(ABINGDON AIRFIELD AREA) (ROADS AND RIGHTS OF WAY CLOSURES) (FILMING - SPECIAL EVENT) ORDER 2021Notice ID: MFN0606090
OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
(ABINGDON AIRFIELD AREA) (ROADS AND RIGHTS OF WAY CLOSURES) (FILMING - SPECIAL EVENT) ORDER 2021
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 10 May 2021 Oxfordshire County Council proposes to make the above order under Section 16A of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. This Order is being introduced for traffic control and safety measures to facilitate filming organised by SDTA Productions Ltd, 1 st Floor St Johns House, 16 Church Street, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 8DN. The order will be in force 19-21 May 2021. The effect of the order is to close the following locations throughout 24 hours: Honeybottom Lane eastwards from Church Lane. Sheepstead Road from Faringdon Road to Harding Way Green Lane Byway (333/6/10) from Church Lane to Honeybottom Lane.
Cow Lane Byway (293/1/10) Access and exit controlled
from junction of Sheepstead Road
The alternative routes for traffic are:
For Sheepstead Road via Faringdon Road, Oxford Road,
Frilford Road and vice-versa; For Honeybottom Lane via
Lamborough Hill, Besselsleigh Road, Lasrrford Lane, Church
Lane and vice-versa.
There will be controlled access for residents and deliveries,
and exemptions for emergency services.
Detailed documents giving full particulars of the proposed
order are available for public inspection online by visiting:
. Copies may be
made available on request. (Ref.MS)
Traffic Regulations Team for the Director for
Infrastructure Delivery, County Hall, Oxford 0X1 1ND.
Tel. 0845 3101111.


Almost 10 years ago the father of an avid teenaged paddler approached us about the polluted water his child was training in. Raw sewage was frequently spilling into the teen’s training ground via the city’s combined sewers. Now we are seeing real change.
This year we celebrated when three levels of government came together to fund new improved infrastructure to reduce the volume of untreated sewage flowing into the Ottawa River from the City of Ottawa’s combined sewers.
Progress like this only comes with champions like Mayor Jim Watson, MP John Baird, Ottawa Riverkeeper and thousands of people like you who stood up and said no to sewage dumping in our playground.


Notice of Public Hearing
Rezoning (T/A to R-1)
Oak Lane Properties
Notice is hereby given that the NYA Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. or soon thereafter, in the Council Chambers at Oak Grove City Center, 310 Elm St. W. The purpose of this hearing is to consider rezoning the properties located on Oak Lane, associated with Orderly Annexation Agreement OA-1402-3 to take effect January 1, 2013, from T/A- Transition/Agriculture, to R-1, Low Density Single-Family Residential.
Pertinent information is available for review at City Hall between the hours of 8-4:30, Monday through Friday. If you have any questions regarding this matter or wish to make comment prior to the hearing, please contact the City Office at 467-1800 or in writing to: City of Norwood Young America, 310 Elm St. W., PO Box 59, NYA, MN 55368, by no later than noon on Tuesday, Nov. 20.
BY: Norwood Young America Planning Commission
ATTEST: Chelsea Alger, Community Development Director
(Published in The Norwood Young America Times Nov. 8, 2012)


Invitation to Bid
East san marco
Bid Due Date: Friday, January 6th, 2017 @ 2:00 PM (EST)
You have been selected by FaverGray to submit a quotation for the above referenced project. Construction is expected to start March 1st 2017. This project is located in Jacksonville, FL and includes new construction of a 5-story podium style building with framed residence units above, included in the design is also 1st floor retail spaces and parking garage.
The directions below are to our plan room, you will be able to download the project documents using the link below:
Bids are due in our office on or before Friday, January 6th, 2017, 2:00 PM (EST)
Should you have any questions regarding the bid documents or scope of work, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to receiving your quotation on or before the bid due date.
PLEASE RESPOND BY DECEMBER 14th WITH YOUR INTENTIONS TO BID.


Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply And Sewerage Board
Chennai - Tamil Nadu - India
Purchase Manager Of Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply And Sewerage Board, Chennai, Tamil Nadu invites tenders notice for Supply and delivery of various sizes of di specials, ci specials and ci valves at Chennai, from 2-9-2012 to 20-9-2012. Tender document can be collected/downloaded from https://www.chennaimetrowater. Tn. Nic. In .


Rhythm Avenue is located in USJ 19, Subang Jaya’s rapidly developing hub, only 20 minutes from the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport and 40 minutes from the Kuala Lumpur city centre. Easy accessibility via a comprehensive network of highways, roads and rail links throughout the Klang Valley.
New Carefour already open on gorund floor. I like the swimming pool is so big and different size. However for the internal structure is a bit weird.
Location: USJ ,19
Property Type: Service Condominium
Building Nearby: Carefour at ground floor
Price: RM 210 per sqf


Committee Charter & Goals
The goal of the committee is to promote beautification throughout the city of American Fork and to be an example to our neighboring communities. We are also greatly involved with foresting the city with trees. Through our committee's efforts the City of AF has become a member of the Tree City USA organization and we take great pleasure in striving to maintain this highly prestigious status.
We are an active committee with many hard working and committed members. We are always looking for new ideas and volunteers. As a member, the time commitment per month is minimal and we would greatly appreciate any input pertaining to beautification the citizens of AF could render in our city's behalf.
Each July homes are selected to be a part of the “Steel Days Garden Tour”. This is an annual event that has been taking place since 2011. Each month from May thru October, from all parts of the city, homes are selected by committee members or citizens to be a “Yard of the Month”. Signs are posted and certificates awarded. It’s evident that many hours of hard work go in to beautifying homes and gardens. We feel that this spotlight will help others throughout the community to become more aware of the beauty of our surroundings and the possibilities which exist.
WHEN: Third Wednesday every month, typically at 6 p.m.
WHERE: During the summer months the meetings are held at City Hall or various city parks.
WHO: Public is always invited to attend
WHAT: At our meetings we discuss our upcoming events and discuss ways in which to help beautify our community in order to bring people closer together. We are always open to the suggestions of the community.
- This year will be the 4th Annual competition. It will be open to both residential and business entries. Cash prizes will be awarded. The contest will be in October with judging held on Wednesday, Oct. 30th on 4:30 p.m.
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Nelson MilesCommittee Member
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Jeannine CartwrightCommittee Member
Kris BromleyCommittee Member
Deana SpenceCommittee Member
Blaine WilsonCommittee Member
Jason ThompsonCommittee Member
Janice WilsonCommittee Member


The new Grand Paris metro lines, together the Grand Paris Express, have created an infrastructure project of unprecedented magnitude: 200km of new track, of which 90 percent is under ground, with four new lines, one extension, 68 new stations, fully automated rolling stock, all for a 35 billion euro investment. It is the largest infrastructure and development project in Europe and the largest public transport project in Île-de-France since the construction of the RER. The Grand Paris Express is ...
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LOWER MANHATTAN — Service on the A and C trains has resumed with extensive delays between Manhattan and Brooklyn after it was suspended Tuesday morning.
Service was originally suspended on the A and C trains due to police activity at the Fulton Street subway station, the MTA said, but said shortly before 9 a.m. service had resumed.
As an alternate, riders can take the B25 bus between Broadway Junction and Jay Street in Brooklyn. The MTA warns passengers to expect delays and allow for additional travel time.
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Glenesk Homes is fresh & focused, and it has the ambition and capacity to deliver hundreds of Scotland’s much needed homes for social and mid-market rent.
Glenesk Homes is a consultancy and development company with the ambition and capacity to help deliver hundreds of Scotland’s much needed homes for social and mid-market rent.
The team carefully acquires land and then expertly designs and builds quality homes for Housing Associations and Local Authorities.
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Concrete pavers are used at home to make the driveway smooth with good looks. The concrete pavers are also used near the pool patio. These are quite easy to install and are available at different cost prices depending on the material used for pavement.
Different features of Concrete Pavers:
The basic purpose of the concrete pavements is not only to give the driveway or garden a nice look but it also gives an open space to know the area. The space where concrete pavers are used is more manicured. The thoughts behind emphasizing the area is to add a refined piece of hardscaping that can define space well.
These concrete slabs are cheaper than stone and are available in such attractive colors that can never be provided by brick use. Similarly, the durability of concrete pavements does not arise, as they are sufficiently durable than asphalt.
Different types of concrete pavers:
There are two main types of concrete pavers. These are as under,
The origins of these pavers begin after World War 11 and were invented by the Dutch. It entered the market when the brick that existed for concrete faced a short decline. The short supply gap was then filled by these coarse-shaped blocks of concrete pavers and they are still present in the same form since then.
This is a fairly refined form of concrete pavers but they are less durable than interlock pavers because they cannot carry heavy traffic loads. They are very similar to the appearance of brick or natural stone. Costers they are cheaper to install.


