This modern transit system (Delhi Metro Wikipedia entry) is a hugely refreshing surprise. It’s also a bit humbling. I don’t know a single city in all the USA that has anything of this size and quality even under discussion . . . and Delhi’s system here is almost 90% complete. See the Delhi Metro web site. And here’s a photo gallery that shows how modern, clean and comfortable the Metro system is in this “impoverished, third-world” country.


TAKE NOTICE THAT the Committee of Adjustment of the Township of Minden Hills will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, October 26, 2020 at 10:30 AM. Due to the physical distancing requirements imposed as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held as an electronic hearing by way of a teleconference call.
For information on how to join the meeting, please download the Minor Variance Applications below.
The purpose of the Public Hearing will be to consider proposed Minor Variance Applications to the Township of Minden Hills Zoning By-law pursuant to Section 45 of the Planning Act for the following:
- Notice for Website PLMV2020009
- Notice for Website PLMV2020017
- Notice for Website PLMV2020023
- Notice for Website PLMV2020051
- Notice for Website PLMV2019075
- Notice for Website PLMV2019070 (2nd Hearing)
For more information, contact the Planner at 705-286-1260 ext. 506.


Green Infrastructure Strategy
Green space is an integral element of the infrastructure which supports people's quality of life.
The purpose of the Green Infrastructure (GI) Strategy is to set out an approach to maintain existing GI and to enhance it. It seeks to provide a framework for bringing together the work of a number of organisations who have an interest in and responsibilities for GI. The document also provides supporting evidence to the Revised Local Plan.
Following six weeks consultation from 24th January - 7th March 2014 the cabinet on the 16th July 2014 approved the Green infrastructure strategy.
If you would like further information or to comment on the document please contact the Planning Policy team on 01264 368000 or email@example.com


Zircon Successfully Delivers Peace of Mind to the Highways Agency in Partnership with WSP
WSP Intelligent Transport Systems were approached to develop an independent certified test system that would be used by the Highways Agency, to ensure that new Video Clients and Television Base Stations comply with the agency’s VIH specifications.
As the system had to be designed in such a way that it would not adversely affect the existing CCTV network or compromise its integrity in any way, and Zircon had been a part of the original certification project, WSP decided to called upon our expertise to assist them with the project.
The project ran for eight months without any major challenges, finishing on time and to a high standard.
For more information, facts and feedback from the clients from this case please read the full case study.


The PHCA Green Team will be hosting a planting event on Saturday, August 15. Want to help? The lot is located on the corner of Herron and Dobson. You may have seen it as you were driving along. The lot currently has a couple trees. We will be planting grasses, roses, some shrubs and some other decorative plants.
Converting this lot to a green zone began when PHCA filled out a Green Up application from the Mayor’s office. The work on the lot is a collaborative effort between the Mayor’s office, the City’s Green Team, Penn State Extension, and the PHCA’s own Green Team.
Hope you can join us! We will be meeting at –
9am on Saturday August 15
3060 Brereton Street, Pittsburgh PA 15219
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Service ChangeThe Commuter Rail will operate on a normal Sunday schedule on Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day. There will be no disruption on the Lowell, Fitchburg, Worcester, and Greenbush lines. The diversion between W Gloucester and Rockport will still be in effect.
ShuttleWeekends, through June, shuttle buses replace Lowell Line service between Anderson/Woburn & N Station to allow for work on the Green Line Ext. Visit MBTA.com/lwlwork for more information.


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A busy Buckinghamshire road near a major hospital will shut to traffic later this month as HS2 roadworks are carried out.
There will be an eastbound road closure in place on Whielden Lane in Amersham from the A404 to the underpass.
The scheduled roadworks are set to go ahead on Saturday, February 26 and Sunday, February 27
It will mean the road will be shut to traffic between 8am and 6pm on both days.
Buckinghamshire drivers can expect diversion signs to help guide them on this weekend.
However, people are being warned that these planned roadworks are dependent on the weather.
Do you want the latest traffic news from across Buckinghamshire as it comes in? Our traffic and travel Facebook group has the latest information for anyone on the road across the county every day.
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By Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch
A project 12 years in the making officially got under way Monday.
Despite blustery conditions, more than 100 officials and dignitaries came to the groundbreaking for Casa Grande’s Community Recreation Center. Mayor Craig McFarland said: “This is an exciting time.”
McFarland told PinalCentral the project, approved by voters in 2006, is “our community center” and said the voter-approved bonds that made the project happen were integral.


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CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
2800 BERLIN TURNPIKE P.O. BOX 317546
NEWINGTON CONNECTICUT, 06131-7546
|FOR RELEASE: October 17, 2014||
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE: (860) 594-3062
FAX: (860) 594-3065
WEB SITE: www.ct.gov/dot
Nighttime Milling and Resurfacing on Route 8 N/B in Ansonia
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing that a nighttime milling and resurfacing project will be performed on Route 8 northbound in Ansonia beginning Monday, October 20, 2014.
The project consists of milling and resurfacing a 0.027 mile segment of Route 8, 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. Monday, October 20, to the morning of Wednesday, October 22, 2014.
LANE CLOSURE INFO
Motorists can expect lane closures on Rt. 8 N/B between Exit 18 & 19. Traffic control personnel and signing patterns will be utilized to guide motorists through the work zone.
Motorists should be aware that modifications or extensions to this schedule may become necessary due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions. Motorists are advised to maintain a safe speed when driving in this vicinity.


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Special Town Council Meeting – 11th July 2014
Special Meeting of Stapleford Town Council
Friday 11th July 2014 at 6.30p.m.
Carnegie Centre, Warren Avenue, Stapleford, Notts.
At 6.30p.m. Mr T Czerniak, Director of Housing Leisure and Culture, Broxtowe Borough Council will give a short presentation regarding planning application: 14/00346/FUL Land to rear of 98 Church Street, Stapleford. Construct 14 flats The Meeting will commence immediately after this presentation.
1 Apologies for absence
(The Town Clerk will report any apologies for absence she has received in writing prior to the start of the meeting.)
2 Declarations of interest
(Members will be invited to declare any interests they may have on any item to be discussed at the meeting. They will also be advised that should it become apparent to any Member during the meeting that they do have an interest in a particular item they should alert the Chair and the Town Clerk immediately.)
3 Request(s) made by any member of the public to address the Town Council
4 Planning Application
Land to rear of 98 Church Street, Stapleford. Construct 14 flats.
105, Pasture Road, Stapleford. Construct two storey side and single rear extension and loft conversion.
Former Police Station, 1, Toton Lane, Stapleford. Temporary change of use from offices to construction site office, relating to temporary redevelopment of 2-4, Derby Road.
The Pavilion, 93, Derby Road, Stapleford, (new Iceland store). Erect double sided illuminated totem pole sign
3, Pasture Road, Stapleford. Construct two storey side extension to create a shop extension and flat extension.
(Please note these items have been placed on this Agenda as the Town Council has expressed particular interest in previous applications at or near these addresses.)
5 Nottinghamshire County Council
The Nottinghamshire County Council (Stapleford Area) (Prohibition of Waiting and No Stopping on Entrance Clearway) Traffic Regulation Order 2014 (5174). (Information: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/the council/democracy/have-your-say/consultations/)
6 Date of next meeting.
The next Meeting of Stapleford Town Council will be held on Friday, 25th July 2014 at 7.00p.m.
**NOT PART OF THE AGENDA BUT ADDED BY STAPLEFORD COMMUNITY GROUP FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES.


