Successful Public Meeting – Excellent Turnout!
Douglas Avenue Coalition,
What a great meeting we had on Tuesday, October 25th! With over 50 people in attendance, we had a great crowd of people showing excitement for the future of our business corridor. I want to welcome the 22 new people that have been added to our email list. Welcome! We’re glad you have joined us. If you are reading this and would also like to join our email list, please send an email to info@DouglasAve.org and we would be happy to add you as well.
I also want to thank our special guests: Matt Coen, Dave Nagel, and Laura Peters. Matt and Dave shared about the process taken to improve the Avenues of Ingersoll and Grand (www.theavenuesdsm.com) and about the Des Moines West Side Chamber of Commerce. Laura is a city planner and shared what we can expect going forward with the corridor plan. The plan will be developed in conjunction with several local, county, and state agencies, as well as a consultant who will study the corridor to identify needs and then develop a strategic plan to address them. Corridor plans typically address issues including traffic flow patterns, infrastructure needs, walkability, streetscaping, and more. Thank you all for sharing your experiences; we’re thrilled to have you in our corner!
Let’s get our Facebook likes up to 250 in the coming weeks. You know people who also want to see changes along Douglas so please invite them to like our page: https://www.facebook.com/DouglasAveDSM/


Cancelled: HDLPC Meeting – May 14, 2020
The Historic District and Landmark Preservation Commission Meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 14, 2020 has been cancelled. In accordance with Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order 202.1, no city commissions or boards are permitted to host in-person meetings at this time. In accordance with Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order 202.15, all public hearings that were scheduled to take place in April and May may be postponed until June 1, 2020 without prejudice. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 11th, 2020.


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Have your say and learn more about transport-related programs and initiatives in the Inner West. Join the conversation with our teams, featuring speakers from Sydney Gateway, Sydney Park Junction, M4/M5 and more. This is your chance to ask us about changes in your area and what matters to you.
In this session we’ll be featuring guest speakers behind the urban and First Nation design for the Sydney Gateway project.
About this event
Join our team to learn more about Sydney Gateway and changes to how you move around the airport precinct. The focus of this session will be on our work around the Domestic Terminals and near Mascot.
The Livestream event is on Tuesday 26 April from 6pm to 7pm and will be hosted by the Sydney Gateway project team.
You will be able to ask questions during the session using the chat function.
A link will be emailed to you separately following your registration for this event.
We look forward to you joining us.
Click this link to register for the event.
Use the form below to ask the project team a question about Sydney Gateway or any aspect of the project. Alternatively, please call 1800 654 446.
We will be holding a number of information and drop-in sessions in Mascot, Tempe and Wolli Creek from November to December 2019 to talk to you more about our planning process and our combined EIS/ MDP on public exhibition.
At our sessions there will be an opportunity for you to meet members of the Sydney Gateway project team, provide comments and have your questions answered about our project.
You can drop in any time to meet us at the sessions listed below.
We value your feedback on Sydney Gateway using this interactive map.
Your feedback will continue to shape the project ahead of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and Major Development Plan (MDP) consultation planned for late 2019.
Click anywhere in the project area on the map to leave your comment.>
Note: Comments will not be responded to directly. Please contact our team with any questions.
Your comment will be reviewed by the Sydney Gateway team before appearing on the map.
Use the email address below to ask the project team a question about Sydney Gateway or any aspect of the project. Alternatively, please call 1800 654 446.
Consultation on the concept design officially closed Sunday 23 June.
Come and meet the team and learn more about the project.
We welcome your feedback throughout all stages of the planning process of Sydney Gateway and look forward to your thoughts on the concept design.
We will be in the community, to understand the needs of local residents and businesses.
We are committed to improving open space at Tempe Lands after construction. A landscape plan will be developed in consultation with the community and Inner West Council. Please provide your feedback on how you would like Tempe Lands to be used in the future.
The preliminary draft Major Development Plan (MDP) is also on exhibition for Sydney Gateway because Sydney Airport is built on Commonwealth land. Approval is required under both NSW and Commonwealth government legislation.
The MDP is on exhibition for 60 days from 20 November to 21 February 2020 to provide the community and stakeholders with an opportunity to make comment on the project.
Sydney Airport Corporation will consider all submissions received on the draft MDP. On behalf of Sydney Airport Corporation, Roads and Maritime will prepare a Supplementary Report considering the issues raised and how they will be managed. The report will be submitted to the Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development for determination.
The EIS describes Sydney Gateway’s key features and assesses the potential environmental impacts during construction and operation.The EIS also recommends measures to manage and minimise potential impacts from the project.
In the EIS, we cover topics such as traffic and transport, air quality, noise and vibration, construction and biodiversity impacts.
The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) has placed the EIS on exhibition from 20 November to 19 December 2019. Everyone has the opportunity to make a submission on the EIS.
Sydney Gateway passes through both Sydney Airport land, owned by the Commonwealth, and State land under the jurisdiction of the NSW Government.
As a result the project requires two planning approvals to move forward:
You can make submissions about the proposed project under the NSW or Commonwealth planning process, or both.
Thank you to everyone who made a submission during the MDP process. A Submission Report is now being prepared. The MDP exhibition is now closed.
Thank you to everyone who made a submission during the EIS process. A Submission Report is now being prepared. The EIS exhibition is now closed.
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Place, Design & Landscape Plan public exhibition period closed.
The Sydney Gateway Place, Design & Landscape Plan (PDLP) public exhibition period has now ended. Our PDLP has been on public display from 21 September to 18 October 2021.
Your feedback is important to us and we thank you for providing your formal submissions, feedback, comments and suggestions. Your submission is important to us and we will review each one that we receive. We will make changes to the PDLP where possible, as long as it doesn’t impact the strict standards and requirements that we need to meet. We will provide an updated copy of the PDLP to the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment for their approval.
The final approved PDLP will be available on our website – nswroads.work/SydneyGateway.
In the meantime, if you have any questions about the project please contact us.
You can still visit our Virtual Room to learn more about our PDLP and see our latest artist impressions.


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Chapter numbers marked as "Intentionally Omitted" are left as placeholder sections for future use.


The Route 66 Festival will be utilizing a few of our northern and downtown parking lots.
Downtown Parking Lot 40 (corner of Jefferson and McDaniel) will be closed beginning at 4pm on Thursday, August 8, 2019.
Downtown Parking Lot 42 (on McDaniel St by Alumni Center) will be closed August 9-10, 2019.
Northern Parking Lots 34 (St. Louis St) and 39 (Walnut St) , will be blocked Friday, August 9, 2019 and Saturday August 10, 2019.
For any questions or concerns please contact the Parking Services Office at 417-836-4825, M-F, 8am-4:30pm.


Hinesburg Road Detour
Work is being done on Hinesburg Road near the intersection of Sunset Avenue and Hinesburg Road to repair a collapsed pipe and associated sinkhole on Hinesburg Road. A detour will be in place to bring traffic around the work zone. Vehicles will be directed around the section of Hinesburg Road between Williston Road and Kennedy Drive.
If you are traveling northbound on Hinesburg Road, you will turn on to Kennedy Dr., then take a left on to Williston Road. If you are traveling southbound on Hinesburg Road, you will stay on Williston Road, then take a right on to Kennedy Dr., and then a left back on to Hinesburg Road.
December 19, 2023


Glen Cove Signs on Ferry Operator
By a 4 to 3 vote, the Glen Cove City Council has approved a ferry operator - Hornblower Cruises - to provide commuter services to New York City.
Glen Cove will commence ferry service between Glen Cove and Manhattan in April, 2020. The service might also include stops in the Bronx and/or Roosevelt Island. Glen Cove oficials hope to finalize a contract by October.
There was some dissent among council members due to Hornblower wantingto charge the City $1200 an hour. During the summer of 2017, the MTA offered ferry service out of Glen Cove. New York Water Taxi provided that service. Their bid was $950 per hour compared to Hornblower.
Councilwoman Marsha Silverman, who voted for Hornblower, said that risking paying $16.6 million to the Federal Highway Administration for not having a ferry service in place was a factor. The council decided that Hornblower was a better option because New York Water Taxi would not be able to make as many trips out of Glen Cove as needed.
“We are excited to partner with Glen Cove to finalize details with the goal of delivering a new, reliable and resilient connection.” a Hornblower spokesman said in a statement.


Delta-Delta City Council members may have voted against a new youth sports complex Thursday night, but that doesn't mean the city will never get the facility. Council member Mary Cooper voted against the complex, saying Delta can not handle the maintainance and financial responsibilities of a youth sports complex.
She adds that the $800,000 dollar grant from Greater Outdoors Colorads had a lot of strings attached, such as specifics on when and how things would be constructed. Despite the decision, Cooper says she and the city recognize a need for a youth sports complex in Delta.
The city will give back the grant money to GOCO, and Cooper says they will try to eventually get some of the money back to build a scaled down complex.
The city is also looking at Confluence Park as a possible site.
City Council member's will meet again in two weeks to discuss the future of the park.
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There was an Etobicoke York Community Council Public Meeting for the Mimico-by-the-Lake Secondary Plan on April 9, 2013. A link to this agenda item including the Final Report prepared by City Planning is found here:
“Etobicoke York Community Council deferred its decision regarding the Final Report – Mimico-by-the-Lake Secondary Plan, until June 18, 2013, in order to allow the Director, Community Planning, Etobicoke York District, to respond to comments received at the April 9, 2013 Public Meeting.”
The motion by Councillor Grimes “to explore options and actions the City could undertake to support the implementation of this new planning framework” was subsequently ruled out of order by City Council, as the Item [the Secondary Plan] was not properly before City Council as it has not yet been approved.
The MRA sent the following questions to City Planning:
Will there be changes to the Plan before the June 18th EYCC Meeting?
M.Premru: Regarding the next M2020 staff report, this is still a work in progress so I’m not certain of the final outcome at this point. However, I note that EYCC’s primary instruction to staff was to report back on what we heard on April 9th rather than any specific instruction on actual revisions to the Secondary Plan. Once the report is completed, it will be made available online through the City Clerk here: http://app.toronto.ca/
If there are new supplementary materials/reports, will these be available 20 days before the Council meeting?
M.Premru: Regarding the next staff report related to Mimico 2020, this will be made available by the Clerk on or about June 10th. The 20 day period was a mandatory requirement for when an Official Plan Amendment is being proposed.
The Mimico Residents Association will post a link to the staff report as soon as it is available.
NEW June 6, 2013:
The EYCC Agenda item has now been scheduled for 11am on June 18th, and the Item background is listed here:
The Supplementary Report responding to comments at the April 9 meeting has also been posted:


