Large parcel in fabulous location and zoned R2! This property is convenient to Edwins Elementary, Bruner Middle, FWBHS as well as the Mall and shopping. Desirable neighborhood in FWB would make the ideal place to build single family or multi family residences. This property is a corner lot with curb and gutters and is level throughout for full use of property. Current and future land use of R2 allows for residential builds to include single family or multi family complexes. Other available R2 uses can be detailed through the FWB Zoning department. The location can't be beat!
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The City Manager's Weekly Report is a regular news briefing that is provided to the citizens of Galt. The Weekly Report includes important City news, updates on key initiatives and projects, and how the City is delivering services and responding to any concerns from our community.
Jason Behrmann, City Manager
WEEKLY REPORT - MAY 15, 2014
HARVEY PARK Volunteers working with the City’s Beautification Committee have adopted the northeast corner of Harvey Park (at the corner of C and Third streets). This group is working on installing a decomposed granite walkway, a bench pad, trees, shrubs and flower beds. They are receiving some material and assistance from City staff from the Facilities Maintenance Division. PARK AND FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS Public Works’ Facilities Maintenance staff have planted an additional 30 trees at various locations throughout the City since the recent ‘Helping Hands’ volunteer project. Replacement of the aquatic center wading pool tile is underway with completion expected within the next several days. TWIN CITIES ROADWORK UPDATE Twin Cities roundabouts construction is proceeding with major paving operations currently underway. Pavement striping is tentatively scheduled to begin on Thursday, May 22. The roundabouts and ramps are tentatively scheduled to open to the public on Monday, June 2. Landscaping and sidewalk work will continue after the roadway is open to traffic. PG&E gas main conflicts at the southeast corner of Twin Cities Road/Fermoy Way have created delays in completing the work in this vicinity. The City is working with PG&E and the contractor to identify options for proceeding expeditiously. This will include the installation of new traffic signals, sidewalk work and final paving. POLICE UNITY BIKE TOUR Chief of Police Bill Bowen completed the 300 mile Police Unity Bike Tour, ending in Washington, DC at the Police Officer’s Memorial. 19th ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL The annual Strawberry Festival is this weekend, May 17-18 from 10 am to 10 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 5 pm Sunday at the Galt Market grounds.
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Graffiti is a public nuisance and destructive of the rights and values of property owners as well as the entire community. Unless residents take action to remove graffiti from public and private property, the graffiti remains.
Public Property manages clean up on surfaces including brick, cement, concrete, wood, asphalt, and vinyl siding, as well as mechanical and traffic control boxes. We cannot abate graffiti on vehicles, traffic signs, or murals. If you wish to report graffiti on traffic signs (ex. Stop sign) please contact the Department of Public Works.
Please note: The city’s Graffiti Squad and the Public Property Department are not responsible for investigating perpetrators. The City of Providence is also not responsible for any damages caused by abating graffiti.
What do we define as graffiti?
We define graffiti as any unauthorized inscription, word, figure, painting, or another defacement that is written, marked, sprayed, drawn, painted on, or otherwise affixed to a surface (public or private) without the permission of the owner.Report Graffiti Graffiti Ordinance


NO MORE RAW SEWAGE ON CLONMEL ROAD IN MITCHELSTOWN
Over the past ten years or more business people and employees in Mitchelstown have been plagued by the horrible sight and pungent smell of raw sewage leaking up through the manholes on the Clonmel Road every time heavy rain falls.
An end is now finally in sight as Cork County Council are putting permanent measures in place next week to fix the persistent problem that has plagued the town for more than a decade.
A spokesperson for Cork County Council told The Avondhu that the sewerage pipes on Lower Cork Street were ...
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Road construction is the core activity of SC group. Our employees have more than 50 years of experience in the construction of rods, squares, bridges, streets, airfields, pavements and other objects. The group employs more than 350 professionals including almost twenty certified construction managers, and around forty road constructors and their assistants.
Head of construction
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Lyle Gateway Gateway Commuity Garden
Construction work is underway on our new Community Garden Space. we are looking forward to sharing the space with you. We hope to have the space open the first week in August 2021.
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Metropolitan Housing Development Corporation is a 501(C)3 not for profit organization focused on helping to provide quality housing to deserving individuals and families in your urban communities.
Please go to "About Us" to read more about Metropolitan Housing Development Corporation. We are excited about helping those in our community that are striving to take control of their lives and make their homes and communities a better place to live.
Please feel free to contact us at: (816) 337-8000 fax: (816) 533-7111


Las Vegas Valley Water District Board Meeting – Public Comment
Tuesday, October 4th @ 9:00 AM
Join us at the Las Vegas Valley Water District Board Meeting and help us pressure them to adopting better water policies!
Clark County Government Center
500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89106


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Allan Myers, will be performing milling and paving operations in Upper Moreland Township beginning next week.
This work is being done for The County of Montgomery, 2020-2021 Road Program. The roadway is as follows:
Easton Road – From SR 611 to Old Welsh Road
The Milling is scheduled to begin Monday, June 6, 2022 and Tuesday, June 7, 2022 (weather permitting) between the hours of 6:30 PM to 5:00 AM. Paving will be scheduled for the following week.


On behalf of our neighborhood, I would like to thank Maureen Kirk for taking time out of her busy schedule and day to attend Tuesday”s City Council meeting and speak out to support us in not changing the 30-foot setback from primary dwellings to secondary dwellings in the older historical neighborhoods. Her time and effort was greatly appreciated.
Kirk has served on the City Council for many years, advocating how important it is to preserve neighborhoods with historic significance and is currently serving as one of our Butte County supervisors. I would have thought her opinion should carry some weight with some of the council members. Unfortunately, the vote did not change.
Jim Walker and Andy Holcombe spoke out in favor of changing the setback from 30 feet to a minimum of 10 feet with a use permit, ignoring the many pleas why it should not be changed, from concerned neighbors and other speakers. Mary Flynn and Ann Schwab followed their lead and also voted to change it. What happened to all of their campaign promises?
I do not want City Council members who are making important decisions that will affect the citizens of Chico to just talk the talk. Do you?
— Karen Zinniel, Chico


Fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani on Wednesday assured the Bombay high court in Goa that no further construction will be carried out at his upcoming villa.
PANAJI: Fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani on Wednesday assured the Bombay high court in Goa that no further construction will be carried out at his upcoming villa amid allegations that it is being built in violation of the law.
Speaking to reporters, advocate and local Congress legislator Carlos Ferreira, who appeared for Salvador do Mundo villagers challenging the construction, said the assurance came after the high court took prima facie cognizance of the matter.
“The senior advocate for the respondent (Tarun Tahiliani) made a statement that no further construction work will be carried out on the land,” Ferreira said.
Confirming the same, Tahiliani’s counsel Nitin Sardesai said: “We made a statement in the court that we won’t continue with the work till a response is filed. The matter is posted for February 20.”
The villagers in Salvador do Mundo jointly approached court, alleging that permissions for the villa construction were issued in violation of the law.
“I pointed out to the court that the 2021 Regional Plan (a land use document) was notified on October 12, 2011 and this application for development came on October 20, 2011. On November 10, after they notified the plan, they approved this plan on the basis of the 2011 Regional Plan which was no longer in force. The development being done is in contrary to the Regional Plan of 2021,” Ferreira said.
Villagers have alleged that permission for the villa construction has been obtained through “fraud and suppression of facts” – a claim that has been dismissed by the designer.


The Walk & Ride Challenge is held each fall and is a friendly competition between teams of no more than 5 people to see who can walk the most in a three-week period. There are many chances to win prizes during the Challenge.
7700 Old Georgetown Rd Bethesda, MD 20814 | 301-656-0868 | Hours: M-F 8:30am -5pm Bethesda Transportation Solutions 2008
Bethesda Transportation Solutions (BTS), a division of the Bethesda Urban Partnership, operates the non-profit Bethesda Transportation
Management District (TMD) under a contract with the Montgomery County Department of Public Works and Transportation.