Building Codes affect all of us; this is an appeal for donations to fund a straw bale building code effort to create a chapter in both the International Building Code and International Residential Code.
The California Straw Building Association, founded in 1996, is an all-volunteer non-profit organization committed to straw bale building. CASBA funds research and code development, provides information and education, and holds workshops. CASBA members are architects, engineers, contractors, owner-builders, straw and other building material suppliers, and people interested in building with straw. Find them at www.strawbuilding.org
The American Rainwater Catchment System Association is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote sustainable rainwater harvesting practices to help solve potable, non-potable, storm water and energy challenges throughout the world. Founded in 1994, they offer rainwater catchment system design and installation certification courses and other information on rainwater catchment systems. Visit ARCSA at www.arcsa.org


It may still be nine years until Qatar hosts the 2022 FIFA World Cup, but the Arabian Kingdom are already looking to impress with the release of several stadium designs.
Most striking of the plans released are those for the Al Wakrah, a 45,000-capacity arena located in the south of the Qatari capital Doha.
As well as the pitch, the stadium will also feature a spa, swimming pool and additional sporting facilities.
In their bid the Qatari Football Federation promised to build eleven new stadiums for the tournament, leaving the Khalifa International Stadium as the only existing venue to host games.
Current estimates have set the cost of staging the 2022 World Cup at $220 billion dollars, almost sixty times that of the 2010 tournament.
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Dear Hampton Place Residents,
The North Ridgeville Service Department will be conducting roadway work at Route 83 and Atlantic Avenue beginning Monday, May 11, 2020. The work may take up to three days to complete. During this time, the entrance to Hampton Place from Route 83 will be closed.
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The Service Department thanks you in advance for your cooperation.


Toshiba Unit Bags Rs 132 Crore Sewerage Project In Jharkhand
|Company||Jharkhand Urban Infrastructure Development Company|
|Source||ET, Mar 16,’16|
Jharkhand Urban Infrastructure Development Company has issued an order to Toshiba Group's water services company UEM India to supply sewerage system in Sahibganj, Jharkhand. The contract encompasses the construction of two sewage treatment plants based on sequencing batch reactor technology, with 5-million and 7-million litter per day capacities, along with a 55-kilometre sewerage network and seven pumping stations. It also covers 10 years of operation and maintenance services and has a total value of Rs 132.6 crore.


Roselle Park Chamber of Commerce
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“We’re having additional crews go in there to make sure it is safe. I don’t want to be alarmist and I don’t want to create any level of hysteria that the sky is falling, because it’s not. We’re taking action.”
—Minnan-Wong, councillor for Don Valley East (Ward 34) and chair of the City’s Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, reassuring reporters earlier today that transportation staff are taking the recent spate of instances of concrete chunks falling from the underside of the elevated Gardiner Expressway seriously. “The sky is falling” may have been a poor choice of clichés, but it sure is appropriate under the circumstances.


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Nancy : Smart Cast in the city center
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN COLLABORATION WITH GTM HALLÉ
Between August and February 2019, for this first collaboration with GTM HALLE, Smart Cast delivered the pannels for the 120 housing units at the Nancy Grand Coeur site.
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Another building begins to come down
January 21, 2011
A demolition team has started to dismantle the latest redundant building to be pulled down at Dounreay.
Craig More House is an 8000 sq ft office block known as D9807.
It's been empty since site sub-contractor Nuvia moved out in 2009.
More than 160 facilities have been demolished so far during decommissioning, at an average of almost 100 sq ft every day since 2005.


Temporary traffic lights and barriers were placed outside Poppy’s last Tuesday in advance of roof insulation works taking place in the street.
Owner Rita Pagan said: “It’s been a nightmare for quite a few of us along this stretch.
“They told me they had permission to have the lights up for two weeks and when I saw them going up I knew it would be a while before they started doing anything.
“They came last week and put down these traffic lights last Tuesday at 8am and no one was here until Tuesday this week.
“I appreciate the job has to be done and I welcome it but nobody wants to see the lights going up and a week passing with nothing being done.”
Local councillor John Syme said it has had a “serious” affect on the street.
He added: “This has had a serious affect on a number of businesses on Main Street because no one can park next to them.
“The work needs done but a week with nothing happening looks ridiculous.
“Companies just don’t seem to realise the effect this has on businesses.”
BCA Insulation declined to comment.


Andy Burnham suggested a “compromise” with the Government which would see work on HS2 north of Birmingham paused, with investment going instead to a rail link going from Liverpool to Hull via Manchester and Leeds.
The Mayor’s intervention came as Boris Johnson prepared to give the green light to HS2 after months of delay. The decision, expected to be confirmed on Tuesday, will be presented as part of a package of infrastructure projects designed to “level up” the country.
The Prime Minister’s announcement will spark a backlash from dozens of Conservative MPs who want to see the high-speed rail line scrapped altogether after the cost has ballooned above £100bn.
Mr Burnham has long been a committed supporter of HS2 but told Sky News the Government should consider putting it on hold once the first leg, between London and Birmingham, has been built. He suggested that the east-west link across the North of England should be the priority instead.
The Mayor said: “You ask people in the North which one would they prioritise, most people would say get east-west right so in many ways if Government ministers are listening this morning, I want to make an offer to them.
“If we can all agree that we now prioritise east-west on the western half of the country, get the design right at Piccadilly, get high-speed rail to Liverpool more quickly, then I think that’s something we could get behind because we could look at the prospect of an east-west railway across the North opening in the 2030s and HS2 is only planned to come here in the 2040s.
“So, there is room for a compromise here and maybe it’s about taking the team who are working on HS2 north of Birmingham off that project and putting them on Northern Powerhouse Rail.”
The current plan would see the London-Birmingham line built first, then HS2 extended to both Leeds and Manchester. Ministers have also committed to building Northern Powerhouse Rail – sometimes known as HS3 – between Manchester and Leeds, but have not yet allocated funding for it.


City: Gourmet restaurant violates zoning laws
A new gourmet restaurant and market set to open in Sheepshead Bay may not have a future.
The city hit Cherry Hill Gourmet restaurant and market with a stop work order one week before its opening, claiming the new establishment does not comply with zoning.
The 1901 Emmons Ave. location lies in a special zoning district and was originally allowed to open as a restaurant.
"Unfortunately there seems to be a misunderstanding of what we're doing here," says project manager Anthony Kelley. "They are concerned that we are opening a grocery store. We are not opening a grocery store."
Owners say they were issued the same orders last year but got all the approvals. On Wednesday, they say those approvals were taken away. Many local residents agree with the zoning laws; however, they don't feel Cherry Hill violates them.
Those running the establishment say they will try working things out with the buildings department. If they can't, they say they'll apply for a variance from the Board of Standards and Appeals.


Climate change: evidence review of mitigation options in the Built Environment sector
Evidence review of potential climate change mitigation measures in the Built Environment sector.
Aether would like to acknowledge and thank all the individuals and organisations that have provided information and advice during this project and through the Call for Evidence. Special thanks are due to the Scottish Government Project Steering Group for their essential guidance and vital input throughout the project. The views expressed, however, are those of the authors.
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West Swindon Parish Council has one allotment site situated behind Blagrove Industrial Estate.
Only half plots are available on this site.
The Parish Council knows how popular allotments have become and we are looking at different options to support local people and families access plots.
You could also try Stoney Allotments in Pavenhill, Purton. This is a not for profit allotment organisation based a short distance from West Swindon. www.stoneya.com
Alternatively it may be worth contacting one of the other Parish Council's who have allotment sites within a short distance of West Swindon to check availability. Allotment sizes can vary between sites so it is worth looking into the detail depending on what you are looking for. Prices are generally similar.
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It’s time to beautify Natchez
Published 12:23 am Friday, March 7, 2008
Let’s clean our act up Natchez. We open our door to the world for our annual Spring Pilgrimage soon, but you would never know it by riding around town. The new interchange on Liberty Road at Seargent S. Prentiss is beautiful, but the grass and weeds are already getting a foot hold.
Who is going to be responsible for keeping the new flower beds weeded and pruned? The medians leading to the new Trace entrance on Liberty Road are looking unkept, not to mention the piles of rocks and asphalt lining the curbs. The entrances to our city sport signs welcoming visitors to our historic city, but the lights are not working on several to illuminate them at night, plus some landscaping would enhance these areas as well. It was a nice effort by the Natchez Downtown Development Association in regards to a recent cleanup, but I’m sorry the turn out was so lackluster. We need to have a community-wide clean up that is well publicized and promoted.
I was recently in Vicksburg where the city employs a horticulturist full time — and it is very evident. We should take heed.
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Vicksburg has pennants attached to all their light poles around the city promoting various things and events that Vicksburg is famous for. Natchez could do the same! In order to continue attracting new residents and visitors, Natchezians need to join together in making our city a even more beautiful place to live and visit. Any suggestions? What ever happened to “Keep Natchez Beautiful?” Hats off to the few who do care about this issue and are diligent in making a difference.


MINIMUM MATERIAL USE AND SHORT CONSTRUCTION TIME
After a successful first collaboration in the Hoflandstraat, the municipality of Pijnacker-Nootdorp has decided to order eight more super slender new bicycle and pedestrian bridges according to the Delft UHPC Bridge System. This is due to the advantages of a short construction time, a long lifespan of more than 100 years and a maintenance-free character. But also because the municipality is in favour of minimal use of materials.
CRC I3® - THIRD GENERATION OF OUR UHPC
With a thickness of only 8.5 cm, the bridge deck in CRC i3® ultra high performance concrete is super slender. Like the Catharina van Rennespad in Amersfoort, the UHPC wear layer is integrated into the deck. Other nice features are the absence of visible cross beams under the bridge deck and the steel fencing design with beautiful details.
The modular, removable UHPC deck plates are 3.4 meters wide and 1.5 meters long and are attached on two steel beams with a maximum span of 14 meters, without intermediate support.