Clean up Mona Vale's children's play area
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CLEAN UP THE PARK
The children's play area located next to Northern Beaches Council (Park St Mona Vale) needs a revamp. The current state of the park is sad, unkept, virtually uninhabited and borderline dangerous. It is such a shame to see such a potentially wonderful space in such a poor way.
Clean up the park and make it a child friendly place once again. Mona Vale NEEDS a safe children's play area and this park in its current state is NOT adequate.
GET ON BOARD AND HELP US ENCOURAGE NORTHERN BEACHES COUNCIL TO CLEAN UP THE PARK!
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Residential - Baltic, OH
Beautiful building sites in a great Baltic location. 2 lots available for 15,900 each with city water and sewer. Great views of the valley!
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If you are interested in how the City develops the North Sector, you may wish to attend this Open House.
North Sector Area Plan
This concerns the area between Wildstone and Shadow Mountain. An Open House is scheduled in the Manual Training Centre for Tuesday October 29th for those interested. 7:00- 9:00pm
Citizens for a Livable Cranbrook Society provides grassroots leadership and an inclusive process, with a voice for all community members, to ensure that our community grows and develops in a way that incorporates an environmental ethic, offers a range of housing and transportation choices, encourages a vibrant and cultural life and supports sustainable, meaningful employment and business opportunities.


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ONE OF LAST REMAINING ALLOTMENTS IN MOODEWARRA VIEWS
- Land: 929m² (0.23 acres)
Situated in the Moodewarra Views Estate this 929m2 allotment would be the perfect position to build the dream home. The allotment is fenced to 3 sides and has a 6m x 3m garden shed erected on the site as well as a concrete slab for a dwelling. For further details please contact Mark Muldrew.
929m² / 0.23 acres
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There used to be a gas station on this corner, next to the carpet store. It stopped being a gas station and only served as a car servic place. It closed down over a year ago and something else has been built there. It seems like it's retail, but I can't tell what it's going to be. Does anyone have any idea?


Srinagar, Dec 17: Inhabitants of Sonwar areas here are up in arms against authorities for failing to undertake repairs on dilapidated link road at Bonamsar.
Locals said that the dilapidated road is affecting around 3000 families living at Sonwar and its adjacent areas.
Riyaz Ahmad Bhat, locality president said that Srinagar Municipal Corporation had issued the allotment to the contractor for carrying macadamisation.
“On 21 September, this year, the contractor came along with machinery to our locality and asked us to move the cars parked at roadsides to some other places as he was going to start macadamisation process next day,” Bhat said.
He added that, however the contractor didn’t turn next day and also took the machinery back without having a word with locals.
Seconding him, Nisar Ahmad Bhat, another local said that later locals approached SMC. “At SMC, we came to know that the allotment work for this road was diverted to some other area,” he said.
The dilapidated link road has affected residents of Palpora, GupkarMohalla, Sonwar-A and other adjacent areas.
Locals said that this vital link road is also helpful in decreasing traffic rush on the main road.
“The main road stretch from Gupkar crossing to Shivpora remains choked with traffic jams. Therefore, the interior link road was helpful for locals, serving as entry and exit point to reach respective destinations,” they said.
Locals allege the successive government had failed to address the issue and the road is in dilapidated condition for past five years now.
“This is one of the important link roads but dotted with potholes hampering smooth vehicular movement,” they rued.
SMC Commissioner AtharAamir said that he would look into the matter.


Yesterday evening, the South of Market Committee of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition (SFBC) met at their Market Street office to discuss advocacy tactics for making sure SFMTA follows through on Mayor Edwin Lee’s Executive Directive on safety in their neighborhood. “They’re hoping to get this in the ground by May of 2017,” said Charles Deffarges, community organizer with the Bicycle Coalition. He pointed to SFMTA designs, projected on a screen for the group, of 7th and 8th streets, with physically protected bike lanes. “This design is not all the way there, but it is a first phase,” he said.
Streetsblog readers will recall that on the evening of June 22, Kate Slattery and Heather Miller were killed in separate incidents in San Francisco. Slattery died at the intersection of 7th and Howard streets. A month later, under intense pressure from the Bicycle Coalition, the mayor issued an “executive directive on safety.” Part of the directive was specific to the area where Slattery was killed, instructing “SFMTA to deliver near-term safety improvements on 7th and 8th Streets in the next nine months.”
That process is now under way. Streetsblog covered an open house back in September, where SFMTA got feedback on designs for 7th and 8th. Now the Bicycle Coalition is focusing on longer-term planning for Folsom and Howard Streets. They want to keep up the pressure and make sure safety measures are put through before any more cyclists are hurt or killed. SFMTA is holding open houses on the designs on Thursday, December 8, and Saturday, December 10.
“My hope is we can figure out exactly what we want to achieve through this open house,” said Deffarges. “Our overarching goal for Folsom and Howard is to have the best streets possible–how do we use these upcoming open houses to leverage that goal?” Read more…


How will Games Lanes affect Olympics?
Olympics host cities are required to put in place a road network that ensures reliable journey times for those involved in making the Games happen.
But the introduction of an Olympic Route Network (ORN) - along with dedicated Games Lanes for athletes, officials, VIPs and media - has sparked anger from UK residents and businesses, including London taxi drivers.
They are concerned about increased traffic restrictions causing widespread congestion - particularly in the capital.
Transport for London (TfL) told the BBC it expected London's taxi trade to benefit during London 2012, adding that TfL and Games organisers were involved in ongoing discussions with taxi trade representatives about plans for the Olympics.
Russell Hall, a London taxi driver with 27 years' experience, takes BBC News on a black cab tour of likely Olympics transport hotspots.
17 Jan 2012


Caltrans Roadwork Scheduled
Sonora, CA — Caltrans warns that there could be delays on some Mother Lode highways this week.
A crew is out on Highway 108, conducting maintenance on the highway’s shoulders, working from Lime Kiln Road to the Highway 120 Yosemite Junction. The work will run today, through Friday, from 6am-7pm. Delays of 5-10 minutes should be expected.
On Highway 120, in south Tuolumne County, utility work is taking place from Big Oak Road to Hells Hollow Road. 5-10 minute delays are expected, today through Friday, from 6:30am to 4:30pm.
In Calaveras County, utility work will be taking place on Highway 26 from the Highway 12 intersection to Nove Way. No significant traffic delays are expected. The work will take place today through Friday from 7am – 5pm.


I call the beautiful new school building that is going up on E.8th between Kermit and Caton in Kensington "Mystery Sparkle School" because that new construction is always so gorgeous (and they change the numbers). PS 437 is a "working title".
There are some interesting doings down there and a promising proposed plan is surfacing. This may impact (in a good way - relieving overcrowding, providing improved additional facilities and maybe more spots for prek among other interesting benefits...) the PS 130 community among others.
If you live in Kensington or Windsor Terrace, you definitely have a stake in this decision. There is going to be a meeting with the District 15 Community Education Council this coming Tues. July 15, 2014 at 6:30pm at PS 130, 70 Ocean Parkway. They will be discussing possible zoning changes as well as proposed plans for the Sparkle School.


Harmony Playground in Clayton, NC
Novo Nordisk has been a big supporter of the Clayton Community Recreational Foundation’s (CCRF) efforts to bring the first inclusive playground to Clayton, NC over the past three years.
But, there is still a long way to go before we will be able to break ground on a specially-designed playground to be built on land donated by the Town of Clayton at East Clayton Community Park. We need your help to get closer to our fundraising goal and to make this dream a reality. Every donation made to our Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, means so much and will help make a difference to children of all abilities in Clayton and surrounding areas. Together, we can build a community that plays together!
In appreciation of your generous support, the Clayton Community Recreational Foundation would like to offer limited-time thank you gift(s) to Novo Nordisk employees who make donations at the following levels.
The group shirt order will be placed at that time and shirts will be delivered to Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industries, LP for pickup by employees.
Special Edition Novo Nordisk Harmony Playground T-Shirt


The Parish Council has recently been provided with information that outlines the traffic management arrangements for a temporary road closure along Admaston Road, Wellington.
FCC Environment are undertaking works to remove existing speed cushions and build outs and replace with rubber bolt down cushions, on behalf of Telford & Wrekin Council’s Highways and Neighbourhood Management team, which are set to commence onMonday 29th June 2015 and anticipated to last for a duration of 2 weeks with an end date of Friday 10th July 2015.
The diversion route will be via North Road, Apley Avenue, Whitchurch Drive and the Shawbirch Road.
The contractor plans on working in restricted hours which in turn should mean a minimal impact on residents. The closure may only be on for a short period of time to allow work to take place on narrower sections of Admaston Road and may be sectional with unsigned local diversion routes available to residents.
If you have any questions or require any further information on the matter, then please do not hesitate to contact If not available Adam Brookes, phone 01952 384 000, email Adam.Brookes@telford.gov.uk
If not available Tim Evans, phone 01952 384 000, email Tim.Evans@telford.gov.uk


