As the state government has began final process for including 34 fringe villages in Pune Municipal Corporation limit, the construction activity in these villages has already increased and in order to keep record of illegal construction activities, the Pune Municipal corporation has decided to carry out satellite imaging of all these villages.
The senior officials of Pune Municipal Corporation including PMC commissioner Vikas Deshmukh, Additional municipal commissioner (Special) Omprakash Bakoria, officials of town planning, Pune Zilla Parishad held a meeting regarding the inclusion of 34 villages in PMC limit on Wednesday.
Speaking to media after the meeting, Deshmukh said, " We have decided to satellite images of these 34 villages to keep the records of present scenario. Once these villages are included in PMC limits we can refer to these images to find out any illegal construction is taking place in these villages after the merger."
Once these villages are merged in PMC limits, the rates of properties in these villages will increase rapidly and the officials are anticipating the illegal constructions in these areas. Giving additional information about the satellite imaging, Omprakash Bakoria said, " We are taking help of Hyderabad based company to get real time satellite images of these villages. We will have current pictures and once they are merged in PMC we can compare the situation with the current images and we can immediately identify which are the areas where illegal construction is taking place."
Civic administration has carried out an estimate of Rs 1976.275 crore to provide basic infrastructure for these villages. " According to the estimated cost, Rs 302 crore are estimated for water supply projects, Rs 113 crore are estimated to none projects in water supply projects. Apart from that Rs 164 crore are being estimated for drainage work and maximum of Rs 1,473 crore are estimated for road work," Bakoria said.


EVANSVILLLE, Ind. (WEHT) — The future of the Lloyd Pool on Evansville north side will soon be history.
The pool was closed when the Deaconess Aquatic Center opened in 2021. It was used for several decades, but is now going through bids for demolition. The Parks Board discussed what steps would be taken next on Wednesday.
“Like a lot of facilities, age caused it to be in disrepair and we needed something more so it has been sitting there and has been closed,” says Deputy Mayor Steve Schaefer. “Just waiting for, to be demolished and to figure out what’s next for that property.”
They have two bids currently on the table. The board could take action on one of those bids at its next meeting.


Improvement Works update courtesy of F M Conway contractor for the works.
Work for weeks commencing the 12th June 2017
Excavation work for new kerbs will be commenced between Pierluigis restaurant and approximately the Beckenham Pharmacy. Parking will be suspended in this area.
The entrance to Rokewood Apartments will be closed to vehicles for a minimum time from 8:00am on Tuesday 20th June through to Thursday 22nd at 16:30pm. Residents and users of this car park are being notified. Alternative parking will be arranged during this time for authorised users. If you do not need to use your car during these dates it can remain in situ.
If you are affected by this and have not contacted FM Conway’s liaison officer Helen McConnell please could you email email@example.com detailing your address, car make, model and registration number. Alternatively you can call Helen on 07917 518 529
The construction of the new planters on Beckenham Green will continue. The structures have been designed in consultation with the Councils arboriculturalist. Each root will be boxed in a pipe/chamber to protect it with leverage for growth.
Transport for London will continue to carry out modification works to the traffic signals on the corner of Albemarle Road and the High Street.
Previous completed works
- Kerbing and paving on Bromley Road has been completed.
- Foundations for the planters on Beckenham Green have been commenced.
- Preparation works for new kerb alignment between 106 High Street and 62 High Street Thorntons Corner have been carried out.


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Bungay play areas get a makeover
PUBLISHED: 07:30 31 May 2014
Trim trails have been installed at two Bungay play parks as part of the town councils on-going work to upgrade them.
Play parks had been a key focus of Judy Cloke during her year as town mayor which came to an end two weeks ago.
She was joined at the Wherry Road facility on Friday by other councillors and children to see the completed the work.
Better access to the play area was another aspect of its upgrading, with new wooden steps installed. Another trim trail has been erected at the Meadow Road play park as part of its upgrade.
The work has been made possible with money from the council’s Section 106 funding - money provided as a requirement from companies building houses in the town.
Mrs Cloke said: “The installation is the culmination of the hard work of everyone on our 106 working group during the year, and that I hope the two trim trails will be well used during the holidays. I’m pleased they were able to be completed as my year ended.”
Work has also gone on during the past year in improving the Outney Common play area by the river to make it more usable for families.
Further work is still to be done there.
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You may have read about RDU’s plans to replace its main runway, 5L/23R, located adjacent to Terminal 2. That project – expected to cost at least $350 million – will extend the runway to 11,500 feet to accommodate larger planes and allow nonstop flights to long-distance destinations as far away as Asia. The new runway is projected to open as soon as 2025, given the environmental review process and construction will take several years.
In the meantime, we’re hard at work keeping the current 5L/23R runway flight-ready. RDU’s primary runway opened in 1986. After more than three decades of service, the 10,000-foot, concrete runway has reached the end of its useful life due to pavement deterioration. Runway 5L/23R now requires regular replacement of deteriorating concrete slabs to allow large international aircraft and heavy cargo planes to continue using it.
RDU completed its first three-month phase of runway repair work on June 30, replacing 35 of the runway’s 2,500 slabs; not all slabs require immediate replacement. As part of the initial phase, crews also completed repairs to concrete spalling and the joint seal. Working on an international airport’s primary runway requires precision and perfection, since the nonstop flights to Paris and London and some cargo operations must have access to the longer runway to take off.
During the construction process, the airport closes the runway beginning at 10 p.m. Construction crews immediately get to work on a 625-square-foot concrete slabs — first demolishing and removing the slab, then pouring new concrete in its place. The entire process takes about six hours, leaving enough time for the concrete to cure before the runway reopens at 4 p.m. the following day to allow the Boeing 767 and 777 to depart for Europe. The next evening, the process is repeated to replace more slabs.
Construction has halted for the summer, and crews will resume work in September for another three-month construction window. RDU will continue the preservation program for years to come – until we’re ready to cut the ribbon on the new Runway 5L/23R.
Across the airport, crews are commencing work on runway 5R/23L, which sits next to Terminal 1. 5R/23L is comprised of asphalt pavement, and features center line lights for the entire 7,500-foot distance and touchdown zone lights on the 23L (north) side.
Beginning June 12, crews will mill and repave much of the runway center line pavement – about a 14-foot-wide stripe. To do so, the center line lights must be removed for protection and will be re-set after paving is complete. If time and weather permit, other areas of pavement that are exhibiting preliminary signs of failure will be milled and repaved, mostly on the west side of the centerline.
Work on 5R/23L will take place on weekends from 9 p.m. Friday to 4 p.m. Monday and requires runway closure. This schedule minimizes potential impacts to RDU’s airfield operations. The 5R/23L rehabilitation project is expected to wrap up by Sept. 1.
Read about RDU’s Refresh campaign and other improvement projects happening around the airport.


Town of Rhinebeck -ROAD ADVISORY Feb 21, 2014
The Town of Rhinebeck Highway Superintendent, Kathy Kinsella, would like to advise residents that rain combined with deep snow-pack could create flood conditions at locations throughout the town. Please use caution when traveling on roadways. Please remember to use headlights in rain, snow, fog, or any other low visibility condition. Please also be aware that NYS Law prohibits depositing snow, or ice onto a town highway. Thank you for your cooperation and please travel safely.


Linda Thompson concedes in Harrisburg mayoral race
A Lancaster County student who has made cooking his passion was given a unique opportunity in Harrisburg.
The mayor of tornado-ravaged Moore, Oklahoma, will push for a law requiring storm shelters or safe rooms in new homes, he told CNN Wednesday.
"We'll try to get it passed as soon as I can," Glenn Lewis said.
The ordinance would apply to single-family an...


