This property is perfect to build your dream home. It features spectacular panoramic views of False Bay and the surrounding mountains.
The uninterrupted views in the prime position of the Mountainside back onto the nature reserve offer tranquillity while still being close to many attractions and amenities. Earthworks have already been done.
There are approved plans for the property but these plans have been adjusted in the last year. Plans are available on request. The planned house size is 330m2 and is on 3 levels. The design is such that one does not need to put in reinforced walls & foundations, thus saving a lot of money in foundation building.
To terrace the land above the house, using the soil currently is piled on site. The gabions are to be filled with stone, currently on the land.
Imagine waking up to this view every day!
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The Greater Norwich Local Plan (GNLP) is being produced by Broadland District Council, Norwich City Council and South Norfolk Council working together with Norfolk County Council through the Greater Norwich Development Partnership (GNDP).
We aim to produce a plan which will help to meet local housing and economic growth needs, whilst also protecting and enhancing the environment. This involves a number of stages of consultation.
We are currently at stage B of the “Regulation 18” phase, the New, Revised and Small Sites consultation. This consultation will run from 9am on Monday 29th October to 5pm on Friday 14th December 2018 and we are asking for your views on these sites.
This Consultation has now closed.
Our consultation website will give you a reference so you have a record of submitting your comment, and our GNLP mailbox will send an automated reply so you will know we have received your email. We will not be able to give an individual reply to your comments, as we expect to receive a lot of them. However, we will consider all comments made.


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Blacksburg Virginia - North Main Street Lane Closure May 23 27 20 May 2022 ( news )
Blacksburg , state Virginia ( By Press Release office)
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Beginning Monday , May 23 at 7:30am
both southbound lanes of North Main Street will be closed between
Broce Drive and Progress Street
. To facilitate the southbound movement traffic will be shifted into the inside northbound lane . Both north and south movements will be maintained , however , with only one lane of traffic in each direction .
Atmos Energy will be continuing to work to replace an old gas main located within the travel lane . Sidewalk access will be maintained for the duration of the work . Access to all adjacent entrances and to Montgomery Street will be maintained . Depending on the extent of the work area needed to complete the work , a flagger operation may be utilized to facilitate movements from Montgomery Street .
The work is scheduled to take 3 days . The lane closure will be removed daily by 5:30pm and reestablished the following day at 7:30am . Work is schedule to be complete by 5:00pm on Friday , May 27 ,
weather permitting .
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Geography covers a good number of questions making it an important topic to cover in Teaching Exams. Around 8 - 10 questions are asked from Geography which surely makes it important for you to study the topic well for upcoming Teaching and Other Competitive Exams. Here are some short notes on "Transportation in India: Road Transport” which you should not ignore.
Road Transport in India
India’s road network is one of the largest in the world. The total length of roads is more than 33 lakh km.
- For maintenance and construction, roads are classified into National Highways, State Highways, District Highways, Village Roads, Border Roads, etc.
- National highways are maintained by the Central Government, State highways by the respective state government and District highways by the respective District Board. Border roads and International highways are also the dying responsibility of the Central Government.
- The present length of the National Highways in India is approx. 45,000 km. They constitute only 2% of the total road length and carry nearly 40% of the road traffic.
Some of the Important National Highways Are:
- NH 1: New Delhi – Ambala – Jalandhar – Amritsar.
- NH 2: Delhi – Mathura – Agara – Kanpur – Allahabad – Varanasi – Kolkata.
- NH 3: Agra – Gwalior – Nasik – Mumbai
- NH 4: Thane and Chennai via Pune and Belgaum.
- NH 5: Kolkata – Chennai
- NH 6: Kolkata – Dhule
- NH 7: Varanasi – Kanyakumari
- NH 8: Delhi – Mumbai (via Jaipur, Baroda and Ahmedabad)
- NH 9: Mumbai – Vijaywada
- NH 10: Delhi – Fazilka
- NH 11: Agra – Bikaner
- NH 12: Jabalpur – Jaipur
- NH 24: Delhi – Lucknow
- NH 27: Allahabad – Varanasi
- NH 28: Barauni – Lucknow
- NH 29: Gorakhpur – Varanasi
- NH 56: Lucknow – Varanasi
- NH – 7 is the longest highway in India.
Golden Quadrilateral comprises the National Highways connecting the four metro cities, viz. Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. The component has a total length of 5846km and is scheduled for substantial completion by December 2003.
The North-South Corridor comprises the National highways connecting Srinagar to Kanyakumari including the Kochi Salem spur and the East-West Corridor comprises the National Highways connecting Silchar to Porbander. The project has a total length of about 7300km.
- Constructed and maintained by the State Public Works Department.
- Roads linking the state capital with different district headquarters are state roads.
- These roads constitute 5.6% of the total length of all roads. Other Roads These are classed as rural roads and interlink rural areas and villages with towns. More than 93% of the total roads belong to this class.
Total Length of Roads (statewide in descending order): Maharashtra Orissa Uttar Pradesh Tamil Nadu Madhya Pradesh Andhra Pradesh Kerala Karnataka Rajasthan Gujarat Bihar
Length of National Highways (state-wise in descending order): Madhya Pradesh Andhra Pradesh Maharashtra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan Assam Bihar Tamil Nadu Karnataka West Bengal Orissa Gujarat
- Lowest in Jammu and Kashmir (10 km)
- Highest in Kerala (375 km) National Average (75 km)
The Density of Metalled Roads
- National average - (42.4 km)
- Goa has the highest density - (153.8 km)
- Jammu and Kashmir has the lowest density (3.7 km)
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Issue No: Vol. 62 No. 1
Date: July/August 1998
Finally, A Highway Bill
On June 9, there was a great collective sigh of relief from virtually everyone in the public and private sectors of the "highway community." Finally, the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21), which was passed by Congress on May 22, was law, and we had legislation to replace the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA), which expired on Sept. 30, 1997.
TEA-21 authorizes highway, highway safety, transit, and other surface transportation programs for the next six years. The act builds on the initiatives of ISTEA, continuing and improving current programs, and establishes some new initiatives to meet the challenges of improving safety, dealing with ever-increasing traffic, protecting and enhancing communities and the natural environment, and advancing the nation's economic growth and commercial competitiveness.
President Clinton and Transportation Secretary Slater used words such as "landmark legislation" and "historic legislation" to tout TEA-21. Clearly, the reaction from most of the community to the act, which guarantees a record $198 billion in highway and transit funding, ranges from pleased to ecstatic; however, inevitably, not everyone is happy with the bill. Some intensive analysis of the provisions of the act and their effects is underway, and in the next issue of Public Roads, we'll have an article about TEA-21. According to the Department of Transportation (DOT), the significant features of TEA-21 include:
TEA-21 provides $217.3 billion in surface transportation investment over six years, and it guarantees $198 billion in funding. It provides $28.6 billion for the National Highway System, $23.8 billion for interstate maintenance, $33.3 billion for the Surface Transportation Program, $20.4 billion for bridge replacement and rehabilitation, $8.12 billion for the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program, and $42 billion for transit.
Thanks to TEA-21, Public Roads will have a wealth of information to share with you about interesting and important advancements in highway programs and technology - advancements that, as Secretary Slater said, will provide Americans with "the opportunity to lead safer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives."


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The Fourth Creek Section is well maintained wide paved greenway that weaves its way from Free Nancy Avenue to Broad Street. Parts of the trail provide complete seclusion from development as the trail follows Fourth Creek. The eastern most side of the trail opens up to run along the Statesville Soccer Complex while continuing along the creek. With multiple access points and passages under roads, the greenway provides the perfect escape for a walk, bike, or a run.
The section of trail from Free Nancy Road north to US-21 is constructed. However, this portion of trail is currently closed until construction on I-40 is complete.
For additional information concerning the entire Statesville Greenway, see Statesville Greenway Trail Brochure
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Cork Street up the hill to be overhauled
Date Posted: Thursday, July 26, 2012
GUELPH — Cork Street will soon undergo a major reconstruction, but not on its busiest business side.
Click here to read the full article as it appears in the Guelph Mercury website on July 25, 2012.


July 28, 2021
71st Street Closure
Final paving on 71st Street will take place Tuesday, July 27 through Friday, July 30. Work will occur between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. each day. During work hours, travel on 71st will be limited to southbound only between Winchester Circle (Gunbarrel Business Park) and Lookout Road. Residents of the Gunbarrel Estates subdivision will need to use CO 5...