Motorists traveling along Campus Drive may experience delays between Dec. 17 and Jan. 4.
During the university's winter break, Facilities Management will begin the process of installing and replacing water line piping along a quarter-mile stretch of Campus Drive between the Route 147 overpass and the West Duke Building. While construction takes place, traffic will be reduced to one lane.
Stephen Carrow, project manager for Facilities, said weather permitting, work will only take place between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. He added that in the case of inclement weather, there is a possibility weekend work will be performed on an as-needed basis. During work hours, crews will be on hand to direct traffic.
"With students gone, the Duke bus schedule reduced and many folks taking time off around Christmas and New Year's, it seemed like an ideal time to get the work done," Carrow said.


Special events road closures
Orders for the closure of roads for up to 3 days, in order to hold certain special events, like the airshow or running events.
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Notice - temporary road closure, Mumbles Triathlon, Lunnon Hill, Parkmill
The closure will commence on Saturday 30 September 2023 and is anticipated to take 1 day to complete (8.30am - 11.00am).
Lunnon Hill in a north easterly direction from its junction with A4118 South Road to its junction with Ilston Road, a distance of approximately 680 metres.
The alternative route for vehicular traffic will be via Willoxton Lane, B4271 North Road and A4118 South Road, a distance of approximately 12 kilometres.
This route will operate in the reverse direction.
Access for emergency vehicles however will be maintained at all times
Should you have any queries or require further information, please contact Dean Howard on 01792 841675.
Access for emergency vehicles and pedestrians to be maintained at all times.


Popular Uses for Geodesic Domes
What Is a Geodesic Dome?
A geodesic dome is an architectural structure made up of a complex network of intersecting triangles. It is designed to be extremely lightweight and strong, making it ideal for a variety of applications. The structure was first developed in the 1950s by engineer and architect Buckminster Fuller.
Uses For Geodesic Domes
Geodesic domes have found applications in many different areas, from residential dwellings to large event venues. Here are some of the most popular uses for geodesic domes:
- Residential: Geodesic domes have been used as residential dwellings since the 1960s, when they were first created. They offer a unique living space that can be adapted to suit any lifestyle.
- Event Venues: Many large events are now held in geodesic domes due to their durability and flexibility. The structures can be quickly erected and dismantled, making them ideal for short-term events such as festivals and concerts.
- Greenhouses: Geodesic domes are often used as greenhouses due to their efficient use of space and ability to capture sunlight. The structure helps to distribute light evenly throughout the interior, allowing plants to flourish.
- Retail Spaces: Retail spaces such as stores, malls, and restaurants often make use of geodesic domes due to their durability and eye-catching design. They can also be used as temporary display spaces during promotional events.
Benefits of Using Geodesic Domes
Geodesic domes offer many advantages over traditional buildings. Some of these include:
- Durability: The strong interlocking triangles that make up the structure give it incredible strength and stability, making it resistant to earthquakes, high winds, and other natural disasters.
- Flexibility: Geodesic domes can be easily adapted to suit any purpose or size requirement. This makes them ideal for a variety of applications.
- Cost Efficiency: Due to their simple construction process, geodesic domes are often cheaper than traditional buildings. They require less materials and labor hours, resulting in lower costs.
Geodesic domes are quickly becoming one of the most popular architectural structures due to their versatility, durability, and cost efficiency. From residential dwellings to event venues and greenhouses, there is no shortage of uses for this innovative structure.


Caltrans reports a number of construction projects from Sunday night through Nov. 10 will require road and lane closures throughout Monterey County.
? Highway 1/Rocky Creek viaduct project: Daytime roadwork 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Traffic will be stopped for 10 minutes at a time during daytime roadwork.
? Highway 1 - Big Sur Coast: Daytime drainage and bridge work 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Motorists can expect up to 10-minute delays.
? Highway 1 - Monterey: One-day pavement marker replacement from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday. Five-minute delays are expected.
? Highway 1 - Seaside: Bridge work from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday at Highway 1 and Route 218. Motorists can expect up to 10-minute delays.
? Highway 68 - Monterey: One-day striping from 9 a.m to 2 p.m. on Thursday on the westbound Highway 68 off-ramp between Fairgrounds Road and Highway 1. Ten-minute delays are anticipated.
? Highway 101 -Gonzales and Soledad: Daytime paving, drainage and electrical work from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday through Friday from La Gloria Road to Arroyo Seco Road. Lane closures in both directions are scheduled.
Nighttime paving and survey work is scheduled between 6 p.m. and 5 a.m. from La Gloria Road to Arroyo Seco Road resulting in lane closures in both directions.
Motorists can expect 10-minute delays.
? Highway 101 - Salinas: Daytime paving and electrical work from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday at the Market Street off-ramp. Motorists should detour to the John Street off-ramp and expect 10-minute delays.
? Highway 101 - Salinas: Daytime crack and seal work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday between Airport Boulevard and Gould Road. Motorists should expect up to 10 minutes delay.
? Prunedale Improvement Project - Nighttime work from 7:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. resulting in lane closures in both directions from Vierra Canyon Road to San Miguel Canyon Road and from Messick Road to Crazy Horse Canyon Road.
? Prunedale Improvement Project - Daytime construction work from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Espinosa Road will result in one-way reversal of traffic. Motorists will be delayed in both directions and are advised to take alternate routes if possible.
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Friday, May 25, 2007
Barcelona's "Bicing" is off to a good start according to an article in Spain's El Pais newspaper (article in Spanish). Bicing began on March 22, 2007 and already has 8,000 members. The Barcelona City Council states that the ultimate goal will be "3,000 bicycles for rental [...] distributed between 250 automatic collection points". Presently, El Pais notes there are 38 stations with 350 bikes. The number of bikes will be rising to 1,500 before summer and 3,000 by the end of the year. The cost of Bicing is free to members for the first 30 minutes and 1 Euro per half hour afterwards.
Best of luck with your new program, Barcelona.
image credit: Bicing
Friday, May 18, 2007
The statistic! blog has a great piece on the number of shared bikes per 1,000 residents of various cities in Europe. While the graphic is not all-inclusive of existing bike-sharing programs, it is fascinating to see.
by Statistico; May 18, 2007
Today thousands of cyclists around the country hit the streets for Bike to Work Day in the United States. In a country dominated by the car, bike transit - as opposed to recreational cycling - is still somewhat of a novelty. Even in large, densely populated cities, you’re more likely to find shared cars than shared bikes. And despite the fact that a car costs 40 times more than a bike, daily fees for renting bikes often exceed those for renting a car.
image credit: statistic!
Thursday, May 17, 2007
by John Ward Anderson; The Washington Post; March 23, 2007
Paris is for lovers -- lovers of food and art and wine, lovers of the romantic sort and, starting this summer, lovers of bicycles.
On July 15, the day after Bastille Day, Parisians will wake up to discover thousands of low-cost rental bikes at hundreds of high-tech bicycle stations scattered throughout the city, an ambitious program to cut traffic, reduce pollution, improve parking and enhance the city's image as a greener, quieter, more relaxed place.
photo credit: The Washington Post
Paris officials are making 20,000 bikes available for rent across the city in a bid to reduce the number of cars. It's one of the most ambitious efforts anywhere but critics believe it won't appeal to many potential cyclists.
Image credit: JCDecaux
As the concept of bike-sharing catches on, I felt it important to have a blog about the emerging concept to facilitate the demand for and education about this green mode of transportation. I plan to share news items from around the world on bike-sharing to keep people up-to-date with what is happening in this fast-changing field. Feel free to forward any information about bike-sharing which I may include.


Seller Representative TradeMark Residential
The property is one parcel (PIN# 1758133594) consisting of 6.16 acres. Parcel A is +/- 2.82 acres* and is located at the NC 401 Bypass and Main Street intersection. Property is zoned Commercial Overlay (OC). Permitted uses include Veterinary, Carwash, Automobile Repair, Convenience Store, Bank, Office and Daycare. Parcel B is +/- 3.34 acres* with great visibility from NC 401 Bypass .The Property is zoned R-1. Permitted usesinclude Church, Club, Daycare, Produce/ Seasonal Goods Sales.
Listings provided courtesy of Triangle MLS, Inc. of NC, Internet Data Exchange Database. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. © 2022 Triangle MLS, Inc. of North Carolina. Data last updated .