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KNOXVILLE -- Knox County would get more money from a development team eyeing the State Street site, under a preliminary agreement between the two sides.
A group led by local architect/developer Buzz Goss is pushing a massive project for the undeveloped site, which is bounded by State Street, Commerce Avenue, South Central Street and Union Avenue.
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By Haddenham Webteam - 6th November 2013 6:15pm
The challenge of finding a solution to the railway commuter parking in Sheerstock rumbles on, and residents are becoming increasingly frustrated by what they perceive to be an apparent lack of movement from representative bodies.
The editor of this website recently received the following note from a disgruntled Sheerstock resident:
"I and a number of fellow residents of Sheerstock have asked Haddenham Parish Council for a follow-up meeting to discuss the parking issues and to hear what progress has been made in the past 10 months since the last public meeting. Despite chasing this up, there hasn't been any response whatsoever.
The whole thing is a farce and it is about time that something was done. The problem is getting worse not better, and this situation could well escalate as Haddenham & Thame Parkway is enlarged, yet the needs of residents are clearly regarded as unimportant.
Do the Parish Councilors imagine that, if they do nothing, the problem will go away? Or perhaps they simply hope we will become so disillusioned with the inactivity or incompetence of our Parish Council, that we will eventually give up.
It's a disgrace."
Meanwhile, another Sheerstock resident has responded to the removal of traffic cones by Bucks County Council (Transport for Buckinghamshire) — you can see their justification in a letter from Matt Whincup, Local Area Technician, published here
Here's the reply:
"Dear Mr Whincup,
I too, as a resident of Sheerstock, found those cones to be unsightly, however the fact that many accidents have been prevented due to their presence has made them tolerable for me.
The persistent parking on corners (which is illegal and happens daily) obscures the view making it extremely dangerous for our children to cycle safely as well as for drivers to pull out of the junctions.
The signs previously put up by the fire service have been ignored, polite notices put on windscreens have been ignored, our pleas for regular visits from local PCSO's in order for them to ticket dangerous parking have been ignored and most frustratingly of all, our pleas (year after year) to Bucks County Council to provide a solution for this ongoing and dangerous problem have been IGNORED!
Your actions as a result of that ONE complaint has once again turned our residential street into an incredibly dangerous place for ourselves and our children.
An Angry and Frustrated Sheerstock Resident"


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[ARCHIVED] Road Closer at Shaw House
NC DOT will be doing work on W Morganton at the Shaw house. They will be installing sidewalk, curb, and additional drainage between SW Broad St. and S Bennett St.


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Where once there was an enormous hole in the ground, there is now an attractive streetscape surrounding the new Britomart Transport Centre
Auckland's geological history takes centre stage in the streetscape surrounding the Britomart Transport Centre. A large fire boulder manufactured from local basalt by Trethewey Granite and Marble is a permanent reference to the city's volcanic origins.
Trethewey also supplied basalt tiles for walls within the transport centre.
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The city of Fort Worth is working to repair a water main break on Beach Street.
The 12-inch main line broke Friday evening.
City workers closed Beach Street from Springdale Road to Northeast 28th Street to keep traffic out of the area.
Crews were concerned about the water freezing on the roadway, but they're working to clean it up and repair the line as quickly as possible.
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The city is estimating repairs could take up to six hours.
It's unknown what caused the line to break.


NOTICE TO BIDDERS
REQUEST FOR BIDS: Purchase of Materials & Equipment – New Packaged Stormwater Lift Station – Reed Drive
All bids are requested by March 20, 2023, no later than 12:00 p.m. (EST).
Interested bidders may submit written bids to the attention of Artie Dunn, Special Project Manager.
Written bids may be submitted in the following methods:
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The Town of Emerald Isle Commissioners reserve the right to waive any informalities, to reject any or all bids, and to accept that bid or bids which appear to be in the Town's best interest. The Town reserves the right to award all or part of this Request for Bids.
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Connect with neighbors and nature.
Explore Mill River Park as a vibrant, evolving green space where the community of Greater Stamford can come together to relax, play, learn and connect with nature.
Plan Your Visit to Mill River Park
Mill River Park is open to the public daily from 6 am to 10 pm.
Things to See & Do
Whittingham Discovery Center
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East Entrance / Fountain & Skating Rink & Whittingham Discovery Center:
1040 Washington Boulevard, Stamford, CT 06901
West Entrance / Carousel:
30 West Broad Street, Stamford, CT 06902
South Entrance / Playground:
50 West Main Street, Stamford, CT 06902


No Michigan Land Use Leadership Council events have been scheduled at this time.
Past Council Events
All council meetings (unless otherwise noted) were held at the Senate Committee Hearing Room in the Boji Tower (formerly Michigan National Tower), at 124 W. Allegan Street, Lansing, MI. The council formally adopted protocol for operations of the meetings.
|March 24, 2003||Agenda||Meeting Summary|
|April 14, 2003||Agenda||Meeting Summary|
|May 12, 2003||Agenda||Meeting Summary|
|June 8–9*, 2003||Agenda||Meeting Summary|
|July 7, 2003||Agenda||Meeting Summary|
|August 3–4**, 2003||Agenda||Final Report|
*June 8–9 retreat held at the John B. Henry Center for Executive Development, MSU
**August 3 meeting held at the Farm Bureau Center, Lansing
In April 2003, the council held six formal public hearings at locations across the state: Marquette, Gaylord, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Detroit, and Pontiac. At each location, there were two sessions: 3:00 to 5:00 PM and 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Members of the council were present at each of the hearings. In total, 674 persons attended the public hearings (with 398 providing oral testimony).
Public comment played an important role in the council deliberations. All council meetings were open to the public and the first five meetings presented opportunities for the public to provide verbal comments. In addition, the council receieved written public comment via the online comment form, mail, fax, and e-mail. More than 1,330 written comments were recieved as well as over 11,000 postcards collected in an advocacy campaign. The written and verbal public comments were complied and summarized by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. The following four summary reports were presented to the council.
- Public Hearing and Comment Compilation Report to the Land Use Leadership Council and Appendix—
May 6, 2003
- Supplemental Public Comment Compilation Report to the Land Use Leadership Council—May 30, 2003
- Second Supplemental Public Comment Compilation Report to the Land Use Leadership Council and Appendix—June 27, 2003
- Third and Final Supplemental Public Comment Compilation Report to the Land Use Leadership Council and Appendix—August 5, 2003
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Bentonville, AR…Starting Wednesday, September 28, 2022 through Thursday, September 29, 2022 between 9:00am and 3:00pm (both days), the east bound curb lane of SW 14th Street and south bound curb lane of SW “I” Street will be closed. Reason for closure is associated with roadway construction.
Detour signs will be in place. Weather or unforeseen circumstances could postpone this closure. Please contact Daniel Clardy, Assistant Street Manager, at (479) 271-3130, with any questions about this closure.


Hi everybody — I’m back from a week-plus-long late summer vacation. Sorry to those of you who have been anxiously checking my blog every day for updates, but I’m back now, and what better way to signal my return than a traffic alert? This came in from City Hall:
Tomorrow between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow morning, construction work will be underway on Danforth Street near the intersection with High Street. As a result, traffic will not be able to make a right hand turn onto High Street. Motorists are advised that they may encounter traffic or delays on Danforth Street. Remember to watch out for bicyclists and pedestrians in the work zone.