Oro was struck by cyclone Guba in 2007 and many vital bridge connections were washed out. This has had a major impact on the people of the province. The Oro Bridges Reconstruction Project is working to restore four major bridges making them safer and more reliable for generations to come. The bridge crossing the Kumusi river will be the longest two lane bridge in the country at 285 metres.
Project Value: K139 million
Start Date: 8 December 2014


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Al Leibof, Vice-President, Homestead Valley Sanitary District
Todd Gates, Secretary, Alto Sanitary District
Jim Jacobs, Tamalpais Community Service District
Peter Mcintosh, Richardson Bay Sanitary District
Steve Burke, City of Mill Valley


US – Downtown ‘Grandissimo’ will ‘blow the lid off everything’By Phil - 23 July 2018
Plans for a new casino on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas have been given the green light by the Las Vegas City Council although little is known about the project yet apart from the fact that it will be owned by Derek Stevens, who also owns the D Las Vegas.
Mr. Stevens, who purchased the building that used to house the Las Vegas Club, Mermaids and the Glitter Gulch Strip Club, has hinted that the casino could be called Grandissimo. The name would be a nod to Jay Sarno, who built Caesars Palace in 1966. He had envisaged a casino in Las Vegas with that name back in the day but his idea never came to fruition. Mr. Stevens does own the rights to the name Grandissimo.
Having bulldozed Las Vegas Club, Mermaids and the Glitter Gulch Strip Club last year, he will now build a brand new, 1.2m sq. ft. resort the downtown has seen since 1980.
The property will be 459 ft high with 777 guest rooms and 117,740 square feet of gaming space. It will have a 1,526-space parking lot connected to the casino via a sky bridge. Other features include a rooftop lounge, a sports book, a ballroom with meeting space, a nightclub, several bars and restaurants, a pool and spa.
Mayor Carolyn Goodman said recently though that the new casino would transform the west end of Fremont Street and ‘blow the lid off everything.’


Please be advised that beginning on Monday,
August 7, 2017, 15th Avenue SE from approximately 300 feet southwesterly of TH
10 to 11th Street SE will be closed due to railroad crossing repair work in the
This closure is expected to last approximately
Detours will be posted.


Charnwood Borough Council is the local Planning Authority and they have full powers when considering planning applications.
Queniborough Parish Council is consulted on all applications falling within the parish boundary. These are considered at Council and Committee Meetings which take place each month. The Council's comments are then passed to Charnwood BC for their deliberations. They may take them on board or disregard as they see fit. Members of the public are entitled to attend our Council Meetings and time is set aside at each full Council meeting for members of the public to speak to the Council about any concerns they have.
For residents, you must be aware of the Conservation Area as this imposes further restrictions should your property be located within it. There are also a large number of trees with TPOs (Tree Preservation Orders) and you should check with Charnwood BC before you carry out any work on a tree within the town.
See the main Planning page for latest applications.


The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola, last Thursday, expressed satisfaction at the pace of work at the ongoing rehabilitation of Ejigbo-Isheri-Osun-Ijegun road and bridges. Fashola, who monitored the progress with members of the state executive council, said despite the complex nature of the project, the contractor has carried on with a good measure of speed.
According to him, when completed, the road and bridges which connect Ejigbo LCDA and Igando-Ikotun LCDA, would reduce journey time spent by residents around the area.
He said: “We are in Ijegun and in Ijedodo and this is the service that we are providing by trying to link Ejigbo to the other parts of Alimosho, Pipeline, Aboru and all of those long winding journeys. This road would significantly reduce journey time by a really long stretch when it is finally finished and we are inching along and making progress.”
The governor explained that the last time he checked the details on the road, it was really a bed of swamp, hence it required piles that were driven as long as 34 metres deep with about 1,022 piles driven into the depths to ensure an enduring bridge.
He described the construction process as a complex engineering work spread over a length of six kilometres and about 1.2 km of a network of bridges. He then sought to know from critics if the Isheri-Osun-Jakande Estate Road located in the innermost parts is also for the elites.
The governor was accompanied by Commissioners for Works and Infrastructure, Dr Obafemi Hamzat; Economic Planning and Budget, Mr Ben Akabueze; Justice, Mr. Ade Ipaye; Establishments Training and Pensions, Mrs. Florence Oguntuashe and Special Adviser on Works and Infrastructure, Engineer Ganiyu Johnson, among others.


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Minutes of a Regular Meeting
March 2, 1993
Town of Los Altos Hills
City Council Meeting
Wednesday, March 2, 1993, 6:00 P.M.
Council Chambers. 26379 Fremont Road
1. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Johnson called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 6:04
p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall.
Present: Mayor Johnson and Councilmembers Hubbard, Siegel and
Tryon
Absent: Mayor Pro Tem Dauber
Staff: City Manager Les M. Jones, II, City Attorney Sandy Sloan,
Director of Public Works Jeff Peterson, Town Planner
Linda Niles and Acting City Clerk Lam Lonberger
Press: Jan Shaw, Los Altos Town Crier
2. APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
3. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
Planning Commissioner Comiso reported that the Commission had continued the
public hearing on the site development application for Lands of Gallie/Munyak for
redesign. The Commission had requested the Council schedule a study session on
the application to discuss the possibility of a variance for this project before the
applicant undertook a redesign. Commissioner Comiso also commented on time
frame and, in an effort not to cause any further delay to the applicant, the
Commission was suggesting the Council act as the site development review
committee so that it would not have to go back to the Commission. The City
Attorney stated that Council could review and give an opinion on the issue of a
variance, but according to State and Town regulations a variance request must be
heard by the Planning Commission. The Mayor thanked Commissioner Comiso for
her comments and noted that this issue was scheduled for discussion by the Council
later in the meeting.
`r. March 2, 1994
Regular City Council Meeting

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Everyday countless UK drivers are delayed and frustrated by roadworks. Sometimes it is only a minor pothole repair and the disruption is gone the following day, however, many roadworks seem to carry on forever.
Part of the reason for the more than 4 million annual road excavations taking so long is that often no one knows what they are going to find under the road. The problem is exacerbated when dealing with old workings such as Victorian water, sewage and gas supplies and some of the first mains electric cabling.
Fortunately the UK cartographers have come to the rescue by publishing maps of what is underneath the ground. This is designed to make sure that whoever is digging up the road will be able to pinpoint exactly where they need to dig and hopefully the roadworks will be quicker.
The maps will be based on existing diagrams and will be made available to contractors on hand held computers.
It is hoped that the project will cut the average annual £5 billion cost of congestion caused by excavations, which themselves cost £1 billion every year.
"Reducing road works would bring enormous economic and environmental benefits," commented an industry expert.
The plan will also include a project to tag pipes as they are laid so that they can be detected with a radio scanner.


Infrastructure and the outlook for municipal bonds in 2022
- Our Blog
Catherine Stienstra, Head of Municipal Bond Investments
Douglas Rangel, CFA, Vice President, Fixed-Income Client Portfolio Manager
Henry Henderson, Municipal Research Analyst
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is one of several positive drivers for municipal bonds in the new year.


Project: Dong Thap General Hospital.
Investor: Dong Thap Department of Health.
Location: 39 Nguyen Van Tre, My Tan, City. Cao Lanh, Dong Thap.
Project scale: Including 02 main blocks with 10 floors and 04 floors.
Completion time: Under construction.
The work is divided into categories, including: the main building block with 2 blocks of 10 floors and 4 floors next to each other, construction area 10,383m2, construction floor area over 55,000m2; The house of the Department of Infection; Faculty of nuclear medicine and oncology; Department of Pathology; the guest house of the patient’s family…


The Rainier Beach Neighborhood Action Team had a very productive meeting on Thursday, May 2, 2913. Focused on Transit Justice, panelists from Bike Works/Greenways, Transit Riders Union, Transportation Choices Coalition and the transit youth talked about what they are doing to defend and advance transit justice and our neighborhood’s transportation priorities.
THREE WAYS to SUPPORT TRANSIT JUSTICE & SAFE STREETS in RB: SAFE STREETS!
Did you notice that you do not have enough time to cross the street? Seattle Greenways has been doing a research study in the Rainier Valley/ Columbia City neighborhood. If interested, attend their meeting in Columbia City on May 8th at Urban Impact starting at 6pm.
LOW- INCOME BUS FARE.
Bus fares have gone up by 80% since 2008 and that is why the Transit Riders Union is fighting for a low- income fare. Please show your support by signing the petition to King County Council to make sure all people are able to afford to ride the bus!
MORE BUS CUTS?!
Metro is looking at cutting another 66 bus routes unless we do something about it. There is currently a transportation bill, HB 1954 to help prevent these cuts by giving transit agencies new funding options! Call your legislators at 1-800-562-6000 today and tell them you support HB 1954. We can’t take any more bus cuts!
- Take action on House Bill 1954/House Bill 1955 , call 1-800-562-6000. Support our local bus service. I depend on my bus!
- Upcoming meetings:
- May 6th: Transit Riders Union monthly meeting. Meetings are the first Monday of the month. For more information email Katie Wilson at firstname.lastname@example.org.
- May 8th : Greenways meeting Columbia City meeting at Urban Impact. Memorial walk starting at 5pm for Seattle Mariners fan Duane Heierwere who was hit on April hit while trying to catch the light rail at Rainier Beach Station. For more information contact: Deb Salls at email@example.com.
- May 7th or 14th : King County Council Meeting (re: proposal cuts). For more information contact Shefali (firstname.lastname@example.org)
Next Rainier Beach Moving Forward Action Meeting will be on May 23, 2013, 6:30-8pm at NeighborCare’s community meeting room (9245 Rainier Ave. S)
For more information about Rainier Beach Moving Forward and its Action Teams, contact Patrice Thomas (email@example.com)


ILION, NY – It was standing room only at the Ilion Municipal Building Monday.
Ilion residents were there for an informational meeting concerning the village’s troubled water supply.
Two things residents want to know.
When will the problem be fixed? And how much will it cost?
Two possible long-term solutions were brought up at the meeting.
One would be a new village treatment plant and source water improvements.
The other would be a partnership with the Mohawk Valley Water Authority, which would bring water into Ilion via a pipeline.
Ilion Mayor Brian Lamica says he has mixed feelings about both options.
“This isn’t something we want to enter into lightly. It’s a decision we’re going to have to be making before too much longer. On the other hand, it’s a decision that’s going to be impacting the village for many, many years to come. So we want to make sure we get it right. We get one shot at it.”
The mayor says the next step is funding.
Once the source of that funding is determined, the village can go ahead and choose between the two plans.
To learn more about the proposed plans click here.