Canal Days will close part of U.S. 40
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. — Canal Days will close parts of U.S. 40 here this weekend, but drivers won’t face lengthy detours.
The federal highway will be closed between Jones and Center streets in Cambridge City for the community’s annual Canal Days festival.
Motorists will be routed around the festival site by local police and signage.
Traffic restrictions will be in effect between 6 a.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday, Indiana Department of Transportation spokesman Harry Maginity said in a statement.


$2.7 million Belhaven Creek flood control project now underway
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Work has begun on the Belhaven Creek widening project.
For years now, residents have been plagued with flooding in their neighborhood during heavy rains because the creek couldn’t handle drainage.
Right now they are in the process of clearing trees and other debris from the creek bed. The $2.7 million project is being funded through the one percent sales tax in Jackson.
They are widening the creek from St. Mary’s Street down to Laurel Street near the park.
They will start with a box replacement and transition into a rock channel. They expect to improve water flow for rain drainage so it doesn’t bottleneck in this area. In March the neighborhood flooded during a heavy rainstorm.
Residents who have had to repeatedly deal with water in their homes say they’re hoping this prevents property damage in the future.
Chris Diethelm, whose home flooded in April said, “The fact that they’re doing preventative measures to curb any threat that might have to damaging property is just a good piece-of-mind thing and also good in case it happens again, because it has become more common in this creek and in the Belhaven area.”
This project is also going to help erosion of the creek and stabilize the banks as they open it up. Hemphill Construction was awarded the contract.
They hope to have the work done by September - weather permitting.
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The Heads of Departments of Roads Management are assigned to be on behalf of the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam to proactively work with local authorities and units to mobilize functional forces, strengthen inspections at the Covid-19 checking points, ensure smooth traffic for vehicles and avoid traffic congestion at the checking points.
Regarding the vehicles identity verification in the above routes, the Departments of Transport of provinces and cities will grant identity documents for vehicles traveling inside and outside the localities.
As for the urgent situation, vehicles will be granted identity verification online via QR Code.
Transport vehicles will be created favorable and prioritized traffic conditions through the following routes:
On National Highway No.1, the vehicles can travel through Lang Son-Bac Giang-Bac Ninh- Hanoi-Ha Nam-Ninh Binh-Thanh Hoa - Nghe An - Ha Tinh - Quang Binh - Quang Tri - Hue - Da Nang - Quang Nam - Quang Ngai - Binh Dinh - Phu Yen - Khanh Hoa - Ninh Thuan.
As for Ho Chi Minh Highway, means of transport can travel along Cao Bang-Hanoi- Hoa Binh-Thanh Hoa- Nghe An- Kon Tum-Binh Phuoc- National Highway No.14.
Besides that, the vehicles can run on expressways of Noi Bai-Lao Cai, Ha Noi - Thai Nguyen, Lang Son - Bac Giang - Bac Ninh – Hanoi, Phap Van - Cau Gie, Cau Gie - Ninh Binh, Da Nang - Quang Ngai, and traffic axes connecting to National Highways No.2, No.3, No.4, 4D, No.5, No.6, No.279, No.8, No.9, No.10, No.18, No.32, 27C, No.19, No.24, No.25, No.26.


The following roads will be closed to traffic for the ‘2022 AFL Football season’ between the following times and 2022 dates listed below. Within the City of Adelaide Council - War Memorial Drive between Riverbank Footbridge and King William Road, Saturday 2 July between midday and 8pm, Saturday 9 July between 3pm and 11pm, Saturday 16 July between 9.15am and 5.15pm, Saturday 23 July between midday and 8pm. Pennington Terrace between Palmer Place and King William Road, Festival Drive, Adelaide between King William Road and a point 80 metres west, King William Street between Currie Street and North Terrace, King William Road between North Terrace and Pennington Terrace, Sir Edwin Smith Avenue between Kermode Street and King William Road, Victoria Drive between Kintore Avenue and King William Road, War Memorial Drive between the Sir Edwin Smith Avenue intersection and point 180 meters east, between Saturday 2 July between 6pm and 8pm, Saturday 9 July between 9pm and 11pm, Saturday 16 July between 3.15pm and 5.15pm, Saturday 23 July between 6pm and 8pm. North Terrace between Victoria Street and King William Road, between Saturday 2 July between 6.15pm and 8pm, Saturday 9 July between 9.15pm and 11pm, Saturday 16 July between 3.30pm and 5.15pm, Saturday 23 July between 6.15pm and 8pm. Participants on War Memorial Drive closure adjacent the Oval, during the times and date listed above are exempt from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour. Metro ticket buses, taxis, emergency vehicles and nominated Stadium Management Authority vehicles are exempt from road closures where nominated on traffic management plans. Police may vary the road closure times at their discretion, S/Sgt Holland 36182. Contact City of Adelaide Council Ph 08 8203... .


Town of Bartlett Board of Selectmen v. Town of Bartlett Zoning Board of Adjustment - Affirmed
The petitioner, the Town of Bartlett Board of Selectmen (Selectboard), appeals an order of the Superior Court (Houran, J.) upholding a decision of the Town of Bartlett Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) finding that a sign erected by the intervenor, River Run Company, Inc. (River Run), is permitted under the Town of Bartlett’s Zoning Ordinance (ordinance).
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The Oxford Street District Place Strategy Consultation has now closed.
We would like to thank everyone who has taken time to submit a response, attend a consultation event or meeting and given their feed-back on our draft Oxford Street District Place Strategy and Delivery Plan. We have had lots of really constructive discussions about our proposals, including some new ideas for us to consider. We will now need to take some time to analyse all the results but they will be published in full when the Cabinet meets in early 2019 to agree what next steps will be required to future proof this iconic destination and vibrant neighbourhoods.
To keep local residents, businesses, employees and visitors updated and to provide a way to give the council feedback we have launched a new Oxford Street District website.
It provides details of our proposals for the Oxford Street District as well as information about the consultation.
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Incheon International Airport (인천국제공항) is the primary international airport in Korea. Its international airport code is ICN. It was designed by Fentress Bradburn Architects.
Almost all international flights to Seoul land at the airport, and it has recently been rated as the best airport in the world. At present, options from the airport to Seoul include a taxi or a shuttle bus (also known as a limousine bus) to various location for 8,000 - 13,000 won. discussion on this topic Each of these methods will take somewhere around an hour depending on location. As the airport is west of the city, destinations to the west of the river will not take quite so long, whereas Bundang to the southeast will require somewhere around 90 minutes. The buses are available directly outside the arrival gate on the first floor.
Taxi fares to major locations in and near Seoul:
A subway is under construction to extend the existing line to the airport, but it will not be finished until 2009.


A PERMANENT repair to an area of paving in Stockton High Street will get under way tomorrow (November 2).
The paving, near the fountains between Stockton Town Hall and Admiral arcade, lifted in May due to a problem with the bedding mortar in that particular area.
A temporary repair was made at the time and the area will be fenced off from tomorrow while a permanent repair is completed.
A Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council spokesman said: “Access to businesses and market stalls will be maintained throughout the repair work, which is expected to last around three weeks. The repair is being carried out by Balfour Beatty at no cost to the Council.”


The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing that a nighttime milling and resurfacing project will be performed on a 3.81-mile section of Route 1 in Darien, Tuesday, Sept. 14, through Friday, Oct. 13, 2017. Work hours will be 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
The project consists of milling and resurfacing the 3.81 miles of Route 1 in Darien.
— an announcement from the Connecticut Department of Transportation
The milling segment of this project is anticipated to be performed on Thursday night, Sept. 14, through Friday morning, Oct. 6. The resurfacing segment of this project is anticipated to be performed on Wednesday night, Sept. 27 through Friday morning, Oct. 13.
Lane Closure Info
Motorists can expect lane closures on Route 1 from .10 mile north of Stamford own line to Norwalk town line. Traffic control personnel and signing patterns will be utilized to guide motorists through the work zone. The regular work schedule for this project is 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. (Sunday through Thursday).
Motorists should be aware that modifications or extensions to this schedule may become necessary due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions. Motorists are advised to maintain a safe speed when driving in this vicinity.


A lovely park in a quiet neighborhood in the northwest part of town, Lawnridge Park offers a small playground, restrooms, tennis court, and basketball courts, along with a large grass area with plenty of shade!
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Fields, courts, and shelters are available on a first-come, first-served basis, as well as reservable for a modest fee.
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The building designers of Magellan Space have become sought after throughout Brisbane within a very short period of time, particularly for our sustainable home designs as well as luxury home and building designs around Brisbane and coastal QLD.