This is due to surface dressing works.
A total closure will run between 9.30am and 3.30pm on Friday (August 19) and Saturday (August 20) on the A419 between Cirencester and Cowcombe Hill at Chalford.
The below map shows the extent of the road closure.
There will be a diversion in place during this time via Tetbury, out to A4135, Nailsworth, Stroud and back to Chalford.
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Council places important documents on public exhibition to allow members of the public to provide their feedback and have their say.
The items below are currently on public exhibition and open for submissions.
There is currently one item on public exhibition.
CODE OF MEETING PRACTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Council intends to adopt the revised Code of Meeting Practice following a public exhibition period. The public exhibition period will run for 28 days from Wednesday 27 July to Wednesday 24 August and submissions will remain open until Wednesday 7 September 2022.
The code is available for public inspection at the Goolgowi Shire Office, Hillston District Office, and the WG Parker Memorial Library. The code is also available here.
Any enquiries should be directed to Council on 6965 1900.
At any time during the public exhibition period, submissions in writing will be received by Council and must be addressed to the General Manager. Submissions can be sent by mail, fax or email as shown below, and must be received by 4.15 pm on Wednesday 7 September 2022. Prior to formal adoption of the code, Council will take into consideration any submissions that have been received.
Public Exhibition documents relating to Planning and Development can be found here: Public Exhibition Planning and Development.


Meetings & Events
The Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room in the County Courthouse, 111 South Street, Third Floor, Farmville.
The Prince Edward County Planning Commission meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. (Location to be announced.)
*The meetings listed below are subject to change by the authority of the Board of Supervisors.
NOTE: Due to courthouse construction, the public will need to enter the Courthouse through the South Street entrance, pass through security, and take the elevator to the Third Floor.
It is the intent of the County to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Should you have questions or need special accommodations, please contact W.W. Bartlett, County Administrator, at 434.392.8837.


RAILWAY LINE DUPLICATION GETS BUDGET INJECTION
State Members for Pine Rivers and Kallangur have welcomed a further $68.39 million commitment in today's State Budget for the construction of a third railway line between Lawnton and Petrie Stations.
The 2013-14 commitment forms part of an overall project budget of $168.6 million needed to fix the bottleneck between the two stations.
"This is an important, and significant, transport infrastructure project that will ensure better operation of services along the Caboolture line," Mr Seath Holswich, State Member for Pine Rivers, said.
"This bottleneck has been an issue for a number of years and it's pleasing to see the Newman Government taking action to correct the problem."
Mr Trevor Ruthenberg, State Member for Kallangur, added that this third track will alleviate any further congestion issues that may have arisen once the Moreton Bay Rail Link comes online in 2016.
"By ensuring this third track is built in time for the Moreton Bay Rail Link, we will minimize any potential delays caused by additional services on the Caboolture and Redcliffe lines," Mr Ruthenberg said.
"Mr Holswich and I have been working hard to ensure that the necessary funding for this project was secured and we are pleased to see the Government's strong commitment to transport infrastructure in our region."
"This extra line will provide a more efficient public transport network for Kallangur and Pine Rivers residents."
"The Newman Government is committed to providing necessary public transport infrastructure where it's needed, when it's needed," Mr Holswich added.


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A part of the City of Paris (& other municipalities) building permit pro- cess, is that the contractor provides a Form Board Survey that is signed by a Registered Professional Land Surveyor. This survey ensures that each building form is laid out correctly and does not encroach on any setback lines or easements before the concrete is poured. During the $26.9 mil- lion Chisum ISD Bond project, several new buildings were scheduled to be constructed by a local contractor. Knowing the importance of having these conducted in a timely manner, Hayter Engineering was contacted to provide this service. We coordinated with the contractor to ensure that we would be able to have a crew on-site to survey the location and elevation of each form and to certify to its accuracy or to notify them of what needed to be corrected. Through good communication and sched- uling the entire process was completed without delay due to form board survey requirements.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are called only when there are agenda items. Please contact Sean Quain, Building Official/Zoning Administrator at (810) 455-1310 for more information.
Zoning Board of Appeals Members
James Van Sickle
Sean Quain – Secretary
Zoning Board of Appeals 2019 Meeting Schedule*
*Please note that meetings are only held if there is an agenda item.


Clarification Regarding City Parking Garages
Frederick, MD – January 28, 2016: The following applies to all 5 City Parking Garages
City Garage parking is not free today, Thursday, January 28th between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
Normal Parking rates will apply today, Thursday, January 28th from 6:00 AM until 6:00 PM.
City garage parking is free overnight tonight, Thursday, January 28th, from 6:00 PM until 6:00 AM Friday morning, January 29th.
Normal parking rates will apply after 6:00 AM, Friday, January 29th
For questions, please call the Parking Department at 301-600-1429.


To be blunt: If you're not going to Ultra this weekend, avoid downtown. However, if for some reason you find yourself there and need to navigate the traffic mess, here's the 411.
The traffic pattern on Biscayne Boulevard near Bayfront Park will be shifted beginning Thursday at 9 p.m. and will continue through the weekend.
Southbound Biscayne Boulevard traffic will be forced to turn west onto NE Fourth Street and will be rerouted to NE Second Avenue.
Starting at SE First Street, northbound Biscayne traffic will be limited to just two lanes and will be rerouted to southbound lanes on Biscayne until NE Fourth Street.
If you need that info somewhat visualized:
Police officers will be on hand to direct traffic throughout the weekend.
Ultra runs from 4 p.m. till midnight Friday, noon to midnight Saturday, and noon to 11 p.m. on Sunday. Drivers should definitely try to avoid the hours around closing time.
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Festival attendees should probably avoid the area by car as well. Parking will be a mess. Public transportation is your best bet.
Hours for Metromover and Metrorail will be extended until "approximately" 1 a.m., per Miami-Dade Transit.


