lane will be closed in each direction during the following times:
• Monday through Thursday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next morning.
• Friday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 9 a.m. Saturday
• Saturday: 8 p.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday
• Sunday: 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday
These overnight and off-peak lane closures are expected to continue through the summer of 2014.


PRINCES Street is to be shut to buses for months so that tram lines can be dug up and relaid, it emerged today (Wed).
Businesses and residents, who have already suffered massive disruption, are likely to react furiously to the news.
The street will be closed from July to November – the busiest time of the year – so that the remedial work can be carried out.
Buses will be completely banned from the street and one carriageway left open at a time with only service and emergency vehicles allowed access.
The council plans to begin work on the south side of the road on July 2, a meeting of the city council heard.
It was revealed last year that the original tramlines had been damaged.
Experts speculated that weather, traffic and incorrect installation could have contributed to the problem.
Workers will target the north carriageway between January and May next year.
Goods vehicles will only be allowed access to shops at night and bus services will be rerouted.
Leader of the council Jenny Dawe said: “Without question there is a difficult time ahead, however I am still of the belief that a tram network which expands over time will be of enormous benefit to people living and working in this city or generations to come.
“We had hoped to avoid the scenario of further traffic diversion from Princes Street but having listened to the advice from council officers and the infrastructure contractor I understand why this is necessary.”
Contractors will use four ‘planer’ machines to remove the road surface to a depth of 25cm. Two machines will work from each end than meet in the middle.
Martin Foerder, project director for Bilfinger Berger, said: “There are a number of outstanding elements still to be undertaken on Princes Street and by doing these now we are also able to repair the road surface.”
The council said a mediation process involving the main contractors, Bilfinger Berger and Siemens (BBS), had allowed them to set aside their differences on Princes Street.
They added that the contractors had agreed to carry out a programme of remedial works to fully repair the road surface with no new public funds involved.
Graham Birse, deputy chief executive of Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, said: “You can only look at this as an unwelcome development.
“It was thought that the work was complete but it has transpired that the work was substandard.
“The initial reaction from retailers is that they are not looking forward to another prolonged closure of Princes Street.
“There is a lot of frustration and quite frankly, some anger that this has happened.”


BARK PARK: Help create doggy place
My name’s Abbey Waterdown and I’m 15 years old. I always wanted a dog park in Coeur d’Alene. That’s my dream to go to a dog park that’s closer in town. Ever since we got dogs, we wish we have a dog park in Coeur d’Alene. I wanted a dog park so we don’t need to drive so far away from home. The dogs need lots of socialization which they get at the dog park. Their owners can socialize with the other dogs and their owners. It gives dogs more exercise that their body needs. We almost have enough money for the dog park and we can’t wait for the dog park to open.


12/13/2017 - Board of Selectmen Public Hearing 12/13/17
TOWN OF CANTON, CONNECTICUT
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
The Board of Selectmen, in accordance with the provisions of Article IV of the Town Charter and Connecticut General Statute 7-163e, will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the Canton Community Center, Room F, 40 Dyer Avenue, Canton, Connecticut to take comments on the following:
Whether the Town should transfer Town owned property known as 4 Westwood Drive, 6 Westwood Drive and 7 Westwood Drive in exchange for 79 Commerce Drive, which is owned by the Canton Land Conservation Trust, for the purposes of creating a dog park at 79 Commerce Drive.
Board of Selectmen
Leslee B. Hill


Notice of Public Hearing
Ordinance No. 246
Notice is hereby given that the NYA Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013 at 7 p.m. or soon thereafter, in the Council Chambers at Oak Grove City Center, 310 Elm St. W. The purpose of this hearing is to consider proposed Ordinance No. 246 entitled “An Ordinance Amending Chapter 11 of the City Code Relating to the Subdivision of Property by Adding Section 1100.11, Subd. (3) To Allow For Boundary Line Adjustments”.
A copy of Ordinance 246 in its entirety is available for review at City Hall between the hours of 8 to 4:30, Monday through Friday. If you have any questions regarding this matter or wish to make comment prior to the hearing, please contact the City Office at 467-1800 or in writing to: City of Norwood Young America, 310 Elm St. W., PO Box 59, NYA, MN 55368, by no later than noon on Tuesday, May 21st.
BY: Norwood Young America Planning Commission
ATTEST: Alicia Menzel, City of NYA
(Published in the Aug. 8, 2013, Norwood Young America Times)