Drivers heading to and from Manchester Airport may face major disruption over the next two months due to roadworks on the M56.
There will be 'some road closures and lane reductions' on the network, airport bosses say.
"We would ask all those travelling to Manchester Airport to allow an additional 20 minutes for their journey.
"Where relevant, diversion signage will be in place to direct our guests," the Manchester Airport website says.
The roadworks began on January 6. They are due to finish on March 2.
There will be delays on the M56 between junction 4 and junction 6.
It will also affect traffic on Ringway Road and Thorley Lane.
Plans are in place to transform another section of the M56, between junction 6 and 8, into a smart motorway.
Highways England are holding two public information events before construction work begins in the Spring.
Traffic bosses will close the motorway between junction 6 and 8 overnight for 'advance vegetation clearance' in the next few months.
Highways England have not announced a start date for the overnight closures.
The public information event will be held this Friday (January 17) between 2pm and 5pm at the Manchester Airport Marriott Hotel, Hale Road, Hale Barns, WA15 8XW.
Another event will be held on Saturday (January 18) between 10am and 3pm at St Peter’s Assembly Rooms, 134 Cecil Road, Hale, Altrincham, WA15 9NU.


Near misses are happening on a regular basis in a Cheshire town with two controversial roundabouts now virtually invisible. Drivers appear to be unsure how to use Poynton's shared space "roundels" with many unaware that the roundabouts even exist as they drive straight over them.
Poynton’s £4m 'shared space' traffic scheme was hailed by some and criticised by others when it was introduced in 2012. Now they are wearing away, people in the town have described how the junction is "carnage".
CheshireLive visited the town earlier this month to film the roundabouts. With the sun low in the sky and the road surface barely visible, many drivers clearly could not see the roundabouts and were puzzled as to what the junction was.
Signs saying 'Give way to all' as you enter the town also left some drivers confused as to who had priority at the junction? Poynton resident Christian Howe said: "Well what started as a great idea soon turned into a nightmare. HGVs ploughing through the village lifted blocks which have been shoddily repaired and the traffic from Macclesfield and back has generally worn the paint off.
"Drivers seem to forget to give way to the right and lose all their faculties. For me, I like it. I’m all for shared space and traffic calming. Let’s hope when the new bypass is open it will take the heat off this road and work can commence on restoring the 'Magic Roundabout' of Poynton. Even a lick of paint would suffice."
Barney Cook, manager of the Vine Hop Bar which sits right by the shared space roundabouts, said: "I've noticed the markings are pretty faded out. It's a bit of carnage around the roundabouts, we see a lot of near misses but I don't know whether it's to do with the markings. I think it's going to be better when the bypass comes and the lorries are diverted."
Lee Massey, who also lives in the town, said: "In my opinion , the Poynton Roundels ought to be replaced with exactly the same mini-roundabout arrangement Holmes Chapel has had for years and years, which have always worked perfectly well." George Goodwin, who contacted Cheshire Live, added that the situation was a "debacle".
A Poynton Town Council spokesperson said: "It should be noted that the Town Council have lobbied Cheshire East over many years regarding the poor maintenance and inappropriate repairs of the shared space."
In response to the current issues, a Cheshire East Council spokesperson said: "The shared space scheme was completed in 2012 as part of the Poynton Regeneration project, with the roundels forming the junction at the centre of the village. The council’s highways team plans to undertake re-texturing work at this location during the summer months.
"Traffic management will be required for this work and other activities will be undertaken, such as gully emptying, to make best use of the site. On completion of the Poynton Relief Road, which is progressing well and on schedule for completion later this year, the overall condition of the shared space area will be reassessed with a view to carrying out any identified repairs in the highways programme of works 2023/24."
Meanwhile, as work on the Poynton relief road continues, the northern end of the route will connect to the A555 junction on the new A6 to Manchester Airport Relief Road. The route will then pass under the A5149 Chester Road to the west of Poynton and will continue in a southerly direction crossing the Woodford Aerodrome runway.


We have some big news to share! On October 20th, the San Diego City Council unanimously passed a resolution that lifted the City’s ban on Project Labor Agreements (PLA’s)!
As you may remember, the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) and other anti-union organizations were proponents of Prop A – the 2012 ballot initiative that banned Project Labor Agreements with an exception to protect taxpayers.
ABC and Big Business put San Diego in a perilous position by ignoring warnings from the State of California that if Prop A passed then “San Diego would no longer be eligible to receive state grants for local construction projects, which could cost San Diego up to $158 million per year.”
Yesterday, the City Council unanimously passed a resolution confirming “that as a condition for the receipt of state funding and financial assistance, that the City and its City Council maintain discretion to adopt, require or utilize project labor agreementsin all State and City funded construction contracts, the City remains eligible for hundreds of millions of state funds.”
Taxpayers, workers, and contractors can all benefit from PLA’s – a construction management tool that helps efficient and economical development and ensures the steady supply of highly skilled and qualified workers!
“A financial crisis was averted today,” said City Council President Todd Gloria, adding that if the city hadn’t fixed this problem, it could have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure aid. Todd said that last year alone, the city could have lost $383 million because of the dispute.
We give special thanks to Speaker Toni Atkins and Council President Todd Gloria for helping to get this done!


New construction opportunity in Clermont subdivision! Half an acre of land available for a new home to make your own. This sits on public sewer and water system in the Fairfax County School district. Located near tons of parks, popular restaurants and more. A prime commuters location just off of 495 with easy access to route 95, 1 and the Blue Metro Line. Just minutes from Old Town Alexandria, Arlington, Amazon HQ and everything DC has to offer! Plat attached in the documents section.
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Publication of the Madrid study trip report
- Rapport de voyage © Ecole urbaine
THE STUDENTS IN SECOND YEAR OF THE MASTER IN REGIONAL AND URBAN STRATEGY WENT TO MADRID FROM 12 TILL 16 NOVEMBER 2018 FOR THEIR STUDY TRIP.
Why Madrid? Our ambition during this study trip is to provide our students with an understanding of evolving forms of urban governance and policy-making in Madrid and the capital-city region. Through meetings with a large variety of stakeholders and site visits, we seek to examine this European city’s trajectory, marked by the 2008 economic crisis which deeply affected the city’s urban development.


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The Planning Office will be closed on Friday, September 20th. It will re-open Monday, September 23rd at 8:00 a.m. Thank you.
The Department of Public Works along with its contractor Sum-Co Eco-Contracting, plan to begin replacing the culverts along Park Avenue on August 19, 2019. Park Avenue will be closed to through traffic during construction.
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The Conservation Coordinator's office hours will be changing starting on August 26th.
The new hours are as follows:
Mondays - 8:30 am to 5:00 pmWednesdays - 8:30 am to 5:00 pmFridays - 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Starting Sunday April 14th, the Transfer Station will be open on Sundays from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
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Fortis are installing new electrical poles on October 28 - 30, 2014 weather dependent. As part of this project, motorists are advised of the following complete and partial road closure:
• Centre Street South - partial south bound lane road closure
• Parklane Drive and Centre Street intersection - partial road closure on east bound lane
• Parklane Drive between Centre Street and Park Road - full road closure
Notice of Nomination Day
The Town of Strathmore currently has one (1) vacancy for the position of Councillor. Pursuant to the Municipal Government Act revised statues of Alberta 2000, Chapter M-26 a Council must hold a By-Election to fill a vacancy within ninety (90) days after the vacancy has occurred. Nominations for the position of Councillor will take place on November 17, 2014. Applications for Nominations are available at the Town of Strathmore Office located at 680 Westchester Road. Should you have any questions regarding this matter please contact the Town of Strathmore at 403-934-3133.
The Great Pumpkin Hunt
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Fall Yard Cleanup October 1 - 31, 2014
To facilitate removal of fall yard cleanup, a waste bin will be located at the recycle facility yard for the month of October.
FCSS 2015 Grant Application
Strathmore Family and Community Support Services 2015 Grant Application is now available. Please call 403-934-9090 for more information or click HERE to print the application forms.
Notice of Public Hearing: Bylaw #14-17
Bylaw # 14-17 proposes to amend the Land Use Bylaw by re-designating Plan 5894P, Block 16, Lots 14-15 (121 Waddy Lane) from R1 Single Detached Residential District to R2X - Medium Density Attached Housing District.


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The City of Baldwin City will auction off two (2) city-owned properties at 10am on Wednesday, May 5th.
The auction will be held at 620 Indiana St, in downtown Baldwin City, KS.
Auctioning will start at appraised value of $90,000.
For more information about this auction, contact the city administrator at email@example.com or 785-594-6427. Thank you.
MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON


(WSVN) - Detours have been set in place in Broward County as crews work along Interstate 75 and 595, this week.
The ramp leading from northbound I-75 to I-595 eastbound will be shut down from 11 p.m. until 5 a.m. the next day, beginning Monday through Friday.
The road will be blocked as crews work to finish paving the road.
The ramp will close every night at the same time through Friday.
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Seasonal Load & Speed Restrictions
Seasonal weight restrictions will be lifted on all roads under the
jurisdiction of the Marquette County Road Commission beginning
at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 31, 2022.
MARQUETTE COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION
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Cafe Rochambeau, 6th Ave. Cor. 11th St., New York.
[6th Avenue and 11th Street.]
"Mid-town Vista No. 2" [6th Avenue south from 59th Street]
6th Ave. Cottage
Manhattan Island, New York at 6th Ave. & 42nd Street
Street Scene, Jefferson Market Court Bldg, 6th Ave. & 9th St. Elevated Station.
Christmas, 6th Ave.
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6th Ave & 23rd St.
[The cemetery on 11th Street, east of 6th Avenue.]
[Bush Tower from 6th Avenue and 48th Street]
Street Vendors, 1900. 20th St. at 6th Ave.
Street Scene, South from 6th Ave. Elevated Station & 8th St.
Garfield National Bank, 1899, N.E. Corner 23rd St. & 6th Ave.
Simpson Crawford Building, 6th Ave. & 19th St.
[Third Avenue El at 6th Street.]
14th St Store, 6th Ave., 13th & 14th Street
[South east corner of 11th Street and 6th Avenue.]
Herald Square Up Broadway & 6th Ave.