Zoning Meeting: Wednesday, February 14th @ 7pm
The February Zoning Meeting will be held Wednesday, February 14th at 7pm at the East Passyunk Community Center at 1025 Mifflin Street. Open to the public.
945 Sigel Street (RSA-5)
For the partial demolition of an existing attached structura and for the erection of an addition at the 1st and 2nd floor rear and for the erection of a roof deck and roof deck access structure above the 2nd floor. For continued use as a single-family dwelling.
1630 South 7th Street (RSA-5)
For the erection of third floor addition above the existing second floor of an attached structure (max height 39 ft) with an accessory roof deck for residential use only with roof access structure. For use as multi-family household living with three (3) dwelling units.
February Membership Meeting – Monday, February 5, 2018
Join us for our General Membership Meeting on Monday, February 5th at 7PM at the East Passyunk Community Center. Come out and meet our 2018 Board of Directors!
Our meeting will also feature guest speaker Joseph McColgan, President of Ss John Neumann and Maria Goretti High School, who will provide updates on their educational and community initiatives.
Girl Scouts of Eastern PA Troop Number 9943 will be selling Girl Scout cookies, and we’ll have plenty to go around during our post-meeting social/networking hour.
Hope to see you there!
Due to the inclement weather, we have decided to cancel our January Membership Meeting, as the City of Philadelphia has closed their offices (which includes the East Passyunk Crossing Community Center). Please save the date for our February Membership Meeting, which will take place Monday, February 5 at 7pm. Stay safe and warm out there!
The January Zoning Meeting is CANCELED–no projects to discuss this month. See you in February!
Zoning Meeting: Wednesday, December 13th @ 7pm
The November Zoning Meeting will be held Wednesday, December 13th at 7pm at the East Passyunk Community Center at 1025 Mifflin Street. Open to the public.
1616 East Passyunk Avenue (CMX 2.5)
For the erection of a roof deck accessed from the second floor rear, for use as a sit-down restaurant throughout the second floor and roof deck in an existing two-story structure.
1249 Pierce Street (RSA-5)
Application for the erection of a one-story addition at the rear of an existing structure, with a roof deck above.
Zoning Meeting: Wednesday, November 8th @ 7pm
The November Zoning Meeting will be held Wednesday, November 8th at 7pm at the East Passyunk Community Center at 1025 Mifflin Street. Open to the public.
630 Pierce Street (RSA-5)
Erection of an attached structure (maximum height not to exceed 38 feet) with cellar and with front bay window (fully extending outside property line) and roof deck with access structure (maximum size not to exceed 90 square feet and maximum height not to exceed 10 feet). For use as a single family household living.
1146 McKean Street (RSA-5)
Application for a tattoo parlor (body art service) on 1st floor with existing single-family dwelling above in an existing structure.
FALL 2017 TREE PLANTING NOVEMBER 18TH @ 9:30 a.m.
We will be planting over 20 trees this time around, so we’ll need more volunteers than usual. Please come out and lend a hand!
Stay tuned for more details on our Facebook event page!


Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Agra on January 9. During the visit, Modi will launch Gangajal project and other various developmental projects.
The Gangajal project will provide Agra with better and more assured water supply which will benefit residents as well as tourists.
He will also lay foundation stone for Integrated Command and Control Centre for Agra Smart City, upgradation of SN Medical College, etc.
Integrated Command and Control Centre for Agra Smart City will help to develop Agra as a modern world class smart city, befitting its stature as a premium tourist destination and upgradation of SN Medical College will help in providing better health and maternity care for the weaker sections of the society.
The Prime Minister will also address a public gathering at Kothi Meena Bazaar in Agra.
During his earlier visit on November 20, 2016, Modi had launched PM Awas Yojana (Gramin). Under this scheme 65 lakh houses have been constructed till date including 9.2 lakh in Uttar Pradesh.


Please note that footpath works will be carried out in Athgarvan Village along the L2032, Athgarvan crossroads to Liffey Bridge between Monday 23rd August and Friday 27th August. Traffic management will be in place for the duration of the works. Your co-operation is appreciated and any inconvenience caused is regretted.
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Kildare County Council gives notice that surface dressing works will take place at the following locations, subject to weather; L8089 – Lisbush to Ballaghmoon L8091 – Crooket L8086 / L8087 – Blackcastle to Sills Cross L8086 – Beaconstown L8040 – Peelhall L8078 – Nicholastown As the type of works are weather dependent times and locations … Read more


Bill to Restore County Roads and Bridge Funding Clears Senate Committee
A bill that will restore $30 million to the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges fund recently passed the Senate Appropriations Committee. The bill previously passed the House. The title is on this bill, which means once it passes the full Senate it can proceed straight to the governor to be signed into law.
This is good news for our county roads and bridges. Restoring this funding will help get our county projects back on track. The money was diverted in a previous year to help solve budget shortfalls in other areas, but I’ve watched like a hawk to make sure it was restored to this needed area.
When Republicans gained the majority in state government in 2004, we made transportation a priority. We’ve drastically reduced the number of structurally deficient bridges in our state and completed thousands of miles of road projects. At one time, there was more than 1,800 structurally deficient bridge in Oklahoma; now there are less than 200.
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Ambitious City with Mayor John Tory
Join us for a fireside chat with Toronto Mayor John Tory, covering an array of city-building topics, including regional collaboration between the two GTHA anchor communities.
Date and Time
Dec 3, 2019, 7:30 am - 9:30 am
360 James Street North


A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: A6006 Zouch Road, Hathern (see attached plan). The purpose of the TTRO is to safely allow Contractors, on behalf of Severn Trent Water, undertake works to install a new foul sewer main.
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary 40 mph speed restriction.
The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 30 weeks commencing on the 18th March 2019.
Additionally announcements have appeared, on the website Roadworks.org, that work may be starting in Spring 2019 to replace the County Bridge at Zouch.


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Name & Location
University of Toronto St. George Campus; Bancroft Building
4 Bancroft Avenue
Robert Brown House
This building was originally situated on Huron Street, and was moved to its present location.
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- The Globe and Mail
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Date - November 7, 2003
Page - G4
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Henry County commissioners approved a design contract for the future widening of Fairview Road. The project extends between Hearn Road and state route 155.
The widening is in addition to another widening project between Home Depot and Hearn Road. When both projects are complete, Fairview Road will be a continuous four-lane road across north Henry County.
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- Property Type: Land
- View: Inland
- Status: Current
- Acreage: 1.01
- Soil: Other
- Road Frontage: 137
- Zoning: Low Density Residential
- Covenants: No
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The Senior transportation Program was designed to meet the transportation needs of seniors and those with disabilities in the Redlands Community.
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Planning Notification Service
Galway County Council have introduced a new subscription GeoRSS feature to our online Planning System. You can now be notified of Granted Planning Applications in your area (or any area). This GeoRss feed is updated every Monday afternoon. It provides information on Planning Applications granted in the previous 7 days in County Galway. Simply click on the link below and then ‘subscribe to this feed’.
(GeoRSS is an emerging standard for encoding location as part of a web feed).


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The Illinois Department of Transportation announced today that a lane closure is planned for Illinois 251 on March 5, weather permitting, over Rockton Road near Roscoe.
The closure of the northbound driving lane is necessary so that IDOT workers can perform bridge maintenance. The work is expected to be complete by noon Friday, March 9.
Please slow down and use extreme caution while driving through all work zones.
For IDOT District 2 updates on Twitter, follow us at http://twitter.com/IDOTDistrict2.


The project will create a community meeting area as well as 14,500 sq.ft of shops and restaurants.
It was green-lit by Westminster City Council after Grosvenor promised to retain the building's historic features and install a large glass staircase.
Restoration work is set to begin in summer 2016 with the venue opening to the public in late 2017.
Craig McWilliam, executive director, London Estate, at Grosvenor Britain & Ireland said: “This is an exciting opportunity for Grosvenor to use its experience in restoring architecturally and historically interesting buildings to open up a new place for the public – and right in the heart of London’s West End.”
The former St Mark’s Church opened in 1828 and was declared redundant and deconsecrated by the Church of England in 1974.
It has been used as private events space One Mayfair since 2009, and was purchased by Grosvenor in 2014.
Grosvenor’s current developments include the £500m luxury Peninsula Hotel opening on Hyde Park Corner.
It also owns the site of cronut creator Dominique Ansel’s upcoming Belgravia bakery, set to launch in autumn this year.