The Metro Board of Directors meets on Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Metro headquarters for their regular monthly meeting. The agenda is posted above and below is some of the more interesting items on the docket: •Item 17, a motion by Board Member Paul Krekorian asking Metro staff to report [continue reading]
Metro staff recommends a $927.2-million design/build contract with Regional Connector Constructors (a Joint Venture between Skanska USA Civil West California District, Inc., and Traylor Bros. Inc.) to build the Regional Connector project. The staff report is above. The 1.9-mile underground rail line, forecast to be complete in 2020, will connect the Gold [continue reading]
Please see the advisory above from the Expo Line Construction Authority. A lot of construction work continues throughout the alignment between Culver City and Santa Monica.
The L.A. Times Festival of Books takes over USC this weekend with music, food, films, books, books and more books! The event is free to attend; hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Getting to the Festival of Books without [continue reading]
Progress continues on the second phase of the Measure R-funded Expo Line between Culver City and downtown Santa Monica. The folks at the Expo Line Construction Authority sent over the above photos, all taken in recent days. Both Expo Line Phase 2 and the Gold Line Foothill Extension are more than [continue reading]
We posted last month about proposed route changes for buses in the San Fernando Valley. One of the proposals is for the creation of a new 588 bus that would operate at peak hours that would run between Westwood and Nordhoff Street in North Hills, mostly along the 405 freeway and [continue reading]
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Pick your social media poison! General Motors misled grieving families on a lethal flaw (New York Times) The auto manufacturer in February issued a recall for 1.6 million Cobalts and [continue reading]
The above is from the Expo Line Construction Authority, the agency building the second phase of the light rail line between Culver City and downtown Santa Monica. There is more information about the project and photos on the Authority’s Facebook page.
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Pick your social media poison! On Expo and Gold Line projects, light rail cars could be in short supply (KPCC) Media coverage of the story posted on ZevWeb about the [continue reading]
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Pick your social media poison! Looming train shortage at Metro (ZevWeb) Metro is in a race against time. Literally. The big question tackled by this story on Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky’s [continue reading]


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Cross Roads Community Garden planning meeting
September 3, 2015 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
West Footscray wants a community garden! Help make this project happen; join in the discussion at Littlefoot Bar in Footscray. This is just a casual meeting so we can throw around some crazy ideas and get excited!
Community garden? Food forest? Compost demonstration garden? What do *you* want in our community?


The final portion of milling work will occur Saturday morning October 6 at the end of Atlantic Avenue at the Cross St. intersection. Some limited work to mill the set back portion at Richmond St. and Commercial Wharf will also be finished.
The work is anticipated to be complete in the morning with impact to traffic during that time. Construction crews will be working the rest of the day to sweep the road, mitigate any tripping hazards in the parade route, and a general clean up of all work zones.
On Saturday night starting at midnight, pavement markings will continue in newly paved areas on Causeway St/Commercial St./Atlantic Ave. There will be minimal impact to movement.


Project Name : City Walk (Residential Blocks) at Jumeirah
Client : M/s.Meraas Holding
Consultant : M/s.Holford/Hyder
Main Contractor : M/s.Al Shafar
Project Value : AED 140 million
Project Completion : July 2016
BUILT UP AREA = 1,521,195 SQ.FT.
The City Walk Residential Development is located in Al Wasl (near Jumeirah) Dubai, UAE, just west of Sheikh Zayed Road and Down Town Burj Khalifa. The project comprises 8 medium sized residential buildings constructed on 4 separate plots.
Each building is between six and eight floors in height, with one common basement for each demarcated plot.
The total chilled water tonnage is 3600 TR and Electrical load is 28.8 Mega Watts.


Hadlow Parish Council serves the communities of Hadlow and Golden Green. There are 13 parish councillors, two of them representing Golden Green ward. All are unpaid volunteers who give up their time for the benefit of the community in which they live or work. Elections are held every four years.
The Council administers a wide range of amenities within the parish to ensure they are maintained in proper order. It also comments on local planning applications before they are decided by Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council. For matters outside the parish council’s remit, such as highways or policing, it will take up local concerns with the relevant authorities.


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CCECC-CRCCIG Consortium Wins Bid for 4th Mainland Bridge
Messrs CCECC-CRCCIG Consortium has been named the preferred bidder for the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge project by the Lagos State Government....


259 Olive Street
Commute to Downtown Montclair
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
259 Olive Street has a Walk Score of 79 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Oakmont neighborhood in Claremont. Nearby parks include Blaisdell Park, College Park and Stuart Wheeler Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 259 Olive Street.
San Bernardino Line
197 Montclair Transcenter - Pomona Transcenter
480 Montclair - Pomona - West Covina
492 El Monte Station- Montclair
690 Montclair - Glendora
188 Azusa - Montclair
292 Claremont - Pomona


Above Photo - Lost Canyon Transmission Line, Check Valve Installation
Construction Drawings and Specifications
Mountain Regional Water District requires all new as well as remodeled residential and commercial connections to the district's current water infrastructure to follow uniform drawings, specifications, and standards. All drawings must still be approved by the District engineering staff prior to any construction. These documents are provided below:
METER SERVICES FOR HOMES
New homes require a District approved water meter, meter pit and lateral piping system connecting the water main to the home. This condensed plan set show in detail those requirements for 3/4 inch through 2 inch residential type services.
New water infrastructure construction as well as subdivision or related project development construction requires compliance to these standards and drawings. Click below to download a copy of the latest District's Construction Standards and Specifications Book.
For the detailed PDF drawings referenced in the Construction Standards and Specifications book above, please click below to download the full set. If you need a JPEG version of these drawings, please contact our office.
Autocad version of Drawings
An AUTOCAD DWG version of the drawing file above is provided here, to assist in the inclusion of any drawings of a water project as provided by a consulting engineer.
PRessure Reducing & Metering Stations
If your subdivision or development requires a pressure reducing station PRV (above ground - or below ground), you can find those plans here. The above ground PRV station plan is also used for above ground metering on large projects.


Black Line 2 Channel Mobility Access Ramp
Our 2 piece Black Line Modular Mobility Access Ramps are designed for easy storage, are DDA compliant and can be used for pedestrian traffic and low volume vehicular traffic.
- Modular design with two detachable pieces for easy storage and portability.
- DDA compliant for pedestrian and low volume vehicular traffic.
- 2 channels (1,3 and 5 channel versions also available).
- Black lids and red side ramps for high visibility.
- Maximum load per axle 4763 Kg @ 20°C.
- Compatible with previous single piece version.
|Number of channels||2|
|Channel Size W x H (mm)||65 x 19|
* Dimensions and weights are nominal and accurate to approximately 1%


McAllen Set for $9 Million Baseball/Softball Park
MCALLEN, TX — The City Commission voted in November to award Hellas Construction, an Austin firm that specializes in building sports complexes, the contract to build a $9 million youth baseball and softball park.
The commission unanimously voted to award the project to Hellas. It will take 190 working days, which should translate to a completion date in October or November 2017, depending on when construction gets underway.
There will be 12 fields and a Miracle League field for children with mental and physical disabilities. The park will host local, state and national-level events.
Taxpayers voted in a 2013 bond election to put $15 million toward a youth baseball and softball park. Bids that the commission rejected in September came in at $13.1 million. The $4 million savings gives the city more money to spend on six softball fields.
Parks and Recreation Director Mike Hernandez said the baseball park will still be a first-class facility, despite the lower bid.