Blue Nile Contractors continue to work on the water main replacement along Holmes from Blue Ridge Boulevard to the north side of 135th Street. In November, the Contractor complete a portion of the work along Blue Ridge. The contractual completion date for all work is January 2015 but the Contractor is hopeful work along Holmes can be completed prior to Christmas.
The Contractor will work four days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to complete the project. All roads will be open in both directions, however, temporary road closures may be required from time to time with flaggers directing traffic.
For more information about Phase 1, 2 and 3 construction along 135th Street, please click here.


New York’s Grand Prix is set to begin on Friday and organizers are hoping to lure in visitors from the nation’s capital.
The Grand Prix will kick off at 5:30 p.m.
ET on Friday, May 1.
The event is slated to feature three rounds of racing, with the first two rounds featuring a grandstand on the site of the former Grand Prix course.
The third round will be held at the Queens Marriott Marquis.
The event will feature a grandview that will allow spectators to see cars and bikes that are not permitted in the grandstand.
The Grand Prix’s website has a list of the cars and bike types that will be permitted at the venue.
The Queens Marriott is located at 521 East 54th Street in the Brooklyn borough.


Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- John Hammontree, Mayor
- Timothy Swafford (Vice Mayor, Public Works Liaison)
- Dr. Kristi Windsor (Police Liaison)
- Steve Wheeler (Fire Liaison)
- Alisa Hobbs (Parks and Recreation Liaison)
- City Hall: 423-884-6211 (Mon.-Fri. 8:00am - 4:00pm)
- Police Department: 423-884-2480
- Fire Department: 423-884-6111
- Zoning and Planning - Laura Smith: 423-253-4187 or firstname.lastname@example.org
- Building Official- Tony Wilson: (423) 261-5159 or email@example.com
- Fire Official - Danny Amschler: 423-884-6111
- Library: 423-884-6729
- Non-Emergency Number for Dispatch: 423-442-HELP (442-4357)
*All after-hours police calls should be directed to the non-emergency number (423-442-4357)
- Inside City Limits: Vonore Community Center
- Outside City Limits: Vonore Elementary School
- Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting is held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the upper level of City Hall.
- Vonore Planning Commission meets on the 1st Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Vonore Community Center (located above the Vonore Public Library).
- Vonore City Traffic Court is held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the upper level of City Hall.
- The Community Center can be rented by individuals or groups for birthday parties, baby showers, wedding receptions, etc. Please contact City Hall at 423-884-6211 for more information.
- Population: 1,551
- 22 full-time employees and 5 part-time employees
- Departments include: Fire, Police, Public Works, City Hall and Library
- Vonore Zoning Ordinance: www.monroeplanning.com
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Another step has been taken towards opening the central section of the Crossrail Elizabeth Line service with the transfer of its Canary Wharf station to the control of Transport for London.
It is the ninth of the ten new stations serving the line to pass into TfL’s hands and can now be integrated into its wider rail network and included in trial operation exercises.
Before Christmas it was anticipated that the transfer would take place by New Year, but TfL continues to say the new railway is “on track” for the start of passenger services in the first half of 2022. Only the Bond Street station, which is behind schedule, is yet to move across to TfL.
BBC London’s transport correspondent Tom Edwards has travelled on the Elizabeth Line between Paddington and Liverpool Street and describing the trains as “clean, bright and fast” and the stations as “huge and glistening”.
Delays and cost over runs have dogged the project which at one stage in its long history was hoped to be ready in time for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
It is nearly 13 years since ground was broken for the Canary Wharf station at a ceremony attended by the then Mayor of London Boris Johnson and the then Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
When Sadiq Khan became London Mayor in 2016 the service was expected to begin in time for Christmas 2018, but that date was abandoned in July 2018 because of stations being incomplete and problems with the complex signalling systems.
When its central section opens the Elizabeth Line will initially operate as three separate railways with passengers travelling between Reading and Heathrow needing to change at Paddington to get on to the central section and those coming in from Shenfield having to change at Liverpool Street.
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The Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical have been bid and awarded.
The work includes earthwork, erosion control, asphalt paving, site concrete, fencing, site utilities, landscaping & irrigation, cast-in-place concrete, unit masonry, structural steel, metal wall panels, stucco, TPO roofing, joint sealants/waterproofing, doors/frames/hardware, aluminum entrances & storefront, gypsum board assemblies, painting, and aluminum canopies.
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Located in London’s Shoreditch neighborhood, Boxpark is a collection of shipping containers that have been recycled into a pavilion of local pop-up retailers. The space, which opened to the public in 2011, was built on top of a 500,00 square foot vacant lot. Today, Boxpark consists of more than 40 shops that range from cafés and restaurants to clothing outlets and galleries, each housed in a renovated container. The structures are easily assembled and disassembled on site and can accommodate a variety of uses. Boxpark also hosts a variety of workshops and exhibits, along with a weekly music performance called #BuskTheBox.
Boxpark was originally built as a way to test the site’s potential as a retail hub while generating public excitement for the space. The venue’s success, however, has led to its projected continuation until at least 2019, with the hopes of eventually becoming something more permanent. User needs and desires observed at Boxpark will ultimately inform the final design in a prime example of LQC’s iterative and scalable process.
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On April 22nd, Milwaukee was announced as one of the six 2015 Heart of the Community cities. Over the next six months, the local project team and PPS used “Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper” (LQC) Placemaking principles to ensure that the The Spot 4MKE continued to be a collaborative, inclusive, and community-led project.


Starting on Friday, March 18, 2022, at 5 pm the rail crossings at 5th ST NW and 7th ST NW will be closed. BNSF will be repairing and rehabilitating the crossings to improve the ride quality for vehicles and trains. Work is estimated to be completed on Sunday, March 20, at 5 am. Detour signs are posted and drivers will need to use alternate routes during the closure. For questions about the repair project, please contact Street Supervisor Scott Hill at email@example.com or 253-841-5409.


Groundskeeper-Park Maintenance Tech - The City of Kalama is accepting applications for a part time (79 hours/month) position to maintain the City's downtown landscaping and City owned parks. Click on EMPLOYMENT BELOW
In December 2015, the downtown area of Kalama was affected by a flood. This event affected many of the holiday activities normally held. As soon as information is available for 2016, it will be posted here.


Sidewalks bordering your property should be clear of snow and ice
(Penticton BC, February 21, 2018) – The City is reminding residents who own or occupy properties in Penticton to clear snow and ice from sidewalks bordering their properties. The Good Neighbour Bylaw requires all sidewalks adjoining private properties to be cleared of snow and ice before 11am following a weather event. As an additional measure to assist pedestrians crossing intersections, any accumulated or pushed snow near sidewalk corners should be cleared to ensure it does not become an obstacle.
“We all have a role to play in removing snow and ice. City sidewalks bordering public property are cleared by crews in accordance with the City’s snow clearing priorities while sidewalks bordering private property are the responsibility of the adjacent owner or occupant”, said Public Works Manager, Len Robson. “If the sidewalk bordering the property you own or occupy is covered in snow or ice, please see that is it cleared.”
Unattended sidewalks may result in fines.
“The City enforces its Good Neighbour Bylaw by way of received complaints that lead to either a removal notice or ticket being issued”, said Bylaw Supervisor, Tina Siebert. “In the majority of cases, after a removal notice is received, the snow and ice is attended to. However, there are some cases where, despite the warning, action is not taken and the sidewalk remains unpassable. When that occurs, a ticket is issued.”
Penticton residents are encouraged to report occurrences of snow and ice covered sidewalks to the City’s Bylaw Department within 24hrs of a snow event by phone (250-490-2440) or email (firstname.lastname@example.org).
There are a number of channels by which concerns involving snow and ice are brought to the attention of City staff, including comments on social media and stories via reporters. While the City does receive and act on concerns received via these channels, contacting the City directly by phone and email or its Facebook and Twitter accounts will ensure most incidents involving excessive amounts of accumulated snow and ice are received, logged and investigated.
For more information on Penticton’s snow and ice clearing program, including property and occupant responsibilities, please download the following information guide off the City’s website: http://www.penticton.ca/assets/Departments/Public~Works/Snow%20Removal%20Brochure%202017-website%20version.pdf
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S. Kickapoo Creek Road, between Airport Road and W. Middle Road, will be closed starting at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, February 24 through end-of-day on Thursday, February 25. The closure is necessary for water main relocation/construction.
A map of the closure and detour is attached.
Motorists are asked to avoid the area. For more information, contact Peoria County Highway at (309) 697-6400


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In order to find out exactly where your property lines are, you may need to have legal survey done. The city does not perform legal surveys for private properties. Property corners are usually a 1/2” iron pipe or rebar, sometimes called a property pin. They are generally 1.5' behind the back of the sidewalk (the side closest to your house) in residential areas. Anything in front of the property line is considered a street right of way. Light poles, sidewalk joints, and fire hydrants are often times located in line with the property lines. The property pins can be anywhere from a few inches to over a foot deep (if they are still there). If you can’t find your property pins you may need to hire a professional land surveyor to locate or reset them.
The Engineering Department has records for most lots within city limits, as they were originally platted. To request a copy of the original subdivision plat for you area, you can contact the email@example.com. Please include your lot and block number and subdivision name or your street address.
In older areas of town (especially where the lots were originally very small) the property dimensions may have changed if parts of the property were bought or sold after the plat was recorded. You can use the online property search database located in City Finance Department’s Assessing Division webpage to find the legal description for your property and other information.