Subway trains will bypass Union Station this weekend, May 2 - 3 as the Toronto Transit Commission continues work on the station’s new second platform. This will be the last service disruption associated with this project. The Union Station second platform will officially re-open in the next several weeks.
To get to Union Station this weekend, customers can walk from King or St Andrew stations, or take the 6 Bay bus. As well, the Union Station streetcar platform will remain open, and six additional streetcars will operate on the 504 King between Bathurst and Church Streets.
Wheel-Trans vehicles will be available for customers who require accessible transit. Customers can speak with any uniformed TTC employee at King or St Andrew stations to make use of this service.
Regular subway service will resume on Monday, May 4, at 6 a.m.


RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Raleigh is introducing new rules for dogs at a popular city park.
The old athletic field at Dorothea Dix Park will be used as a designated dog area starting April 27.
A "Pop Pupalooza" kicks off at 11 a.m. on Saturday. It was originally scheduled to be a one day event, but park officials said they've heard from several residents who want a place for their dogs to run free.
So starting Monday, April 29 the four-acre field will be used as a dog park seven days a week from sunrise to sunset.
The area will include separate spaces for small and large dogs.
The decision to create a dog area at Dix comes just a few weeks after an ABC 11 Troubleshooter story that revealed more than 100 people had to pay fines after letting their dogs roam off leash at the park. (Note: Video attached to this article is from that story.)
Dix Park in Raleigh will have a dog park starting this spring


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April 1, 2021 Yacht Basin Overlay District Committee Meeting
Yacht Basin Overlay District Committee
Notice is given that a meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, April 1, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Southport Community Building at 223 E. Bay St.
The Yacht Basin Overlay District Committee is a newly formed advisory committee appointed by Mayor Hatem to formulate goals and to develop future plans for the Yacht Basin Area. The public is encouraged to participate. In-persona attendance is limited to 30 people and social distancing must be adhered to. Facial coverings are required.
Thomas Lloyd City Planner


An extended full closure of the Bay of Quinte Skyway Bridge on County Road 49 will take place from 6 am on Saturday, November 27 until 6 am on Monday, November 29.
- During this time period, the bridge will be closed, and no traffic will be permitted to pass over the bridge.
- This closure is required to complete the final concrete placement to connect the two new decks together prior to final paving.
- Due to unpredictable temperatures and the high-performance concrete being used for this concrete placement, excessive vibrations need to be reduced until the concrete has reached required strength for traffic to cross the bridge, which can take up to 48 hours at this time of year.
- Please refer to the following website for the Glenora Ferry as an alternative route: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/ontario-511/ferries.shtml.
- In case of poor weather conditions, the closure may be re-scheduled to take place from 6 am on Saturday, December 4 until 6 am on Monday, December 6.
- Aecon Construction and Materials Limited is rehabilitating the Bay of Quinte Skyway Bridge for the Ministry of Transportation. The work started in 2018 and should be completed in 2024.
- Visit the project website at https://hwy49quinteskyway.ca/ for more information.
Please note: The County of Prince Edward provides this information as a service to the general public. While we do our best to provide accurate information, construction projects and associated service disruptions are subject to change based on weather, road, traffic, and other uncontrollable conditions.


Don't Miss the 2019 Community Survey
The Part Time Residents Advisory Board (PTRAB) encourages you to take a moment and complete the 2019 Community Survey.
The biennial Community Survey is a great opportunity for all members of the community to provide feedback and help the Town assess community priorities. The survey is open to all residents, guests, business owners, and employees, and the Town wants YOUR feedback as a part time resident and community member of Snowmass Village. The survey will only take 5 - 10 minutes to complete, and all responses will be kept anonymous.
To say thank you for your time, the Town will enter all respondents into a drawing for some excellent prizes, such as JAS tickets, Recreation Center passes, and gift cards. But don't wait, the survey closes Sunday, July 14th.
Please take the 2019 Community Survey now.


For managing rainwater on residential and commercial structures, FRP rain gutters are a dependable and durable option. These gutters are made of fiber-reinforced plastic and are ideal for outdoor use since they are highly resistant to caustic substances, UV radiation, and weathering. They can be found in a range of colours and profiles to go with any building’s style. FRP rain gutters are a practical choice for reducing water damage to buildings since they are inexpensive, simple to install, and low maintenance. FRP rain gutters are a great option for any building that needs a strong and dependable rainwater management solution, whether you need to install a new gutter system or replace an old one.


Residential Stormwater Solutions: Watershed Friendly Recommendations
When: November 14, 2023, 12pm-1pm EST
Discover how the Watershed-Friendly Property Certification and Stormwater Basics Series can help residents implement stormwater management best practices and safeguard water resources on their properties. Homeowners, HOAs and property managers will learn to identify where stormwater originates on their property and detemine where it flows.
This webinar is hosted by Penn State Extension at no cost, although registration is required.
Click here to register.


Listing courtesy of Avenue Properties.
Possibility to short plat into 2 parcels. Lightly forested and mostly flat. All utilities in street. Great location, close to many amenities. New development homes down the street have sold between 500k-700k. Once parcelled, each lot will be roughly 12,000 SQFT.
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Street Scenes, 1905, Fifth Ave. 59th to 60th Sts. from West 59th St.
Street Scenes, 1903, Fifth Ave. No. from 59th St.
Street Scenes About 1905 Fifth Ave. N.E. Corner 59th St.
Street Scenes, 1901, 5th Ave. 60st to 60th Sts (Gerry House).
[Hotels, Savoy-Plaza Hotel, Fifth Ave. & 59th St.]
Street Scenes, 1897-8, Fifth Ave., 57th to 59th Sts.
Street Scenes - May 1930, Fifth Ave. E. Side at 60 St.
[Fifth Avenue Looking South from the 60th Street Entrance to the Park.]
Street Scene, 1900, Fifth Avenue 60th to 61st Sts.
Street Scene - 1900, Fifth Ave. at 68th St.
Street Scenes, Clubs - Metropolitan, 1901. Fifth Ave. N.E. Cor. 60th St.
[Hotel Plaza, Southwest Corner of 59th Street & Fifth Ave.]
[Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., Fifth Ave. and 60th St., N.Y.]
East Side of Fifth Ave. from 60 to 59 Sts.
[East Side of Fifth Ave. from 60th to 59th Sts.]
Hotels, Savoy-Plaza Hotel, Fifth Ave. & 59th St.
Street Scenes, 1899, Fifth Ave. No. from 59th St.