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Eastbound I-84 will close and be detoured at Exit 23 between the hours of 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM for night time steel erection on the Hamilton Avenue Bridge, on Monday June 20 through Thursday June 23, 2016.
Detour route from I-84 EB Exit 23 off ramp is as follows:
Motorists will be guided through the detour route by construction signage, State, and local Police.
The closure of I-84 is to ensure safety of the traveling public during construction.


Major road projects have significantly improved Dubai’s roads network
Infrastructure is Dubai’s top strength, RTA chief says
- Dubai Creek Crossing, 7th Crossing (Bur Dubai Side): The seventh crossing corridor consists of constructing a new roadway corridor running through Rashid Hospital compound. The main features of the project includes a two lane underpass from Umm Hurair Road to 7th Crossing corridor, two lane underpasses passing under the existing broadcast roundabout from Tariq Bin Ziyad Road to 7th Crossing Corridor, a pedestrian underpass serving Rashid Hospital Compound and a new four legged signalized intersection at 7th Crossing/Riyadh Street. ZARINA FERNANDES
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September 12, 2023
Start time follows joint meeting of LSBD and East Loop CID businesses and property owners.
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Loop Special Business District Board Meeting
Tuesday, September 12, 2023
This is an open meeting of the Loop Special Business District Board of Directors.


Eileen Cross, Main media contact and Water Department (831) 420-5213
Joyce Blaschke, Santa Cruz Police Department (831) 420-5844
Janice Bisgaard, Public Works Department (831) 420-5166
Police Department Press Releases, click here
Fire Department Press Releases, click here
Measure H 2017 Overlay Project to Include Saturday Construction on Oct. 7, 14, 21
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct. 6, 2017
Ricardo E. Valdés, Associate Civil Engineer, (831) 420-5198
Janice Bisgaard, Community Relations Specialist, (831) 420-5166
SANTA CRUZ —City of Santa Cruz construction of the 2017 Overlay Project has been extended to include the first three Saturdays in October to ensure that the work is completed before the rainy season begins.
The location of work on Saturdays, Oct. 7 and 14 is King Street north of Bay Street to Mission Street. Saturday, Oct. 21, the work will be on Escalona Drive from Bay Street to Laurel Street.
Intermittent lane closures and limited on-street parking are expected during construction. Sidewalks will occasionally be closed, however, all driveways in the project areas are expected to remain accessible.
This work, funded by Measure H tax dollars, includes rehabilitation of local streets that have experienced significant deterioration at seven locations. Overlay work is expected to end on Dec. 22 in time for the winter holidays.
A map with these and other project locations is available at www.cityofsantacruz.com where the construction schedule is updated weekly.
The City apologizes for any inconvenience this construction work may cause and appreciates the public’s cooperation. Any concerns or questions may be addressed to Project Manager Ricardo Valdés, at (831) 420-5198 or RValdes@cityofsantacruz.com.


Special Council Meeting 11 July
A Special Council Meeting has been called for the purpose of considering the Responsible Authority Report for a Mixed Use development (44 Storey) at 74 Mill Point Rd, South Perth.
The Special Council Meeting is being held in the Council Chamber, City of South Perth, Cnr Sandgate St and South Tce, South Perth, commencing at 6pm, Monday 11 July 2016.
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At the main station of Ghent, Gent-Sint-Pieters, you will find railway links to all the cities in Belgium. This city also has a direct line to Brussels International Airport. Upon arrival, please go to floor -1 of the Brussels International Airport. From there you can take either a direct train to Ghent-Sint-Pieters (one every hour) or you can change trains in Brussels to get Ghent.
Ghent has a well-organised public transport system with an extensive tram and bus network. You can get anywhere in and around Ghent by tram or bus from early morning to late night. Tram 1 travels from the main railway station, Gent-Sint-Pieters, to the city centre every ten minutes.
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Adjusted civic services & hours of operation on Remembrance Day, November 11, and/or Monday, November 13
The City of Saskatoon will have several adjusted civic services and holiday hours on Remembrance Day, Saturday, November 11, and/or on Monday, November 13, the City's Stat observance.
Check details on what's open or closed, parking requirements, waste collection schedules, Transit schedules, operating hours for Leisure Centres, Saskatoon Public Library locations, Remai Modern, Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo and more here.
To note: Courtesy of RBC Royal Bank, Saskatoon Transit will provide complimentary bus transportation for all Veterans to and from the Remembrance Day Ceremony at SaskTel Centre on Saturday, November 11.
Visit saskatoon.ca for more information on City of Saskatoon services and programs.


The Public Works Department (PWD) of the Delhi government issued a show-cause notice to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), asking why "illegal" allotment of its office at Rouse Avenue should not be revoked.
However, the allotment of the bungalow matter had also reached the court. This is the PWD's fresh notice in this regard.
The Delhi High Court in August set aside PWD's earlier order that cancelled the allotment of the property by saying that no reason was given by the PWD for its decision.
According to the sources, the PWD has given the AAP a week to respond. The property in question serves as the AAP's office.


SCM 2022 Golf Outing Sponsors
Thank you to all our generous sponsors and to everyone who participated in the SCM 2022 Golf Outing!
SCM STP 2023-2027 Program
Click attachment to view the Southwest Conference of Mayors FFY23-27 STP-L Program. The FFY23-27 Draft STP-L Program was approved at...
SCM's STP Call for Projects
SCM's STP Call for Projects Public Comment period is from July 5th through August 3rd. The gray shaded lines are the new projects...
SCM Golf Outing Information
Click to find information for the 2022 Southwest Conference of Mayors Golf Outing.
SCM STP Workshop Presentations
Southwest Conference of Mayors Surface Transportation Program Workshop SCM Program Coordinator presented SCM's updated STP Methodology....
SCM's Local Methodology
Attached is Southwest Conference of Mayors' Methodology. Please reference when applying for STP Funds.


Another Virtual Meeting Set To Provide Twin Ports Interchange Project Update
The Duluth Interchange Project, aka the Can Of Worms, continues to move forward and the Minnesota Department of Transportation has scheduled a virtual meeting to provide a public update.
According to MnDOT, the virtual public meeting will be held on Monday, June 28 at 12:15 p.m. The virtual meeting will provide participants an opportunity to meet with MnDOT staff and ask questions. The meeting is being held virtually "to prevent further spread of COVID-19." In fact, MnDOT is not hosting any in-person public meetings at this time.
You can click on the button below to get a direct link to the meeting. Those without internet access can also join by calling 855-282-6330 and entering access code 187 063 5117.
Those who are unable to attend the meeting June 28 will be able to watch it at a later date as MnDOT will post a video of the meeting on the project webpage.
The video below shows what the freeway will look like when completed from a motorist’s view heading north on I-35 through the Twin Ports Interchange area, then heading to southbound I-35 from I-535, or the Blatnik Bridge, through the Twin Ports Interchange area.
The Twin Ports Interchange Project, which will reconstruct the I-35/I-535/Hwy 53 interchange, looks to improve safety by:
- Providing a new conventional design
- Relocating all exits and entrances to the right side of the roadway
- Improving merging sight distance and eliminating merge conflicts
- Eliminating weaving problems near the interchange
- Providing lane continuity for through I-35 traffic


Tenancy Strategy Review
To approve changes to the council’s Tenancy Strategy.
Decision type: Non-key - Low
Decision status: Item Deferred
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Notice of proposed decision first published: 06/10/2015
Decision due: Not before 20 Jan 2016 by Cabinet
Lead member: Lead Member for Regeneration and Housing
Lead director: Strategic Director, Regeneration and Growth
Department: Regeneration and Growth
Contact: Jon Lloyd-Owen, Operational Director, Housing and Culture Email: email@example.com Tel: 020 8937 5199.


For years, I’ve joined residents in our community in sounding the alarm about the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. This project has been a nuisance and a threat to residents, small businesses, workers, and the environment, and frankly: we all deserve better. Ontarians across the province have been let down by the enormous bungling of public-private partnerships (P3s); we’ve seen this in Ottawa, and we’re seeing it play out in our own backyard.
In as early as 2012, the TTC warned the government and the pubic that these P3 partnerships were not the smart way forward, and we’ve seen all too clearly just how right they were. We need this government to consult with community, answer for their mistakes, and move forward with accountability and transparency.
After dozens of business closures, resident displacement, skyrocketing congestion, and neighbourhood frustration, it’s clear that something must give. Governments are elected to serve the people – this is not service.
Join me in demanding a public inquiry into the Eglinton Crosstown project. They’re billions of dollars over budget with nothing to show for it and we the people deserve answers.