We are getting closer; the playground has been installed! Planning to finish this project early next summer and have a big community celebration; stay tuned!!
The Prestile Community Park Committee thanks you for your continued support in making the Prestile Committee Park Project a success. Your donations and participation will improve recreation opportunities for our residents, as well as provide something for our neighboring communities to enjoy.
The Park plans include:
• Playground equipment
• Kitchenette area
• Handicap accessible bathrooms
• Large canopy area to seat approximately 30
• 2 smaller picnic tables areas with canopy to seat 8 each
• Larger grill & 2 smaller grills to accommodate larger groups and private diners
The members of the Prestile Community Park Committee are excited to announce we have secured $139,214.50, half our funding for our project, from the Land and Water Conservation Fund/Grant. We have also secured approximately $49,695.50 by use of in-kind services and $91,273.81 in monetary donations. Although we have reached our monetary goal, any additional funds we receive will be used to cover any gaps from in-kind service and for future maintenance of the park. All park money is in its own designated account.
If you would like to make a donation, please send a check payable to the Town of Easton – “Prestile Park”, PO Box 127, Easton, ME 04740
All monetary donations for the Park project will be put directly into the project. In return for your donation, your business name will be listed on a plaque welcoming visitors to the park.


Sea Life Shelters
Help beautify our Town by volunteering to paint one of fourteen bus stop shelters throughout Town. Design ideas should include sea life themes, such as sea shells, sea turtles, fish, mermaids, dolphins, jellyfish, waves and more.
Your bus shelter design will be a visible part of our Seaside Community for many to enjoy!
Contact Town Clerk, Kathleen Dominguez at firstname.lastname@example.org for more details on how
to participate in the Sea Life Shelters program.


SASKATOON INT'L AIRPORT (YXE)
The City of Saskatoon Transit Service serves the airport on Route 11. Route 11
connects the airport to the Downtown Transit Center, where transfers can be made
to other parts of the city. Route 11 operates weekdays from 5:59am until 6:50pm,
every 30 minutes, and from 7:50pm to 12:44am once an hour. On Saturday, buses
operate once an hour from 6:37am until 12:44am, twice an hour from noon to
6:00pm, and hourly on Sundays from 8:56am until 9:44pm. Fare is $2.50 and exact
change is required. More information at www.saskatoon.ca or call 306-975-3100.
Updated November 22, 2009
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The closure of a portion of Crewe Road, west of the Owen Roberts International Airport runway has been extended. As a result, between Sunday 23 February and Saturday 29 February, the road, between Smith Road and Printers Way roundabout will be closed between 10PM and 4AM the following day to facilitate the work being done on the airfield.
Motorist are advised to use an alternate route during these periods.
The Government has sought feedback on the Digital Identity bill which is to be debated in parliament. Do you support the introduction of this Bill?


Sewer and roadwork forum to be held in Central on September 17
CENTRAL, LA — City-parish officials will continue their series of meetings on the federally mandated Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) project and Green Light Plan for road improvements at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17, at the Central Branch Library, 11260 Joor Road.
Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden, Chief Administrative Officer William Daniel, Interim Public Works Director David Guillory and his staff, and the program managers of the SSO program and Green Light Plan will be on hand to give progress reports on the two programs, and to discuss individual projects.
“We are also looking for citizen input in the event we have issues that are unknown to us,” Daniel said. “People will be able to ask questions or lodge complaints, and the program managers will have their complaint resolution people at the meetings as well.”
Funded by monthly sewer fees and a half-cent sales tax dedicated to sewer system repairs and operations, the SSO program includes 108 projects, including 31 completed projects, 41 that are under construction and 36 that are in design.
The Green Light Plan is a comprehensive road improvement program authorized by East Baton Rouge Parish voters by extending an existing parish-wide half-cent sales tax for roads until 2030. To date, 28 Green Light Plan projects have been completed and another eight are under construction.
Below is a schedule of the remaining GLP/SSO meetings:
Monday, Sept. 17 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. The Central Branch Library
11260 Joor Road
Monday, Sept. 24 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Bluebonnet Library
9200 Bluebonnet Blvd.


Residential Sprinklers – Invitation to Tender
The council require one contractor to design and install residential sprinkler installations.
ITT: Residential Sprinklers
44000000-0 – Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction (except electric apparatus)
45000000-7 – Construction work
The Council require one contractor to design and install residential sprinkler installations at the following locations, Linden Brook Respite Care Home and Halifax Borough Market (No.22,24,30,32,34 & 38 Market Street Balconies). The Halifax Borough Market is a Grade 2* listed building. In addition the above works, the Council require the successful contractor to establish the practicality and feasibility of installing a sprinkler system at the Grade 2* listed Shibden Hall, full details are provided in the schedule of works. It is a condition to tender that contractors attend an accompanied site visit, site visit dates will be made available via the YORtender Messaging Portal. The contract is JCT Minor works with Contractors Design.
Region(s) of supply
Calderdale and Kirklees
Fitting of sprinkler systems, Sprinkler systems, Construction Work
Estimated contract dates
Expression of interest window
From 28/01/2020 14:30 to 28/02/2020 12:00


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A “soft opening” of the new inbound section of the Canyon Road bridge is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2020, from 10:30 am to 6:00 pm.
The bridge will be open for the public to walk/bike across the new bridge section. Due to the COVID pandemic, please observe social distancing at all times. The bridge will open for vehicular use following the soft opening. To meet this deadline, the contractor may be working extended hours Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm and some Saturdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm through November 9, 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience during construction. Please check the Canyon Road Bridge webpage for information on schedule changes and project updates.


Starting Monday, February 27th, BSOOB Transit will begin serving stop locations on Campus Drive in Scarborough. The new stops are located at 92 Campus Drive and Research Drive & Campus Drive in the northbound direction, with corresponding southbound stops at Research Drive & Campus Drive and 96 Campus Drive. These connections will be available on all #60 – Green Line trips that operate on Campus Drive. Trips passing the campus after 6pm will remain on Route 1.
Should you have any questions, please call us at 207-282-5408. The complete schedule is available here


On the morning of June 3, 2022, the Green Macomb Parks and Natural Resources division teamed up with Clinton Township and Second Nature Brands to assist with beautification efforts by planting trees on the township’s civic center campus.
The trees were placed along a pathway leading from the Clinton-Macomb Public Library to the Senior Center. An inclusive playground is set to be built in the area and while construction hasn’t started yet, the trees will grow enough to produce shade for park-goers by the time the playground is installed. At this time, the Inclusive Playground Committee is collecting donations and will be hosting a Battle of the Bands fundraiser event on July 29.
Trees were also planted near Clinton Township’s Gold Star Family Monument, a memorial honoring the loved ones of Gold Star Family members who sacrificed themselves for our freedoms. The monument itself will be rededicated Saturday, June 11 at 1pm. Thanks to volunteers from Second Nature Brands, the trail leading up to it has been adorned with newly planted trees just in time for the event. After all, there’s nothing more fitting than planting life that protects us, around a memorial created to honor the lives of those who already have.
Trees protect us by positively impacting our physical and mental health, but they specifically help absorb tons of pollutants every year. Second Nature Brands knows this better than most, as they have pledged to plant 1 million trees by 2026 in an effort to combat climate change and promote healthier living. To do this, their employees are given days off to help plant trees in the metro Detroit area. This is their third volunteer tree planting with Macomb County as part of the Green Macomb Urban Forest Partnership program.
To view Clinton Township’s cable TV segment on the tree planting event, click here.
Rachel Dearing works for Macomb County Planning and Economic Development.