The tender call is for asphalt leveling on the following roads:
· Approximately one km on Hospital Road and Hospital Lane in Twillingate;
· Approximately two km from the Route 340 intersection to Back Harbour Road in Twillingate;
· Approximately 0.7 km from Route 340 Virgin Arm towards Parkview and one km from Fairbanks intersection towards Hillgrade, and approximately 0.4 km of Route 345 from Route 340/345 intersection into the Town of Virgin Arm;
· Approximately 2.3 km on Point Road Virgin Arm from Route 345-11 intersection towards the end of Point Road;
· Approximately one km Route 340-17 intersection to the Town of Baytona; and,
· Approximately four km between Holmes Cove and Reach Run Causeway on Route 340.


MANCHESTER, NH – Imagine the school of the future – what does it look like? As part of Manchester School District’s long-term facilities planning process, you will have the opportunity to share your vision of our future schools.
The process kicks off with three events on Tuesday, April 4. All members of our community are invited to take part. Input and feedback from these and other events will help to develop the master plan for school district facilities.
“We are thrilled to take this next step in the process, and encourage all community members to participate,” said Superintendent of Schools Jennifer Gillis. “In this visioning process, we have the opportunity to imagine what our schools can and should look like. Our schools are a reflection of our community, and our vision for the future should reflect what our community wants and needs. I strongly encourage you to take part in this process.”
The introductory sessions scheduled for April 4 are open to all. There are two in-person meetings as well as one virtual meeting:
Session 1 (in-person): Noon-1:30 p.m. at Girls at Work, 200 Bedford Street, Manchester
Session 2 (virtual): 3:30-5 p.m. on Zoom – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87479646235
Session 3 (in-person): 6-7:30 p.m. at Beech Street School, 333 Beech Street, Manchester
These sessions will provide a brief overview of the master planning process, then dive into brainstorming, and some initial goal-setting. The District will share additional opportunities to engage in this process in the coming weeks and months.


July 9, 2020, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Jack Reidy Conference Room
Agenda items include: Community Forum Presentations, Neighborhood Project and Reallocated Funds, Neighborhood Councils and Community Forum, Special Events, Reports, public comment on non-agenda items, and announcements.
July 23, 2020, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Council Chambers
July 14, 2020, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM @ Hal Fraser Conference Room
Agenda items to include: transportation issues and public comment on non-agenda items.


1 Ardrossan Road, Caboolture
Retail and commercial
Expansion of the Pumicestone Village Shopping Centre, including retail and fast food outlet.
19 Cairns Street, Loganholme
Mixed use, Retail and commercial, Residential – Infill and Greenfield
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Residential – Domestic
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Mayor Johnny Magee swears in for his second term
LAUREL, Miss. - Mayor Johnny Magee along with Laurel City Council were sworn in Monday at the Laurel Little Theater.
Mayor Magee will now serve in his second term, and has big plans for the city.
"It's a good time to be mayor because things are positive in Laurel right now. A lot of buildings. A lot of renovations. And I'm just glad to be mayor at this time. We keep working 24/7," said Mayor Magee.
Mayor Magee has one specific topic he wants to address in future council meetings.
"Litter, junk, overgrown lots, all that creates crime. It invites crime. And we want people to live in communities where it's safe. So, we try to keep the city clean as possible," said Mayor Magee.
City Council has three new members, including Ward 5 Councilman, Stacy Comegys, who is the brother of Ward 6 Councilman, Travares Comegys.
"I'm looking forward to working with my fellow councilmembers and working with the mayor to just move this city forward, just working together and working in harmony," said Stacy.
"We want to revitalize all the communities as well as downtown. And I think we're headed in that direction. We have a great council, and we have a great mayor. And we all are working on one accord to get that done," said Travares.
The Comegys' also believe they are the first brothers to serve as Laurel City Councilmen in the same term.