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Vote “YES” on Eugene Street Bond Measure 20-333!
BEST urges you to vote “YES” on the Eugene Street Bond Measure 20-333 for these 12 reasons.
BEST offers suggestions for renewing Eugene’s street bond measure
As City of Eugene staff develop options for renewing Eugene’s street bond measure, BEST suggested 1) a street improvement bond, 2) to fund critical unfunded needs, 3) providing broad benefits, 4) with a balance of accountability and flexibility, 5) at the same tax rate.


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Dirt roads are graded on a revolving schedule. You can see the revolving schedule on our Dirt Road Maintenance page.
Per New Mexico State Law, Chapter 3, Article 33 NMSA, 1978 Improvement Districts the City cannot pave local roads for residents. If you would like to investigate paving your road, please visit our Special Assessment District (SAD) page.


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CITY OF SAN LEANDRO
STAFF REPORT

APPROVED AND FORWARDED
TO CITY COUNCIL

ams

DATE:

May 7, 2007

TO:

John Jermanis, City Manager

FROM:

Hanson Hom, Community Development Director

BY: Debbie Pollart, Planning Manager tJP
SUBJECT PROJECT/PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

MATTER OF APPEAL BY INTERNATIONAL CHURCH FOURSQUARE GOSPEL,
APPLICANT, OF THE DECISION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL OF
PLN2006-00049; REZONE AND ZONING MAP AMENDMENT TO REZONE THE
PROPERTIES IDENTIFIED AS 14600 AND 14850 CATALINA STREET FROM
INDUSTRIAL PARK (IP) TO INDUSTRIAL PARK, ASSEMBLY USE OVERLAY (IP-AU).
NO PHYSICAL CHANGES TO THE PROPERTIES ARE PROPOSED AS PART OF THIS
ENTITLEMENT. THE PROJECT SITE IS LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
CATALINA STREET AND F ARALLON DRIVE AND IS COMPRISED OF THREE
SEPARATE PARCELS; ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBERS 80G-933-20, -21, AND -22-1;
INTERNATIONAL CHURCH FOURSQUARE GOSPEL (PROPERTY OWNER AND
APPLICANT).

SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION

On April 12, 2007, the Planning Commission denied a rezone of the properties in question to
include the Assembly Use overlay (-AU). The project site is currently zoned Industrial Park (IP)
and is not one of the sites recently rezoned to include the Assembly Use overlay. The applicant
wishes to have the Assembly Use overlay applied to the property so that they could move their
existing assembly facility from Manor Boulevard. With the Assembly Use overlay, the applicant
could apply for the necessary Conditional Use Permit needed for assembly uses. Without the
overlay, the property is not permitted, nor conditionally permitted for assembly uses.

Based upon the General Plan policies and Zoning Code regulations that were the basis for the
Assembly Use Overlay criteria, the fact that the City's industrial zones are designed to and do in
fact accommodate materials and activities that pose at least a potential hazard to human
populations and that such presence and the potential future presence of hazardous materials and
activities in the vicinity of the project site and the intended assembly use, renders it inappropriate
for rezoning with the Assembly Use Overlay, the Planning Commission and staff recommend
that the City Council make a motion to uphold the denial of the rezone and deny the appeal.

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DMI strives to assist in ongoing community development efforts, via our beautification program. Beautification activities include neighborhood cleanups, flower planting, graffiti removal and small project targeting. Partners for these projects include the City of Mansfield, Richland County Land Reutilization Corporation and Richland Newhope. Volunteers are always sought. For additional information or to report an issue, please click here.
The DMI Beautification Squad will assist with all things improvement happening within downtown or one of our near downtown districts. Activities will include trash and debris removal, flower planting, weeding, trimming and more. Looking for a specific task? DMI has worked with a variety of religious and community based organizations, seeking tasks or activities custom suited and age/skill specific for your volunteer group. Please signup today. Specific questions, click here.


The City of Summerville has received several concerns and questions from political candidates, political parties, and citizens concerning campaign signs on public right- of -ways. The city’s code of ordinances states that:
Section 9.5 Subsection V
Political Signs: Signs whereby the public is to be informed regarding a specific political event or candidate(s) or issue(s).
- Political signs shall be located a minimum of one foot from any publicly maintained right-of-way or easement, shall not be located in any medians, and must be with proper authorization of the property owner(s).
- Political signs shall be limited to a copy area not to exceed thirty-two (32) square feet; however, this shall not be deemed to disallow the use of general outdoor advertising signs.
- Political signs shall be allowed in all zoning districts.
- Prior to removal of signs in violation, except for signs on the right-of-way or those signs creating a traffic or safety hazard, (whether erector or user) shall be given at least 48 hours notice to remedy their violation.
Candidates and political parties will have until Monday, April 4, 2016 to remove or relocate their signs; after such time, city staff will be advised to remove signs from the public right-of-way. The city will store the signs at the city maintenance garage. Candidates or political party affiliates may pick up their signs between the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday. For questions or concerns regarding the ordinance, please contact City Hall at (706) 859 -0900.


>>October 24, 2019, NMCOG is hosting a Citizen Planner Training Collaborative (CPTC) workshop entitled Drafting Zoning Amendments. For more information and to register for the event: http://masscptc.org/training/autumn/fall-workshops-19.html
>>On October 29, 2019, The Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance, the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission and the Northern Middlesex Council of Governments are jointly presenting the Merrimack Valley Smart Growth Summit to be held at UTEC in Lowell. to learn more about this event and to register please go to: https://www.great-neighborhoods.org/mvsummit
>>The US Census Bureau is holding recruiting events for the upcoming 2020 US Census. Recruiting events will be held in libraries in Billerica, Chelmsford, Lowell and Pepperell as well as at the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association. Click here for the Event Schedule. For more information go to 2020census.gov/en/jobs.
>> At It's July 24, 2019 meeting, the NMMPO voted to endorse the FFY 2020-2040 Northern Middlesex Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). The Plan is currently in effect.


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Kearny Zoning Board of Adjustment
June 18 @ 7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
A special meeting of the Kearny Zoning Board of Adjustment will be held on June 18, 2019, Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 402 Kearny Avenue, Kearny, NJ.
The extent of the agenda is known as follows:
Roman Asphalt Corp.
32-36 O’Brien Road
Preliminary & Final Site Plan & Variance Applications
Americo & Claudia Sousa
72 Linden Avenue
William Treanor/Vladislav Dorokhin
10 Wilkinson Terrace/60 William Street


Posted: March 2, 2021
Last modified: April 7, 2021
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is closing Division Avenue between Anderson Street and Gore Street nightly March 2 – 22. The closures are scheduled to start as early as 10 p.m. each night and end by 6 a.m. the following mornings.
The closures are necessary for bridge work and painting.
Please view or download this detour map detailing the closures.
Modifications or extensions to this schedule may become necessary due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions. Follow @I4Ultimate on Twitter or visit I4Ultimate.com for updates. Motorists are advised to maintain a safe speed when driving though the work zone.


Spring Valley is located in the heart of southwestern Las Vegas. Oddly enough, it is not a Las Vegas community. The city does not have its own government and is not governed by the City of Las Vegas so it is unincorporated and belongs Clark County.
At about 35 acres Spring Valley is named because of the Spring Mountains located west of the valley.
Many of its residents likely don’t know that they are not technically ” Las Vegas” residents. Nearly 120,000 people live there and find great shopping, schools, neighborhoods, tennis and other recreation, golf, churches, and people.
Houses in this area of south west Las Vegas typically hold a great value. It is mid way between Summerlin and The La Vegas Strip. The community is located near many resources including access to major streets and business centers.
Contact Dan today to view any of these amazing properties!
Call or Text: (702) 802-0077


Project to connect Embassy, Botanical Conservatory breaks ground
The Botanical Conservatory and the Embassy Theatre will soon be connected.
Officials including Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry on Tuesday broke ground on a connection between the two popular downtown Fort Wayne attractions. The project plans for a glass-walled, ground-level passageway that will link the Conservatory lobby to the lower level of the Embassy Theatre.
The $560,240 connection will allow guests to park in covered parking garages nearby and access the attractions under cover.
"With events happening all year long in the Conservatory, we wanted to give citizens a way to visit without having to brave the elements, and this project will do that," said Fort Wayne Parks Director Steve McDaniel.
Henry said the project should allow visitors and residents to "get the most out of their time in the heart of our city."


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF GOSHEN
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
The Town of Goshen Zoning Board of Appeals will hold the following public hearing on Thursday, June 19, 2014 at 7:30PM in the Conference Room at Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street:
Jason Dismukes, PE, for Simon Ellis, 300 West Side Road â€“ Special Permit per Section 2.4.3 of the Zoning Regulations to Increase Size of Nonconforming Structure (2nd Floor Addition & 3-Season Porch).
At this public hearing, interested persons may appear and be heard and written communications received. Copies of the application are available for inspection in the Land Use Office in Goshen Town Hall, 42 North Street.
Dated this 27th Day of May, 2014
By Amanda Cannon, Chairman
Zoning Board of Appeals
RA 6/5 & 6/12,2014 627399


Underground parking included (in the neighbour building).
Built size (total): 130 m2. Terrace: 15 m2. Floor: 11th. Community fees: 126 €/month. Orientation: Southwest.
Year of construction: 1983.
air conditioning, heating, sea view, mountain view, panoramic view, private parking.
airport, metro/train, highway, hospital, health center, beach, shops, restaurants, golf course.