CASEYVILLE — Nightly lane closures will begin Sunday on Interstate 64 at Interstate 255, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation.
The work will be done between 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. every night through Friday if weather permits.
The lane restrictions are necessary to complete bridge deck repairs on Interstate 255 over Interstate 64.
The contractor on this project is Kilian Corp. Inc. of Mascoutah. For more information, visit www.stl-traffic.org.


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The City of Anna is soliciting sealed bids for: PURCHASE OF INTERIOR WAREHOUSE LIGHTS (BID NO. 11-03PW); FINISH AND PAINT INTERIOR DRYWALL (BID NO. 11-04PW); PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF FLOORING (BID NO. 11-05PW); and PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF PROPANE TANK (BID NO. 11-06PW); for a new public works building. Bids must be delivered to the attention of the City Secretary for the City of Anna at 111 North Powell Parkway, Anna, Texas 75409, no later than the bid submission deadline of Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Any bids received after the specified time will not be accepted. Timely bids shall be publicly opened and read aloud in the City Council Chambers on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. All bids must be made on the printed document forms included in the specifications. Please contact Director of Public Works James Parkman at (972) 924-4510 for a copy of the detailed specifications and bid forms.


Billionaire innovator Elon Musk claimed Thursday that he had received "verbal" government approval to build a futuristic underground rail system that would take riders from New York to Washington, D.C. in less than half an hour.
In a series of mysterious tweets that would not be taken seriously if it were practically any other corporate executive, Musk befuddled the transportation industry with claims that his latest venture is pursuing an ultra-high-speed rail network in the Northeast.
"Just received verbal govt approval for The Boring Company to build an underground NY-Phil-Balt-DC Hyperloop," Musk said.
He added that the system would ferry passengers from "city center to city center in each case, with up to a dozen or more entry/exit elevators in each city."
It was not immediately clear what Musk meant by "verbal" government approval, which carries little weight in a world in which tunneling can require navigating a byzantine thicket of regulations. Tunneling from New York to Washington would require a gargantuan political feat, not to mention a prodigious amount of money.


The Marbella City Council, together with the company that provides the service, Avanza Movilidad, will strengthen bus service and they will enable two free shuttles that will connect with the new venue on the occasion of the San Pedro Alcántara Fair, which will take place from October 17 to 23, as announced on Thursday by the councilor for the sector, Enrique Rodríguez.
The mayor has detailed that the device “will carry out more than 200 expeditions and will have one capacity of 14,000 seats daily so that citizens can move comfortably and safely during these festive days”.
Rodríguez has specified that “for avoid traffic problems, it has been established that the users can access the service through the west entrance of the enclosureby Nueva Andalucía, where a special stop will be set up, which will help alleviate possible delays and give the transport service greater fluidity” and has indicated that one of the shuttles will link the boulevard with the venue and another will connect with the surroundings of the church of San Pedro.
Specifically, citizens will be able to have a fair shuttle 1 that will have a fifteen minute frequencyand whose route will pass through the Doctor Esteban San Mateo and Revilla streets, Oriental avenue and road parallel to the Guadaiza river until arriving at the fair, making stops at Doctor Esteban San Mateo, Oriental Avenue and Fair.
A second shuttle, every ten minutesyou will have a route that will start on the boulevard, next to the terminaland will continue along Norberto Guizueta Daz avenue, Pedro Gil roundabout, Manuel González Portilla street, Juan Vargas avenue, Ronda road and road parallel to the Guadaiza river until reaching the fair, making stops at the boulevard, El Ingenio and a special stop enabled close to the area of Las Petunias.
Both shuttles will be free for all users and will operate between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. In addition, users will also be able to use To get to the fair, line 4, between San Pedro and Puerto Banús, departing from Doctor Esteban San Mateo, which has an average frequency of 24 minutes. This line will extend its hours until 3:00 am and on the 19th, being a holiday, it has been planned that it will maintain its own working day hours.
lines to make transfers from Marbella will be those of the urban service, L-13 (Hospital Costa del Sol – Marbella – San Pedro) with the first shuttle, the L-4 at the Esteban San Mateo street stop or with the second at any of the stops on the boulevard, and with night services will be able to use the transfers with the L-8 Nocturna (San Pedro – CC. La Cañada) in departures from Esteban San Mateo street, on weekdays at 11:30 p.m., 12:30 a.m. and 02:05 a.m., and on Saturdays and the eve of holidays at 11:30 p.m., 01 a.m. :00, 02:35, 03:50 and 05:00 hours.
Users who come in commuter bus networkas the L79 (Estepona-Marbella) they will be able to make a free transfer on shuttle 2 from any of the stops on the boulevard to the fair. All the detailed information and frequency can be consulted on the website https://marbella.avanzagrupo.com.
The deputy mayor, Javier García, for his part, explained that “this edition of the fair is very special, because we opened a venue of more than 81,000 square metersand we want to respond to pedestrians, who will be able to access the real one from the north in just five minutes, mainly because of the underpass located at the back of the Elena Benítez pavilion; to people with reduced mobility; to users of public transport and those who use their private vehicle, with an esplanade with capacity for 1,200 seats and a circuit that will have its entrance through the industrial estate, with descent towards the parking area and exit through the Picaza lane ” .
He also stressed that “the security will be guaranteed with lighting and paving of all accesses, because we want the fair to develop with absolute normality and all attendees can enjoy it to the fullest”. He has also exposed the existence of a public taxi service stop at the entrance of the venue and the recommendation of its use by the attendees. Likewise, it has announced a special transportation service for lunch for the elderly that will be organized with the Active Participation Centers so that they can attend comfortably on municipal buses.


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GURGAON: The construction of the Dwarka expressway hit yet another roadblock on Wednesday when the auction for the removal of structures that came in the way of the expressway was cancelled. The expressway will allow traffic from Jaipur to skip the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway and head straight towards Dwarka and IGI Airport. It will be the third link road connecting Delhi and Gurgaon after NH-8 and MG Road. This is the second time HUDA has cancelled the auction, after the price quoted by bidders fell below base price. Twenty bidders participated in the auction for the removal of 23 structures in areas like New Palam Vihar, Tek Chand Nagar, Daultabad and Kherki Daula. The highest price quoted by a bidder was Rs 13.5 lakh, against the base price of Rs 1.25 crore. "The price quoted by bidders were very low, so we decided to cancel the auction. Now we will forward the matter to the chief administrator for further direction," said HUDA estate officer Omprakash. The expressway was sanctioned in 2007 and was expected to be ready before the 2010 CWG. But in 2008, several writ petitions were filed by New Palam Vihar residents, challenging the acquisition. As a result, construction of a 1.3 km stretch of the road had to be withheld. On the direction of the high court, alternate plots were recently allotted and compensation given, to families affected by the road construction. Huda said the previous auction on August 28 was cancelled as there were no bidders. "To encourage bidding, we reduced our base price by 123% to just Rs 1.25 crore. This time, bidding began at Rs 1 lakh, but did not go beyond Rs 13.5 lakh, leading to cancellation of the auction," said an official. Bidders said the structures to be demolished are such that they will not get bricks or other saleable material after demolition, especially with scrap prices quite low these days.