London bus route 38 (Victoria and Hackney) - Heritage Buses
Central London, Islington and Hackney, Greater London, Greater London, N1
Ride free on old buses in service on London bus route 38, between Victoria and Hackney. Saturday 16th September, between 1000 and 1700, serving all route 38 bus stops. Buses date from the 1950s and 1960s and are run by London Bus Museum and friends.
Buses are the lifeblood of London; about half of all bus journeys in the UK are made in London. The affection that Londoners feel for their buses is apparent whenever they have a chance to ride on a Routemaster or something older. Bus route 38 has been running since 1912 – that’s 111 years – serving Victoria, Hyde Park Corner, the Ritz, Piccadilly Circus, theatreland, Chinatown, the British Museum, Grays Inn, Sadler’s Wells, Angel Islington, Essex Road, Balls Pond Road, Dalston Junction, Hackney Central and Clapton Pond.
On 16 September, open-platform buses with real conductors will run alongside the usual TfL buses along the full route, serving every stop. No need to book, just turn up at a bus stop and put out your hand. Buses will run about every 10 minutes between Victoria and Hackney Station; some buses will continue from Hackney to Clapton Pond. Full details of times will be posted on our website.
Buses being used will mostly be the iconic Routemaster, dating from the late 1950s and 1960s, and their predecessor the RT-type, which in the 1950s formed the largest standardised bus fleet in the world.
If you enjoy your experience, come and visit us at Brooklands!
This event took place in September 2023 and the entry is now archived.
London Bus Museum, Brooklands, Surrey
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RICHLAND COUNTY, SC (WACH) - Richland County taxpayers have contributed almost 25 million dollars since May of 2013.
The tax is going towards the Transportation Penny Sales tax used for various improvements such as road paving, repairing, and widening projects around the county.
However, construction hasn't started yet due to a minor glitch during the process.
â??We had five teams that submitted for the program development contract,â?? said Rob Perry, Transportation Penny Director. â??We went through and we shortlisted three. Council decided they wanted to interview all five and made a selection and one of the firms that were not selected filed a protest.â??
The protest required specialized attorneys to look into council's decision, and once the problem was found, council members realized they made a mistake.
â??The county had put out what is technically called a request for proposals,â?? said Councilman Jim Manning. â??It should have been a request for qualifications.â??
To avoid further delays like legal issues, Manning says Richland County council voted to start the process over again to ensure everything is done correctly.
â??Even though you're not seeing the signs up yet, we're doing everything we can to moving to contact to get everything to construction, so that people can see the benefits of this penny,â?? added Perry.
Those jobs include but aren't limited to dirt to road pavements, and resurfacing projects.
But not all of the penny promises have been put on hold. Of the 25 million dollars collected, 7 million has already gone to improving the area's long struggling bus system.
â??We're certainly making progress. The biggest bit of progress is with regards to the bus system, now being referred to as the Comet,â?? said Manning.
Manning says with funds from the sales tax, Saturday and Sunday bus services have returned, along with routes that were cut a few years ago.
The first project funded by the Transportation Penny Sales Tax program will take place Thursday, May 8th, 2014, at 11:30 am. The ground breaking ceremony will take place on Mt. Pilgrim Church Road.
The penny sales tax is a 22 year program looking to generate 1.12 billion dollars. If that amount is reached sooner, taxpayers will no longer have to pay the extra penny.


Banks Avenue – Shirley – Footpath, kerb, and channel repairs
We will be undertaking footpath repairs, kerb and channel repairs and road carriageway levelling for approximately two weeks with work commencing Tuesday 10th April 2012.
This work recommences work that was originally started in January 2012 and put on hold.
The thick line from the roundabout shows the original work area. The darker part is where resumed work will be between Coopers Road and Rivers Road.
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- Previously commenced in January of this year, the work was put on hold due to some urgent underground service repairs. This important repair work will recommence on Tuesday 10th April and is scheduled to be completed by Friday 20th April.
- In order to have the least impact on residents and school children this work will take place during the school holidays.
- Some footpaths will need to be closed so that City Care can carry out repairs. Please follow onsite directions which will indicate which parts of the footpath will be closed.
- As the City Care team will be undertaking work in the road carriageway, the shoulder of the road will be closed. Please slow down and travel safely around the worksites and follow any onsite signage including 30kph signs.
- The work will take place between 7am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Some sealing work may be undertaken on Saturday mornings.
- The work being undertaken may result in minor dust and noise.
- As a part of this work, access to your property may be limited for periods of time. Please contact us on the number shown below if you have specific access requirements that we need to consider e.g. the arrival of Nurse Maude, Meals on Wheels.
- All works are subject to favourable weather and on-site construction conditions.
- If you have any questions about this work please contact the City Care team on 0800 632 889 (7.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday) and we'll be happy to help you.
- Every endeavour will be made to keep any disruption to a minimum. City Care apologises for any inconvenience this work may cause and appreciate your patience.


Mayor Steve Benjamin to attend signing of infrastructure bill at the White House
ABC NEWS– Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin has accepted an invitation to Washington Monday. The city says the mayor will attend the signing of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. President Joe Biden will hold the signing ceremony at 3 p.m.
ABC’s Mona Kosar Abdi has more.


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More than 30 residents attended the second community forum on July 11 to discuss issues pertaining to the Rt. 5 and Rt. 614Representatives from VDOT discussed the findings of a safety study that was completed after the public input meeting held in January. Pros and cons of potential short and long-term options were discussed. Materials presented by VDOT at the July 11 community forum on Rt. 5/Rt. 614 intersections are available on the County’s website.VDOT will be implementing some signage changes in the area as an immediate fix, and representatives from VDOT and the County will continue to identify funding options for longer-term alternatives.This was the second community forum on the issue hosted by Ruth Larson, the Representative for the Berkeley District on the James City County Board of Supervisors.For more information, call County Administration at 757-253-6602.Media Contact:Renee Dallman, Public Information Officer757-253-6605; firstname.lastname@example.org


Construction has begun on Sun Glo Drive between Redwood Avenue and North Star Drive. The City is installing storm drain, sidewalk, curb and gutter and other City services. Storm Drain is also being installed on North Star Drive. Construction hours will be approximately between 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM and will continue through September.
Local Access Only. Streets will be closed intermittently for trenching and service installations. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and find alternate routes.
Emergency vehicles will not be allowed through.
For more information contact CPI Acquisitions at (541) 862-2390 or Nancy Murry, City of Grants Pass (541) 450-6063.


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Venetian Causeway Bridge Rehabilitation No. 874459
Client: Miami-Dade County
Location: Miami, Florida
Construction: 2015 – 2016
The work included all design and construction services necessary to rehabilitate the westernmost portion of Bridge No. 874459/Venetian Causeway (Bridge) in Miami-Dade County by removing and disposing, in an artificial reef, approximately 730’-9” of the bridge’s westernmost superstructure and substructure including the first abutment, existing bulkhead, and the expansion joint at the end of the cantilevered beams, and replacing with a new complete bridge superstructure, substructure, approach roadway, and lighting meeting the requirements of the contract documents.


More than £10m for the development of City of Derry Airport is being provided by the British and Irish governments.
£10m of funding to go to City of Derry Airport
It means that up to 17 homes in the vicinity of the airport may have to be demolished.
The money will fund cost overruns on previous runway projects, safety work and clearing obstacles at the western end of the runway.
It follows requests from Derry City Council and MP for the area John Hume for funding.
The funding was announced by NIO Regional Development Minister John Spellar and Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern.
"City of Derry Airport is highly valued by the people and businesses of the north west," Mr Spellar said.
"Its importance was recognised in the Regional Development Strategy and it is seen as very important for the development of the region."
It had originally been planned to extend the runway at the airport by 400 metres, however a review of the proposals in November 2004 deemed this unnecessary.
"We must all recognise that the revised proposals require the acquisition and removal of a number of properties in the vicinity of the airport," Mr Spellar said.
"I sympathise with the concerns of all those whose homes and property would be affected, and assure them that due process will be applied and that their interests will be taken fully into account."
Local resident Kieran O'Brien said he was disappointed by the news as some very strong arguments had been presented against giving more public money to the airport.
"We're also disappointed the minister hasn't waited for the outcome of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee inquiry on air transport in which some very serious questions were asked of City of Derry Airport," Mr O'Brien said.
He said local residents would continue to fight the plans.
The airport is owned and operated by Derry City Council.
The funding is subject to a number of conditions.