Dear Friends of Detroit Dog Park,
It has been a few months since we updated you, and quite a bit has happened.
Since the successful completion of our Kickstarter campaign, we found a 0.7 acre piece of vacant land and entered into an agreement with the city of Detroit to turn what was a playground into a dog park. During the fall of 2013, a team of Detroit Dog Park volunteers helped clean up the long-vacant site. We cut trees, removed brush, cleaned up debris and prettied up our future park - Macomb Playlot in the historic Corktown neighborhood of Detroit.
In addition to your donations, we received a small grant from the Nutro pet food company and have reached out to several contractors to help us put up a fence and open up the park. We are nearly there.
Every month, we still host Dog Party at Tiger Stadium, near our permanent site. The monthly event allows friends and neighbors to gather, play with their pooches, and learn more about us and what we do.
Things have also been busy on the organizational side. We expanded our board to 9 members. We have updated our website. And, we have started our own online store, selling everything from Detroit Dog Park magnets to hoodies. We are trying to spread the word, and of course, any help there would be most appreciated.
So, like you, we can’t wait for spring. We can’t wait for the ground to thaw so we can get to work enclosing the park and making this dream a reality. We expect that sometime this spring, we will be able to welcome you to Detroit Dog Park - the first of its kind in the city. We thank you again for your patience, support, and your desire to be part of that history.
- Detroit Dog Park


Planning portal unavailable
Due to essential maintenance, the Planning Application search system on the council’s website will be unavailable from 6pm today (Thursday 18 June) until Wednesday 24 June 2020. Apologies for any inconvenience.
Why is this happening?
We are moving the software which manages our Planning and Building Standards applications to the cloud to improve and futureproof our service. This is a major undertaking which will, unfortunately, take several days as we need to transfer decades of planning and building records and images. Unfortunately, due to the current restrictions, we are unable to provide alternative provision.
Thank you for your patience
We very much appreciate your patience while we carry out this work and will resume normal service as quickly as possible.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14Notice ID: MF0518168
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14
THE A66 TRUNK ROAD (THORPE GRANGE TO SEDBURY) (TEMPORARY RESTRICTION AND PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Highways England Company Limited has made an Order on the A66 Trunk Road, in the Counties of North Yorkshire and Durham, to enable signage and vegetation works to be carried out in safety. The works are expected to start on Sunday 13 October 2019 for 2 weeks, or until completed. The effect of the Order will be, at times during the works, between 8pm and 6am to:
(i) impose a temporary 50mph, 40mph and at times 10mph speed restriction on the A66 from 1000 metres east of the B6274 Winston Crossroads to 1300 metres west of Lanehead Lane Junction, a distance of 9640 metres. The 10mph limit will only apply when, for safety reasons, traffic has to be escorted through the works by a highway maintenance vehicle;
(ii) impose an overtaking ban on the above mentioned (i); and
(iii) ban vehicles from entering or leaving the A66 at its junctions adjacent to the above mentioned (i).
It will be necessary, for 24 hours a day, for the duration of the works, to close;
(iv) close all laybys adjacent to (i); and
(v) close the laybys adjacent to the A66 eastbound carriageway approximately 2160 metres west of Lanehead Lane Junction, and westbound carriageway approximately 700 metres west of the A1 Scotch Corner Junction; which will be used as abnormal load holding areas.
Traffic management will be in force 24 hours a day and traffic signs will indicate the extent of the restrictions (which will not apply to emergency service vehicles or special forces vehicles) and prohibitions (which will not apply to emergency service vehicles or vehicles being used in connection with the said works, or for winter maintenance or traffic officer purposes). Access will be maintained at all times to premises and property which are accessible from, and only from, the A66. The Order comes into force on 12 October 2019 and has a maximum duration of eighteen months. The contact for any further information about this notice is Clair Galloway, telephone: 0300 470 2593, e-mail:
RICHARD FOXTON, Highways England,
3 South, Lateral, 8 City Walk, LEEDS, LS11 9AT.


Beaufort County and Opticos Design will host a Planning and Design Workshop from Wednesday, Dec. 7 to Friday, Dec. 9. The workshop will focus on creating a new development code that promotes walkability; quality public and private development; and investment and reinvestment in the Lady’s Island community.
Residents, commuters, business owners, employees, community leaders and decision-makers are encouraged to participate. Drop by the Workshop Studio (located at 81 Sea Island Parkway — in the former Upper Crust and Lighthouse Restaurant space) and make your voice heard.
• Public Information Session: Wednesday, December 7, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
• Closing Presentation: Thursday, December 9, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Attendees will experience a formal multi-media presentation detailing the results of the workshop. This will be followed by a public comment period.
• Open Design Studio: Wednesday, December 7, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Thursday, December 8, 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.; Friday, December 9, 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.


William Street- Temporary Road Closure
What is happening?
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
WILLIAM STREET, ECKINGTON
WHEN: 6th December 2023 to 8th December 2023
WHERE: William Street, Eckington between a point 30 metres south east of its junction with Hardie Street for a distance of 30 metres in a south easterly direction.
REASON: To facilitate water service connection works.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: William Street (from point of closure), Ducksett Lane, Lansbury Road, Mary Street, William Street (to point of closure) and vice versa.
Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised.
Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic.
Chris Henning, Executive Director – Place Department, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG
How long will it take?


Paseo de la Resaca Landscaping & Lighting Maintenance
Meets the third Thursday of the month
Paseo de la Resaca Offices
2335 Hudson Boulevard
Brownsville, TX 78520
2 members hall be appointed by the City Commission, with at least one being a City Commissioner
3 members shall be appointed by Paseo
The Paseo de la Resaca Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District was created in conformance with Chapter 372 of the Texas Local Government Code and was adopted by Resolution on September 24, 1996, and amended by Resolution #2001-087 on December 11, 2001. The board's purpose is to improve landscaping, lighting and establish or improve parks and / or park like facilities.


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Question by Watchdog Foundation to Shri Nitin Gadkari Ji And Shri Eknath Shinde ji ?
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As the nation mourns the sudden and untimely demise of Late Cyrus Mistry, the accident leaves a blot on National Highways Authority of India ( NHAI), which despite appointing various tolling agencies for collecting tolls on National Highways, the tolling contractors and NHAI have miserably failed and neglected to maintain the National Highways free of potholes.
Was it potholed related accident is a moot question. Becase as per the attached photo the vehicle in which Mr. Cyrus Mistry was traveling, there appears to be big pothole in front of car , which the driver might have tried to avert or so.
The Mumbai-Ahmedabad National Highway is an important highway connecting various cities including Mumbai and Gujarat, there is a lot of traffic in this area. But the empire of potholes has been created in various places on the very busy highway.
Large potholes have fallen in Chinchoti, Bapne Fata, Maljipada, Sasun Ghar, Vasai Fata, Tungar Fata, Khanivade, Foyara Hotel etc. These potholes are increasing day by day. In some places the potholes are about two to four feet wide and more than six inches deep. Because of the growing potholes, drivers have to do a lot of exercise while traveling. As it is a highway, vehicles are coming at high speeds and therefore in all probability accidents can occur if the potholes are in sight to control the speed by the drivers.
As such due to the negligence of the highway authorities, the drivers have to travel on the highway at risk.
We therefore demand immediate probe into this matter and to fix vicarious liability on the concerned officials of NHAI and the Toll Contractor for their failure to maintain the National Highways free of potholes.