Various planning applications have been submitted to Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council.
The below list, taken from Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council’s website on Monday, October 25, contains part one of planning applications that were validated this week.
- PL/2021/02828/MINFHO: First-floor extension over the existing garage, single-storey side elevation, new porch and loft conversion with dormer window. 59 Stoneleigh Road, Olton, in Solihull, B91 1DQ. Received: Fri 22 Oct 2021. Validated: Fri 22 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02713/PPFL: Full application for the use of the existing access to the north west of the barn conversion approved under PL/2013/01734/CU instead of the previously consented access to the south east of the building. Moat Barn, Oldwich Lane East, Fen End, in Solihull, CV8 1NR. Received: Thu 07 Oct 2021. Validated: Mon 18 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02690/MINFHO: Two-storey side and rear extension, infill extension at ground floor and forward extension. 251 Castle Lane, Olton, in Solihull, B92 8SQ. Received: Tue 05 Oct 2021. Validated: Tue 19 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02657/CLOPUD: Certificate of lawful development for proposed formation of habitable rooms in roof space with rear dormers and Velux roof lights. 86 Widney Road, Bentley Heath, in Solihull, B93 9BN. Received: Fri 01 Oct 2021. Validated: Mon 18 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02639/PPFL: Minor alterations to elevations to include new access door and additional button fencing with associated works to the site. 30 Warwick Road, Olton, in Solihull, B92 7HX. Received: Tue 28 Sep 2021. Validated: Mon 18 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02739/NONMC: Non-material amendments for minor internal layout amendments, a minor reduction in development footprint through the omission of two consented bay window side extensions, thereby adding no additional floor space to the existing building and keeping the external elevations as they currently appear, no material changes to the consented number of apartments, mix, parking provision, servicing, etc; following planning approval PL/2020/03009/PPFL. 118 Longmore Road, Shirley, in Solihull, B90 3EE. Received: Mon 27 Sep 2021. Validated: Mon 18 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
- PL/2021/02691/MINFHO: Extension across the back of house/remove old conservatory. 5 Dunchurch Close, Balsall Common, in Solihull, CV7 7PN. Received: Tue 24 Aug 2021. Validated: Thu 21 Oct 2021. Pending Consideration.
The below list contains planning applications that were decided this week.
- PL/2021/02705/DIS: Discharge of condition 3 - Materials on planning application PL/2021/01591/MINFDW-Erect new dwelling. 81 Arnold Road, Shirley, in Solihull, B90 3JS. Received: Wed 06 Oct 2021. Validated: Wed 06 Oct 2021. Approved.
- PL/2021/02694/NONMC: Non-material amendment for the overall height of the outbuilding to be increased to 4.2m (including 0.5m roof lantern) following planning approval PL/2018/02268/MINFHO. 86 Kingslea Road, Shirley, in Solihull, B91 1TL. Received: Fri 01 Oct 2021. Validated: Fri 01 Oct 2021. Refusal.
- PL/2021/02640/VAR: Discharge of Condition 4 - Construction Method Statement relating to Application Number PL/2018/02654/PPFL Condition Number(s): Condition 4 - No development shall take place until a Construction Method Statement has been submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority. The approved statement shall be adhered to throughout the construction period. The Statement shall provide for: (a) The parking of vehicles of site operatives and visitors; (b) Loading and unloading of plant and materials; (c) Storage of plant and materials used in constructing the development; (d) Wheel washing facilities; and (e) Permitted hours of work. Conditions(s) Removal: Condition to be discharged prior to commencement of works none. 51 Knowle Wood Road, Dorridge, in Solihull, B93 8JN. Received: Tue 28 Sep 2021. Validated: Fri 01 Oct 2021. Approved.
Relevant documents and the full list of applications and appeals can be viewed online on the Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council planning portal.


Jinonice is a station on Prague metro line B (the yellow line) between Radlicka and Nove Butovice (the direction to Zlicin from the city centre). It is located off Radlicka Street in Jinonice district.
It takes about 10-15 minutes to get from the city centre to Jinonice by metro. The station is 6 stops from Mustek (Wenceslas Square) and 8 stops from Florenc.
Metro Service at Jinonice Station
Prague metro operates daily from 5 am to midnight. Train intervals between the centre and Jinonice range from 2-3 minutes in the morning and afternoon peak to 10 minutes off peak.