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PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – 02.10.2021
Croxden Parish Council and residents of Beamhurst are delighted to announce that 2,000+ crocus have now been planted at the entrance to Beamhurst, along the main grass verge in the centre of the hamlet.
Residents suggested the project to the Parish Council and with agreement from Staffordshire County Council Highways, a wonderful display of purple and white crocus should appear in spring next year.
The spring bulb project also involved daffodils and each house, within the Parish, along the A522, Beamhurst, have been provided with some daffodil bulbs. Residents will plant these in front of their houses, and it will ensure that when the crocus have finished flowering, the daffodils will continue the display.
The Parish Councillors want to thank residents and Staffordshire County Council for helping to ensure this project could take place.
Photo from left to right
Cllr Jackie Hemingway, Mr and Mrs Hancock, Cllr Marianne James
Any further details from Ginny Gibson, Parish Clerk,


Victoria council to consider funding Mayfair Terrace sewer line test
By ADVOCATE STAFF REPORT
Feb. 27, 2011 at 11:01 p.m.
Updated Feb. 26, 2011 at 8:27 p.m.
The Victoria City Council will consider the first reading of an ordinance authorizing the funds to move forward with testing and inspection of sanitary sewer lines in the Mayfair Terrace subdivision.
During Tuesday's meeting, Andrew Jacob, assistant finance director, is expected to recommend the ordinance that would transfer $135,000 from the water/wastewater fund balance to that department's engineering fund to pay for the testing.
If approved on first reading, the ordinance would come before the council again at its next meeting for final approval.
The Mayfair Terrace area flooded in May and again in August, and residents appeared before the council earlier this month to voice their displeasure.
City Councilman Gabriel Soliz led a town hall meeting in the neighborhood in January to also hear the residents' concerns.
Among other items, the council also will consider the first reading of an ordinance repealing bicycle registration.


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Route 4 York will be on detour from June 27 to December 31 as a result of the Neeve Street closure.
Outbound: From Wellington Street East, turning left on Wyndham Street South, continue on to York Road and continue on current route.
Inbound: Continue from York on to Wyndham, right on Wellington and continue on route
The following stops will not be in service:
- Neeve Street at Ontario Street, stop 0401
- Ontario Street at Manitoba Street, stop 0402
- 168 Ontario Street, stop 0403
- Ontario Street at York Road, stop 0404
- Ontario Street at Huron Street, stop 0427
- 70 Ontario Street, stop 0428
- Ontario Street at Neeve Street, stop 0429
Temporary stops will be placed near York Road at Ontario Street, eastbound and westbound, and at Wellington Street East at Neeve Street, eastbound and westbound.


After a rough winter like we’ve seen this year, there are plenty of huge potholes cropping up on streets across the country . . . and as we all know, it can sometimes take city workers a while to patch those craters that can wreak havoc on your car. We’ve written before on our blog about what causes potholes . . . but how should you deal with them while you’re waiting for the city to fix them?
Well, photographers Davide Luciano and Claudia Ficca put together a hilarious series of staged pictures of people in several big cities using potholes for some funny and imaginative purposes. They went to Toronto, Montreal, New York and Los Angeles to take pictures of residents utilizing the potholes for unusual things such as eating spaghetti, giving their dogs a bath, and chilling champagne.
Here at Unique Paving Materials, we’re proud to produce pothole repair products that help municipalities and homeowners patch asphalt holes quickly . . . but we were pretty impressed by these unique pothole photos. So, what do you think . . . are the potholes on your city streets suitable for eating spaghetti out of? Or can you think of even better ways to make use of the holes in your streets before they are patched up?


The office of Ordinance Compliance is dedicated to making sure all Town of Simmesport ordinances are adhered to. Mr. Cecil Whitmore is the ordinance compliance officer. Building permits, trailer moving, blighted and abandoned property, and other ordinances fall under this office. In the coming months this site will post the town ordinances so you can read them for yourself. In the meantime, you can call Mr. Whitmore at (318) 941-2493 ext. 204.


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For Hollywood Hills residents, it's a treasure that just got a whole lot more valuable.
"This changes everything. This is how many of us in the neighborhood ... start our day," said Patti Negri, who lives nearby.
The reopening of the nearly 90-year-old local landmark is thanks to a $9.5 million Los Angeles Department of Water and Power project.
"It's just a great resource for the community. Everybody walks here; of course everybody drives to where they walk, but there's plenty of parking," said Hollywood resident Chuck Constant. "It's just a beautiful sight that's in the middle of the city, and you're up here, and it doesn't feel like you're in the city."
Heavy rains in 2005 led to mudslides, closing down half the roadway. City Councilman Tom LaBonge spearheaded efforts to shore up the hillsides and get the road open again. Eight years later, the work is finally done.
"It's here, and it's ours, and it's back, which is so special," LaBonge said.
While many Angelenos are excited to see the road reopen, there are some concerned about more tourists and potentially more problems, especially during fire season.
"Last year, we had a fire up the Lake Hollywood sign vista because tourists and guests were smoking, and they threw a butt, created a really nice brush fire. If it happens again, we could lose 80 homes here," said Hollywood resident Tony Fisch.
Others are not as worried and point out the area already attracts a lot of people.
"Tourists are no more risky than residents," said Kitty Langan. "We have people who don't clean up after their dogs, so as long as people understand, to be considerate."
The road around the reservoir will be open from sunrise to sunset. City leaders remind the public to drive slow to the trail since it goes through a residential area.


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Commissioners approved the tax break 15-3 after lengthy debate over the tax-increment financing package proposed by Mayor Mike Ragsdale's administration.
Tax-increment financing, or TIF, generally allows additional property tax revenue generated by a project to be used for paying debt on the project.
Some commissioners worried about giving a break to high-dollar downtown real estate.
"I'd love to see this project. Those condos would sell for half a million," said Commissioner Frank Leuthold, but "I don't think people living in $100,000 or $200,000 homes appreciate subsidizing condos downtown. I don't think this is the appropriate use of the TIF program."


Right on, Tucson!! We're not far behind you here in Comcinnati. And same issues here, the line will need to be expanded to really be a game-changer, and we need to make sure this first phase is successful in order to gat backing for expansion. And I think that very thing will happen. Rail is what people want. It gets people where they need to go conveniently, and inspired development along its routes.
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- Client: Bradford Metropolitan District Council
- Value: £25,000
- Date: July 2016 to Sept 2016
The contract was awarded to Hinko in June 2016 and involved the construction of a 25m long, 2.5m high reinforced concrete retaining wall which was to include brickwork cladding, new kerbs and a footpath. The works were adjacent to a private resident and Horton Park Schools main entrance; thus, the works were planned to be undertaken during the 6-week school holidays.
Close liaison with the residents was essential to allow the works to be completed on time. Hinko used its own in-house resource to complete the works. The project was handed over the client 1 day earlier than the planned.
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The final phase in the review of the Meath County Development Plan will commence with Special Planning Meetings scheduled to take place on Monday, September 20th, Tuesday, September 21st and Wednesday, September 22nd.
Members of the press and public will be able to observe proceedings online only.
In order to receive the link to a meeting, prior registration is necessary for each day, via email firstname.lastname@example.org. You will also be required to provide your contact number so that the meeting administrator may communicate with you during the meeting
Please see link below for meeting agenda details:


Representational Committee 23 April 2021
Ludlow Town Council's Representational Committee will be held on Friday 23 April 2021.
The meeting was postponed from 14 April 2021.
The public is welcome to attend this meeting. The business of the meetiing is local planning applications, traffic manangement, and other other items. Further details and joining information are provided on the agenda.
Please click the link for the agenda
Staffing Committees - Tuesday 27th April and Wednesday 28th April 2021
Two Staffing Committee's will take place next week:- Tuesday 27th April 2021 - please click here for…
Virtual Full Council Meeting 26th April 2021
A Virtal Full Council Meeting of the Town Council will be held on Monday 26th April 2021 - 7pm Please…
Glimpses of Ludlow’s History
Glimpses of Ludlow’s history are on every street corner in the town centre. Ludlow Town Trail …


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Next Wednesday they will be setting the curbs on West Central Street (they were waiting on the subcontractor). (9/24)
Mid to late next week they will be line striping the new top that they are putting down this week. (approx 9/24)
At the end of next week or into the following week the landscapers will be spreading loam and seeding in the area that has been paved and completed. (approx 9/25 through 10/2)
Starting tomorrow and into next week they will be finalizing walk ways between Moore Ave and Pleasant Street. (9/18 through 9/25)
The week after next they will be paving Emmons Street and Summer Street, possibly at night. (approx week of 9/28)
In about two weeks they will be working in front of the Fire Station entrance.
They are not excavating any more sidewalks on West Central Street for now.The sidewalk widening on Main Street will be done when the subcontractor gets back, in the next few weeks.
We are waiting on National Grid to move a few telephone poles.
If anyone has a question please feel free to reach out to the DPW Director, Brutus Cantoreggi or Town Engineer, Michael Maglio at 508-553-5500 or Jeffrey Nutting, Town Administrator at 508-520-4949.
|Main St when it was closed for paving|


The City of Edmonton is divided into 12 wards, each represented by a single Councillor. The Mayor is elected by a city-wide vote.
Ward boundaries and voting subdivisions can be viewed on the Ward Map (14.11 MB).
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Due to the landfill being closed during the snow storm last Saturday, the City will open the landfill this Friday from 7:30am to 2:30pm to Brewer residents. Acceptable items may be brought out for disposal at this time. The landfill will return to regular business hours Saturday January 16th
Please call our Public Works Department at 989-7800 if you have any questions. Thank you.