It has been a rainy week on the Saline-Milan Road bridge project in York Township. Unfortunately, this wet weather means that our contractor was not able to pave this week.
Once we have a weather window and the road base dries out some, we will complete the asphalt paving. After we have paved, the remaining items to finish include the guardrail installation, slope restoration and pavement markings. We estimate that there are 1 to 2 weeks of work to complete (after paving) before the road can be re-opened.
Thank you for your patience during this project. If you have questions, please contact Nate Murphy, bridge engineer, email@example.com, (734) 327-6647.


Paving work will finally(!) begin on Concord Street starting on Sunday night, September 23rd. There will be MILLING on 9/23 & 9/24, and BINDER PAVING on 9/25 & 9/26 from 7pm to 6am. Concord Street will be CLOSED to ALL through traffic during these times. Traffic will be detoured - look for signs and flaggers. Please seek alternate routes.


Skateboard Park Opens in Newburgh
The City of Newburgh will hold the Grand Opening ceremony for the new skateboard park on Monday, May 28 at 2:00 p.m. at Delano-Hitch Recreation Park, located at the corner of Washington Street and Lake Street. The event will take place rain or shine.
The half-acre concrete skateboard park includes several fun elements, including stairs and rails. Artist, designer, and local skateboarder Erica Enriquez has donated a “skateable” sculpture to the skateboard park, to be installed at a later date. States Enriquez, “Occupying the space between art object and utilitarian device, ‘Dunkin Club’ is a skateable sculpture that is inspired by the story of the Newburgh skateboarders who came together and made this park possible. As an artist, skateboarder, and Newburgh resident, it was my priority to create a work which pays homage to the unique history of skateboarding that lies within Newburgh, while simultaneously creating a form that will harness the individualized expression to which skateboarding is founded upon. In an effort to achieve this, I worked with local skaters to design a sculpture that reflects their love and dedication to the cultivation of community and creativity through skateboarding.”
The long-awaited City of Newburgh skateboard park project has endured many false starts. City of Newburgh resident and skateboard park supporter, Roxie Royal, stated, “I’m happy the project didn’t die. It took a long time to come to fruition. What a wonderful way to bring our youth, young adults and parents together. I’m pleased to see [the skateboard park] in my lifetime.”
With plenty of fun-seeking and talented skateboarders in Orange County, the new park should prove to be a hotspot for recreation and excitement this summer.
CAPTION: Set to open Monday, the skateboard park is sure to draw a crowd.


Held at the Racine Gateway campus. We are thankful for speaker Mayor Cory Mason and the attendance of Representative Greta Neubauer and Alderman Trevor Jung. Thank you for all those that attended and support.
2017 Annual Meeting
Thank you to all that attended and our featured speaker, City of Racine Development Director, Amy Connelly.


TOWPATH TRAIL RUN: May 11, 2019 St. Johnsville NY
This is a trail run on the bike path FULLY PAVED. Very smooth and flat and fast!! The run will head west on the bike path It will make a loop back and rejoin the bike path by the Canal Locks .
Date: May 11, 2019
Time: 5:30 P.M.
Registration starts at 4:30 P.M. at the village marina, located by the river just off Bridge Street. For more information visit kkickers.com


Published: Monday, December 2, 2002 at 2:23 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 2, 2002 at 8:02 a.m.
LAKELAND CITY COMMISSION
TIME: 9 a.m.
LOCATION: City Hall, commission chambers.
AGENDA: Redevelopment of Williams Project area.
MULBERRY CITY COMMISSION
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
LOCATION: City Hall
AGENDA: Regular meeting. Growth plan amendments to accommodate new development on north side of city, installation of new mayor and commissioner, economic-development planning, new fire contract with county.
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Whitehall became an independent municipality in 1948 after separating from Baldwin Township. It is located in South Hills about six miles from downtown Pittsburgh.The main link with the Downtown is Route 51. The borough, with an area of 3.2 square miles, has approximately 15,000 residents. Although most of the homes are single-family dwellings, there are a representative number of apartments and town houses. The South Hills Country Club is located near the Geographic Center. Whitehall is part of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District.
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Senator Andrew Lanza today announced an agreement to fund significant toll relief for Staten Island residents and commercial vehicles using the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. The toll relief lowers the effective cost of crossing the bridge to $5.50 for Staten Island residents in non-commercial vehicles, and also reduces tolls by 20 percent for commercial vehicles which make more than 10 trips over the bridge per month.
“The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is a lifeline for Staten Island – for its residents, for its neighbors, for its businesses and for its economy,” Governor Cuomo said. “This toll relief will allow Staten Islanders to keep more of their money on the island and will make a real difference for companies that rely on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to keep their business thriving.”
Senate Majority Coalition Co-Leader Dean Skelos said, “The Verrazano Bridge is a critical transportation artery for Staten Island, but its tolls have been too high for far too long. This toll relief is a welcome change that will benefit the many residents and businesses that regularly commute to and from the Island, and it would not have happened if not for the tireless work of Senator Lanza. I appreciate the Governor's support for bringing this positive change, and for partnering with us on a bipartisan basis to reduce the cost of living and working on Staten Island.”
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said, “The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is a critical link between Staten Island and Brooklyn for the nearly 200,000 who travel across each day. It is a major connection to our interstate highway system. The cost of tolls is yet another hardship for working families and small business owners. I would like to acknowledge the tireless work of Assembly members Michael Cusick and Matthew Titone who have fought on behalf of the residents of Staten Island to ease this burden. I thank Governor Cuomo and the Senate for their commitment to this important agreement.”
Senator Andrew Lanza said, “At a time when the price of most things seem to be going up, Governor Cuomo has stepped up in partnership with the Senate and the Assembly to deliver historic Verrazano Bridge toll relief. Governor Cuomo has once again proven that he understands the plight of Staten Islanders to make ends meet and has taken real action by reducing the Verrazano toll for Staten Island families and businesses. The cost for residents will now, adjusted for inflation, be lower than it was in 1972. This discount program will put approximately $14 million dollars back into the pockets of Staten Island families and businesses and I applaud Governor Cuomo for delivering this great news.”
Assemblyman Michael Cusick said, “This discount plan will benefit both Staten Island residents and businesses. As the highest tolled county in the entire nation, lowering our resident discount to $5.50 and providing a significant discount for commercial vehicles will put money back in the pockets of Staten Islanders. This announcement is a great step for Staten Island and I commend Governor Cuomo for working to provide much needed toll relief. This plan has come to reality under the dedication and leadership of Governor Cuomo with the support of Speaker Shelly Silver and Senate Majority Leader, Dean Skelos.”
Senator Diane Savino said, “Thanks to the leadership of Governor Cuomo, we are delivering toll relief that will make a real difference in the lives of Staten Island’s residents and the operations of the local business community. This is an issue that has been important to our community for a long time, and working in partnership with the Governor, we are lowering the costs of traveling into Staten Island on the Verrazano. This is truly great news for our community.”
Assemblyman Matthew Titone said, “The Governor’s announcement today is a major victory for our community. The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is a critical channel that Staten Island’s residents and businesses use every day, often several times a day, and the tolls have become increasingly difficult to afford. This toll relief plan will help businesses to cut costs so they can grow and put more money back into the pockets of families. I thank the Governor for delivering this much-needed relief, and I would also like to thank my colleagues Senator Lanza and Assemblyman Cusick for their efforts as well.”
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis said, “This is a tremendous victory for the residents and businesses of our community, who have struggled through toll increase after toll increase. We have made the arguments time and again that, as an island with limited transportation options, the rising burden of connecting to the rest of the city was becoming too much to bear. Finally someone listened, understood, and worked with us, and we are very thankful.”
Staten Island Borough President James Oddo said, “Staten Islanders have grown beyond weary watching tolls continue to rise. For this reason, the notion of tolls coming down might take a while to fully grasp. But after a few moments, beleaguered residents and small business owners trying to survive will all be grateful for this step toward fairness. All Staten Islanders should appreciate that our Governor, Andrew Cuomo, made this happen, and that Senator Lanza and Assemblyman Cusick didn't stop working until it was accomplished.”
Linda Barran, President & CEO, Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, said, “This deal goes a long way towards providing real toll relief to Staten Islanders, and I would like to personally thank Governor Cuomo, Senator Lanza, and Assemblyman Cusick for working diligently to get it done. For a long time, businesses on Staten Island felt isolated and removed from the rest of our State, and this deal finally provides a mechanism for them to become more competitive and profitable. Today’s announcement is a great step for jobs, business, and the entire Staten Island economy.”
Under the agreement reached by Governor Cuomo and the Legislature, Staten Island residents enrolled in the E-ZPass resident discount program will pay $5.50 for each tolled crossing of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. This is a significant discount from current toll rates for Staten Island residents, who now pay $6.36 per toll for one or two crossings in a month and $6.00 per trip for three or more crossings per month. The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge only charges tolls in the Staten Island-bound direction, so no toll is collected for drivers heading to Brooklyn.
In addition, discounts will be available to commercial vehicles, which have New York Customer Service Center E-ZPass accounts with more than 10 trips per month across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. Those vehicles will have their tolls discounted 20 percent that month, as listed in this chart:
|2 axle||Current: $19.24||Discounted: $15.43|
|3 axle||Current: $31.52||Discounted: $25.29|
|4 axle||Current: $40.28||Discounted: $32.31|
|5 axle||Current: $52.52||Discounted: $42.13|
|6 axle||Current: $61.28||Discounted: $49.16|
|7 axle||Current: $73.52||Discounted: $58.98|
The toll relief plan must be reviewed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board, which is scheduled to consider the proposal at its February 26 meeting. The proposal must also undergo an environmental review and a reprogramming of the E-ZPass system, which will take three to five months. If approved, it is anticipated that Staten Islanders would be eligible for toll relief effective April 1, 2014. The toll relief will be funded by a $7 million allocation in the state budget and $7 million from the MTA. If funding for the program is eliminated, the toll relief will end and Staten Island residents and commercial vehicles will pay the applicable toll rates.
All drivers can save time and money at the seven bridges and two tunnels operated by MTA Bridges and Tunnels by using an E-ZPass issued by the New York Customer Service Center, which offers substantial discounts on the cash toll rate. For Staten Island residents who enroll in the resident discount program, the discounts are even larger. More than 91 percent of New York Customer Service Center E-ZPass accounts with Staten Island addresses are enrolled in the resident discount program.
The current passenger car toll over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge for non-Staten Island residents is $15 in cash, or $10.66 when paid with an E-ZPass issued by the New York Customer Service Center. For trucks, the base cash toll on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is $30, or $19.24 when paid with an E-ZPass issued by the New York Customer Service Center, with rates rising for each additional axle.
Built in 1964 with a span of 9,865 feet, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in North America and carries approximately 183,000 vehicles on an average weekday. Almost 87 percent of drivers crossing the bridge use E-ZPass.