US 10 lane closures scheduled in Winnebago County next week
September 21, 2012
Closures will occur during off-peak hours
Crews are planning single lane closures on eastbound and westbound US 10 between US 45 north and the WIS 47 (Appleton Road/South Memorial Drive) interchange beginning late Tuesday, September 25. To minimize impacts to motorists, lane closures will occur during off-peak hours.
The lane closures are necessary for crews to install additional overhead signing. Work is currently scheduled for completion by Wednesday, September 26.
Motorists are reminded to drive with caution in the work zone and be alert for slow moving vehicles. The work is subject to change based on weather conditions.
For more information regarding traffic impacts:
Alerts and updates provided via these sites are not intended for use while driving. When driving, your focus should always be on driving.
For more information, contact:
Communications Manager Kristin McHugh, WisDOT NC Region
(715) 421-8380, firstname.lastname@example.org


The Department's planning functions mainly operate from Causeway Exchange in Belfast. However, the Chief Planner’s Office is located in Ebrington Square, Derry/Londonderry.
General enquiries about planning procedures or progress on initiatives should be addressed to:
1-7 Bedford Street
|or||Chief Planner’s Office
71 Ebrington Square
Tel: 0300 200 7830
Public Reception Opening Hours
It is always advisable to make an appointment before visiting. This will help to ensure that you are seen promptly. Remember an appointment must always be made should you wish to see a planning application file being handled by the Department.
Local Council Planning Offices
Contact details for your local council’s planning office can be viewed via the following link:


December 22, 2020
LISBON, Ohio (WKBN) – The Greenway Trail in Lisbon will be getting some work done. Ohio Senate Bill 310 has $300,000 going towards two different projects on the trail.
The Greenway Trail has always been a place to go for people walking or riding bikes, but there are bigger plans to get the trail from Lake Erie to The Ohio River, near East Liverpool.
Once completed the bike trial would go through Columbiana, Mahoning, Trumbull and Ashtabula Counties.
“Part of the bike trail from Lisbon to the Ohio River is the largest section by far of those four counties that is not completed yet,” said Columbian County Park District Chairperson Tom Butch.


The third expansion by one of the largest mall in Surabaya, located in Embong Malang Street. The design was started in 2011, designed by Aedas, which Blue Antz Architect as the local partner. Four Points Hotel by Sheraton is located on the top of TP4 as existing structure. TP5 is consisting of 27 storeys condominium, 12 storeys office and 10 storeys grade-A mall including 5 multi-storeys car park. With 48 storeys total, TP5 became the 1st highrise building above 200m in Surabaya.


The Public Works Authority - Ashghal announced on 14 August 2023 that a new interchange connecting Al Kassarat Street with Street 33 in Industrial Area is now open for traffic.
The interchange is part of the Street 33 Upgrade Project, which was implemented by the Highway Projects Department. Previously, the interchange was a roundabout and has now been upgraded to a two-level interchange with traffic signals.
The bridge covers a distance of 215.70 meters which is expected to accommodate 16,000 vehicles per hour.
Source & cover image credit: Ashghal
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FGC Railway Provença Station: S1, S2, S5, S55, L6, L7.
Diagonal Station: L3, L5 (L5 connect in Collblanc Station to L9 to the Airport).
Bus: 7, 22, 24, V15, V13 , 67, 68, N4, N5, N8.
Aerobus stop Plaça Universitat (from the Airport to Barcelona), and Plaça Catalunya stop (from Barcelona to the Airport).
Train: Passeig de Gràcia stop: R2 (train from the airport), R11, R13, R14, R15, R16.
Important : You can use the T-10 zone 1 ( 10 trips ) for all public transport (train , metro, FFCC , tram and bus) from El Prat Airport and within the city of Barcelona. You can buy it at the metro and train stations.
In the center of the Eixample in Barcelona, on the corner with Balmes Street and Rosellón Street, just 1 block from Rambla de Catalunya, 2 blocks from Paseo de Gracia and the renewed Avenida Diagonal. Less than 10 minutes walk you can visit many buildings of Catalan Modernism (art nouveau), La Casa Mila (La Pedrera), La Casa Batllo, La Casa Ametller, La Casa Lleó Morera, the Museum of Catalan Modernism, the Egyptian Museum, the Tapies Foundation and the Suñol Foundation. We are surrounded by beautiful buildings, art galleries, shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. A tourist bus stop just 3 streets.


Rail service on the C Line (Green) will be suspended between Lakewood/I-105 and Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Stations due to signal system upgrades starting 9 p.m. Friday, April 8, 2022 until Sunday, April 10, 2022 close of service.
The following station will be closed: Long Beach Bl.
Free bus shuttles are available and replace service between Lakewood Bl Station and Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, matching train service as best as possible. Metro staff will be on site and able to provide assistance at all stations affected. Please allow extra travel time to complete your commute.
Regular service will resume Monday, April 11, 2022.
Thank you for your patience as Metro continues to work towards improving our service. For the latest service information, call 323.GOMETRO or follow us on Twitter @metrolaalerts.
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Benton Area Transit
Benton Area Transit is a that provides rural transit service in Benton County, Oregon with regional service between Albany and Newport.
See schedules for fares.
Benton Area Transit Coast to Valley Express
Albany - Corvallis - Newport
7 days a week. Holiday service varies.
Points of interest
- Albany Station
- Good Samaritan Medical Center Corvallis
- Downtown Corvallis
- Downtown Transit Center (Corvallis)
- Eddyville, Oregon
- Toledo, Oregon
- Newport City Hall
- Hatfield Marine Science Center
- Oregon Coast Aquarium


Friday 7 until Monday 10 October the M20 will be closed London bound between junctions 11 and 10a. The closure will start at 9pm on Friday night and the road will reopen by 5am on Monday morning.
Also on the night of Friday 7 October the coast bound M20 between junctions 10a and 11 will be closed from 9pm. The coast bound side will be reopened by 5am on Saturday morning, however the carriageway will be down to two lanes and there will be a 50mph speed limit.
There will be a diversion route in place using the A20, A261, A259 and A2070 to go London bound and the same roads in reverse order to go coast bound.


Ground floor, Ide plaza, opposite Mountain of fire and miracle, Utako district, Abuja FCT.
Plot 12, airport road, near kosini junction, warri, Delta State
Tonsjos shopping mall, by station market, Kachia road, kaduna, kaduna State.
168, Uselu Lagos road, opposite zenith Bank plc, Uselu, Benin city, Edo State.
Benin-Auchi Expressway, by Mousco Junction, Ekpoma, Edo State


What does the WCWRA have to offer? •Reduced Water Sampling Costs… •Emergency Leak Detection Services… •Leak Detection Surveys… •Help with Asset Management planning… •Assistance with water service expansion plans…and more! For more information on these services please contact the Administrator.
Planning for Future Water Needs!
The WCWRA Board of Directors is currently developing long range plans for the potential expansion of public water service areas within Wyoming County. We are reviewing areas of the county that would benefit with the installation or expansion of public water supplies to address public health and safety concerns and/or to aid in economic development. If you have water concerns or wish to comment on this process please contact the administrator by email or phone to discuss these issues.


WEST CENTRAL, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a patching project on I-70 in both directions is scheduled to begin on or after Friday, March 4. The contractor will have 2.5 mile construction zones set up. The one lane restrictions will be in place around the clock with the exception of Fridays between 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. The construction is scheduled to last through the end of May.
The contract was awarded to Rieth-Riley Construction for $17 million. This project will deep patch the interstate in both directions from the 40 mile marker, one mile west of U.S. 231 (Exit 41) to the 58 mile marker, nearly one mile west of S.R. 39 (Exit 59). The Clay County portion of the I-70 patching will occur from approximately the 22.5 mile marker, one half of one mile west of S.R. 59 (Exit 23) to the 29 mile marker. The completion date is May 26, 2022.
INDOT reminds motorists to follow the posted work zone speed limit, use caution and consider worker safety when traveling through a construction zone.
Motorists in West Central Indiana can monitor road closures, road conditions, and traffic alerts any time via:
- Facebook: facebook.com/INDOTWestCentral
- Twitter: @INDOT_WCentral
- CARS 511: indot.carsprogram.org
Mobile App: iTunes App Store and the Google Play store for Android