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As Hill is beginning the planning phase of future modernization work on campus, community members can visit https://austinisd2017bond.org/hill-es/ to find updates specific to our school. There is also a link on the website to sign up for update emails that pertain to bond work and construction. Any questions or concerns on modernization can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.org.
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Local Transport Fund MKCC has received Local Transport Funds from DfT to support retaining current services due to recent economic pressures and lost patronage. Funding has been used to support Via for delivery of MK Connect and to provide short term support for Arriva Services 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7, the Stagecoach 41 and the Red Rose 21 The full report for the short term rescue funding can be viewed on CMIS link - Agenda for Delegated Decisions on Tuesday 11th July, 2023, 5.30 pm | Milton Keynes City Council (moderngov.co.uk) Bus Services Operators Grant MKCC received Bus Service Operator Grant funding for 22/23 of which £312k is being used to purchase 50 additional e-ink real time displays as part of the ongoing improvements to bus information. Bus Service Operators Grant 2016-2017 Bus Service Operators Grant 2017-2018 Bus Service Operators Grant 2018-2019 Bus Service Operators Grant 2020-2021 Enhanced Partnership Plan and Schemes 23 March 2021 Notice was given by MKCC of its intention to prepare an Enhanced Partnership. The partnership was completed in April 2022 and is now being reviewed and updated in cooperation with local operators. The Bus Service Improvement Plan sits under the EP and details the aspirations of MKCC and partners regarding public transport. Bus Service Improvement Plan Additional BSIP+ funding has been identified and MKCC are preparing proposals to submit to DfT to secure this funding. If you have any enquiries regarding public transport in Milton Keynes please use our online form, visit our Transport Hub or GetAroundMK.


Wednesday, September 4, 2013 (Halifax, NS) – Today, Wednesday, September 4, work crews will be making repairs to manholes in the intersection of Robie Street at Spring Garden Road.
During this work there will be lane drops in place as well as stop and go traffic.
Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes. HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause.
Source: HRM Release


Nominate Muskegon’s ‘most beautiful’ homes, businesses
Community News |Jun 12, 2018|1 min read
MUSKEGON, MI – Time is running out to nominate a Muskegon home or a business for the city of Muskegon’s 2018 Residential & Business Beautification Awards.
The awards honor several pieces of residential and commercial property that have been well maintained, with landscaping that incorporates accents of color and complement the building’s architecture.
Click here to view the full Mlive article.


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[ARCHIVED] Neighborhood Beautification Awards
The City's new Neighborhood Beautification Recognition Award program will recognize one residential and one commercial property each quarter based on architectural appeal, landscaping and sustainable design.
Click the link below for applications and eligibility requirements. The deadline for the Q1 2017 awards is March 31.
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The public meeting on Wednesday, May 14 will be held at the Holiday Inn in Somerville, 30 Washington Street, from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm.
MassDOT Secretary & CEO Richard A. Davey this week announced that as part of the Green Line Extension project, the project team will both design AND construct the multi-modal Community Path to be built along the GLX in Somerville and Cambridge. The 1.9 mile path will connect four GLX Stations: Lowell Street, Gilman Square, Washington Street and the relocated Lechmere.
When complete, the path will provide a long-awaited connection that will give pedestrians and bicyclists a continuous route from Bedford to Boston. More information about the project is available on the Green Line Extension website: www.mass.gov/greenlineextension.
As always, if you have any questions on the Green Line Extension Project, you can email us at email@example.com.
For more information or to request reasonable accommodations and/or language services please contact Joe Sgroi at firstname.lastname@example.org or 617-996-0771.
Boston: I-90 Eastbound 4th Lane Reopens at Commonwealth Avenue Bridge posted on Jun 26
MassDOT today announced the restoration of a fourth lane on I-90 Eastbound from the Commonwealth Avenue bridge to the Prudential Tunnel in Boston. The restoration of four travel lanes comes after MassDOT completed safety upgrades by replacing the median system with a new jersey barrier …Continue Reading Boston: I-90 Eastbound 4th Lane Reopens at Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
RMV: 2016 Low Number Plate Lottery Applications Now Accepted posted on Jun 25
MassDOT Registrar of Motor Vehicles Erin Deveney announced that applications for the 2016 Low Number Plate Lottery are now being accepted online or by U.S. mail. Starting this year, for the first time ever, customers will be able to enter the lottery online by visiting: …Continue Reading RMV: 2016 Low Number Plate Lottery Applications Now Accepted
Casey Arborway Project Public Meeting Set posted on Jun 24
MassDOT has scheduled a fourth Casey Arborway Project Construction Update Meeting as follows: Wednesday, June 29, 6:30-8:30 PM, Boston English High School Auditorium 144 McBride Street, Jamaica Plain The purpose of this meeting will be to provide the community with an update on the progress …Continue Reading Casey Arborway Project Public Meeting Set


The Chautauqua Meadow Trail in Boulder is one of the most popular destinations for hikers and cyclists alike. It is visited frequently by locals, but also tourists every season of the year. Yet with popularity comes a cost: denuded trails, disturbed vegetation and more pressing accessibility demands. Now, the City of Boulder, Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) has launched a new construction project to repair and restore some of its more important features.
Phillip Yates, a spokesman for OSMP, says the 2013 flood in Boulder the Chautauqua Meadow Trail began deteriorating rapidly. The trail widened, causing damage to surrounding vegetation. This is when the OSMP decided to demarcate the trail better and make further changes.
— Boulder OSMP (@boulderosmp) March 28, 2017
Yates said: “It is important to remember this is one of our most visited areas of open space and over the years it has had to sustain a lot of traffic. What we are looking to do is have a minimal trail adjustment to minimize erosions and make it more sustainable.”
A huge aspect of the construction is to allow for more accessibility. He then added: “…the trail is going to be resurfaced, and we are going to make it available for people with disabilities to reach the gathering area.” The OSMP project is projected to be finished around late July and has a budget of almost $700k.