INVITATION TO BID
TOWN OF ROXBURY, CONNECTICUT
MINOR BRIDGE ROAD
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received from qualified contractors for the reconstruction of approximately 1.3-mile section of Minor Bridge Road. The scope of work will include the reclaiming of existing pavement; adding and compacting of base material, paving, replacement of existing catch basin tops, installation of additional drainage, repair shoulders and the repair of existing cable guide rails and repair head/end walls. The drainage part of the project is between Town Line Road and South Street. The limits are indicated on the plan as the limit of project.
Bid packages can be picked up at Roxbury Town Hall and completed bids are to be submitted to:
Barbara Henry, First Selectman
Roxbury Town Hall
29 North Street
P. O. Box 203
Roxbury, CT 06783
The bids are due in Roxbury Town Hall by Tuesday, February 17, 2017. Only bidders with municipal or state road construction experience will be considered. The bids are to be submitted in a sealed envelope with the name of the bidder, his address and the words "MINOR BRIDGE BID" clearly marked in bold letters on the outside of the envelope. There will be a mandatory pre-bid meeting on Wednesday, January 25th at 10:00 a.m. Those interested should meet at the intersection of Minor Bridge Road and Berry Rd/Town Line Rd.
The Town of Roxbury will select the qualified candidates based on pricing, presentation, and recommendations. The bid will not be selected on pricing alone. The Board of Selectmen reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids; to waive any defects, irregularities, informalities; or to divide the award deemed to be in the best interest of the Town of Roxbury.
The Town of Roxbury is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
Specific questions regarding the bids should be directed to First Selectman Barbara Henry at (860) 354-9938 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
Dated January 13, 2017.
Board of Selectmen
Town of Roxbury
R-A January, 17 2017


On the weekends and holidays, Calle del Arco is turned into a pedestrian path. Honest, I don’t understand why they don’t make Calle del Arco into a permanent pedestrian thoroughfare between Parque Central and Iglesia de La Merced. Who wants to vote for that?
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RESURFACING work for a major road in Havant town centre will take place next month.
Officials at Havant Borough Council say the resurfacing of Park Road North and Park Road South will start on Wednesday, July 17.
The work will involve planing out the old road surface and will take place from 8.45am to 4.30pm and 7pm to 11pm each day.
This work is due to take three days.
From Monday, July 22, there will be resurfacing during the same hours. The work should finish on July 25.
Steve Mountain, special projects engineer, said: ‘This arrangement means that more work is being done during daylight hours, with a corresponding reduction in night working.
‘We will only be outside a particular address for a small part of the overall schedule.’


Posted: 16.11.20 at 09:42 by Tim Lethaby
Street Parish Council will be holding its monthly meeting tomorrow (November 17) virtually, where proposed social housing developments in the village and the future plans for Greenbank Pool will be discussed.
The council will be holding the meeting virtually via Zoom from 7pm. Topics that will be discussed include:
The community police update for the local area.
The proposed social housing developments at both Cranhill car park and Cemetery Lane next to the Portland park/estate area.
The proposed future outline plans for Greenbank Pool into 2021, including various other items on the agenda.
If you wish to speak on any of these matters, members of the public are welcome to express their views or ask any questions, with public question time starting at 6.55pm.
To join the meeting you must email the clerk at [email protected]
You need to request a Zoom link which will enable you to join the meeting and you must state for which matter you would like to speak on.
You will have three minutes to speak at public question time. You can alternatively if you wish, email your questions or comments to the clerk.
If you wish to view the meeting but do not wish to speak you can alternatively, watch the meeting live via the official Street Parish Youtube channel below, which can be found here.


Here’s a look at the roads impacted by the Ironman Triathlon
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — If you’re hitting the roads on Saturday in New Hanover County, make sure you’re aware of potential traffic delays during the Ironman Triathlon.
The triathlon covers 70.3 miles from Wrightsville Beach to downtown Wilmington.
The swim begins in the Intracoastal Waterway and the 57-mile bike ride goes from Wrightsville Beach, north on 421, a loop in Pender County and then returning to downtown Wilmington by 421 South. The run begins at Cape Fear Community College, loops to Greenfield Park and back.
The following roads will close on Saturday at 5:30 a.m.
• North Front Street between N 3rd & Red Cross Streets.
• North 2nd St. between N Front & Brunswick Streets.
• Brunswick St. between N 3rd & Nutt Streets.
• Nutt St. between Brunswick & Hanover Streets
The following lanes/roads will close for the Run Course on Saturday starting at 8 a.m. with full closures of all roads/lanes by 9 a.m.
- Lane Closure – Southbound Lane of Front St. from Red Cross St. to Dawson St. (with cross streets of Red Cross, Walnut, Chestnut, Grace, Princess, Market, Dock (after Farmers Market – 2pm), Orange, Nun, & Castle Streets open to vehicular traffic)
- Lane Closure – Northbound Lane of South Front St. between Dawson St. & S 3rd/Burnett Blvd/Carolina Beach Rd.
- Lane closures – Close northbound & southbound turn lanes of S 3rd onto Greenfield St.
- Lane closure – Inside lane of W. Lakeshore Dr., from S 5th to Stadium Dr. – no vehicular traffic clockwise around lake.
- Road Closure – Dawson, Wright, Meares & Marstellar St.’s at S Front St.
- Road Closure – Greenfield St. between S Front St. & S 5th/Lake Shore Dr. (eastbound lane open for resident/business access to Greenfield St.)
- Road Closure – Southbound 3rd at Dawson St.
- Road Closure – East Lake Shore Dr. & S 4th (entrance/exit to Greenfield Lake)
- Road Closure – Amphitheater Dr. & Honeysuckle Dr. around Greenfield Lake Amphitheater
Visit here for a map on how traffic will be impact for this event.
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- Thursday 12 July 2018
Sunshine Coast Council has extended the community consultation period for the draft Integrated Transport Strategy from Friday, July 13 to Friday, July 20 to ensure our community has a chance to have a say.
Council is asking for community feedback on our region’s transport system to ensure we are on the right track.
Transport Portfolio councillor Rick Baberowski said council had been encouraged by the level of engagement so far, with hundreds of visits and comments on the project website, emails and calls to council.
“While transport is a State Government responsibility, council recognises the region is changing, and significant growth is upon us,” Cr Baberowski said.
“This draft strategy aims set very important modal shift targets in addition to capturing the opportunities and responding to the challenges facing our region over the next 20 or so years.
“We need a connected, smart, integrated, safe and efficient transport system and we need to ensure it contributes to our region’s economic viability, sustainability and lifestyle.
“To protect our valued lifestyle here on the Sunshine Coast, it’s important our community has a say in helping plan our future transport strategy to ultimately spend more time with family and friends, and less time in traffic queues.
“Community consultation is critical throughout this process to ensure council hears from all residents.”
Feedback received during the community consultation period will help inform the final version of the Sunshine Coast Council Integrated Transport Strategy.
Have your say
Visit the project website Have Your Say Sunshine Coast’ for a full copy of the Draft Integrated Transport Strategy and to provide your comments online.
Visit the information displays:
• Sunshine Coast libraries
• Sunshine Coast Council Customer Service Counters
Alternatively, post your written comments to Sunshine Coast Council, Draft Integrated Transport Strategy, Locked Bag 72, Sunshine Coast Mail Centre, Qld, 4560.
For inquiries, email email@example.com or call council on 5475 7272.


A Conference on Transport and Environment takes place in Germany every other year. This year 450 people came to the city of Darmstadt to discuss new ideas for sustainable transport for our cities. Please find the link to the presentations and working group papers here.
It was impressive how many young people attended. “Fridays For Future” seems to have an impact. Continue reading Conference on Transport and Environment in Germany


W240 N6635 Maple Ave is a $69,000 home on a 0.50 acre lot located in Sussex, WI.
Rare opportunity with this Multi-Family zoned half acre gently slopping corner lot! So much potential here for an investment opportunity by building a multi-family unit, or take advantage of this large lot and build a single family home (will need zoning modification from the Village of Sussex). Lot has municipal water and sewer. Electric, natural gas, telephone by the road.
Based on information from Metro MLS® Copyright 2018 Multiple Listing Service, Inc. - All Rights Reserved. Information is supplied by seller and other third parties and has not been verified. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Last updated 06/24/2018 at 10:28am MDT.


CITY OF TORRINGTON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Mayor’s Office of the City of Torrington will hold a public hearing on Thursday, September 11, 2008 at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, 140 Main STreet, Torrington, Connecticut to solicit input from the Torrington community on the Torrington Brownfield Assessment Program Grant on issues pertaining to site contamination and redevelopment The purpose of this assessment grant is to implement a database of possible Brownfield contamination sites and to assess those sites for redevelopment.
Further information may be obtained by calling the Mayor’s Office at 489-2228.
All interested parties are invited to attend and be heard.
Dated at Torrington, Connecticut, this 27th day of August 2008.
Joseph L. Quartiero, City Clerk
R-A August 29, 2008


Accident, all lanes blocked I-87 - NYS Thruway southbound and northbound at milepost 2.4 between exit 5 and exit 4
Motorists should plan for extended delays. Motorists may wish to seek alternate routes.
Cashless tolling is a critical part of modernizing our transportation infrastructure. It's currently in use at these locations and will be system-wide by the end of 2020.