The Delaware Department of Transportation reports that maintenance work will require nighttime lane closures at the I-95/I-495 northbound southern split in Wilmington.
Closures are scheduled for 6:00 PM until 6:00 AM Monday evening until Friday morning, pending weather. Monday, April 9, 2018 through Friday, April 27, 2018.
The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that their contractor JJID Inc. will be closing two right lanes on I-95 Northbound in the vicinity of SR 141 and continuing onto I-495 Northbound for patching.
Motorists should use caution for yielding/merging onto the On-Ramp from I-295 Southbound to I-495 Northbound.
There are areas that have deteriorated and the concrete needs to be removed and hot mix patches installed. At all times, one lane will remain open to traffic.
If inclement weather, the contractor may work on weekends from 6 PM until 6 AM.
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(a) Upon becoming aware of a violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance the Zoning Inspector shall serve notice on the person committing or permitting the same, and if such violation has not ceased within a reasonable time as the Zoning Inspector has specified in such notice, he shall institute action as may be necessary to terminate the violation.
(b) Violations of any of the provisions of this Zoning Ordinance or failure to comply with any of the requirements hereof, including conditions established pursuant to various sections or the erection of any building or the use of any building or land in violation of any detailed statement or plan submitted or approved hereunder, shall constitute a minor misdemeanor, subject to a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00). Each day such violation or failure to comply exists shall constitute a separate offense.
(c) Any building erected contrary to any provisions of this Ordinance and any use of any building or land which is conducted, operated, or maintained contrary to any provision of this Ordinance is hereby declared unlawful. The Zoning Inspector may initiate injunction, mandamus, abatement or any other appropriate action to prevent, enjoin, abate or remove such violation.
(Ord. 3-89-05. Passed 3-1-89.)
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City to Install Weigh-In-Motion Sensors on Ocean Drive between Baycliff Drive and Born Street
Work Will Require Intermittent Single-Lane Closures
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The City of Corpus Christi will install weigh-in-motion sensors on Ocean Drive between Baycliff Drive and Born Street on March 26 and March 27. This project will support the City’s “Ocean Drive Sustainability Program,” a 10-year initiative focused on preserving this critical corridor.
The installation will begin on the northbound lane of Ocean Drive from Baycliff Drive to Born Drive on March 26 and along the southbound lane of Ocean Drive from Born Street to Baycliff Drive on March 27. Both days will require intermittent single-lane closures from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Safety remains a top priority, and motorists are advised to use alternative routes to avoid delays, remain aware of the work zone, and follow posted signs.
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Information from the City of Dublin:
The following is the road closure schedule for the Dublin Lions Club St. Patrick's Day Parade.
PARADE ROAD CLOSURE SCHEDULE:
• Amador Plaza Rd. between Dublin Blvd. and Amador Valley Blvd.
End: Saturday, March 16 at 11:00 AM (approximate)
• Westbound Dublin Blvd. from Village Pkwy. to Amador Plaza Rd.
• Eastbound Amador Valley Blvd. from Starward Dr. to Village Pkwy.
• Southbound Village Pkwy. from Amador Valley Blvd. to Dublin Blvd.
Start: Saturday, March 16 at 9:00 AM
End: Saturday, March 16 at 11:30 AM (approximate)
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Cebu South Road: What used to be an ‘ugly road’ now a road for investment
NAGA CITY, Cebu, Philippines – Former President and now House Speaker Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is delighted with how the Cebu South Road, a road which spans from Talisay City to Santander town developed during her term as president from 2001 to 2010, has helped in the development of the southern parts of Cebu.
Arroyo, in a press conference at the newly opened Blu-pool Waterpark in Guanzon beach, Langtad, Naga City, Cebu, on Friday, March 1, 2019, said she believes the road was important in helping the boom in southern Cebu.
“I was happy that in 2007, Naga town became a city because of the road development,” Arroyo said.
Arroyo, who attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new resort owned by the Guanzon family, said that she was excited to see the road that she once called ‘ugly’ in her visit to Cebu in 2004.
“When I first came to Cebu to thank the Cebuanos for my one million landslide (votes), we passed this way. At that time, the road was horrible. I called it the ugly road,” said Arroyo.
“[Now] It’s very beautiful. There are some projects I did when I was president that were somehow neglected but not this one. It is beautiful and even improved,” said Arroyo.
The P1.2 billion project of Arroyo in 2004 spans 126 kilometers starting from the tip of the Cebu South Coastal Road (CSCR) in Barangay Lawaan, Talisay City, to the southern tip of Cebu in Barangay Liloan, Santander town.
Cebu First District Gerald Anthony “Samsam” Gullas, said that the plans to widen the road continues to this day, especially within Metro Cebu from Talisay City to Carcar City.
In 2018, a budget of of 200 million was allocated for the widening of the Cebu South Road.
Gullas said that with the effort to continuously develop the Cebu South Road, the town and cities along the road are also expected to benefit. /bmjo
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Fair Housing Board Meeting
April 12, 2022 @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
The Fair Housing Board will hold their next quarterly meeting on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 3:30pm. This meeting will be held in the Municipal Government Annex Building on the Mezzanine level, located at 151 Lincoln Way East, Massillon OH 44646.