RT Meeting Briefs - May 11, 2021
The Morgan County Board of Commissioners will hold a workshop at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12, in the Morgan County Administration Building, 180 S. Main St., Martinsville. Commissioners will discuss the American Rescue Plan requirements during the meeting, which is open to the public.
The Martinsville Park Board will meet at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11, in pavilion one at Jimmy Nash City Park, 360 N. Home Ave.
The Martinsville Redevelopment Commission will meet at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, May 12, in council chambers at Martinsville City Hall, 59 S. Jefferson St.
The Martinsville City Council will hold work sessions at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 13, in council chambers at Martinsville City Hall, 59 S. Jefferson St. The work session is being held to discuss the city’s trash fee.
MONROVIASpecial town council
The Monrovia Town Council will hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 5, at the Mooresville Municipal Building, 140 E. Main St., Monrovia.
The Monrovia Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May 17, at the Monrovia Town Hall, 140 E. Main St., Monrovia.


Friends of the Earth London Campaigner, Sophie Neuburg, has responded to the news that Sadiq Khan, the London Mayor, is to increase funding by more than double to clean London’s polluted air.
“This cash injection from the mayor is great news for Londoners forced to suffer the impacts of the capital’s filthy air.
“Cleaning up cabs and buses and tackling pollution hot spots are welcome steps forward – but tougher action is still required.
“With mayors in Paris, Mexico City, Athens and Madrid pledging to ban dirty diesel vehicles from their cities, Sadiq must follow suit.
“It’s time to end London’s appalling air pollution scandal.”


The Chicago Bears said Friday that they are considering abandoning their current plan to build a new stadium in nearby Arlington Heights and are considering looking at other locations.
This comes despite the fact that the team already purchased the Arlington Heights land for $197.2 million.
The Bears are citing an assessment of the property that they said is too high, making the area “no longer our singular focus.”
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“It is our responsibility to hear from other municipalities in Chicagoland about potential locations that can provide this transformational opportunity for our fans, our club and the state of Illinois,” the team said.
“The stadium-based project remains very popular in Arlington Heights, Chicagoland and the state. However, the property’s original assessment at five times the 2021 tax value, and the recent agreement with Churchill Downs for 2022 that is three times greater, does not reflect that the property is not operational and is not commercially viable in its current state.”
PATRICK MAHOMES OF THE CHIEFS HITS A LONG GAME OF CELEBRITY SOFTBALL FROM THE ROYALS
The Bears said in September that they would not seek public funding for construction of the stadium, but hope to do so for the surrounding “entertainment district.”
The Bears envision the entertainment district to include restaurants, offices, a hotel, a gym and more “that will bring significant economic benefits to Cook County.”
The city of Chicago proposed last summer to fence off Soldier Field and increase its capacity to the league-low 61,500, but the Bears repeatedly insisted that the only possibilities they were considering were for the Arlington Heights site.
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The Bears remain committed to their current lease at Soldier Field, which has been their home since 1974.
Paulina Dedaj and Scott Thompson of Fox News and the Associated Press contributed to this report.


Public Safety and Emergency response is a top priority. Making certain our Police force is well equipped to offer reasonable response times and Service Level Agreements is crucial.
Planning & Zoning
The planning & zoning achievements made to date in Brookhaven should serve as blueprints for a longer term master city plan that is referenced as tactical development and re-development projects are decided upon.
Some of our Brookhaven parks are vibrant centers of community involvement but others are in need of improvements. I will author and support efforts that offer a safer creative outlet for our children, a more relaxing break from the paces of life for adults, and conveniences for our furry friends.


The DPW Highway Division is resuming its summer road work schedule.
Drivers should expect minor traffic delays in the coming week due to resurfacing on local roadways. Wellesley Police Department officers will be onsite to direct cars through detours and road closures.
Highway crews will be working along these roads on the following days and times:
- Thursday, July 16 from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on College Road and Bacon Street. Bacon Street will be closed for a few hours beginning at 11 a.m. (Natick Police will assist with detours)
- Friday, July 17 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Martin Road. Road will be open to residents and abutters.
- Sunday, July 19 NIGHT WORK from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Wellesley Avenue (from the Needham Town line to Forest Street).
- Monday, July 20 NIGHT WORK from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Wellesley Avenue and Oakland Street (from Route 9 to Brookside Avenue).
- Wednesday, July 22 AND Thursday, July 23 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Benvenue and Fuller Brook Road.
- Friday, July 24 from 7 a.m. to finish on Hillside Road to Bemis Road. Road will be open to residents and abutters.
This schedule is weather dependent and may change. Please contact the DPW Highway Division with any questions at 781-235-7600 ext. 3325.
Thank you for your patience!


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This series consists of architectural plans for the Perth City Council Chambers (1924 - 1956) predating the present Council House, as well as plans for other Council premises and works (both built and proposed). The plans consists of loose sheets and drawn by private architectural firms for the Perth City Council.
(The plans in this Record Series were previously listed at the State Records Office at reference: AN 20/9; Accession 1644).


Repairing broken pavements, central verges and manholes, resurfacing roads and sprinkling of water on them on a daily basis -- these are some of initiatives that will be undertaken as part of the Delhi government's mega project to transform the city roads that will kick off from April 1.
Addressing a press conference, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said about Rs 4,500 crore will be spent on the project in the first year and then Rs 2,000 crore every year.
The Delhi government will also introduce deep scrubbing machines and litter picker machines, he said, adding that it will also hire over 100 mechanised road sweepers, over 150 sprinkler tankers and 250 anti-smog-guns-cum-sprinklers.
The chief minister said they will be transforming a total of 1,400 kms of roads that come under the jurisdiction of the Delhi Public Works Department.
He added that heavy penalties will be imposed on the contractor in case of any shortcoming in the project.
The entire system will be monitored remotely from a dashboard and there will be a centralised complaint system for citizens to reach out to the government, he said.
"The PWD has jurisdiction only on roads wider than 18m (45ft) across the national capital, and we will leave no stone unturned to transform them," he said.
Kejriwal said all the footpaths and central verges along the roads will be repaired when necessary.
"This means that in contrast to the usual practice of replacing footpaths on the entire stretch as adopted by governments who want to spend away all public funds, in this project, we will take up spot-repairs.
"If one stone is missing, it will be replaced. If two are damaged, they will be repaired. We will not misuse public funds," he explained.
Outlining the timeline for the project, he said the work orders will be issued by March 20 and the work will commence from April 1.
He said the repair work will be completed within six months and once it is complete, a 10-year maintenance contract will be put in place.
Roads will be resurfaced every five years while regular painting of roads, medians, central verges will be taken every three to six months, he said.
"All roads and footpaths will be washed in a daily basis or thrice a week," he said.
He asserted that all central verges will be repaired along with damaged manholes, street furniture, railings, precast slabs, signages and electrical poles.
"In all the city subways, the railings and light fittings will be repaired, as will the foot over bridges. Beyond these, civil and electrical repairs, all potholes and cracks on roads will be repaired," he said.
All railings, trees and plants around the roads will be washed as well, he said.
The government is also introducing deep scrubbing machines to thoroughly clean the roads of all dirt and litter picker machines to pick up all littered material and debris from the roads.
"We will hire over 100 mechanised road sweepers, over 150 sprinkler tankers and 250 anti-smog-guns-cum-sprinklers. There are 250 wards in Delhi and each ward will get one machine. The 150 sprinkler tankers will be deployed on the large PWD roads. "But the 250 smog guns will be handy in cleaning the smaller roads and lanes in the city. These machines too will be engaged for 10 years. 10,000 kilolitres of water will be needed for this purpose. We will be using the water treated at Delhi Jal Board's STPs for this purpose, instead of discharging it into the Yamuna," he said.
The chief minister said all posters, banners and other material stuck on roadsides will be removed on a daily basis, with the government taking up tree plantation on a very large scale on the roadsides and central verges.
"A 10-year contract will be awarded for daily maintenance, washing, trimming, soil upkeep and watering of such plants. This project also needs rigorous monitoring, so we will deploy a third party monitoring system.
"Camera-enabled vehicles will go around Delhi throughout the day and record the live situation of the roads and maintenance work," he said.


Skagit County, Washington
March 23, 2016
Guemes Island Ferry Operations Public Forum Meeting April 12, 2016
6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Guemes Island Community Center
SKAGIT COUNTY – On Tuesday, April 12, 2016, Skagit County will hold its first public forum for 2016 to discuss operational needs and other issues relative to the Guemes Island Ferry operation. The community is encouraged to attend, learn about, and discuss agenda items, including:
- All-Electric Ferry/Ferry Replacement Update
- Draft 2016 Ferry Fare Revenue Target Report
- Questions and Comments Related to Ferry Operations
The Draft 2016 Ferry Fare Revenue Target Report will be available for review beginning Monday, April 4, 2016, at www.skagitcounty.net/ferry, and at www.linetime.org. Please visit either of these websites if you wish to download and review the report prior to attending the public forum.
The meeting will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Guemes Island Community Center located at 7549 Guemes Island Road.
In attendance will be: Skagit County Commissioner Lisa Janicki, District 3, Chair; Skagit County Commissioner Ron Wesen, District 1; Skagit County Commissioner Ken Dahlstedt, District 2; Public Works Director Dan Berentson; County Engineer Paul Randall-Grutter; Public Works Controller Jim Mickel; and Ferry Operations Division Manager Rachel Rowe.
For more information, please contact Rachel Rowe at (360) 416-1400 or at email@example.com.