- The eucalyptus tree seems to have vanished?
Walking past the site today the below pictures were taken and it seems that the tree might have been cut down without it yet being agreed? The pictures have marked a red circle where the eucalyptus tree was?
Page 29 of the Aboricultural Impact Assessment which is site photograph showing a large eucalyptus tree.
- Where on earth are the cars meant to park?
This planning application has no allowance for car parking. Opposite the site is Pocklington Court which is doubted will allow the cars to park. Also, there is Redwood and Ringwood Gardens, both of these being private, so again, no cars will likely be permitted to park there. That leaves the nearest point of Arnewood Close as maybe being a candidate for cars being parked there. Walking around the area on Saturday 28th January at 3pm, there was no where to park. No to forget that Heathmere is a school and there is limited parking around it.
- Privacy for existing residents?
The buildings will be three levels with balconies facing away from the road, meaning they will face inwards towards existing residential buildings, such as Gosport House and Greatham Walk 26 to 34.
- Weekly Council Planning applications and decisions – January 14th
- Heathmere School Keepers House Alton Road SW15 4LJ – 2016/7179
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KAUKAUNA -- Demolition of the Fox Cities Motel on Hyland Avenue has been delayed until January at the earliest, following a court hearing last week.
The next hearing on the the raze order is set for 11 a.m. Jan. 9, 2017. At that hearing, there should be a decision from the court as
APPLETON -- The owners of the Fox Cities Motel on Hyland Avenue in Kaukauna are challenging a condemnation order by the city to tear down the building, and are seeking a restraining order to prevent its demoliton.
A status hearing on the case will take place Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2016 before


Objectives of a Building Code
To ensure all new construction and renovations provide a minimum level of safety, health, and welfare to the occupants and public - They deal with a building's performance - Enforced by local jurisdiction such as cities and municipalities under police powers granted to them by the state - Lowers the liability risk for building owners and contractors
What aspects of building and design to building codes regulate?
- Life safety - ie heights of guardrails and treads - Fire safety - ie construction fire ratings, egress requirements, fire detection and suppression - Structural Safety - Health and Welfare - lighting, ventilation, sanitation, temperature, noise control, minimum habitable room size, energy code and accessibility for the disabled Property Protection - durability of materials
Enforcement of Building Codes


The city of Pineville will host its annual citywide yard sale this Saturday.
Residents on the following streets will be participating: King Avenue, Bailey Road, Square, Myers Park, E. 8th Street, 1st Street, Rhine Street, E. 5th Street and Mt. Ridge Estates.
For information, call Pineville City Hall at 417-223-4368.General News on 05/10/2018
Print Headline: Pineville To Host Citywide Yard Sale This Saturday


Athletes will be back on the track this weekend at Masich Place Stadium. The Prince George Track and Field Club’s season gets underway Saturday, which is actually a week later than they were supposed to begin. And the club isn’t exactly pleased about the delay. The club will host its first meet May 6th. Not long after that, Masich Stadium will be shut down for a few months for re-development. The City will be resurfacing the track, something the track and field club says is six years overdue. But once the work is done, it will be a high class facility.


TEMPORARY WATER SHUT-DOWN SCHEDULED SATURDAY
MAY 4, 2017 (IQALUIT, NUNAVUT) - The City would like to advise residents that there will be a temporary water shut down Friday, May 5th, 2017, from midnight until noon on Saturday, May 6th. The areas affected include all of the Road to Nowhere, along with homes east of Booster Station #1, the 4000’s area, and the 2000’s in legoland and surrounding area. The shut-down is required in order to repair a broken water main.
The City thanks you for your understanding and cooperation.
For additional information, please contact:
City of Iqaluit


Day: February 12, 2018
NOTICE OF WORKSHOP OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION/DDAPlease take notice that the Village of Bancroft Planning Commission/DDA will meet as follows:
Date: Monday, February 12, 2017 Time: 6pm Place: DPW bldg, 120 Warren St. Bancroft, MIItem(s) on agenda:
1.) community hall restoration planning.
2.) DDA businessThe public is invited to attend to obtain information, volunteer and/or offer input.


Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 17:13, Tue 4 June 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 15 hours, 52 minutes later
The street light next to 1o Mallard Close is on permanently. Please repair.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:07, Mon 10 June 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:02, Tue 11 June 2019
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 07:30, Thu 13 June 2019
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 1648938 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Posted on Wednesday, October 12, 2022 09:06 AM
The Town of Paradise advises of a lane closure for a section of Topsail Road to complete road repairs. The eastbound lane of Topsail Road, between Corcoran's Road and Duffs Crescent, will be closed Thursday, October 13, and Friday, October 14, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Crews will work to minimize the impact on traffic; however, given the nature of this project, traffic interruptions can be expected. All drivers are asked to use caution in the area and to follow signage and traffic control...
Posted on Tuesday, October 11, 2022 10:29 AM
The Town of Paradise is advising residents that trail maintenance for Octagon Pond Trail is scheduled to start October 12 and will be ongoing for approximately two weeks, weather permitting. Crews will be completing brush cutting, trail maintenance and other work on the west and southwest sections of the trail (between the Paradise Park access point and Octagon Pond Elementary). The trail will be open for use, but trail users are asked to use caution in the work areas and follow all posted signage....
Posted on Friday, October 07, 2022 01:12 PM
The Town of Paradise advises that crews will be working at the ballfield at Peter Barry Duff Memorial Park to prepare the site for the new scoreboard. This portion of work, which involves trenching, electrical conduit installation, and concrete work, is scheduled to start on October 11, and take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting. Residents are asked to avoid the construction area and to follow all posted signage. The Town apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this work.
Posted on Friday, October 07, 2022 11:03 AM
The Town of Paradise advises of a planned, temporary water shut-off for Evergreen Village, primarily affecting Ashgrove Drive, for Tuesday, October 11 and Wednesday, October 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. The water will be turned on each evening. The water shut-off is required as part of the water and sewer upgrades on-going in the area. When water is restored, residents are reminded to run their water for a few minutes in the event of any discolouration or air in the pipes....
Posted on Thursday, October 06, 2022 11:36 AM
To mark the official opening of the new Multi-sport Turf at the Dianne Whelan Memorial Soccer Complex, the Town of Paradise is hosting a Friday Night Lights celebration. Mayor Dan Bobbett and Council will be joined by representatives from the Paradise minor sporting associations for the event.
Members of the media are invited to attend. As this is an outdoor event, those attending are advised to dress appropriately.
Date: Friday, October 7, 2022
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Dianne Whalen Memorial...


ECC Public Notice of Temporary Road Closures
ECC Public Notice of Temporary Road Closures in Danbury
There are a number of road closures/roadworks taking place in Danbury during March. Please see attached document for those that have been notified to the Parish Office.
More information on all current and future roadworks can be found by visiting www.roadworks.org.