Gov. Matt Bevin today announced the community of Paintsville as the winner of the 2017 “Beautify the Bluegrass” competition — a statewide initiative calling on Kentuckians to come together to make their hometowns shine.
The Paintsville/Johnson County Trail Town Committee rallied local volunteers to repaint city hall and five other downtown buildings, refurbish Paint Creek Park, and manicure/landscape public flowerbeds and abandoned properties.
Congratulations to the citizens of Paintsville and Johnson County,” said Gov. Bevin. “Already, other Kentucky cities have taken notice of what has been done there and said: ‘We are going to do that in our community.’ That’s exactly the kind of contagious activity we hoped would happen, where good things capture the fascination of people and start to spread.”
Gov. Bevin and Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton will host a catered barbecue (not provided at taxpayer expense) in Paintsville to celebrate the community’s achievement — at a date to be determined.
“Our committee knew we wanted to do a project in our community; and when we heard Gov. Bevin issue the ‘Beautify the Bluegrass’ challenge, we were all the more energized,” said Paintsville/Johnson County Trail Town Committee member Laura Pack. “Our projects have done so much for our feeling of community here in Paintsville. It is great to have bright, freshly painted buildings and a refurbished park, but even better than that is the good vibe that has been created as we all worked together. Our feeling of community has been greatly strengthened through this project.”
The cities of Island (McLean County) and Corbin (Whitley/Knox Counties) received honorable mention in the competition. Island transformed an abandoned hardware store into a new retail facility, adorned with a mural celebrating the town’s history. Corbin brought together numerous community groups to clean up litter on State Highway 312 and other local roadways.
“Selecting a winner for the 2017 ‘Beautify the Bluegrass’ contest was not an easy task,” said Gov. Bevin. “Thank you to all of our outstanding applicants; and thank you for everything you do day in and day out to beautify your communities and make them shine.”


NEW ORLEANS, LA--Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu will hold a press conference on the City's 2014 proposed operating and capital budgets.
The administration will officially present the 2014 budget to the City Council at 10:30 a.m.
WHO: Mayor Mitch Landrieu
WHAT: Tuesday, October 15, 2013
WHEN: 2014 Budget Press Conference
WHERE: Mayor's Press Room
City Hall, 2nd Floor
1300 Perdido Street
New Orleans, LA 70112
Administration Presents Budget to City Council
City Council Chamber
City Hall, 1st Floor
Note: Press Conference will stream live at http://www.nola.gov/mayor/press-conferences/live/.


The community of KwaMaphumulo will soon travel with ease again after the Department of Transport today (06 September 2022) officially handed over to a contractor that will repair R74 which was severely damaged during the December 2021 floods.
The heavy rains resulted in a formation of a sinkhole, which lead to the road being officially closed. This forced motorists to take a detour via the KwaMaphumulo Central Business District, which caused travel delays and road congestions.
The reconstruction of R74 at a cost of over R77 million rands, will include the building of a bridge to ensure the safety of motorists. The construction has resumed and is expected to take six months.
This road is strategic for the provincial economy as it is used by a lot of heavy vehicles to transport agricultural produce. This road also links the town of KwaDukuza, KwaMaphumulo, Kranskop and Greytown and also serves as a feeder to the N2.
MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison Sipho Hlomuka, said the repair of this road is essential in opening up the economy of the district and the economy of the province.
“The reconstruction of this section is important in restoring the livelihood of the people of KwaMaphumulo and all those who are using this strategic road. This also confirmed our commitment of fixing all roads that were affected by the floods. This project will create jobs and create opportunities to emerging contractors. The Community must protect this project and not allow people to disrupt the construction,” said Hlomuka.
Hlomuka, was accompanied by iLembe District Mayor Cllr Thobani Shandu, leadership of the taxi industry, traditional leadership and local community.


Street Light not on at night.
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 18:46, Tuesday 28 January 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
The street light is not on and it is very dark. Street Light location is between 46 & 48 Selder Road BS14 8PP almost directly opposite the main exit of Waycroft Academy. First noticed this evening (28/01/2020)
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 18:50, Tuesday 28 January 2020
A job has been raised with our contractors to action this issue and appropriate repairs or maintenance will be undertaken as soon as they can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:01, Tuesday 28 January 2020
This enquiry is now closed. No further action is required.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 08:03, Tuesday 4 February 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Town of Litchfield
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Appropriation of Unanticipated Funds
The Litchfield Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing in accordance with RSA 31:95-b on Monday, November 25, 2019 at 6:30 PM at the Town Office Meeting Room, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, NH for the purpose of receiving public comment concerning the acceptance and expenditure of $68,205.54 for 2020 paving projects and purchase of a wood/brush chipper for the Highway Department. Residents wishing to speak on this matter are invited to attend or residents may send comments by email to: email@example.com or mail to Town of Litchfield, Troy Brown, Town Administrator, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, NH 03052.


Rail upgrade priority for Derry City of Culture 2013
The chairman of Londonderry's City of Culture company wants the executive to prioritise an upgrade to the Derry to Coleraine railway line by 2013.
Maintenance work costing £75m has been delayed until 2014 because of budget pressures.
Martin Bradley said he has written to every assembly member urging them to back an emergency motion.
He warned the city would struggle with the influx of visitors in 2013 when the it becomes UK City of Culture.
"This is a key infrastructural piece for the city and it's not just important for the city that people can come here for 2013, but also we will have approximately one million visitors attending this event here in the city," he said.
"Those visitors will want to go and see the new facility at Giant's Causeway and go and see the new Titanic Quarter, so this is not just about what's best for the north west.
"This is what's best for Northern Ireland."
At the end of last month Translink confirmed that even if the £75m required for the upgrade was available, the work could not be completed in time for 2013.


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Temporary traffic regulation order, resurfacing works.
ADVANCE NOTICE OF A TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER.
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following locations: A607
Syston Northern Bypass, Melton Road, A607 Rearsby Bypass, Rearsby Road, Queniborough
Roundabout, 2 Layby’s on A607 Melton Road and A607 Melton Road (see attached plan).
The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Leicestershire County Council safely undertake
carriageway resurfacing works.
The TTRO will incorporate temporary road closures and temporary layby closures.
The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 10 nights (20:00 till
06:00 each night) commencing on the 08th February 2021.
A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the
Should you require any further information please reply to this e-mail raising any specific
concerns you may have.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2020
November 09, 2020
The long awaited reopening of the Mill Street Bridge in Putnam Valley will take place November 30.
The bridge has been in what Commissioner of Highways and Facilities Fred Pena described as in “severe deterioration” earlier this year and was pl...
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At its Ordinary meeting held 23 November 2021, Council resolved to place the Uralla Shire Council Open Space Strategy on public exhibition for a period of 56 days.
Please click on the link below to view or download the Open Space Strategy:
Uralla Shire Council Open Space Strategy(PDF, 11MB)
Written submissions or enquiries should be addressed to the General Manager and can be submitted by letter mailed to PO Box 106 Uralla NSW 2358, provided to Council’s Customer Service Centre at 32 Salisbury Street Uralla, or emailed to email@example.com.
Submissions close at 5:00pm on 20 January 2022.


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The team at CIVIQ have collaborated with City of Gold Coast to deliver both fixed and semi-portable drinking water stations to a number of metro and coastal precincts in time for the Commonwealth Games.
The improved drinking amenities project for the Gold Coast was designed to promote a healthy, environmentally friendly community lifestyle through a series of drinking water refill stations for locals and Games visitors.
The council partnered with Yarra Valley Water’s Choose Tap initiative, which encourages people to reuse personal water bottles as an alternative to purchasing single-use plastic products. Environmental officers specified CIVIQ’s signature 2100mm-high FlexiFountain drinking fountain and bottle refill station to fill the bill.
The result is a suite of robust, slim-line hydration solutions which have been designed to withstand the subtropical climate and salty air of the South Queensland coast.
“The product is manufactured using marine-grade electro-polished stainless steel, which helps prevent ‘tea-stain’ blemishes, a form of corrosion which is common in coastal regions,” explains Danny Brookes, CIVIQ Specifications Manager.
“The drinking water station has been designed with a drinking fountain, bottle refill and inbuilt signage functionalities – making it great for busy public spaces,” he adds.
Fourteen permanent drinking water stations are available for use in popular locations along the coastline that include South Port, Surfers Paradise Esplanade, Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads and Rainbow Bay.
City of Gold Coast also arranged for six semi-portable configurations of the FlexiFountain to feature outside venues of the Commonwealth Games, providing spectators and volunteers with an easily accessible source of drinking water at events.
With the Games now wrapped up, the City of Gold Coast is currently in the process of transforming the semi-portable units into fixed freestanding drinking water stations, which will be available for use in additional parks and outdoor locations throughout the region.
Tom Tate, Mayor of City of Gold Coast, sampled the new refill stations and spoke to the media about the importance of providing water amenities in public spaces. “It’s absolutely essential, water is life,” he claims. “Through this year, we will investigate some further parks and install additional drinking fountains”.