BENCH MAINTAINS THE AESTHETIC
OF THIS INDUSTRIAL AREA WITHIN A
BENCH has a deep connection to the heritage
character of the Railtown neighbourhood. This
historical point of interest has inspired the form and
function of its modern design.
BENCH references the neighbourhood’s structural
industrial elements, while crafting a contemporary
narrative. Tasteful glass, outdoor spaces and unique
perspectives to the north and south.
Instead of drygoods and crates, BENCH will host ideas and innovation. The new building—fashioned from aluminum, glass and concrete—will look boldly forward to our future and enhance Railtown’s evolution into the contemporary era.
A LIVING HISTORY
“It is all too rare these days to come across a building that doesn’t compromise aesthetics for economics, but rather stays true to its historical, heritage and commercial roots.
With BENCH, we have set out to maintain the aesthetic of this beautiful industrial area and infuse it with advanced building and technological systems within a
contemporary design that complements the original brick and mortar construction of the surrounding buildings.”
Gair Williamson, Architect
RAILTOWN WILL BECOME AN
IMPORTANT EMPLOYMENT HUB FOR THE CITY,
WITH BENCH LEADING THE CHARGE
353 RAILWAY STREET
VANCOUVER BRITISH COLUMBIA
V6A 1A4 CANADA


Welcome to Duke!
Duke’s beautiful campus is surrounded by trees and green space. In order to maintain this natural atmosphere, most parking is found on the periphery of campus. Duke Parking & Transportation Services provides parking facilities, buses and shuttles, and various means of alternative transportation throughout the University and Health System.
Pilot Program Expands to New Off-Site Locations
Duke's partnership with Uber now provides transportation between East, West or Central campuses and the Lemur Center or Duke Campus Farm, as well as five popular volunteer destinations for students.
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Traffic Advisory: Construction to Close Part of Circuit Drive - April 19, 2017
Traffic Advisory: Women's NCAA Tournament Saturday on Campus - March 18, 2017
Portions of Campus Drive on East Campus Closed March 13-20 - March 09, 2017


A NEW mayor will be elected at the annual meeting of Bourne Town Council tonight (Tuesday).
Mayor Brenda Johnson will hand over the chains to the new mayor, who will be elected at the meeting, which starts at 7.30pm.
A deputy mayor will also be elected and chairmen for the committees will be chosen.
The town council has also been asked by the Dimension Park committee if it will agree to take on a lease for a skatepark it is proposing to build on the Abbey Lawn in Bourne.
It will discuss the request at the meeting.


New Philadelphia Arbor Day Celebration to be held
New Philadelphia will hold an Arbor Day celebration at 10 a.m. April 30 at Southside Park, 1320 Oldtown Valley Road SE.
Mayor Joel Day will read the Arbor Day Proclamation and join service director Ron McAbier in the planting of several trees at the new park. Residents will be encouraged to plant trees and support the city’s forestry program.
For information: 330-364-4491, ext. 1242.


Please find below two Ordnance Survey (OS) maps of the village and the surrounding area. Click on the thumbnails to show the maps.
Click here to show map of Headley.
Click here to show map of footpaths in Headley - which are marked in green.
Click here to open the Surrey Interactive Maps portal where you can access footpath maps for the Headley area.
You can also view a large dynamic satellite map of the local area by clicking on the logo below:


Urgent Road Closure - Birling Hill
Birling Parish Council
Urgent Road Closure – Birling Hill, Birling – 15th September 2020 (Tonbridge and Malling)
It will be necessary to close Birling Hill, Birling from 15th September 2020 for up to 4 days.
The road will be closed 355 metres north of the junction with Paddlesworth Road.
The alternative route is via Stangate Road, Snodland Road, Ryarsh Road, Birling Road, The Street, Roughetts Road, A20 London Road, Trottiscliffe Road, Mill House Lane, Addington Lane, Taylors Lane, Vigo Hill, A227 Gravesend Road, Harvel Road, The Paddock, White Horse Road and vice versa.
This is too enable South East Water to carry out fire hydrant exchange works.
Enclosed is a copy of the Traffic Notice in confirmation of this.
This bulletin contains public information and can be freely forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.
For details of roadworks, please see One.Network
KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste: keeping you up to date with what’s happening on our roads - for more information visit https://www.kent.gov.uk/roads-and-travel or follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/KentHighways
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MoDot has announced some road work projects you’ll want to be aware of. In Miller County, they’ll be repairing culvert pipes on Route W at Village Marina Road. That work will take place today and Tuesday. They’ll also be patching pavement on Route BB between Route 42 and Route 133 in Maries County through Thursday. Next Monday, Route JJ in Morgan County will be closed between South Jaybird Lane and Wildlife Drive for culvert pipe replacement. That closure will last from 6:30 a.m. and 3pm.


Motorway cuts herald more jams
DRIVERS face deteriorating motorways and more traffic jams caused by daytime roadworks as the Highways Agency tries to save money.
Some defects will go unrepaired if they are not deemed critical to safety under new maintenance contracts. More roadworks may be done during the day than at night — a move that motoring organisations warn could cost the economy tens of millions.
The costcutting measures are being introduced despite claims that potholes and other defects are already causing problems on roads with 70mph limits. Speed restrictions have had to be imposed on some main roads because of their poor condition. “If you drive down any motorway now in the inside lane you will see rutting caused by heavy goods vehicles and it’s all down to


Rabu, 01 Februari 2012
Helsinki Indoor Velodrome
Yes, 'ish just got real.
It looks like it's really true, Helsinki will get an indoor velodrome in 2014, in Malmi district. A proper wooden 250mm all international standards fulfilling track. The hall itself will be a multi-use sports arena with handball, basketball and floorball courts, indoor boulder climbing walls etc.
The project is not officially published yet but we were given a secret private sneak peak of the plan yesterday and I can assure you that it looks super awesome in every way.


Winter Snow Placement Ordinance
It is unlawful for any person, organization, or corporation to put or place, or cause to be put or placed, any snow or ice upon the surface of the traveled portion of any Class IV or Class V highway, or any municipal sidewalk in the town. The provisions of this section shall not apply where snow or ice is pushed across the traveled surface of such highways or sidewalks for the purpose of snow removal from land adjoining such highways and sidewalks, so long as none of the snow or ice so remains on such highways or sidewalks.
Winter Sidewalk Obstructions
All items must be removed from the public sidewalks in the Town of Milford in preparation for snow plowing from November 15, 2011 through April 15, 2012.
Winter Parking Ban Ordinance
It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to be parked upon or adjacent to the streets of the Town of Milford between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 a.m. between November 15th and the following April 15th. (Ord. 12-28-99 § 1 (part); Ord. 12-17-90 § 1)


The City of Estevan and Regens Disposal have teamed up and created the Garbage and Recycle Program. This service is included in your bi-monthly utility bill and is a mandatory charge per service address. The Recycle program takes place every 2 weeks and is split between West side and East sides of the City.
How to Recycle
Recycling & Garbage Website / Set up automatic reminders
Estevan curbside waste collection map
Estevan curbside recycling collection map


Geared for beginner and intermediate level skaters, the park was created for the use of skateboards and in-line skating. This is a great park for those who are wanting to learn how to skate and improve their skills!
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Amenities & Information
Skate Park : Yes


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By JESSICA CRAWFORD
• Daily Leader
The 1-cent sales tax is once again to thank for yet another improvement within the City of Liberal. Western Avenue is nearing completion and will stand as a reminder of Liberal’s progress for years to come.
Public Works Director Joe Sealey was happy to announce that citizens will be able to travel Western Avenue, in its entirety, as early as Friday.
“On Western, they have the two southbound lanes done and they have one northbound lane probably 60 percent complete,” Sealey said. “They will probably finish up either this evening or Friday morning.”
Although traffic will once again be allowed on the entire length of Western Avenue as early as Friday, minor construction will continue, Sealey said.
“What will be left is the traffic markings, the sidewalk and, I think, there are about three wheelchair ramps that need to be done,” he said.
Sealey was proud to report the project will be complete way before the time allotted.
“There were 210 days construction time, and we started in mid-April,” he said. “So they are really ahead of schedule by quite a bit.”
The project, which is being funded by the 1-cent sales tax, is also under budget, Sealey said.
“I haven’t got the final numbers yet, but with the change orders we have had, I am going to say it is going to be right at $4 million or just over,” he said. “We are still under our overall budget. We had budgeted $4.18 million or $4.2 million for that. We were running over the initial cost because of change orders, but we are still under what we anticipated it was going to cost overall.”
Sealey said the quality of the new and improved Western Avenue is beyond what he had expected.
“If this had been done by the fair, it would have got a grand champion ribbon on it,” Sealey concluded with a chuckle.
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Neighborhood: Lehigh Acres, La02 - South Lehigh Acres
Very nice oversized Corner Lot in the Mirror Lakes area of southeast Lehigh Acres. Previously cleared and ready to build, Zoned for Single-Family Residential construction. Great area to build your beautiful Dream home. Close to schools and shopping. Close to the new Homestead Rd and State Road 82 for easy commuting.


To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, with reference to the Government's Advice Note on Balconies on Residential Buildings published on 24 June 2019, what steps his Department has taken to ensure that housing providers have (a) made the necessary assessments of their housing stock on combustible material, (b) taken steps to mitigate risks and (c) adequate financial resources to improve standards.
24 January 2020
Building safety is the responsibility of the building owner, and they must remedy any safety risks uncovered. Government have published advice, including on balconies, for building owners on how to ensure safety of buildings here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/building-safety-programme#advice-notes. Building owners should consider all routes to meet costs, protecting residents where they can – for example through warranties and recovering costs from contractors for incorrect or poor work.
Local authorities and housing associations should contact MHCLG or the Regulator of Social Housing respectively, if carrying out essential fire safety works would affect their financial viability.