NOTICE is hereby given that under Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other
enabling powers, use of the following road by the under noted classes of vehicle shall be restricted as stated herein
Name of road - U42, Moscow
Affected length of road - From the entrance to Raithmuir Farm 25m westwards and 25m southwards on the U42.
Nature and period of restriction - Road Closure from 07:00 to 18:00 hours on Monday 3rd October 2022 to Friday
7th October 2022.
This Notice is in force from 07:00 hours on Monday 3rd October 2022 until 18:00 hours on Friday 7th October 2022 or
until the works are completed whichever is earlier and the Notice will be implemented only when appropriate signs are
Reason for restriction - To facilitate Parapet Repairs.
Classes of vehicles affected - All (except vehicles engaged in the road maintenance works, emergency vehicles or
vehicles requiring access to properties within or via the closed road)
Diversion Route - Diverted Traffic should proceed via U41 to A719 and vice versa.
For more information contact:
Ayrshire Roads Alliance
Ref: EA001-22/STRUCT/U42 (3212318)
Tel: 01563 503160 (Office hours) OR 0845 724 0000 (Out of hours)
Head of Roads - Ayrshire Roads Alliance
8 John Finnie Street
Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other


Youngstown-Warren Regional Runway Incursion Mitigation
The configuration of taxiways at the intersection of Runway 14-32 and Runway 5-23 did need meet FAA design standards and had two hot spot locations. A Safety Risk Management Panel reviewed alternatives and selected a design to mitigate runway incursions by correcting taxiway layouts, improving signage, and adding runway guard lights. Reconfiguring the geometry of the midfield taxiways increased pilot situational awareness and met design standards. This project included removal of 23,000 square yards of taxiway pavements; construction of a new Taxiway J; reconstruction of Taxiway H; concrete apron expansion; drainage improvements; six runway guard lights; electrical, lighting, signage, marking, and utility improvements. The construction safety phasing plan (CSPP) was broken into four phases that balanced the need to maintain operations with a reasonable construction timeframe. The work was substantially completed under budget in 10 weeks (well ahead of schedule). This project received an Engineering Excellence Awards Honor Award from ACEC Ohio.


Estuary trail closed for railway repairs
PUBLISHED: 12:44 30 January 2013
The Exe Estuary Cycle Trail will be closed from today (Wednesday) until Friday, between Lympstone and Exton.
The closure is to allow repair work to be carried out on the adjacent Avocet railway line, which was damaged by flooding before Christmas.
Network Rail has previously said that train services will not be affected.


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Published on 16 December 2021
February referendum for Bovey Parish neighbourhood plan
People living in the parish of Bovey Tracey will be able to vote in a referendum next year whether or not to support the Bovey Parish Neighbourhood Plan.
This follows the consultation held in late summer and a subsequent independent examination of the Plan to ensure it conforms to national polices and guidance.
The examiner noted: “It was clear that the Steering Group has fully engaged with the local community and kept people informed as the plan progressed."
She went on to say: "This consultation process has helped to ensure that the community’s vision for the Parish has been clearly shaped by the views and priorities of the community.”
Development of the Plan started in 2017 and has been coordinated by the Bovey Tracey Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group, supported by a number of working groups. The plan sets out a vision for the future of the parish and local planning policies which, together with the Teignbridge Local Plan, will be used to determine planning applications.
Recommendations from the independent examiner have been accepted by Teignbridge District Council, Bovey Tracey Town Council, the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group and Dartmoor National Park Authority.
The referendum is scheduled for Thursday 3 February 2022 and the formal Notice of Referendum will be published on our website on Wednesday 22 December. Polling cards are scheduled to be posted on 7 January to everyone who currently lives within Bovey Tracey Parish and is registered to vote in elections.
Only people who live in Bovey Tracey Parish who are on the electoral register will be eligible to vote. Anyone living in the Parish who is not on the electoral register can still vote providing they register by 18 January. The deadline to apply for a postal vote is 5pm on 19 January and for a proxy vote is 5pm on 26 January – details on how to vote by post or proxy can be found on our website
If more than 50% of voters support the plan, Teignbridge Council and Dartmoor National Park Authority must ‘make’ the plan (bring the plan into force).
The Bovey Parish Neighbourhood Plan together with further information and other supporting documents are available on our Neighbourhood Planning webpage.


I-49 Lane Closures Lasting Throughout March From Carencro To Opelousas
There will be temporary lane closures happening in both directions of I-49 beginning tonight (Feb. 26) and lasting through Saturday, March 31, as DOTD crews perform repairs of various elevated bridge structures.
This is happening specifically from LA 182 in Carencro to US 190 Interchange in Opelousas.
Schedule of lane closures:
- Mondays through Thursdays - 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
- Fridays and Saturdays - 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m.
- Sundays - 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
The road will be open to regular traffic with a 16-foot lane restriction on oversized loads passing through the work zone.


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The original item was published from 11/19/2021 10:24:12 AM to 11/30/2021 9:05:02 PM.
Posted on: November 19, 2021
[ARCHIVED] Share Your Bruce Beach History with the City of Pensacola
The City of Pensacola and SCAPE are seeking historical photos or documents related to Bruce Beach as part of the Bruce Beach Revitalization Project, which the project team may use for the interpretive history signage at the site.


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The original item was published from 10/11/2017 8:51:00 AM to 11/26/2017 12:05:08 AM.
Posted on: October 6, 2017
[ARCHIVED] Hominy Ridge Road Bridge Replacement - Road Closure - 10/11-11/24/2017
Hominy Ridge Road Bridge Replacement - Road ClosureAdditional Info...
Road Closed Wednesday, October 12, 2017, through Friday, November 24, 2017.
Closure is between St. Paris Pike and Overholser Road.


Public buildings in Australia are synonymous with precast concrete. It is a rare sight these days to see a public building which hasn’t been constructed using some element of precast. From libraries to university buildings to opera houses to stadia to shopping centres to railway stations to convention and exhibition centres, an enormous number of designers have turned to precast to meet the challenge to provide an architecturally stunning structure which is fast to build yet durable and sustainable.
That designers recognise the many benefits of precast concrete is paying off. The smart designer not only uses precast walling, flooring, beams and columns for the economy of scale and speed of construction it allows in the project that invokes repetition of design, but increasingly for the architectural freedom it inspires for the bespoke structure that will make a mark and win awards. The more difficult the project, the better suited precast can be.
Case in point are the public building winners of the Australian Institute of Architects National Architecture Awards.
Topping the 2011 list of award winners was the recipient of Australia’s most prestigious national architecture award – The Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture – which was awarded to the Australian War Memorial Eastern Precinct in the ACT. The building features diamond-rubbed black polished precast concrete panels, columns and beams, plinth walls, off-form grey bollards, precast seats and off-form grey raised planters, all manufactured by S.A. Precast. Also a winner in the 2011 Awards was AAMI Park in Melbourne which took out the National Award for Public Architecture. The robust stand is a combination of different forms of concrete, including precast seating plats, precast stepped seating units, and precast panels supplied by Westkon Precast and hollowcore precast flooring made by Hollow Core Concrete.
In previous years it was a similar story. 2010 saw the precast-laden Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre winning the National Award for Public Architecture and in 2009 the prestigious Zelman Cowen Award was again won by another precast project –Canberra’s National Portrait Gallery with its abundant precast portals and beautiful polished cladding panels made by Precast Concrete Products.
Whilst precast public buildings are winning awards in our own back yard, they are also being credited internationally with the well-deserved recognition to which they are entitled. The World Architecture Festival Awards in recent years have seen several precast winners including the Berry Sports Hall winning the Sport Award in 2009. The National Portrait Gallery also won a 2010 fib Award for Outstanding Concrete Structures.
Is it any wonder why designers are choosing precast.
By: Sarah Bachmann
National Precast Concrete Association Australia


Kennedy Ave, Paralimni, Cyprus
An exceptional residential/commercial development opportunity in this prime location.
An outstanding and very unusual opportunity in this highly sought-after location within the Kapparis – Protaras Area. The property is close to Paralimni and Kapparis tourist area for a wide range of shopping, a range of excellent schools as well hospitals and other amenities.
The plot is suitable for building a 5-star hotel, or Seafront Villas, or both with a 250 meters width of sea
Plot Size: 27,167m2
Feasibility Study has been carried out by DELOITTE.
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18 Jan PUBLIC PRESENTATION AND EXHIBITION SISAK
At the Gallery Sv. Kvirin, in Sisak, from January 21 to 30, 2015, will be held the public exhibition of the works in competition for the preliminary design of the pedestrian area of the city of Sisak.
The exhibition will be open to visitors every day from 8 am to 10 pm.
The exhibition opening will take place on January 21, 2015 at 12 pm. The opening speech will be held by Mayor Kristina Ikić Baniček, architect Novela Rimay and PS architects.