College Area Community Planning Board
The group meets the second Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are held at the College-Rolando Library Community Room 6600 Montezuma Road. For additional information on a specific agenda item, or to reach this community planning group, please contact the chairperson listed on the Community Planning Group Contact List.
If you would like to receive agendas via email, send your request to [email protected] and indicate your specific community planning group.
- June 13, 2018
- June 13, 2018 Council Meeting
- June 4, 2018 Long-Range Vision and Beautification Committee Meeting
- May 19, 2018 Special Meeting
- May 9, 2018
- April 11, 2018
- March 14, 2018
- February 14, 2018
- January 10, 2018


Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s name is set to be removed from street signs around Kansas City after resident voted Tuesday (Nov. 5), to drop MLK Boulevard and restore the parkway back to its original name, The Paseo.
The measure, which passed with approximately 70 percent of the vote, was spearheaded by Save the Paseo, a grassroots movement whose mission is to “preserve the name of KC’s most historic boulevard and find a way to honor Dr. King that brings the City together.” Stretching 10 miles north and south, The Paseo is the longest, and one of the oldest streets in KC.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas introduced the resolution to have the street renamed, after nearly 40 years of failed attempts at honoring the late Civil Rights hero. The MLK street signs were erected this past February. “People want to make sure that we engage with enough different community stakeholders, and I think it’s fair to say that did not happen,” Lucas told The Kansas City Star in reaction to the vote.
Rep. Vernon P. Howard, who helped lead the MLK name change effort, believes that the issue is race-related. Howard said Save the Paseo group members are of mostly white residents who don’t fully grasp the significance of the name change. Paseo members held a silent protest at the Paseo Baptist Church last Sunday (Nov. 3).
“This is a white-led movement that is trying to dictate to black people in the black community who our heroes should be, who we honor, where we honor them and how we honor them,” Howard said. “That is the pathology of white privilege and that is the epitome of systemic structural racism.”
The street sign discrepancy began after the city changed the address of more than 1,800 residents without asking. Kansas City law requires that at least two-thirds of residents approve a street name before it can be changed, although the rule is not typically enforced, according to The Star. Diane Euston, a member of Save Paseo, said that she was “proud of Kansas City” after Tuesday’s vote.
Kansas City is expected to remove more than 100 signs, including those that cut through a predominately black neighborhood in town. Although Kansas City has a park named after King, the city will go back to being one of the largest major metropolitan areas without a street named in King’s honor.


The Fuquay-Varina ETJ Expansion Public Hearing in front of the Wake County Board of Commissioners is set to occur at … Continue reading IMPORTANT NOTICE: THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE!!!!!
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We are quickly approaching the “End Game” on our struggle to keep our right to vote for the people that … Continue reading Wake County Commissioners Holding Work Session on 6/10/2019 to discuss Fuquay-Varina ETJ
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Saturday, March 21, 2015
This year irrigation water is going to be scarce-ish for residential use. Agriculture
comes first. So all cities are saying you can not hook up to city water if your
irrigation water runs dry.
The cities say they 'lack the capacity to provide water to irrigate lawns on top of providing drinking water and water for firefighting.'
I have been in two big fires in my life. We have a big brushy area that bisects our small subdivision with a creek. I've wondered for 25 years if this will be the year it burns out. Thankfully our neighbor is a fireman.
As bad as we have it - poor California.


This is a wonderful site to build on endless view for all seasons. As far as you can see.
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As well as being in a national park, KEDGE is also well connected to the rest of Marseille. Depending upon where you stay, you can take a bus from arterial hubs in Marseille called Castellane and Metro Dromel. You can reach these areas comfortably from anywhere in the city by taking a tram, metro or bus. Travel to and from Talence campus : either by bus (bus stop “Ecole de Management” right in front of the School), tramway (trom stop “Doyen Brus” 800m from the school) or bike. Talence is very close to Bordeaux and it takes only 25 min by tram or bus to get to the center.