As part of our regular operating procedures, The Partnership seeks public opinion and discussion on projects undertaken. Past examples have included The Skateboard Plaza at The Forks, The Inn at the Forks, our 10-year plan and many others.
View our latest 10-year Concept and Financial Plan at www.tfnpplan.com.
The Forks Renewal Corp. and The City of Winnipeg invite you to attend public open houses to provide feedback for the rail side lands and parcel 4 vision.
Public open houses held in The Forks Market on July 23, 5:30-8:30 & July 26 noon – 3pm. For more information or to share your opinions online please visit theforks.com/railside.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 1, 2021
MARTA ARTBOUND UNVEILS
PUBLIC ART PROJECT AT FIVE POINTS STATION
ATLANTA – The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) public art program Artbound recently unveiled a project at Five Points Station in downtown Atlanta. Artbound selected four local artists to paint 18 traffic barriers located outside the rail station on Peachtree St., Broad St. Plaza, and Forsyth
“These barriers, while functional and necessary to divert traffic, have not always been the most attractive,” said Artbound Director Katherine Dirga. “This project beautifies MARTA’s largest and busiest rail station and highlights talented local artists.”
The artists are Jenevieve Reid (Peachtree side), Manty Dey (Broad St. side), and Krista Jones and Angie Jerez (Forsyth side). All were selected by Dirga and her team for their imaginative and inspiring artwork. Learn more about the featured artists and see their work at Five Points on Instagram @marta_artbound.
One percent of MARTA’s annual budget is allocated to enhance the ridership experience through visual and performance art. MARTA Artbound provides opportunities for artists year-round with a range of projects encompassing many modes of art. To learn more visit


Alwar to Ganganagar Bus time Rajasthan Roadways Latest Rajasthan roadways Bus timetable Alwar to Ganganagar Bus fare And Alwar to Ganganagar distance Km total. Alwar to Ganganagar Rajasthan Roadways Bus Route and toll-free bus stand inquiry number given below
Roadways Bus Route:- 1st bus route is Alwar to Behror to Narnaul to Pilani to Rajgarh to Nohar to Rawatsar to Hanumangarh and Ganganagar
Rajasthan Roadways Bus timetable Alwar to Ganganagar :-
|Bus timetable||Depart from||Bus route||Bus Fare||Distance|
|Alwar||Alwar to Behror to Narnaul to Pilani to Rajgarh to Nohar to Rawatsar to Hanumangarh and Ganganagar|
Rajasthan Roadways Official website: https://rsrtc.rajasthan.gov.in
Important Note: Roadways Bus timing changed day by day so please also confirm time table on toll free Alwar bus stand inquiry number bus stand and also visit Rajasthan Roadways website official for more details.


Interstate 70 toll lane skips early test run
IDAHO SPRINGS — Plans by the Colorado Department of Transportation to allow drivers heading east to Denver on Interstate 70 to try out the new toll express lane for free beginning on Saturday have been temporarily put on hold because of the weather.
According to KMGH-TV, highway officials may try again Saturday afternoon if the weather permits. Chains and snow tires are now required on a number of mountain passes because of snow and ice.
When the toll lane opens, fees will range from $3 to $30, depending on traffic, once the testing period is over.
The express lane is expected to be open more than 70 days a year during peak travel periods, mostly on weekends and holidays.


CITY OF MUSKEGON
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
APRIL 14, 2020 @ 5:30 P.M.
MUSKEGON CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS
933 TERRACE STREET, MUSKEGON, MI 49440
□ CALL TO ORDER:
□ ROLL CALL:
□ HONORS AND AWARDS:
□ CONSENT AGENDA:
A. Approval of Minutes City Clerk
B. Televising Commission Meetings City Clerk
C. Fireworks Display Permit for Muskegon Country Club City Clerk
D. Amity Avenue Bridge Public Works
E. Concession Agreement – “The Beach Cove” Public Works
F. National Fish & Wildlife Fund Grant Public Works
G. P & N Lakeshore Drive Amendment #2 Public Works
H. E-Bikes Public Safety
I. Site Condo No. 2 Agreement Development Services
J. Tax Incentive Policy and Guidelines Economic Development
□ PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. Public Hearing on Foundry Square Brownfield Plan, 372 Morris Avenue
□ UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
□ NEW BUSINESS:
A. Nelson Neighborhood Rezonings Planning
B. Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Planning
C. Resolution Regarding Muskegon Public Schools 2020 Bond Proposals
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□ ANY OTHER BUSINESS:
□ PUBLIC COMMENT:
► Reminder: Individuals who would like to address the City Commission shall do the following:
► Fill out a request to speak form attached to the agenda or located in the back of the room.
► Submit the form to the City Clerk.
► Be recognized by the Chair.
► Step forward to the microphone.
► State name and address.
► Limit of 3 minutes to address the Commission.
► (Speaker representing a group may be allowed 10 minutes if previously registered with City Clerk.)
□ CLOSED SESSION:
ADA POLICY: THE CITY OF MUSKEGON WILL PROVIDE NECESSARY AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS
WHO WANT TO ATTEND THE MEETING UPON TWENTY-FOUR HOUR NOTICE TO THE CITY OF MUSKEGON. PLEASE
CONTACT ANN MARIE MEISCH, CITY CLERK, 933 TERRACE STREET, MUSKEGON, MI 49440 OR BY CALLING (231) 724-
6705 OR TTY/TDD DIAL 7-1-1-22 TO REQUEST A REPRESENTATIVE TO DIAL (231) 724-6705.
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The Lagos State Government has introduced that the Third Mainland Bridge which was briefly closed for Investigative Upkeep Take a look at has been reopened at 5pm on Sunday which is 9-hours of the sooner scheduled 1am on Monday morning.
The Everlasting Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, Taiwo Salaam mentioned the choice to reopen the bridge sooner than introduced adopted the completion of the take a look at by engineers.
The Third Mainland Bridge which was briefly closed for Investigative Upkeep Take a look at on Friday can be reopened for public use by 5pm at this time.
— The Lagos State Govt (@followlasg) August 26, 2018
The government additionally thanked motorists and residents for his or her cooperation and persistence whereas the closure lasted. Lagos in partnership with the Federal Government, briefly shut the bridge midnight 23 August.


From the Collection of William E. Grigg
(member Wheelmen & ALPCA)
In 1897 Chicago passed an ordinance licensing bicycles. The ordinance was challenged in the court system including a decision by the Illinois Supreme Court. The ordinance was struck down and deemed unlawful. In the interim licenses were issued but upon the final court decision the Chicago city council rescinded the ordinance and all purchasers were refunded their monies.


There are various local transportation options including busses, taxis, bikes and trails. For details please view the Western Washington University local transportation page.
Taxi & Uber
Bellingham has several taxi services including:
- AAA Taxi 360-676-8300
- Blue Cab 360-734-3787
- NW Town Car Service 360-220-0207
- Yellow Cab 360-733-TAXI / 800-281-5430
Taxi fare from Fairhaven Transportation Center to WWU is about $7.00. Taxi fare from the airport to WWU is about $20-$25 (there is no regular bus transit service to/from Bellingham Airport).
Uber is also available and highly recommended by students (invitation link for $15 credit for first time users).


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About George Square Gardens
George Square is a city square in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is in the south of the city centre, adjacent to the Meadows. It was laid out in 1766 outside the overcrowded Old Town, and was a popular residential area for Edinburgh\'s better-off citizens. In the 1960s much of the square was redeveloped by the University of Edinburgh.
They have proved during previous Fringe Festivals to be a versatile and stimulating performance space, but it is also maintained to a high standard throughout the year showing off its classical Georgian layout.
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
701 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA94103
Artists and cultural institutions have an important role to play in neighborhood social and economic vitality. As community developers consider how best to reimagine space they can and should look to the arts to help create place.
This work, otherwise known as “creative placemaking,” is beginning to take shape across the country. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco is pleased to dedicate Volume 10, Issue 2 of the Community Development Investment Review to this emerging work. On Wednesday, January 14, we hosted a launch event featuring conversations with leaders in the creative placemaking field.


A plan to transform the site of United Hospital, which closed 10 years ago, is one step closer to becoming reality.
On Monday, the project officially entered the public review process after Port Chester’s Village Board of Trustees voted to accept as complete the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) submitted by the site’s owner, affiliates of Starwood Capital Group, according to a press release.
“We applaud Mayor Dennis Pilla and the entire Board of Trustees for their leadership in advancing this process,” Ellis Rinaldi, executive vice president of Starwood Capital, said in the press release. ”We appreciate the tremendous support our plan has received from Port Chester residents, public officials and the business community, and we look forward to a continued constructive dialogue throughout the review process. This is a historic opportunity for the Village and we are committed to helping Port Chester seize it.”
Read the full article at portchester.dailyvoice.com.