Hazard mitigation is any sustained action taken to reduce or eliminate the long-term risk to life and property from hazard events. MEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Branch collaborates with governmental and non-governmental partners before, during, and after disaster events to identify, craft, and implement comprehensive hazard mitigation strategies. The Branch's primary tool is FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) grant programs. Through administration of HMA programs we support local jurisdiction mitigation planning, outreach and awareness, and construction projects.
MEMA will consult with subapplicants regarding NOIs selected. This may include project design, site visits, and preliminary environmental and historic preservation consultations.
Once notified by MEMA, subapplicants will develop a complete HMA Subapplication package. The principal components of the HMA Subapplication are the scope of work, budget, schedule, and Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA). The following may be required to be submitted: cost estimates, photographs, maps, property information, insurance documentation, deed restriction language, etc. It is the responsibility of the subapplicant to complete the HMA Subapplication package. MEMA is able to provide technical assistance. The BRIC and FMA subapplications are entered through FEAM GO https://www.fema.gov/grants/guidance-tools/fema-go. The HMGP subapplication is available by request from MEMA.
MEMA will perform a review of the submitted HMA Subapplication package. Additionally, the package will be reviewed and ranked by the Mitigation Advisory Committee (MAC), a State Interagency Review Committee. The MAC will provide a recommendation for submission to FEMA.
Upon the HMA Subapplication package being submitted to FEMA a review for eligibility, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with applicable Environmental and Historic Preservation (EHP) policies, laws, and regulations will be conducted. FEMA will notify MEMA of successful grant awards.
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Notice is accordingly hereby given that a Special Meeting of Council will be held on:
Monday 3 December 2018 commencing at 6.30pm.
The Meeting will be held in the Council Chamber, Administration Centre, 2 Railway Road in Kalamunda.
The purpose of the meeting and order of business is:
- City of Kalamunda Industrial Development Strategy
- Forrestfield/High Wycombe Industrial Area Stage 1 - Development Contribution Plan Report (2017/2018 Annual Review) - Final Adoption.
- Forrestfield North Structure Plan (Residential Precinct) Report and Recommendations to Western Australian Planning Commission.
- Forrestfield North Residential Precinct: Request to Western Australian Planning Commission to initiate a Metropolitan Regional Scheme Amendment.
[First published: 14 November 2018]


Since you are traveling light and if you dont mind a bit of walking, you can go to Park Railway station, buy tickets and take a train to Tambaram and get down at Tirusulam railway station. Cross the road (using the subway) and you can walk (around 500m) to the International Airport.
Is metro available from Chennai Central to airport?
From Chennai Central to airport in just 45 min; new metro route makes it possible. Travelling from Chennai Central and AG-DMS (Gemini) to the Chennai Airport is about to get easier for both daily commuters and tourists in Chennai as Metro Rail services will be launched from these pl…
Which station is near to Chennai Airport?
Chennai Airport doesn’t have an own railway station, however, passengers can transfer to the nearest railway station, Tirusulam Station, located 2 km from Chennai Airport.
Is metro available in Chennai Central?
Puratchi Thalaivar Dr. M.G. Ramachandran Central Metro, commonly known as the Chennai Central Metro, is an underground metro station in Chennai, India. It serves both lines of the Chennai Metro.
Is Chennai Metro working now?
Chennai metro timings: Trains will now be operated from 5.30 am to 11 pm from Monday to Saturday, with a headway of 5 minutes during peak hours and a headway of 10 minutes during non-peak hours. … Peak hour services will be from 8 am to 11 am and 5 pm to 8 pm with trains running with a headway of 5 minutes.
Is Metro available in Tambaram?
Chennai Metro has now a new project in its kitty — a plan to build the first Light Rail project for the city, that will connect Velachery with Tambaram. … The CMRL plans to explore options, including the one touching Pallikaranai, Medavakkam, Gowrivakkam and then subsequently East Tambaram.
Why Chennai airport is called Maa?
The domestic and the international terminals are named after former Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu K. Kamaraj and C. N.
|Chennai International Airport|
|Facade of Chennai International Airport|
|IATA: MAA ICAO: VOMM|
Which bus stand is near to Chennai Airport?
Chennai Airport is located around 10 KM away from Koyambedu Bus Stand so if you travel at the consistent speed of 50 KM per hour you can reach Koyambedu Bus Stand in 0 hours and 17 minutes. Your Koyambedu Bus Stand travel time may vary due to your bus speed, train speed or depending upon the vehicle you use.
What is the name given to the international airport at Chennai?
About Madras International Meenambakkam Airport. Chennai International Airport, earlier known as Madras International Airport, is located 7 km to the south of Chennai.
Which local station is near to Chennai Central?
Station code of Chennai Central is MAS. Here are some popular nearby railway stations of Chennai Central – Chennai Egmore (MS), Chennai Beach (MSB), Mambalam (MBM), Avadi (AVD), St Thomas Mount (STM), Tambaram (TBM), Moore Market (MMCC), etc.
Which metro station is near to Tambaram?
Nearest Metro Station to Tambaram Chennai
|Sr No.||Metro Station Name||Distance|
|1||Chennai International Airport Metro Station||5 Km|
|2||Meenambakkam Metro Station||6 Km|
|3||St. Thomas Mount Metro Station||7 Km|
|4||Nanganallur Road Metro Station||7 Km|
What is the new name of Chennai Central railway station?
On 5 April 2019, the station was officially renamed as Puratchi Thalaivar Dr. M.G. Ramachandran Central Railway Station.
How can I travel in Chennai Metro?
5 Daily Metro Commuters Tells Us How To Make Your Metro Rides Smoother
- Chennai makkal are loving the Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) and it seems like a breath of fresh air from the MRTS trains. …
- Travel Card Vs Trip Card: Choose wisely. …
- Check Your Track On The Map. …
- Use The Feeder Service From Stations.
When Chennai Metro will start?
How to get your Trip card: Visit any of the Metro station that you wish to get your trip card for. For example, if you want a Trip card from Koyambedu to Alandur, then you can get your Trip card at either Koyambedu or Alandur Station.


NH to collect fee at 3 tolls on Villupuram Vellore section
CHENNAI: Weeks after two new toll plazas were opened on the Tiruchy-Chidambaram Highway, the NHAI has notified user fee collection on three toll plazas on the Vellore-Villupuram section of NH 234 taking the total number of tolls plazas in the state to 53.
The NHAI has published a notification under the NH Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules 2008 to collect user fees from the road users in the Vellore-Villupuram section of the National Highways at Vallam in Vellore, Enamkariyandal in Tiruvannamalai and Thennamadevi in Villupuram.
According to the NHAI sources, the NH wing of the State Highways Department has developed the 121 km stretch of the Vellore-Tiruvannamalai-Villupuram section into a two-lane with paved shoulder road with the funding of the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. “The state highways have handed over the road to the NHAI for further maintenance and collection of user fees. The work on the road was completed two to three years ago and the public was using the road since then. We have now published notification to collect user fees at Vallam, Enamkariyandal and Thennamadevi toll plazas from mid-June onwards,” sources said.
The highways sources said that as the toll collection was to be started two to three years after the project was completed, there was public opposition to it. “We are facing issues over the collection of user fees near Virudhachalam on the Cuddalore-Salem section of NH 532. In the same section, we are collecting user fees at Keelkuppam near Chinnasalem. We have appointed agencies for the collection of the user fees at a toll plaza near Virudhachalam, but we are unable to commence it due to various issues,” sources added. The Cuddalore-Salem section was also developed by the state highways and handed over to the NH, sources said.