Street Closure - East 26th Street
Thursday March 7, 2019 2:24 PM
March 7, 2019
For information, contact Adrienne Carrico at 270-687-8561 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
STREET CLOSURE – EAST 26TH STREET
Starting Monday, March 11th, both lanes of East 26th Street at KY 298 (Old Hartford Road) will be closed for storm water repairs. This closure is expected to last through Friday, March 15th, pending no delays or inclement weather. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
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- City of Owensboro’s Edge Ice Center – 2019 Summer Public Skating Sessions
- Ben Hawes Family Day – Par 3
- Family Nights at Combest Pool
- Street Closure - Martin Luther King Jr. Loop East


Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Citrus County Transit (CCT) suspended the Orange Line (Deviated Fixed Route) and is currently operating demand response (door-to-door) service only.
Door-to-door service is available for the following trip conditions: doctor’s appointments, employment, grocery/supplies, and prescription pick-up.
As CCT begins to transition back to normal operations, capacity on these buses has been increased.
Pre-COVID bus schedules and times have been reinstituted for door-to-door service in each area. These schedules are available online at www.citruscountytransit.com.
CCT has seen a significant increase in the volume of passengers needing trips and will schedule as many trips as possible. Cross-county trips require a transfer to another bus at the transit transfer facility in Lecanto. Passengers will be provided all necessary information when their trip is scheduled.
All fares are being waived for door-to-door trips at this time. Fares will continue to be suspended until October 1st, 2021 at which time all fares will be reinstated to pre-COVID rates.
The Orange Line (Deviated Fixed Route) is anticipated to be up and running again in August (barring any additional delays) along the same pre-COVID transportation routes. Transit will release additional information about these services as it becomes available.
Face masks are still required by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) for all public buses and transfer facilities.
For more information, please visit www.citruscountytransit.com or call Transit Services at (352) 527-7630.


An HCA subsidiary’s new home in the Gulch will rise 14 stories, include retail spaces and feature a “contemporary exterior aesthetic,” renderings reveal.
The images and an accompanying information pack were obtained by the Nashville Post. The building at Charlotte and 11th avenues will be home to HCA Holdings’ Parallon Business Solutions.
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You won’t want to miss the 2020 Montana Housing Conference in Helena! This is the premier conference that brings together everyone from across that state who works with housing, healthcare, community development and revitalization, and human services.
Planning has begun and this year’s conference promises to be packed with opportunities for networking, professional growth, and in-depth discussions. Sessions will include helpful information about housing, homelessness, health and housing, strengthening our communities, and so much more.
Watch for upcoming announcements about conference registration, lodging, and event activities.


This is a great opportunity to purchase a property in one of Belize City’s fastest growing north side neighborhoods, University Heights. Lot measures 78.74 ft. x 94.20 ft. x 78.756 ft. x 92.631 ft. with 78.74 ft. Road Frontage just 2 blocks from Seashore Drive and University Heights Boulevard. Its impeccable location is in close proximity to well-traveled Coney Drive and roughly 720 ft. from the Caribbean Sea.
A considerable size coupled with a great location make this an outstanding opportunity in a quiet, peaceful and secure area. Lot is ideal for a sizable family home as well as a suitable location for apartment rental(s), retail or business space.
You’ll be just a mile away from secondary schools, grocery stores, shopping centers, and other services. The University of Belize and Belize Health Care Partners is less than 5 minutes away and the area is poised to see exponential growth as one of the city’s leading residential zones.
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive information and updates on new listings, price reductions, tips on where and when to invest, investment returns and other news of interest.


NSW residents opposed to the building of a mosque have made threatening comments and jokes after a local council approved its construction.
Cessnock City Council voted 6-4 in favour of building a mosque in Buchanan, near Kurri Kurri, the Newcastle Herald reports.
The decision outraged opponents of the mosque, who posted their anger on a Facebook page with more than 7000 members.
"Sounds like the council chambers might need a bomb," a Wee Waa man named Gary Nolan wrote.
"I heard it's a spot to dump asbestos," a Kurri Kurri man named John Bauer posted.
"I bet a packet of matches and a litre or two of petrol it don't last long," another Kurri Kurri resident named Jamie Purcell wrote.
Two placards outside yesterday's council meeting linked the mosque to terrorism and pedophilia.
Mayor Bob Pysent said the mosque application complied with planning provisions.
But opponents said the mosque would increase traffic congestion on the sparsely populated country road and cause a rise in crime.
One resident said the mosque's address, 911 Buchanan Road, drew a comparison to the September 11 attacks.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Demolition crews will wait for daylight to remove the first major component of the 90-year-old Memorial Bridge between Maine and New Hampshire.
Workers had planned to remove the 2-million-pound lift span on Tuesday between 8 p.m. and midnight, but the preparation work is taking longer than expected.
New Hampshire transportation spokesman Bill Boynton says the span will be lifted onto a waiting barge sometime between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday. High tide Wednesday is 11:39 a.m. and Boynton says that time would be optimal if all preparation work is complete.
Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez will be on hand to witness the removal and get an update on the bridge replacement project.
A new bridge is expected to open in July 2013.


This month, Chennai received 23.3 cm of rainfall which is 57 per cent more than the average rainfall for this period. However, rains may decrease during the next four days.
On Sunday alone, the city received 4 cm of rainfall against the normal of 1.6 cm for the day. On Monday, when the city had minimal showers, localities in fringes such as Avadi received rainfall. Officials of the meteorological department said that the rains marked a good beginning for the northeast monsoon. However, weather models indicate that it would decrease by Thursday or Friday. A low pressure area is likely to develop after Saturday. But, its impact on the State could be determined depending on the direction of its movement.
While rains ceased for the most part on Monday, grievances about the deteriorating condition of the damaged roads such as Kalakshetra road, Thiruvanmiyur continue. According to residents, the potholes obscured by rainwater are a real danger to motorists.
Similar problems afflict residents of Anna Nagar and Kilpauk as the tar has begun to come off the roads resulting in uneven surfaces.
Former Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin visited inundated areas in Kolathur constituency on Monday and threatened protests if the roads were not repaired and encroachments removed. In a press release, he said he had already written to Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board and Chennai Collector. Pointing out that the civic agencies’ inaction had aggravated the civic problems, he said the government must immediately take action to rejuvenate the water body in Vannankuttai and repair rain-ravaged roads.
Our Kancheepuram reporter adds
Conversion of blacktopped carriageways into cement roads without stormwater drains has caused hardships to residents of Kancheepuram Municipality. The road level of Railway Road was raised when it was made into cement concrete road a few years ago. Due to this, adjacent roads such as Hospital Road and Ennaikara Street, which are connected to Railway Road, are water-logged, said G.R. Ravi of Thamizh Makkal Panpattu Kazhagam.


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Many thanks to all who completed the Donkey Field Survey. Residents overwhelmingly agreed that the field should be protected. The results of the survey can be viewed here – Donkey Field Survey Results
Morland Parish Council next meeting will be the Annual Parish Council Meeting in May.


The switchover to the temporary bridge next to the soon-to-be demolished South Bridge has been pushed back one week to June 8.
There's no holdup in overall progress. On Day 80 of the 630-day bridge project schedule, Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority Director Jim Cooper said work remains on schedule.
Paving the temporary road access on both sides is planned next week. The switchover date the detour steel deck South Bridge will open for two-lane traffic is now Friday, June 8.
The speed limit will remain 15 mph and speed bumps will remain as long as the detour bridge is in place. No pedestrian traffic will be allowed on the detour South Bridge.
The Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority reports work on the new Center and South bridges is 13 percent compete and remains on schedule.
The finish date for the new South Bridge remains March 2013 and the completion date for the new Center Bridge remains December 2013.
Bridge construction keys
Prime contractor: Orion Marine Construction of Tampa
Start: Construction began March 12 on Center and South fixer bridges
South Bridge completion: March 2013
Center Bridge completion: December 2013
GIBA ad valorem milestones
April 25: Decided specific terms of property tax to be placed on ballot
July 9: File ballot language with county
Oct. 1: Toll increases to $6 per vehicle
Oct. 19: Official public notice of referendum
Nov. 6: Election Day
Center Bridge progress:
All in-water test piles have been driven nearly 130 feet.
Twelve new Orion Concrete Production Center Bridge concrete pilings arrive today, May 24. Twelve pilings will be driven 100-feet deep and set for each pier.
Several Australian exotic pine trees at the north end of Cole Island, which conflict with Gasparilla Island Water Association utilities, have been. Work is completed.
Pier No. 2: Eight production concrete pilings have been driven and the last four will go in today. All 12 finished pilings are driven to 100 feet.
Pier No. 3: All 12 production pilings will be driven June 4-8.
Pier No. 4: All 12 production pilings will be driven June 11-15.