Regular Meetings APRIL 2020 MEETING CANCELLED
- 6 p.m.
- 4th Wednesday of every month
- Airport Administration Building Conference Room
Agendas & Minutes
View most recent agendas and minutes.
To request an agenda item for the Airport Commission meeting, please contact the Airport Manager, by email or at the Administration building to fill out a petition. Original petition with signature is retained for public record.
- Dan Cunningham, Acting Chairman
- Clayton Raymond, Secretary
- Richard Liberatore, Commissioner
- Mayor Stephen L. DiNatale
- Council President Michael P. Kushmerek
The Airport Commission shall have the care, custody and responsibility for the management of the municipal airport. It shall be the commission's duty to maintain and operate the municipal airport and navigation that is both profitable for, and responsive to, the needs of the community.
The commission shall exercise all the powers and duties of airport commissions under the General Laws Chapter 90 Section 51E-N, subject to the provisions of Chapter 3 Article 18 of the 银河娱乐app娱乐app City Code.
The Airport Commission is comprised of five volunteer residents, as well as the Mayor and the President of the City Council. At least one volunteer must be a resident of South 银河娱乐app娱乐app or from a South 银河娱乐app娱乐app Neighborhood Association.
Each term is three years. Volunteers are appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by the City Council.


Investment with rental potential on 1187sqm R30 zoned block.
This multi unit site has plenty to offer with a current rent in place. The 2 bedroom fibro house offers a nice income whilst waiting for the chance to develop this site which is beautifully situated close to the main town of Dongara as well as walking distance to the District High School and close access to the Irwin River.
What more do you need? This large lot is a bargain waiting to be grabbed.
Contact Peter 0427 218 511 for more information


MADISONVILLE, Ky. — The Kentucky Transportation Cupboard will start milling and paving operations tomorrow night at Huck’s close to Beaver Dam.
A contractor will probably be milling and paving the on and off-ramps on the facility. The work will probably be addressed below site visitors.
Work will probably be carried out at night time, starting at 6 p.m. CDT every day. The ramps will stay open for site visitors, and flaggers will probably be used for site visitors management.
KYTC asks motorists to pay attention to the work zone, be ready for delays, and train protected driving habits when touring by means of the world.


David Thompson has worked in the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for over 15 years collectively through local government and the private sector. His previous work experiences include Senior Planner, Zoning Administrator, Code Enforcement, and Law Enforcement. David joined the City of Hopewell in 2007 as the GIS Coordinator. Having previous Planning experience, he has been able to assist the Department of Development with Planning, Zoning, and Code issues throughout his tenure with the City while continuing to enhance the City’s GIS.
David is a lifelong resident of Dinwiddie County and on his off time, he spends much of his time as a Ruritan volunteering and giving back to his community. Other interest includes reading, fishing, and working outside.


2610 OAK ALLEY
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- Highway 103
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Tree removal will close one area roadway for two days next week.
The Muskingum County Engineer's Office says Licking Road will close between Dillon Falls Road and Rehl Road Monday and Tuesday.
The closure takes place between the hours of 8am-4pm each day. Only school buses and emergency personnel will be permitted on the roadway.


Going to London after the 8th April 2019 ?
To help improve air quality in London they are introducing Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). This comes into force from the 8th April 2019 and will cover the same area as the congestion charge. Many vehicles including cars and vans will now be affected by the ULEZ.
Customers should check if they will be entering the ULEZ and are responsible for paying the charge.
As of the 8thApril ULEZ daily charges will be:
- £12.50 for most vehicle types, including cars, motorcycles and vans (up to and including 3.5 tonnes)
- £100 for heavier vehicles, including lorries (over 3.5 tonnes) and buses/coaches (over 5 tonnes)
A daily charge runs from midnight to midnight. If you drive within the ULEZ area across two days, for example before midnight and after midnight, you will be liable to pay two daily charges if your vehicle doesn’t meet the ULEZ standards.
You can check whether you need to pay the charge by entering the vehicle registration number on the Transport for London’s website.
If you fail to pay the charge you will be liable for any penalty charges.
ULEZ will need to be paid alongside the Congestion Charge
For more information on the ULEZ please visit tfl.gov.uk/ulez . if you have any questions regarding the ULEZ charge please let us know.


This is the Hotel International they are planning to demolish in Varadero, the photos are from July 2010.
Terrace facing the sea.
Facade from the street.
Facade from the beach.
The Sun Cabins, designed by the architect Nicolas Quintana and annexed to the Hotel, will suffer the same fate.
Cabañas del Sol
Photos courtesy of Martha Aquino
December 23 2010


May 15, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Alexandria Echo Press
Is the breakthrough to build a $975 million Viking stadium a huge victory or a costly boondoggle?
It all depends on how you feel about the Minnesota Vikings, state funding and gambling.
On Monday, Governor Mark Dayton signed the proposal. Only one hurdle remains approval from the Minneapolis City Council, a probable, but not guaranteed action. Continue Reading


Highway 15 interchange set to close May 9th
SAUK RAPIDS — The interchange at Minnesota Highway 15 and Benton Drive will close for maintenance on Monday, according to a release from the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The ramp will close at 6 a.m. on Monday and will reopen on May 13. The release said no detours will be posted and suggested motorists use the interchange at Highway 15 and Benton County Road 29.
The release also said overnight lane closures on portions of Highway 15 between Minnesota Highway 23 and interchange at Benton Drive will occur through mid-August.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday vowed to close the Rikers Island jail complex.
“It will take many years,” the mayor said at a news conference. “It will take many tough decisions along the way. But it will happen.”
De Blasio set a timeline of 10 years to reduce the overall jail population in the city, which he said would allow for a “complete departure of all inmates from Rikers Island.”


(CBS DETROIT) – The Michigan Department of Transportation contract crews will be closing 14 Mile Road under I-75 in Troy for interchange work.
It begins at 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23 and will end by 9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25.
Posted detours use John R Road, Stephenson Highway, Maple Road, and Rochester Road in both directions. The new interchange is part of an innovative diverging diamond interchange design.
During this same time, crews will close the 14 Mile Road entrance ramp to northbound I-75, and the southbound I-75 exit ramp to 14 Mile Road.
Further north, crews will close the northbound I-75 exit to Big Beaver Road for pavement sealing beginning at 7 a.m. and ending by 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25.
MDOT says all scheduled work is weather dependent.
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5 – 8 December 2023
Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), China
The National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) is a large exhibition center with a total construction area of 1.47 million square meters. The facade of the NECC building draws inspiration from a mellow and auspicious “four-leaf clover” with the Commercial Plaza acting as the central core and the exhibition halls as the leaves. Blending with many Chinese elements and design concept of symmetry axis layout, it is one of the landmark buildings in Shanghai.
The NECC consists of exhibition halls, the NECC Plaza, office buildings and a high-end brand hotel. It is an iconic venue which was selected by major national and international conferences and exhibitions.
National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai)
333 Songze Avenue, Shanghai, China
Postal code: 201702
Take the Shanghai Metro Line 2, get off at the Xujingdong stop and use Exit 4, 5 or 6.
NECC (Shanghai Hongqiao) is only 1.5 km from the Hongqiao Airport Terminal and about 60 km from Pudong International Airport. The venue can be reached by taking the airport buses and the Metro.
NECC (Shanghai Hongqiao) is 1.5 km from Hongqiao Railway Station and can be directly reached by taking Metro Line 2.
Bus No. 865, 706, 3 or 776
By Car in the Yangtze River Delta:
Visitors from Hangzhou, Ningbo and Suzhou can take G60, G2 and other highways to G15 Shenhai Expressway > Songze Avenue ramp > Songze Avenue (NECC North Gate) or Songze Avenue > Zhuguang Road > Yinggang East Road to reach the venue.
Shanghai, the trade and financial centre of China, is an ideal port located in the central-eastern part of the country. With over 700 hundred years of history, the city comprises both Eastern and Western architecture and culture.
Puxi (west of the Huangpu River) wins the attraction of many visitors because of its characteristic 19th century constructions built along the coast by the American, British, French, Japanese, and Italian. The old town was built with multi-national architecture which today has been turned into shopping centres, restaurants, cafes and bars that everyone must visit. Pudong (east of the Huangpu River) shows the modern part of China where international banks and businesses have gathered, and buildings such as skyscrapers and new residential estates are being built.
For more information about Shanghai, please visit .


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Multi-purpose convenient location, one of Kelowna's main arterial roadways with average daily bi-direction traffic counts in excess of 22,000 (source: City of Kelowna 2006). Fully-signalized, intersection on Enterprise Way at Cooper Road. Ceiling heights vary from 18' to 26'. (*If important please confirm, measurements are approximate)