February 19, 2016 – Friday 6am – Lake Shore Drive and the Wilson, Lawrence, and Foster viaducts
Everything must be moved from the viaducts to a nearby park area while the city cleans the viaducts. Then everything must be moved back. Obviously a monumental task. Please help if you can.
Also looking for volunteers to organize breakfast or lunch
Any questions, please leave a comment here or on the Uptown Tent City Facebook page:


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One crucial difference between trains and trams is that one allows bikes, and the other doesn’t.
Of course, we have a lot of work to do on our trains too, but at least you can in theory take your bike on them..
This one, simple, quick win would allow transport to become more integrated in Greater Manchester…
..so people could cycle to a tram stop.
…Take their bike on the tram
Then cycle away at the other end.
It’s a no brainer.
We will urge an immediate review of this policy by TfGM …
…and push for a trial of bikes on the Metrolink system.
The last time this was mooted, it was rejected as bikes were deemed ‘too dangerous’
That they would become dangerous projectiles in the event of a sudden stop.
Clearly – this is nonsense.
It’s not a problem in Minneapolis
It’s not a problem in Edinburgh.
And it’s not a problem in Stuttgart – where bikes even have their own carriage!!
Edinburgh changed its policy in 2015 after they held a two month trial, with absolutely no problems.
So we are calling for a similar trial here…
….on one line, for off-peak weekdays and weekends only, excluding Premier League home games. It would create an immediate boost to efforts to increase walking and cycling and cost nothing.


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These 2 great building lots are located in the Cahal Pech Area of San Ignacio Town. Located only 3 minutes drive from downtown San Ignacio, these 2 lots have all utilities such as water, electricity and cable TV available to them. No building restrictions on these lots. Solid ground and already cleared.
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Inhabitants: City 110000, District 650000
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Rouen transit network combines a north-south light metro line (the so-called Rouen Metro, mostly ground level in reserved lanes, with underground sections) to a modern trolleybus service (TEOR).
Rouen metro opened in 1994 (Boulingrin-Georges Braque/Hotel de Ville Sotteville) and it was extended in 1997 (Hotel de Ville Sotteville-Technopole). The metro system is constituded by 2 branches (Saint Sever-Technopole and Georges Braque-Saint Sever) that run separately south of River Seine; at Saint Sever they merge into an unique section up to Boulingrin terminal (north of River Seine). This common section presents a first underground stop south of River Seine (Joffre Mutualitè), then it crosses the river on an existing bridge; it proceedes underground in northern direction before emerging on surface just before Boulingrin terminal. Rouen metro serves some of the main urban polarities: Palais de Justice, Theatre des Arts, Technopole and Gare Rue Verte (railway station).
TEOR trolleybus system opened in 2001; it is articulated in 3 lines (T1, T2, T3) which share a common central section from Mont Riboudet to Saint Hilaire before branching in different directions. TEOR interchanges with the metro system at Boulingrin (T1) and Theatre des Arts (T1, T2, T3).
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“Anytime you say you are taking a parking space away from a business, things can get a little tense,” noted Culver City Vice Mayor Jeff Cooper “but we took one parking space for a car, and turned it into ten spaces for bikes, and it works for everyone.”
The new bike corral on Washington Blvd. opened on Monday August 27 at 10 a.m, located behind Sony and just in front of the Conservancy for Coffee, Tea and Cocoa. There were already bikes there this morning, before the official moment, and it does seem to work for everyone. Mayor Andy Weissman was on hand along with most of the city council members for the auspicious moment.
Jim Shanman of Walk ‘n Rollers was there with his daughter Sammy to celebrate with a hot chocolate. “I love seeing the ways that we are making Culver City so much more bike friendly,” Shanman said.
Charles Herbertson, director of public works for the city, thanked everyone for working together. “Vice Mayor Cooper brought this to our attention, and staff made it happen, and now we’re complete.” Noting that it’s a pleasure for everyone when needs can be addressed quickly, Herbertson also offered that the bike-friendly business was a great partner.
Culver City’s most prominent biker, Meghan Sahli-Wells was there with her blue commuter bike, pleased to have a spot to park.


Temporary road closure Bell O The Hill Road, (from A41 to Cooks Lane) Tushingham, near Malpas
Will commence on 28th November 2016 and will be in force for a maximum of five days. It is anticipated that the work will last for approximately five days.
This is necessary for safety reasons to enable Programmed Works and will be carried out by BT.
Access for residents and emergency vehicles will be maintained.
However, a through route will not always be available and any vehicles not requiring access to properties on the length of road should use alternative routes.
For diversion route, please see attached plan
Kieran Collins (Ref TRO 2917)
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact 0300 123 7036.
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Mill Kaydeross Park Rd from Lakview Rd to Stockholm Ave
Mill Vista Drive from Arrowhead Rd to Horizon Dr
Pave Kaydeross Park Rd from Lakeview Rd to Crescent Ave (Portion Overlay)
Pave Vista Drive from Arrowhead Rd to Horizon Dr (CHIPS)
Paving will begin at 6:00 am and should be completed by 2:00 pm. There is no parking of cars on the street during these hours, and driveway access/egress will be limited with potentially lengthy delays.
This notice is now distributed only through the City of Saratoga Springs website service “Notify Me®”. To enroll to receive the notices to your email account or as a text message on your cell phone you can sign up at this web address:
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Municipal bonds are bonds issued by an American county, city, publicly owned airport, seaport, school district, or utility. The bonds are issued to improve the said cities or counties, or are tied specifically to a project within a county or city. Therefore, the bonds are backed by the county, city, or specific project. One general aspect of municipal bonds that makes them attractive is that they provide income with great tax benefits. Usually, municipal bonds are completely exempt from federal taxes. Municipal bonds trade in the bond markets, much like most of the other major bonds in the U.S.


I wanted to get a photo up of the northeast corner of Hargett and Harrington as development plans are in the works here. The Legends “block” may see a rezoning request for up to 40-stories according to this TBJ article. That intersection looks to be pretty significant in the future if any kind of building takes place there.
When I look around, I see The Dillon apartments with Weaver Street on the ground floor. The apartments are on two corners actually with the third being a gravel parking lot, also in a holding state for future development.
The Warehouse district has got a lot of potential.
- After Successful Rezoning, Legends to go up to 30 Stories for Residential | August 3, 2022
- Warehouse District Potential Rises With a Pair of Approved Rezonings | November 10, 2021
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Peters Township (Washington County): The new, 7900 square foot fire department substation will be situated on Bebout Road in the township. The construction budget for the building is in the range of $4 million.
Please note the following:
Peters Township is accepting applications for contractor prequalification for construction of Fire Station #3. Only prequalified contractors will be permitted to bid on the project. Interested, experienced general contractors may e-mail email@example.com to obtain a contractor prequalification application. The completed prequalification application must be submitted to the same e-mail by 4:30 PM on Monday, February 7, 2022.
The architect for the new station is EPM Architecture of Bradford Woods.
For further information or to track this project, see our ID #2022-0045.


VolkerHighways has been working with West Berkshire Council since 2016, and is currently delivering its Highway Management and Maintenance contract.
Our works involve planned and responsive maintenance, including carriageway and footway resurfacing, winter maintenance, drainage cleansing and road markings. We also deliver additional large scheme projects. Currently we are undertaking a road widening improvement scheme along the A339.
The session(s) will begin with a presentation about our current contract with West Berkshire Council and career paths within the industry. This will be followed by a question-and-answer session, a short safety briefing and induction, then a short walk to site, to give you an inside look at the contract and the type of work we do.
Information on Open Doors 2022 will be released shortly


Best Politician in Palm Beach (2007)
Jerry Taylor Mayor of Boynton Beach
When his city's CRA overpaid for a piece of land purchased from a Boynton insider, Mayor Taylor didn't try to defend it. He called the city on what he termed a huge mistake in the Palm Beach Post. That's Jerry Taylor. He calls it as he sees it, and while Boyntonians may not always agree with the mayor, they know where he stands. The drive that's consuming Taylor now is moving his city along in its long-term plan to redevelop the downtown area. Some say he wants to go too fast, but after years of waiting, the 70-year-old political vet is supported by the people of Boynton who are sick and tired of their town being an ugly sideshow between Delray Beach and Lake Worth. Taylor is also spearheading an affordable-housing plan in the city, so it looks as if the coming year will be exciting for Boynton and its leader.