Matthew Mesko, P.E. Principal
Civil / Structural Engineer
Sven Schrevelius, Chief of Survey
Field Topographic Surveys and Plans
Dan Pawling, Residential / Commercial Designer
Custom Designs for Structures and Additions
Jeff Rachlin, Soil Scientist / Site Assessment
On-SIte Septic Designs, Deep Hole Infiltration Studies
Gary Siller, Project Manager
Engineering Designs for Permits and Land Developments
AFTER MANY YEARS OF ANTICIPATION, INDIVIDUAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IS REQUIRED ON ALMOST ALL PROJECTS
CALL US: (610) 280-9541
We provide completeTURNKEY design and construction services. We are experts in the individual Stormwater Management Systems, Residential Designs, and Building Permits. From deep hole testing and infiltration, on-lot septic systems, stormwater management, and erosion control, to architecture and hardscaping designs, retaining systems, structural assessments and inspection, we do it all.
In addition, we also install what we design. Our services are complete. Projects are controlled from start to finish. No additional consultants are required.
Complete Design Services
Since our inception in 1993, we have been specializing in the individual construction permit process. We have successfully prepared thousands of permits over forty townships in three states. Under the new regulations, we have prepared 50 plans already in this year alone.
Twenty years ago, the permit process was little more than an erosion control plan. Things have changed with the aggressive implementation of the ACT 167, MS4 as it relates to stormwater management. After years of neglect, it was time to gain control over the persistent flooding created by the lack of attention to construction. You will hear those two acronyms often. ACT 167 was implemented by the Department of Environmental Protection (EPA) and FEMA. MS4 permits were developed around a general PADEP boiler plate specification. The MS4 varies greatly across Townships and Counties.
To all of us in the industry, this means that we must make efforts to reduce stormwater runoff from past and future developments.
These regulations can be difficult to understand. Many townships have created their own methods in the stormwater permit (MS4). Being in this aggressive economic environment, time and cost is our edge! We not only must become educated ourselves, but we must educate the consumer!
Clients are at a disadvantage if they negotiate a contract without addressing the new stormwater management procedures. Furthermore, a consumer who is not familiar with the regulations can be easily misled by a contractor who is not following the code. Either unintentionally or intentionally, the contractor prepares a proposal without consideration for stormwater management. Then they come in with a much lower bid and is awarded the contract, only to impose extras onto the homeowner. We hear this all the time when a homeowner asks us, if the stormwater management is necessary.
We prepare over 250 permits per year! Erosion and Sedimentation plans, Lines and Grades Plans, Infiltration Studies and Stormwater Management Systems.
Matthew Mesko, P.E. (610) 280-9541


These updates are a summary of what has been provided to our office in the last week. This list may not be complete.
Board of Adjustment (BOA) Cases are not voted on by Council but Zone Changes marked by an asterisk (*) are voted on by City Council.
NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING FOR DENVER ZONING CODE TEXT AMENDMENT - 2018 BUNDLE
For a full update of public zoning records please contact the Zoning Office:
Right of Way
Right of Way Cases are voted on by City Council members but are often passed on the consent agenda.
Wayfinder Co-Op, LCA Dba Wayfinder Co-Op - 525 Santa Fe Drive - New Beer and Wine Liquor License Application
For a full update of public Right of Way permits please contact the Right of Way Office:
Site Development Plans from the Permitting Office
Site Development Plans are not voted on by City Council.
For more information on Site Development Plans please visit:
Excise and Licensing
Excise and Licensing applications are not voted on by City Council.
Resolution Request 2018-Dedication-0000040 1235 S. Broadway
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Spring Tree Limb Pickup March 22-26
Published on March 12, 2021
The City is again offering FREE curbside tree limb pickup. Please place your branches and limbs curbside by 7 a.m. on March 22. Public Works crews will collect piles throughout the week.
View the map to determine your pickup day based on where you live.
Please don't include any building materials, plastic, metal, cardboard, paper, or any other debris in the pile, as it will not be picked up.
Call Public Works at 913-322-5570 for more information or if you have any questions.


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
May 5, 2020
Pageland Lane Closed in Gainesville May 6-8
Detour in place during stormwater pipe work
GAINESVILLE – Pageland Lane (Route 705) between Route 29 and Thornton Drive will be closed to through traffic (weather permitting) from 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, May 8 to replace a stormwater pipe, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Those needing to reach properties along Pageland will have access; however, traffic will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement in either direction.
Pageland through traffic will be detoured via Route 29, Heathcote Boulevard, Catharpin Road and Route 234 back to Pageland.
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BUY A BRICK
Commemorative Bricks -
The Adams Road Path includes two beautiful trailheads with landscaping and benches as a meeting and resting location for residents using the paths. You can purchase COMMEMORATIVE ENGRAVED BRICKS to be placed at these community gathering places to honor someone special, celebrate a milestone, or show your support of Friends of Granger Paths.
Bricks start as low at $100 for a "Stroller" and go up to $1000 for a "Miler" level donation.
To purchase your brick email us at email@example.com or download the order form
P.O. Box 306 Granger, IN 46530 firstname.lastname@example.org


2021 Streetlight Replacement Project
The work to be performed consists of removal of 143 existing streetlights and installation of new streetlights provided by the City.
Bid Date9/14/21 2:00pm
Company & Contacts
City of Hercules
Jeff Brown, email@example.com
The Project is located at various locations within the City of Hercules.
BIDS DUE BY: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2021 @ 2:00 PM
ENGINEER’S ESTIMATE: $170,000


Please be advised that the Port Republic Planning Board will be meeting on an as-needed basis at 7:00 pm at City of Port Republic, 143 Main Street, Port Republic, NJ 08241 on the dates noted below.
Please click here to find out the dates paperwork must be submitted to make a certain meeting date.
Minutes and agendas are posted in PDF format.
January 11, 2021
February 8, 2021
April 12, 2021
May 10, 2021
August 9, 2021


LOOKING TO BUILD @ AMAROO PARK ESTATE?
If you’re looking to build and you’d like to be positioned in sought after Amaroo Park Estate but missed out on the block of your choice, don’t be disheartened as this premium allotment has just been made available and boasts the following attributes:
â€¢ 705m2 allotment with 22.8m frontage and no immediate right hand side or rear neighbours
â€¢ Level allotment, ready to build on
â€¢ Surrounded by quality homes
â€¢ Sought after positioning on the Cairns side of Mareeba
â€¢ Wide bitumen streets with landscaping, curb & channelling
â€¢ Covenants in place to protect your investment
â€¢ Underground power, town water & sewerage
â€¢ Walking distance to the Amaroo Medical Centre and future shops and only minutes to Mareeba town centre
For further information or to arrange a private inspection please contact EXCLUSIVE AGENT Joe Torrisi.


THE PLAN TO DATE
WHO? WHAT? WHY?
February 21, 2020
The next Steering Group meeting will be held on Wednesday 26th February at 6pm at the Melksham Without Parish Council meeting venue, see agenda for details.
January 23, 2020
November 27, 2019
Next Steering Group meeting Weds 27th Nov **** AT NEW VENUE: MELKSHAM TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB, OAKFIELDS***
October 28, 2019
September 3, 2019
Latest agenda for next Neighbourhood Plan meeting on Weds 4th Sept 2019
July 26, 2019
Agenda for next Steering Group meeting, Wednesday 31st July 2019 - all welcome.
May 24, 2019
Melksham’s Neighbourhood Plan is moving on swiftly, with planning consultants Place Studio having recently been appointed to move the draft Neighbourhood Plan forward.
Melksham’s Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group are delighted with this appointment and look forward to w...
May 10, 2019
Next Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group meeting to be held on Weds 15th May 19 at the Melksham Without Parish Council meeting venue at 1 Swift Way, off Westinghouse Way, Bowerhill Industrial Estate.
April 29, 2019
The next Steering Group meeting is Weds 1st May, see agenda for more detail.
March 21, 2019
Next Steering Group meeting is Weds 27th March, please see agenda for more details.
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Last year we supported Councillors to invite people to submit proposals for projects to spend Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds in Easton and Lawrence Hill.
We held a public Community Space meeting in March and local people voted on their favourite projects for Councillors to take forward to their Area Committee. Bristol City Council is asking local people to complete a brief survey to ask for your feedback on how you think the 2018 CIL/S106 Area Committee process went.
The survey is now live. You can access it here
Find out information about how CIL money is allocated here
Please click on and share your responses, ideas and comments which will shape the 2019 Area Committee process. If you need paper copies please get in touch at: 0117 922 2135 or email@example.com
The Area Committee Chairs have held three meetings to consider these questions and have drafted a timetable and a number of improvement ideas for the 2019 process. The survey is open until 23 November 2018.


Car Test Reviews
When the red light and the like so-gear
No U-turn marked intersection can turn it?
Traffic intersection Who Who? (1)
Traffic intersection Who Who? (3)
Traffic intersection Who Who? I tell you (two)
Tragedies often appear at high-speed intersections. Let's take a look at these moments


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123456 Prevention/Good Housekeeping Practices for Governmental Operations
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NEW CONSTRUCTION in BELVAUX (SANEM) with 7 individual houses (4 semi-detached houses, 3 terraced houses). Plots between 2a99 and 6a09.
The plans are flexible only according to the wishes of the client (and subject to municipal authorizations). Price displayed including 3% VAT, subject to registration agreement.
No agency fees, builder price.
Located in Belvaux close to all amenities (Belval Plaza a few minutes away) as well as public transport (CFL Belval-Rédange trainstation) but nevertheless in a quiet and peaceful location.
POSSIBILITY OF ACQUIRING LAND WITHOUT BUILDING CONTRACT. CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION.


On Monday, March 25, MTA New York City Transit brings FASTRACK to the Upper East Side of Manhattan on the 4, 5, and 6 Lines. All Lexington Avenue trains run express in both directions between 125th Street and Grand Central-42nd Street making stops at 59th Street and 86th Street from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m., for four consecutive weeknights from Monday, March 25 to early Friday morning, March 29.
- Customers should use the M101 Limited buses for local service between 125th Street and Grand Central-42nd Street.
- Downtown buses run on Lexington Avenue.
- Uptown buses run on 3rd Avenue.
- Customers may transfer between M101 Limited buses and 4 or 6 trains at 125th Street, 86th Street, 59th Street and Grand Central-42nd Street.
5 service in Manhattan ends early each night. For 5 service, customers:
- In Manhattan, may take the 4 or 6
- In the Bronx, take the 2
- Transfer between the 2 and 5 at East 180th Street.
- Transfer between the 2 and 4 at 149th Street-Grand Concourse.
FASTRACK was introduced in January 2012, devoting four straight weeknights to perform maintenance work in tunnels, stations and on tracks, completely suspending service within a given line segment for a seven-hour period between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. This gives free access to the system, allowing an army of maintenance workers to perform dozens of tasks without the concern of having to “clear up” to allow trains to pass.
The new FASTRACK corridors for 2013 include: the Broadway N, Q, R south of Queensboro Plaza to Court Street; the A line between 168th Street and 207th Street in Upper Manhattan, the D Concourse Line between 161st and 205th Street; and the Lexington Avenue 4, 5, and 6 local and express lines between Grand Central-42nd Street and 125th Street.
FASTRACK projects are also scheduled for the Sixth/Eighth Avenue Lines (A, B, C, D) between 59th Street-Columbus Circle and 168th Street-Broadway and 161st Street; Nassau Street-Broad Street-Essex Street on the J; the Fourth Avenue line (D, N R) between 36th Street and 95th Street in Brooklyn and the 2 along Nostrand Avenue between Franklin and Flatbush Avenues.
These FASTRACK efforts have been designed around the careful determination that there is adequate alternate means of transportation, including enhanced services along some bus lines during work periods. Alternative transportation options will be detailed in announcements and posters on trains, in stations and on selected buses; brochures will be available in both English and Spanish. Information on this FASTRACK is available on the web at http://www.mta.info/nyct/service/fastrack_456.htm.
Our next FASTRACK overnight closure will be on the J Line between Essex and Broad Street, weeknights beginning Monday, April 1 and ending Friday morning, April 5.