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PRECAST BEAMS FOR RIYHAD METRO IN SAUDI ARABIA
Already they have maked the first prefabricated beams for the Riyadh Metro.
Prefabricados Delta has designed and built a factory for the production of precast post-tensioned concrete beams up to 40 meters long.
The initial scope of the project is 6000 meters viaduct including the supply and installation of precast beams and precast floor slabs that constitute it.


Today, January 2, 2018, the Administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio and the New York City Council announced a plan to bring permanent perimeter barriers, or “safety bollards”, to high-profile sites and to create a process to simplify their design and construction. Continue Reading →
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Beginning Saturday, Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn St stations will close for two weeks for safety upgrade to signal system
Beginning Saturday, December 19 through Sunday, January 3, Metro will close two Blue Line stations - Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn St - to advance safety improvements. The two-week station closures will allow Metro to work around-the-clock to complete substantial work to upgrade the signal system that is essential to providing safe, reliable service for customers.
Blue Line service will continue to operate between Huntington and Largo and free shuttle buses will be provided. Customers can choose a shuttle that will connect to the Yellow and Blue lines at Eisenhower Ave or the convenience of express shuttles direct to the Pentagon.
Doing this work during the holidays will help minimize the number of riders affected by the closures. Ridership at the two stations remains at historic lows, down about 90 percent, due to the Covid-19 pandemic and typically drops even further over the holidays.
The closure of the stations will allow Metro and its contractor to work without interruption over the two-week period, in addition to 10-weekend shutdowns that began last month and will continue through March. This will help limit the disruption to riders, by reducing the duration of the project. To complete the same work with single tracking would take more than twice as long to complete and reduce service with waits up to 36 minutes between trains.
Effective Saturday, December 19 - Sunday, January 3
- Blue Line service will operate between Huntington and Largo Town Center.
- Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn St stations closed.
- Free local and express shuttle buses will operate between:
- Franconia-Springfield, Van Dorn St and Eisenhower Ave.
- Franconia-Springfield and Pentagon (excluding Christmas and New Year's Day)
- Van Dorn St and Pentagon rush hour service only: 5 a.m.-8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.-6:30 p.m. (excluding Christmas and New Year's Day)
- Customers should allow additional travel time for shuttle buses.
- Customers may also wish to use Huntington Station as an alternative for Blue and Yellow line service. Parking is available.


Temporary Road Closure – Chapel Lane, Cranbrook – from 2 November 2015 for up to 5 days
The whole length of the road will be closed.
The alternative route is via A262 The Street/Sissinghurst Road, A229 Wilsley Green/Waterloo Road, St David’s Bridge, Bakers Cross and Golford Road.
The closure is to enable drain clearance and ditching works to be carried out by KCC Highways.
This bulletin contains public information and can be freely forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.
Road names are taken from the National Street Gazetteer on Elgin, with alternative names given where known.
For details of roadworks, please see www.roadworks.org
Road Closures Co-ordinator, West Kent Division
KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste
Aylesford Highway Depot
St Michael’s Close
( 03000 41 81 81 (24-hour Contact Centre)
Fax : 03000 422833


Polaris Kaunas Methodology Workshop
Workshop: Methodology of valorisation: territories, identities and local heritage
Beneficiary / Partner organizations: UVSQ, NEFU, KTU, UNPA
Department of Architecture and Land Management, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kaunas University of Technology, Studentu st. 48, Kaunas, Lithuania
13.00 - 17.00: Presentation of landscape valuation methodologies, discussion.
9.00 - 12.00: Presentation of landscape valuation methodologies, discussion.
12.00: End of workshop.


|City of Marysville
The City of Marysville Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) was initially constructed in 1953, and subsequently expanded in the early 1970s. In 2008, a Notice of Violation was issued based on the WWTP’s annual flow exceeding its design capacity. HRC assisted the City by developing a three-part strategy to address the Notice, as follows: 1) WWTP upgrade and expansion, 2) storage of excess wet weather flows and 3) collection system rehabilitation/maintenance. The WWTP upgrades and expansion work was divided into two phases to allow immediate operational concerns to be addressed while continuing to evaluate alternatives for long-term compliance, as well as to consider various financing options.


NGL, I was super high when I made those. I look back at it and cringe at how thirsty for State intervention they are. Way I see it, the communities we build will abide by those demands, but it would be easier to build our communities if the State had conceded to any of those points. Easier to convince your neighbors to start a community garden with you if they don't have to worry about childcare, &tc.
But yes. A pipe dream.


What : Conservation, Preservation of Art and Architecture – Issues and Suggestions
Where : The Auditorium, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS), 159-161 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400023
When : 9th June, 2017 at 05.30 pm
Mr. Tanil Kilachand, The President, The Cambridge Society, Bombay (CSB)and the General Committee cordially invite you to a panel discussion on “Conservation, Preservation of Art and Architecture – Issues and Suggestions”
In an emerging economy like India, where the value placed on preserving its artistic and architectural heritage reduces every year, we discuss how various private and public institutions, and private individuals have been attempting to build connoisseurship and awareness in India.
Ms. Brinda Somaya, Eminent architect and urban conservationist.
Mr Ashvin Rajagopalan, Director, Piramal Foundation
Moderator: Mr. Anupam Sah, CSMVS
5:30p.m. Registrations & Refreshments
6:00p.m. Panel discussion
Admission Fee: Rs. 250/- per person to be paid at the venue at the time of registration.
Registrations encouraged on or before Tuesday, 6th June, 2017 (Limited seating capacity)


What's Happening and What's Possible in Columbia County?
This Saturday, October 28, 2023, 10am-noon, West Taghkanic Firehouse, Route 82.
The talk will bring together 3 professionals who are working with communities on solutions across the county:
Chris Brown (Columbia County Housing Development Director)
Marissa Codey (CLC Special Project Advisor)
Al Bellenchia (ED/CEO Columbia County Habitat for Humanity)
This trio of experts will discuss what’s needed, what’s possible, and how residents and officials can work together to adopt sensible development policies that work.
Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.org.
To attend via Zoom click HERE.


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Special Trustee’s Meeting – July 26, 2021, 9:30 A.M. – Application to Remove Trees
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Yes! West of Blackmore Avenue are all privately built homes. (no S.H.C. Homes were built there) But that is just snobbery or class distinction. It is also closer to Newpark Shopping Centre where Super IGA is open 7 days a week and, close to Farmer Jacks Asian Supermarket (Warehouse type). It is also adjacent to Girrawheen Senior High School.


Located in the popular and expanding St Cloud/Stevens Plantation area, this lot is prime for redevelopment. Area properties are also for sale, creating opportunities for major expansion.
- Close to major development
- Easy access to E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
- Just south of Lake Nona and Narcoossee Rd


Friday, August 14, 2015
St. Augustine Vision Already Working, by Vice Mayor Roxanne Horvath
Guest Column: Vision is already working in St. Augustine: Thanks to you all
Posted: August 14, 2015 - 11:38pm
By ROXANNE HORVATH
St. Augustine Record
The community came together, selflessly, in the effort of creating a new Vision for St. Augustine. So many people are to be thanked for their involvement.
Starting with our city commission, our city staff, our vision committee and, of course, so many people from the public who filled out surveys, came to meetings and shared their hopes and dreams for our future. Once again, the citizens of the city of St. Augustine have demonstrated the value of our system of democracy, open government and the value of listening to one another with civility and grace. It has been a joy watching this process, and its end product, develop.
The thoughtful suggestions offered by our many community members who took the time to attend our Vision Committee meetings were much-appreciated, and added important additional perspectives. The citizens’ suggestions enabled our group to look beyond the challenges of today and plan a better quality of life for generations to come after us.
The many hours of work by some of our “best and brightest”, have been distilled down to a very useful document. The timing of this document’s completion, after more than a year, was perfect. The city has used it to help create our strategic plan, and we are currently using it in our budgeting process.
It has been directly responsible for adding a mobility coordinator to city staff in order to address our No. 1 priority — traffic and parking. We are hopeful that energy spent solving these problems will make our city even more livable for our citizens, and a pleasurable Historic destination for our visitors.
The vision plan is currently on the city website: VisionStAug.com
This kind of effort, of working together, is one of the reasons St. Augustine is such an outstanding place to live. This process is ongoing.
If you have any interest in working on any of the areas we have covered in the vision, please feel free to contact me and I will find a way to get you involved.
Again many thanks to all who have participated to date. This is a special birthday gift from all of us. Happy 450th Birthday St. Augustine!
Horvath is chair of Vision 2014 and Beyond and vice-mayor of St. Augustine.


Public Meeting with Seattle Dept of Construction and Inspections on "micro-apartment" development on North Beacon Hill-Wed, 10/25/17 at Jeff Park Comm Center
Hi neighbors! Join us for our October meeting on Tuesday, October 3rd at 6:30 pm at the Jefferson Community Center. See the agenda below.
Join us on the 1st Tuesday of the month for our general meeting.
All of our meetings occur at the Jefferson Community Center. Review our location page for details.
Happening on the Hill


The article in last week's Reporter entitled "Who's in charge" provided needed information but failed to fully describe the situation for Mercer Islanders. The notion that tolls on I-90 pose a situation for Mercer Islanders no different from residents of Bellevue, other Eastside cities and Seattle is wrong. Residents of these cities have local access to a full range of facilities, hospitals, stores, entertainment, etc. They also have direct toll free access both north and south via I-405 and I-5. Residents can reasonably fashion their lives to minimize added transportation costs.
This is not true for Mercer Islanders, who would be dealt a disproportionate share of tolls collected. A measure of relief for Mercer Island residents is both necessary and fair. This could be achieved in a number of ways, including provision of identification car tabs such as those in use on SR-520, the judicious placement of toll booths and price relief such as is now available to ferry commuters. You may have additional ideas. Our voices need to be heard by the city, WSDOT and the Transportation Commission in Olympia.