Kabale Municipality leaders led by the mayor Emmanuel Sentaro Byamugisha on Friday halted the handover of three roads constructed under the Uganda Support to Municipal Infrastructure Development Program Project (USMID), over what they called incomplete work.
The three roads are Bank lane, Keita Road and Nkunda Road in Kabale municipality.
These were contracted at Shs. 1.5 Billion by Vidas Engineering Service Company Limited which belongs to Didas Ndamira, the husband of the Kabale Woman MP Catherine Ndamira.
Mayor Byamugisha on Friday led a team of politicians and technocrats to supervise the roads which were slated to be handed over.
These discovered that the slabs on the roads were not yet dry and the roads were still covered with sand which needed to be cleaned to help them inspect the roads well.
The Mayor and his team found that the roads were not paved in line with the terms of the contract and that the contractor had not laid slab covers on top of the drainage system.
The leaders gave the contractor only three days to submit a report concerning completion of the roads.
Efforts to get a comment from the contractor were futile.


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It is deplorable how Colchester has been turned from a small market town with surrounding villages to one massive concrete jungle. we have lived in Rowhedge all our lives and generations before us. We have seen lots of changes over the years and have had to put up with noise pollution, dust and heavy plan manoeuvres while building homes have taken place, very bad parking problems with very little green open space. We need green land to stay as farming land
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The Skatepark is next to the Regional Spectacle and Athletic Centre ‘Podpromie’. It is a part of Rzeszow Sport and Recreation Centre’s many facilities and one of the most advanced of its type. Its measurements are 40 by 70 metres. Its whole surface is 2380 square metres with elements made from steel and reinforced concrete. It has 11 obstacles of varying difficulty and it’s worth to know that a double dry pool is the only such obstacle in Europe. The whole skatepark is lighted and fenced off. There is a snow park and a dirt jumping park close by. The skatepark in Rzeszow is for the people who like strong sensations and adrenaline.


Scheduled Road Closures in Speldhurst Parish
Speldhurst Parish Council
KCC have advised of the following road closures affecting Speldhurst Parish:
Temporary Road Closure - Barden Road, Speldhurst - 15th March 2022 for 2 days between 09.30hrs and 15.30hrs
Barden Road, Speldhurst will be closed between Northfields and Furzefield Avenue. The alternative route is Barden Road, B2176 Penshurst Road/Bidborough Ridge, A26 London Road/St Johns Road, Speldhurst Road, Etherington Hill, Speldhurst Hill and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works are undertaken by Openreach. For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=127019719 For information regarding this closure please contact Openreach, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
Temporary Road Closure - Poundsbridge Lane, Penshurst - 14th March 2022 for 5 days
Poundsbridge Lane, Penshurst will be closed outside Deep Well. The alternative route is Poundsbridge Lane, B2176 Penshurst Road, Barden Road, Speldhurst Hill, Poundsbridge and vice versa.The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works are undertaken by South East Water. For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=126980000 For information regarding this closure please contact South East Water, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
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DSCF9080 - Luton Station Interchange and Busway 30 April 2015
Thursday 30 April 2015 (1408) – This view taken from the Luton Station Interchange shows how close the Luton-Dunstable Guided Busway is to the Interchange itself. Between the two is Guildford Street (where the silver car is crossing) and then New Bedford Road. The Busway track climbs to cross Telford Way (the A6 dual carriageway) at the crest of the hill. An Arriva Wright Streetlite approaches along the bus only street link and Centrebus 513 (TU11 BUS) (former Enviro200 demonstrator YX61EKO) is parked in the layover bay.


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Starting tomorrow morning at 12:01 A. M. regular passenser service will begin on the Second Avenue elevated extension across the Queensbore Bridge to the Ditmars Avenue station on the Astoria extension.
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Modular building, a design approach that once focused on single-family homes, is becoming increasingly popular for multi-unit residences.
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Go Glendale thanks you for your participation!
We appreciate all the residents and employees of our member properties that took the time to take the annual Go Glendale Downtown Commute Survey. We had a great time interacting with our member residents and employees during our Commuter Survey tabling events. We are encouraged to see members show an interest in making transit a part of their lives. Here are some resources based on feedback and questions we received during the events:
- Glendale Beeline’s Dial-A-Ride as an option for Paratransit.
- Explore Southern California with Metrolink.
- Make that grocery run or connect to a light rail station with Metro micro‘s on-demand neighbourhood rideshare program.
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A. There is created a Parks and Recreation Board to plan, prepare, equip, operate and maintain recreation facilities, as the Council may deem necessary.
B. The Board shall be composed of six (6) citizen members and one (1) Council member. Citizen members shall be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by a majority of Council, and they will serve three (3) year terms. The Council member will be appointed by Council.