Sidewalk Landscaping Services
A sidewalk is more than just that strip of concrete that lines streets and roads. It is actually one of the many elements you can add to your landscaping plans in order to create divisions and paved spaces in and around your yard. Sidewalks, or walkways as they are sometimes called, can be made using a wide variety of materials. What you choose to use will often depend on the landscape design plans that you have for your yard or lawn.
Sidewalk Options for Your Home
Just like driveways, the options you have for creating sidewalks around your home are rather numerous. Some of the more popular choices include bricks, concrete, gravel and crushed stone. Some sidewalks are even made using shaped concrete blocks and granite squares.
The materials you choose for your sidewalk landscaping plans should work well with the rest of your landscaping ideas. These should also work well with your driveway and patio plans. Since your sidewalks will connect most of your outdoor spaces for you, it is best to have the plans for your sidewalks incorporated into your landscape design plans from the very start.
Where Your Sidewalks Can Be Useful
One of the reasons why integrating sidewalks into your landscaping ideas should be considered is for the protection of your plants and other greenery. There is a reason why parks often post “Keep Off the Grass” signs, and that is to help keep these healthy and uncrushed by the weight of people trampling on them. Having a sidewalk from the street to your door, as well as around your front lawn and backyard, serves to keep your plants safe from trampling.
Sidewalks also help create attractive divisions for your landscaping plans. A sidewalk can serve as a divider between different parts of your garden. These can also serve as walkways that can be used to easily reach the plants you need to tend without having to step on any greenery in the process.
Other Landscaping Ideas to Use with Your Sidewalks
Some of the things you can easily add to your sidewalk plans include landscape lighting and fencing. You can incorporate path lights on both sides of your sidewalk to make this easier to see at night. You can also add some decorative fencing alongside these walkways to help show people where they should and should not walk.
To help you plan your sidewalks and other landscaping needs, contact us today. Our landscaping architects will be happy to help assess your landscaping needs and to give you suggestions on how to best incorporate sidewalks and walkways into your landscape design plans. Our highly qualified professionals can also give you advice on your front yard, back yard and patio renovation needs. Contact us today and get your landscaping needs taken care of by only the best.


Corten Pear Sculpture
Springvale Botanical Cemetery, VIC
Everlon was commissioned by Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Group to create a piece of public artwork for the Gardenia Garden at Springvale Botanical Cemetery. The artwork is large in size to create a centre piece for the section and the design has been chosen as a reflective piece for the Garden. This piece of artwork brings colour and vibrancy to the existing garden creating an pleasurable experience for all those who visit.
1 x Corten Steel Sculpture – Pear Design – 2.8m x 1.6m


Monday, April 11, 2011
Shriners Hospitals for Children, Auditorium
51 Blossom Street, Boston
The purpose of this meeting is to provide a quarterly project update on the Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation Project, a signature project of the Patrick-Murray Administration's historic Accelerated Bridge Program to repair deficient bridges.
MassDOT has undertaken this major project to restore and rehabilitate the historic Longfellow Bridge, which crosses the Charles River between Cambridge and Boston, as one of the Charles River Basin Projects. Following the presentation, MassDOT staff will lead a discussion to gather public comments and answer questions.
MassDOT worked with the Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation Task Force in 2010 to ensure stakeholders were given an equal opportunity to comment on the approach and roadway cross-section being evaluated, with particular focus on serving transit, roadway, bicycle and pedestrian needs effectively and safely. The Task Force concluded by submitting recommendations to MassDOT for consideration during the environmental review and design process.
MassDOT will submit an Environmental Assessment to the Federal Highway Administration this spring as the next step in the environmental review process. The Assessment will analyze project alternatives, including those recommended by the Task Force. Other key environmental reviews underway include Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and review of parkland impacts.
If you have questions or would like more information about the project, please contact Mike O’Dowd, at 617-973-7475. To be added to the project distribution list, please contact Stephanie Boundy, at 617-973-8049 or email@example.com.
Danvers: Route 128/Route 62 Interchange Crash Reduction posted on Oct 21
MassDOT has announced that due to several recent improvements, there has been a sharp reduction in the number of traffic crashes at the interchange of Route 128 with Route 62 in Danvers. MassDOT worked collaboratively for several months with elected and local officials, the Danvers …Continue Reading Danvers: Route 128/Route 62 Interchange Crash Reduction
MBTA Forest Hills Bus Canopy Public Meeting Set posted on Oct 21
The Casey Arborway Project includes expansion of the Upper Busway at the MBTA’s lntermodal Forest Hills Station. A Public Meeting on the Forest Hills Bus Canopy Project has been scheduled as follows: Wednesday, November 2, 6:30 to 8:30 PM, The English High School, 144 McBride …Continue Reading MBTA Forest Hills Bus Canopy Public Meeting Set
All Electronic Tolling Information, Public Meeting posted on Oct 19
The new All Electronic Tolling program on I-90 and the Boston tunnels will “go live” on Friday night, October 28th. A final Toll Plaza Demolition Public Meeting is set for tonight: • Wednesday, October 19th – Brighton WGBH – Yawkey Theater, One Guest Street Plaza …Continue Reading All Electronic Tolling Information, Public Meeting


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7/18/2011, Tammuz 16, 5771
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The Palestinian Authority has slammed Israel's effort to relieve its housing shortage in two towns in Judea and Samaria.


Notice is hereby given: That at 5:30 P.M. on April 21, 2020, the Fort Madison City Council will hold an electronic meeting wherein the City Council (The “City”) will hold a public hearing on the proposed plans and specifications, form of contract and estimate of cost (the “Contract Documents”) for the proposed Public Improvement Project 2020-01, Parking Lot Reconstruction and Stormwater Improvements (the “Project”).
The Project shall consist of:
Reconstruction of 2 parking lots: 1) southeast corner of Avenue F
and 8th Street; and 2) southwest corner of Avenue D and 8th Street,
using permeable pavers for stormwater management and water quality improvements.
The Project shall be construction in the City of Fort Madison, Iowa.
A copy of the Proposed Contract Documents is on file for public inspection in the office of the City Clerk. Digital copies may also be requested by calling 319-372-7700, ext. 206.
Zoom Meeting details: An electronic meeting is being held pursuant to Iowa Code Section 21.8 because a meeting in person is impossible or impractical due to concerns for the health and safety of the Commission members, staff, and the public presented by COVID-19.
You can participate in the meeting and can comment on an agenda item by joining the Zoom Meeting by calling in by phone by dialing (312) 626 6799 and entering the meeting ID (805 914 857) and password (260010) when prompted. Providing comment in person is not an option.
Any interested person may file written objections or present comments telephonically with respect to the subject matter of the hearing. Written statements may also be submitted to the Fort Madison City Clerk, P.O. Box 240, 811 Avenue E, Fort Madison, Iowa, 52627 or email@example.com no later than 4:30 PM on April 21, 2020.
Melinda L. Blind


Construction Update - 9.7.2017
September 7, 2017 by Jess
Dear Umbrella Commuity,
Last week we had an in depth meeting to get exact times for upcoming construction and we're excited to announce that "early early" construction starts on Monday, September 11!
Starting on Monday September 11, our front entrance will officially be closed to the public. The main entrance will be the back teal door by Deb Richardson's studio. The glass door will also still be open.
Construction workers will put up temporary walls at the front entrance and around where the elevator will be built on the 1, 2, and 3 floors. This work will take place throughout next week. All artists will still have access to their studios.
The following week, they will begin the demolition and construction work required to turn what is currently the development office and the dance studio into artist studios. This work is scheduled to be completed by Thursday, September 28. The artists impacted by the elevator will then move on Friday, September 29.
Elevator construction will continue through mid-January 2018 at which point the front entrance will re-open.
Feel free to reach out with any questions, we will continue to post new information on the Construction Updates blog as it becomes available.
Miranda Aisling Hynes
Director of Operations and Visual Arts


Be a part of determining next steps for West Chester's land use
The West Chester Land Use Planning Committee is composed of nine to 12 volunteer members who are appointed by the Board of Trustees.
April 18, 2018
Saying "thank you" to 911 emergency dispatchers
West Chester Township salutes the community’s 911 emergency dispatchers whose diligence and professionalism keep residents and stakeholders safe.
April 13, 2018
How to report potholes in West Chester
Potholes on a West Chester road may be reported online using Service Requests. The Roads Division will make every effort to repair potholes in a timely fashion, weather permitting.
April 12, 2018
Let's Hear From You!
West Chester will be resurfacing the courts at Keehner Park. Would you prefer tennis or basketball courts? Something else? Take a quick survey to share your thoughts. Survey >