No light on at night near a road junction
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 21:47, Monday 27 May 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
The lamp post (Post number 34) has had the whole light unit on top removed failing to provide any light at the road junction of Bishport Avenue and Gibbsfold Road...
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The Council of the City of Troy, Ohio received an application to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) pursuant to Ohio Revised Code (ORC) Section 4301.82. The Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area Application is on file with the Clerk of Council and is available for viewing Monday – Friday between the hours of 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. at City Hall, 100 S. Market Street, Second Floor, Troy, Ohio.
The Council of the City of Troy, Ohio will hold a public hearing at the Council Meeting of Monday, August 3, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. to consider the adoption of an Ordinance to approve the application. This Council Meeting and Public Hearing will be held at the Bravo Room, Hobart Arena, 255 N. Adams Street, Troy, Ohio. This meeting is open to the public, subject to occupancy limits. Interested persons are invited to attend and participate.
Written comments may also be submitted to the Clerk of Council, City Hall, 100 S. Market Street, Troy, Ohio 45373, or by email to firstname.lastname@example.org until noon, August 3, 2020.


Thank you for your interest in Sutter Park – Sacramento’s premier new home community. We are excited to announce the selection of our primary builder of choice, Tim Lewis Communities. Tim Lewis Communities, one of Sacramento’s finest home builders, is planning three distinct neighborhoods with a wide variety of both single and two-story elevations that thoughtfully complement the overall vision at Sutter Park.
Please visit the Tim Lewis Communities website to view the upcoming Sutter Park neighborhoods by clicking on the link below. Thank you!


London’s transport system is the cornerstone of life in London, whether you are a local or just visiting the capital. It is the heartbeat of the City, transporting up to 5 million people EVERY DAY! The famous Roundel (yes, the Red and Blue circle thing has a name!) can be seen wherever you go, making it a defining symbol of the City. It is a pleasure to present it to you in our signature watercolour style!


The Federal Transit Administration and the Commonwealth provide financial assistance through a number of programs to Regional Transit Authorities, Private Non-Profits/For-Profits, Councils on Aging, municipalities that provide transit service and State Agencies to improve, maintain and operate service.
Organizations that wish to apply for the Federal funds (Title 49 USC Sections 5310, 5311 (f), and 5339) and State funds (Mobility Assistance Program) should Applicants must submit applications using the MassDOT web-based grant application system known as GrantsPlus. This training will introduce new applicants to the process and provide return-applicants with an update on any changes.
Application Availability: All fiscal year 2015 applications and guidance documents are available as of Monday, February 3rd. Documents will be updated and available on the web: http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/transit/CommunityTransitGrantProgram.aspx
Application Due Date: All applications must be received by MassDOT no later than 5 p.m. on March 3rd. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications before the deadline. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
please contact Price Armstrong, Transit and Capital Analyst, at 857-368-9555 or by email at Price.Armstrong@state.ma.us.
Chelsea: Silver Line Gateway Project Bridge Closure posted on May 22
MassDOT will close the Washington Avenue Bridge in Chelsea on Tuesday, May 26 at 10:00 AM as part of the Silver Line Gateway Project. Appropriate detour signs will be in place to redirect traffic and pedestrians, and identify relocated bus stops. The bridge closure is …Continue Reading Chelsea: Silver Line Gateway Project Bridge Closure
MBTA: Refurbished Green Line Trolleys Returning to Service posted on May 22
The first MBTA Green Line refurbished trolley car was returned to service this week. T personnel are completing test runs on the next refurbished car to return to service in the coming days. These are the first of 86 that are being refurbished. All 86 …Continue Reading MBTA: Refurbished Green Line Trolleys Returning to Service
Travel Safely Memorial Day Weekend! posted on May 20
MassDOT encourages travelers to plan ahead and travel safely during the Memorial Day holiday weekend. The heaviest traffic is expected Thursday, Friday, and Monday afternoons and early evenings. Drivers are encouraged to make travel plans accordingly and if possible avoid peak traffic volumes between 1pm …Continue Reading Travel Safely Memorial Day Weekend!


THE City of Bayswater will put strategies in place to stop breaches of water usage and keep its Waterwise council status.
In October last year, Bayswater Council became a Waterwise council, a program run by the Water Corporation and Department of Water.
To keep its status, Council this month endorsed a water efficiency action plan and must meet new criteria.
Councillor Dan Bull said it was important Council led the way in water efficiency.
According to an officer report, the City breached its scheme water usage and groundwater licence three times in the last year.
To be a Waterwise council, there must be no breaches so the City has put strategies in place to stop it happening again.
Pensinsula Hotel had a 48 per cent increase in scheme water used from 2013-14 to 2014-15, and an investigation identified the evaporative airconditioner failed outside of service frequency.
Hardware was upgraded and more regular services are now carried out.
Water consumed at Lightning Park breached its groundwater license due to stinging nematode – or roundworm – problems.
The City had to increase watering to push the nematodes deeper into the surface and will now explore other options of watering.
Recent water conservation measures include the installation of a rain tank at Maylands Autumn Centre and a water audit was completed for Bayswater Library.
Council also requested landscape designs be drawn up for the provision of water wise verge gardens and tree planting at the City’s administration centre
Cr Catherine Ehrhardt, who put forward the motion, said while it could cost $40,000 to put in the garden and trees, it could generate mass savings long-term.
“You look at our city centre, it’s not exactly a testament to ‘garden city’,” she said.
However, Cr John Rifici said the costs – which could reach up to $500,000 if a bio retention basin was also included – looked huge.
“I don’t know if ratepayers are going to support this excessive show of environmental consciousness,” he said.
City of Bayswater water use
· Top scheme water consumers: Bayswater Waves, Maylands Waterland, Peninsula Golf Course, Peninsula Hotel and The RISE
· Top groundwater consumers: Maylands Peninsula Golf Course, Hinds Reserve, Lightning Park and Hillcrest Reserve


Paving West Beach Road
West Beach Road is finally getting paved, from Corn Neck down to the Transfer Station. Paving will start Monday, Oct. 18, and last all week.
Highways Department Supervisor Mike Shea told the Town Council in 2016: “That road is the most traveled dirt road on the island,” Town Manager Maryanne Crawford said at the council meeting on Thursday, October 7. It’s true, by the numbers, since every resident and business travels that road almost weekly, unless they have home pick-up for their garbage. The council has been working on getting it paved for years, as it creates a continual problem with dirt and gravel being swept out onto Corn Neck Road by all the traffic. Crawford called the dirt a “safety issue” for bikes and mopeds.
Crawford reported that the road department spends $30,000 annually on upkeep of this town-owned dirt road. She said the town had budgeted money for paving in 2018 and 2019, but determined it was not enough money either year. So, in 2020 and 2021, $1 million was approved at each of the financial town meetings for roads. Crawford told the council the $2 million has been used on paving projects such as Connecticut Avenue and Old Town Road, and now will be used for West Beach Road.
“We have funds available,” Crawford said, telling the council it would be $449,040 for the paving, with a final price tag of just under $500,000, including the engineering work.
Town Engineer Jim Geremia joined the council meeting via telephone to explain that the town would regrade the road and level out the low spots, as well as replace a failed drainage pipe along one side of the road.
Council Member Martha Ball expressed wonder that things were finally coming together: “Some of us are surprised this is actually happening.” Owner of Block Island Recycling Management, Sean McGarry, who has watched his garbage trucks and equipment get beaten up by the dirt road for years, echoed the sentiment: “It’s amazing that it’s happening.”
McGarry explained that Geremia had approached him about the scheduling, and they had worked out the details of closing the transfer station to allow the work to be done. The transfer station hours of operation changed at Columbus Day, from being open every day but Thursday during the summer, to the fall schedule of being open Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
“Essentially, we will [be closed] Tuesday and Wednesday only,” by allowing the work crews to commandeer the road on the weekdays. The work will take place starting Monday, Oct. 18, with only local residential traffic allowed on the road. The transfer station will be open on Saturday and Sunday, and work crews will return on Monday, Oct. 25 to finish the final layer.
Second Warden Sven Risom asked how far the paving would go, and if there was a way to improve the very end of the road, past the transfer station, which ends at the beach. Geremia agreed that every time Shea places material at the very end of the road “it gets washed out to sea,” but just past the transfer station the road falls under Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council jurisdiction. He said his opinion was that the road should be terminated just past the transfer station driveway with boulders or large rocks, leaving walking paths for beach access, but that the town would need to apply with CRMC to do it. Risom suggested the town should tackle that project over time as well.
McGarry recommended that residents should make arrangements to use the transfer station on the weekends, and that his company would work with the contract haulers, such as McPick, to arrange for their needs, possibly having them come in after hours to make their trash dumps.
Crawford reported that Chief of Police Matt Moynihan would be going door-to-door to the homeowners on West Beach Road to apprise them of the work schedule and keep them informed about road access.