I-94 / Hwy 75 interchange project meeting scheduled for April 19
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. — The public is invited to an open house to learn more about the 2016 project to reconstruct the Interstate 94/Highway 75 interchange.
The informational open house is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19, at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, 1080 28th Avenue South, Moorhead, Minn. No formal presentation is planned.
Work will begin as soon as late April on the interchange reconstruction project.
Key components include:
- Reconstruction of the I-94/Highway 75 interchange to a diverging diamond interchange
- Construction of an auxiliary lane in each direction on I-94 between Highway 75/8th Street and 20th Street South
- Resurfacing and widening of Highway 75 in select areas between 22nd Avenue and 35th Avenue South
The meeting is an opportunity for the public to get to their questions answered about the project timeline, staging and detours.
Representatives from the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the city of Moorhead and Sellin Brothers, the prime contractor, will be available at the meeting.
Additional information about the project, including construction phasing, is available at www.mndot.gov/d4/projects/moorhead.
To request an ASL or foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation, call Janet Miller at 651-366-4720 or 1-800-657-3774 (Greater Minnesota), 711 or 1-800-627-3529 (Minnesota Relay). You may also e-mail your request to ADArequest.firstname.lastname@example.org. Please request at least one week in advance, if possible.
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Expressway A Long And Winding Road
Adrian Smith, In Kimball, Says Project Is Important But Faces Gridlock In D.C.
August 29, 2019
U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith, R-Neb., attended the annual meeting this month for the Heartland Expressway at Windbreak Bar and Grill in Kimball.
Smith addressed the entire group of about 30 people about the roadway, but The Observer was able to ask a couple of questions one-one-one with the congressman.
The expressway route is a federally designated corridor that passes through the Kimball area and Panhandle. When completed, the expressway would provide multilane, divided highway access from Rapid City, S.D., to Denver. Congress designated it "high priority" back in 1991.
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When I last wrote we had just received the first stage tender submissions form the shortlisted building contractors and were undertaking an analysis to identify who we would be working with to progress the development. I’m very pleased to advise that the successful contractor was SEH French Construction.
SEH French are an established, Ipswich based contractor with a successful track record in delivering quality construction projects for regular clients. They have previously delivered residential schemes for Orwell as well as some of our partner housing associations, and regularly undertake school and healthcare projects for Suffolk County Council and local Health Authorities. We are very pleased to be partnering with them and are confident that they will be committed to delivering an excellent development. If you’re interested in finding out more about SEH French further information can be found at www.sehfrench.co.uk.
We have started work with SEH French on the large number of tasks that need to be completed in preparation for the start of construction. These tasks have been expertly identified and programmed out by SEH French, and this exercise has established that there is more to do than we expected, and it will take us longer to get to site for construction than we first thought. We now plan to commence construction proper in January 2020, although you will see activity on the site over the coming weeks and months as SEH French, and the professional consultants and sub-contractors, carry out further surveying and investigation work to determine the precise detail of the build.
We are also working with Babergh District Council to bring forward the development of a further three bungalows for rent on land that they own to the rear of Mackenzie Place. These bungalows will be accessed from the new road being laid for Orwell’s development and are planned to be built at the same time as our first phase of construction. We hope to submit a planning application for the bungalows on behalf of Babergh District Council later this summer and plans will be available to view on line in the usual way. Alternatively, please contact myself or your Parish Council Clerk for further information.
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Westport is a unique suburban CT community of approximately 27,000 people. Individuals and families alike love Westport because of our nationally acclaimed public school system and the quality of life that comes with being a homeowner in Westport. We are largely a single-family home community. Some portion of our homes sit on two acres of land, while some are located near the center of town with plenty of walkability to shopping, dining and other amenities. There is also a significant volume of beachfront properties near Compo Beach and Saugatuck Shores, as well as river front properties and historic homes.


Nitin Gadkari lays foundation stones for 26 National Highway projects in Karnataka
Deccan Chronicle with agency inputs | DC Correspondent
The projects, which will be spread across 925 km, are worth Rs 12,795 crore
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and other leaders laying the foundation stones. (Photo: Twitter/@CMofKarnataka)
Hubballi: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday laid the foundation stones for 26 National Highway projects spread across 925 km worth Rs 12,795 crore in Karnataka in the presence of the state Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, former Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar and others were also present on the occasion.
Assuring Karnataka of a six-lane project connecting Coastal and Hinterland, Gadkari asked the state government to provide the necessary Forest and Environmental clearance.
"I know Shiradi Ghat is the lifeline connecting the Coastal and Hinterland of Karnataka. We have prepared a proposal for 4 lanes in the place of the existing 2 lane road. We have had discussions with the Chief Minister, Chief Secretary, and Forest department. After that we have decided to undertake the four laning of the 26 km stretch," Gadkari said.
"Roads are not just meant for transport connectivity, they supplement economic, cultural and agricultural growth too," Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.
The Union and State governments should work together for the development of roads, said the Chief Minister, expressing his readiness to offer goods and service tax (GST) and royalty exemption for cement, steel and other construction materials if the Union government could bear 25 per cent of the land acquisition cost for the projects. "A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) would be signed in this regard soon," he said.
The state government is ready to offer similar concessions in implementing the Bangalore Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR) project in Bengaluru and projects in cities like Gulbarga and Belagavi, Bommai added.
Praising the work of the Union minister, Bommai said, "Gadkari has made an immense contribution to the development of northern Karnataka. The completion of four-lane Hospet-Hubballi highway and Chitradurga-Hubballi highway has brought big relief from the problems and accidents for the people in this region."


Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Fort Madison, Iowa, will meet in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 811 Avenue E, Fort Madison, Iowa, at 5:30 PM on June 6, 2022, at which time and place a hearing will conducted concerning the sale of City property located at 2833 Avenue J, legally described as follows:
The West Half Of Lot Thirty Two (32) and all of Lots Thirty-Three (33) and Thirty-Four (34), in Block Twelve (11), Fair Grounds Addition to the City of Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa
You may appear at the hearing to express your views concerning the above. Written statements may be submitted to the Fort Madison City Clerk, P.O. Box 240, 811 Avenue E, Fort Madison, Iowa, 52627 or firstname.lastname@example.org, no later than 4:30 PM on June 6, 2022 or delivered before the hearing is closed.