Closure just one of many summer works
A NUMBER of roads are expected to be affected as a result of the works by the National Grid.
As well as the Silk Road closure, Clarke Lane in Bollington will also be closed.
It will be shut from the junction at Bollington Road to the junction at Mode Hill Farm, from Monday, July 31, until August 24.
There will also be two-way traffic signals on London Road, near Butley Hey, on August 4 for an overhead electrical pole to be refurbished.
Other upcoming roadworks include: From Monday, July 31, until Friday, August 11, there will be a road closure and two-way signals at the junction of Spring Gardens and Beech Lane, Tytherington, for electrical works to be carried out. From Friday, August 4, to Sunday, August 13, there will be a lane closure along the Silk Road, at the A523 Ball Lane roundabout, Bollington, for the installation of a new Toucan crossing.
Over the weekend of July 15-16, two-way signals will be in place along Fence Avenue, Macclesfield, for United Utilities to replace an old lead pipe.
From Monday to Friday, August 7-11, there will be ‘some carriageway incursion’ for work on utility connections. From Thursday, August 24, until Wednesday, August 31, Hurdsfield Road in Macclesfield will be closed for resurfacing.


We are holding our annual general meeting on Monday 20 May, 7.30pm. The venue is Enfield Civic Centre, Silver Street, EN1 3ES and we will be in the Place Shaping room. All welcome – you don’t need to be a member to attend our meetings.
Further details, including an agenda, will appear here in due course.
Transport for London (TfL) are proposing changes to the A10 junction with Lincoln Road at Bush Hill Park, in preparation for Cycle Enfield’s east-west cycle route. TfL says, “These proposals are part of a wider TfL programme to encourage people to choose to cycle or walk in Enfield, which is being implemented by Enfield Council in partnership with us.”


Planning for the new Parkdale Community Hub is underway!
As our community prepares for this development, join your Parkdale neighbours on a tour of one or both of the existing vibrant hubs below to learn about their green building design, youth and resident community engagement, and community-led design initiatives.
The tours are FREE and will include return bus transportation from PARC (1499 Queen St W) to each hub, light refreshments and food, as well as tokens, childminding, and translation, as needed.
Please RSVP with Karla at email@example.com or (416) 537-2262 x269
Place: 1499 Queen St. W. (PARC to Bathurst-Finch Hub)


Belfast Castle is set on the slopes of Cavehill Country Park, Belfast and was built between 1811 and 1870 by the 3rd Marquess of Donegall. It was designed in the Scottish baronial style by Charles Lanyon and his son, of the architectural firm Lanyon, Lynn and Lanyon. In 1978, Belfast City Council began a major refurbishment over a period of ten years at a cost of over two million pounds. The architect was the Hewitt and Haslam Partnership. The building officially re-opened to the public on 11 November 1988.


JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) - Arkansas lawmakers announced Tuesday that 15 airports, including some in Region 8, will receive nearly $3 million in FAA grants to make improvements.
U.S. Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton, along with Congressmen Rick Crawford, French Hill, Steve Womack, and Bruce Westerman announced the $2.7 million grants from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) would support facility upgrades and expansions.
In Region 8, the following airports will receive funding:
- Ash Flat: Sharp County Regional Airport will recieve $134,370 to install navigation aids and rehabilitate airport beacons
- Blytheville: Blytheville Municipal Airport will receive $172,800 to rehabilitate the apron and taxiway.
- Manila: Manila Municipal Airport will receive $297,000 to rehabilitate the taxiway.
- Melbourne: Melbourne Municipal-John E. Miller Field Airport will receive $165,535 to construct a taxiway.
- Piggott: Piggott Municipal Airport will receive $94,950 to install airport beacons
Claiming that "infrastructure investments are critical to growth and economic development," the lawmakers said the upgrades would "better serve the needs of Arkansas businesses and families."
Other airports receiving funding include:
- Benton: Saline County Regional Airport will receive $82,581 to rehabilitate the apron and taxiway.
- Berryville: Carroll County Airport will receive $168,983 to rehabilitate the runway.
- Brinkley: Frank Federer Memorial Airport will receive $72,000 to rehabilitate the runway.
- Carlisle: Carlisle Municipal Airport will receive $206,392 to install weather reporting equipment and rehabilitate the taxiway.
- Clarendon: Clarendon Municipal Airport will receive $83,385 to install perimeter fencing.
- Clarksville: Clarksville Municipal Airport will receive $332,526 to reconstruct runway lighting and install runway vertical/visual guidance system.
- DeWitt: DeWitt Municipal Airport Whitcomb Field will receive $172,077 to rehabilitate the apron, runway, and taxiway as well as conduct an aeronautical survey for a new Runway Area Navigation (RAV) approach.
- Dumas: Billy Free Municipal Airport will receive $337,793 for taxiway construction.
- Siloam Springs: Smith Field Airport will receive $208,265 to install runway vertical/visual guidance system and reconstruct perimeter fencing.
- Springdale: Springdale Municipal Airport will receive $175,766 to reconstruct runway lighting and rehabilitate the runway.
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adopted this item on March 31, 2016 with amendments.
This item was considered by
Economic Development Committee
on February 26, 2016 and was adopted with amendments. It will be considered by City Council on March 31, 2016.
City Council consideration on March 31, 2016
Economic Development Committee consideration on February 26, 2016
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Date Added: 19/05/2014
Many Sandy residents remain concerned about issues to do with highways, eg the impact of the A1 and the risk of a serious accident on it, increased HGVs in Beeston and in Sandy High Street, speeding in the 20 mph zone, the junction of New Road with the A1, the condition of footpaths and pavements, the Black Cat roundabout and many more.
Sandy Town Council is not the Highways Authority for Sandy and it has extremely limited legal powers to involve itself in matters to do with the road network so our role is to act as an advocate for the community and to encourage the relevant authorities to consult with us and everyone in Sandy.
In March representatives of our council, Central Bedfordshire Council and the Highways Agency had a workshop meeting at which we discussed some of the local concerns in Sandy. You can see the minutes here. We will also be posting up any additional relevant documents arising from this meeting which may be of interest to the public. Some of these are available by following this link which will take you to the CBC Local Area Transport Plan and the Sandy Freight study.
On 12 May 2014 Sandy's Annual Meeting focused on a theme of "Getting About in Sandy" and speakers from Central Bedfordshire Council and Bedfordshire Police talked about road issues, traffic, speeding and footpaths. Unfortunately the representative of the Highways Agency who had promised to attend was not available.


In a few short weeks, a flurry of construction activity will soon be buzzing at the former Diamond Jacks Casino property.
Mayor Tommy Chandler and members of his staff met with Foundation Gaming Group (FGG), the project’s general contractor AnderCorp and others on the project team on Wednesday for a kick-off meeting to discuss initial details of the future transformation of the casino and hotel.
“The City of Bossier is committed to working with Foundation Gaming Group and AnderCorp to ensure this project runs smoothly,” said Mayor Chandler. “This is an outstanding economic opportunity for our city and region, and we’re thrilled to be involved in its progress.”
With an ambitious design-build delivery method under their belt, FGG and AnderCorp aim to begin preliminary demolition work in mid to late February.
The riverboat itself will be removed, and the remaining facility and hotel will be completely re-designed and overhauled, culminating in a unique land-based casino and entertainment complex.
Further information regarding the construction timeline and additional project details will be available in the coming weeks.


Lots of events are happening at City Hall next month! Please head over to the calendar on the City’s web page for the most accurate and up to date information.
Did you know you can live stream the Council meetings? Click here to live stream: https://civplus.tikiliveapi.com/…/city-of-fernley-city-coun…
And don’t forget, if you are unable to attend a Council meeting, but would like to have your comments or concerns recorded during public comment, you can always call/e-mail your ward representative to have your comments read for the record. Ward contact info can be found by clicking on this link, followed by clicking on your respective Council person. http://www.cityoffernley.org/index.aspx?nid=132
OCTOBER EVENTS AT CITY HALL:
– City Council Meeting, Wed. 10/4 at 5pm
– Redevelopment Study Workshop No. 2, Sat. 10/7, 10am-4pm
– Planning Commission Meeting, Wed. 10/11 at 5pm
– Follow-Up Spooktacular Planning Meeting, Thurs. 10/19 at 6pm
– Redevelopment Study Workshop No. 3, Mon. 10/16, 6pm-9pm
– City Council Meeting, Wed., 10/18 at 5pm
– Neighborhood Watch Meeting, Thurs., 10/26 at 6pm
– Annual Spooktacular Event, Tues., 10/31 begins at 4pm
All events are being held in City Hall. For additional information or questions, please call (775) 784-9851.


This vacant land is only a few roads from the beachfront with stunning seaviews. Not too many stands left with great views like this. Situated close to the main beach and all the amenities such as shops etc are closeby. Great neighbourhood to build your dream home. Design it, build it and love it.