Qatar’s Stadium 974 has been officially unveiled and is expected to host its first match on 30th November, when the UAE and Syria are likely to face each other on the opening day of FIFA Arab Cup.
Stadium 974 is the seventh stadium to be completed by the SC (Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy), and this follows Khalifa International, Ahmad bin Ali, Al Janoub, Education City, Al Bayt and Al Thumama who have been declared as ready to host matches during the FIFA World Cup 2022, which is expected to begin on 21st November next year.
Earlier named ‘Ras Abu Aboud’, the venue is primarily made of shipping containers and is located close to Doha Port, directly opposite the West Bay skyline. The innovative design is the first fully demountable stadium in FIFA World Cup history.
Stadium 974 will host seven matches until round of 16 stage during Qatar 2022. During the FIFA Arab Cup, to be held between 30th November and 18th December, the 40,000 capacity stadium will host six matches, including the first semi-final and third-place play-off.
Located 800m from Ras Bu Abboud station along the Gold Line of the Doha Metro, the stadium is named after the number of shipping containers that were used in its development, and it is also Qatar’s international dialling code. The name also indicates the stadium’s location as the gateway to Qatar, as it is close to Hamad International Airport, Hamad Port, and Doha Airport.
According to HE Hassan Al Thawadi, Secretary General of SC, the completion of this stadium is another milestone on the road to 2022, as Qatar moves closer towards hosting the first FIFA World Cup in the region and Arab World.
Al Thawadi added, “We consider this innovative venue a game-changer for future mega-event hosts. It is another example of the powerful legacy our World Cup will leave.”
Given its innovative design, the Stadium 974 does not require air conditioning as it is naturally ventilated. Its structure is made of recycled steel, and its water efficiency methods ensure that it will reduce water use by 40 percent in comparison to conventional stadium development.


National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is planning to take up new expressway project in Punjab.
As of February 2020, environment clearance for the project is underway.
The project involves development of Punjab section from Km 135+056 to Km 396+863 of Delhi – Amritsar – Katra Expressway. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 76,940 million.
NHAI is an autonomous agency of the Government of India, set up in 1988 and is responsible for management of a network of over 50,000 km of National Highways out of 1,15,000 km in India. It is a nodal agency of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.
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Posted on November 5, 2019
Road Closure A120 – Ardleigh junction to Elmstead junction
Highways England is undertaking necessary works on the A120 to carry out concrete surveys on the network.
Works will take place from Wednesday 20 November for approximately 2 weeks, with road closures in place between 8pm and 6am on weeknights only. See letter for more information


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PANA, Ill. (WAND) - Two abandoned homes in Pana have been demolished after a group raised money for costs.
Pana Pride, a 501C3 volunteer organization, is working to demolish residential buildings that are abandoned or uninhabitable. A group organizer said there are currently 80 or 90 of those homes in Pana.
The organizer said Pana does not have the funds to demolish these buildings, and efforts to make bringing them down were helped by a partnership with Pana Mayor Don Kroski.
Pana Pride raised enough to demolish two homes. The demolitions are handled by local contractor Doug Miller, while local businessman Joe Coleman organizes dumpster and waste removal.
Tax-deductible donations can be made by citizens to an account at the Taylorville Community Credit Union Pana Branch, located at 101 E. 5th St.
"We urge all who want to see Pana improve, one home at a time, to donate," said Luke McQuillan.


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You are invited to a free brownfields workshop on July 15 from 9:00 am – 4:30 pm. Lunch will be provided. The event is co-hosted by the City of Houston Brownfields Redevelopment Program and the Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program at Kansas State University.


KILLEEN, Texas (Feb. 18, 2022) – The City of Killeen’s Department of Public Works’ Engineering Division will be closing several roads next week, weather permitting, as part of an ongoing project to install a 20-inch natural gas main in north east Killeen. This full project is scheduled to be completed around the end of February.
The scheduled closures are from Feb. 21 – Feb. 26 and are as follows:
- Marlin Drive, from Remington Drive to Winchester Drive
- Acron Drive, from Prairie Drive to Mountain View Drive
- Hunt Drive, from Chase Circle to Mountain View Drive
- Jerome Drive, from West Creek Circle to Ridglea Court
- Lago Trail, from Lago Circle to Ridglea Court
- Lazy Ridge Drive, from Westcliff Road to Whitmire Drive
- Hidden Hill Drive, from Schwertner Drive to Whitmire Drive
- Schwertner Drive, from Wood Hollow Drive to Whitmire Drive
Repairs are being made to the streets in these areas, and personnel and equipment must enter the roadway to complete the work.
The contractor will have traffic guided around the work sites. Motorists should anticipate delays and are asked to use caution and obey traffic control devices.
If you wish to make inquiries, please contact the City of Killeen Engineering office at (254) 616-3172 or email email@example.com. The City of Killeen apologizes for any inconvenience as a result of this work and appreciates your cooperation.


Stage 1 of the SRF Leutschenbach site development includes the realization of a technology center, the construction of a new underground parking garage with four basement levels and an adjacent technology center, as well as the construction of a media channel to provide access to the entire site. The new technical center will include a computer center, television studios, control rooms and several floors of production and office space.
The underground technical center at the southern end of the underground parking garage contains a large part of the technical components for implementing the new energy supply concept for the entire site.
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Part 1 - media duct, realization by November 2015
Part 2 - Underground car park / south control center, implementation by Aug. 2018
Part 3 - Technology Center (TC), realization by Oct. 2018
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The 21km-elevated Road, meant to provide seamless connectivity between Gurugram and Sohna, is expected to be fully operational by June 30, with officials saying they have begun tests on the 9km-portion for which construction has been completed.
Officials of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) said on Sunday they are carrying out “road testing” of the Rajiv Chowk to Badshapur part of the elevated road, and “load testing” on this section will begin this week.
These tests will be used to assess whether the stretch meets the parameters that were planned.
The Sohna Elevated Road project was divided into two packages for construction — from Rajiv Chowk to Badshapur, and a 12km-section from Badshapur to Sohna. The second stretch was opened to commuters this April.
The 21km-road will be functional likely on June 30 – once these tests are done.
The test on the Rajiv Chowk-Badshapur section involves checking infrastructural components that prove the road is safely motorable, officials said. Load testing includes processes to gauge how the road spans – sections between the pillars – will withstand heavy weights.
“We have already started road testing of the elevated road, which includes checking many factors such as the roughness index, undertaking visual inspection, or checking the length or width of the road to ensure it is as planned,” a senior NHAI official said.
He added “load testing will also begin in the coming week and both processes will continue simultaneously”.
To check strength, the official said, loads greater than the planned design will be filled up in trucks and placed on the road spans for up to 24 hours. “The weight can be increased or decreased to better understand exactly how much load the span can withstand,” he said.
The road will be opened once these tests are completed and the stretch is deemed fit for opening to commuters.
“We will directly open the stretch once these tests confirm everything is according to plan on the ground as well. A trial run is not required. We expect to be able to open the stretch by June 30,” said the official quoted above.
The project, aimed at providing signal-free connectivity between Gurugram and Sohna, will enable commuters to avoid several congested junctions such as Vatika Chowk on the way.
Source : TOI


Stepney City Farm has 64 small allotment spaces occupied by local Tower Hamlets residents, including green-fingered Mr Choudhury, pictured below.
The annual charge for an allotment is £50, or £40 for those on benefits.
Our waiting list is currently closed. The allotments are in very high demand, and we currently estimate the waiting list to be 6 years. Only local residents are eligible, and you will need bring proof of address. Only one plot can be allocated per household.
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600 East Avenue will be a new 3 story mixed use office and residential building (10 apartments) replacing the previous school used by the Ora Academy, next to the Century Club of Rochester. This will be a Joint venture between Morgan Management and Christa Development who also own the Century Club of Rochester and the Strathallan Hotel.
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