CALLING ALL BUILDERS! Approved 3 LOT SUBDIVISION. Lots breakdown to approximately: .61 acre, .67 acre & .93 acre. Can build up to approximately 5,000 square foot homes. Being sold as a package deal. Final site plans are approved. Buyer is responsible for all improvements. Nestled on the Westfield border close to schools, shopping, parks and NYC bus.
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Zoning Bylaw Amendment – 737-17
Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the Town of Grenfell will pass a Bylaw to Amend Bylaw No. 693-14 Known as the Zoning Bylaw at their regular council meeting on October 19, 2017.
Any person may inspect the bylaw at the Town of Grenfell office between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday excluding statutory holidays.
For further information, please contact:
Victoria Macdonald, MA
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Grenfell


000 Jenks Avenue, Panama City, FL 32405
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GREAT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - Great for Apartment Homes - Office - Medical - Senior Related Development. 27.6+/- Acres - 990+/- Ft. on Jenks Ave. (Eastside) by 1,220+/- Ft. Deep. Zoned High Density Residential (City of Lynn Haven). The site may be permitted to accommodate a 220+/- Unit Apartment Development. It is believed the Zoning (Land Use) can be changed to Mixed Use which would allow for a wide range of uses, as well as, Multi-Family. There is an 8 in. water line and a 4 in. Sewer Force Main on the rear of the property. The Traffic Count is 11,700 (FDOT 2014). Near and Centrally Located to Grocery, Retail, Restaurants, Medical Offices and Hospitals.
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Rainwater Management Solutions' project is for institutional use at the Williamson Road Fire Station in Roanoke, Virginia. Average annual rainfall for the area is 42 inches. The installation was designed to manage stormwater runoff on site, and help allow the facility to apply for LEED certification. The water collected is used to wash fire trucks, flush toilets, irrigate, and provide potable water for emergency first responders. Rainwater is harvested off of the 9,000 sq.ft. roof and diverted through two self-cleaning Wisy 150 vortex filters. Water is stored in a 10,000 gallon below ground fiberglass tank. Additional rainwater components include two Wisy smoothing inlets, two Wisy 2" coarse floating filters, and UV light purification system. Rainwater Management Solutions provided all the rainwater harvesting components. The installed filters ensure the tank will never require cleaning and no products will require replacement. The fire house is also conserving municipally supplied water for drinking water needs. For more information, contact Rainwater Management Solutions.
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RONCEVERTE, W.Va. (WVDN) – Ronceverte City Council will hold a special meeting on Monday, May 22, at City Hall, 693 Edgar Avenue, at 5:30 p.m.
Agenda items include a second reading of the following ordinances:
- Ordinance No. 2023-06, conditional use permit
- Ordinance No. 2023-07, vendors/yard sales
- Ordinance No. 2023-08, designated camping permits


Re: TTC names station after pioneer village, Sept. 29.
Congratulations to the TTC for finally using a little creative thinking in renaming the Steeles West station after Black Creek Pioneer Village. I would suggest that more creative station names could be used to replace Sheppard West and Finch West and in naming stations on the Eglinton LRT line. Why not have a panel that would involve local historical societies, citizens and other interested parties to find names that would keep historical names alive or commemorate local landmarks?
James Rayner, Etobicoke


The new exhibition Forgotten Cincinnati opens 6 to 9 p.m. Jan. 30 at Park + Vine, 1109 Vine Street. From abandoned amusement parks and crumbling breweries to forgotten neighborhoods and other derelict structures and locales, Sherman Cahal and Ronny Salerno present photographs of a deserted Queen City. Forgotten Cincinnati runs through Feb. 26.
When: 30 January 2009 at 6 PM to 26 February 2009 at 9 PM
Where: Park + Vine, 1109 Vine St., Cincinnati, OH 45202


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– Robert Harley
“As you know, Badgerys Creek, 50 kms west of the Sydney CBD, was picked for the city’s second airport in 1986. The federal government then acquired 1700 hectares and restricted use on over 1000 other properties to provide a noise buffer.
The site was then ruled out of contention, by the Rudd government in 2008 and by NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell as an election promise. Neither changed the planning restrictions.
The debate about Sydney’s second airport reignited last month with the release of the Joint (federal and state) Study on Aviation Capacity for the Sydney Region.
The report found that “under current constraints” Sydney Airport would be unable to meet the demand and that Badgerys Creek remained “the best site for an additional major airport”.
A Badgerys Creek airport would be a certain employment generator. In today’s world, whole cities grow around airports. They even have a name, the aerotropolis.
If an airport is not built at Badgerys Creek, the Joint Study recommends that the site be land banked for eventual use as an employment and commercial property hub. The locals have ambiltions for another business park like the successful Norwest in the Hills District”.
For more information about Taylor Nicholas’ activity in the district, contact our Western Sydney office on 9633 4622.


January 2, 2019, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM @ Please refer to the agenda for meeting location.
January 2, 2019, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM @ Lewis and Clark Village Community Room
Agenda items include: Housing Policy, Conditional Use request 2413 S. Higgins Avenue, Downtown Missoula Master Plan, plan for general meeting, announcements and public comment on non-agenda items.
December 31, 2018 - January 6, 2019
Learn when City Council, boards, commissions and other city government meetings are scheduled for the upcoming week.


Hamilton city councillors will vote to reaffirm their commitment to Light Rail Transit (LRT) at a council meeting Wednesday and force the mayor to represent their position.
Coun. Brian McHattie's motion will direct Mayor Bob Bratina to reflect council's stance when he talks about LRT to other levels of government. The proposed LRT line would run 13.5 km from McMaster University to Eastgate Square and cost about $800 million.
Some of Bratina's recent comments "confuse the issue," McHattie said.
"There's the perception of mixed messages when city councillors are saying one thing and the mayor is saying something else."
"If you're the province of Ontario, you wonder what's going on."
Bratina made headlines last week when he was quoted in local media as saying that Hamilton would have to commit to all-day GO service or LRT.
According to Bratina, Premier Kathleen Wynne's comments alluded that the city "would have to look at" whether it wants the province to extend all-day, two-day GO service to Stoney Creek or to reaffirm its commitment to a lower-city LRT line.
But Kelly Baker, Wynne's spokesperson, said that does not accurately reflect the province's position.
"The government is committed to all-day GO service, and that is unrelated to our plans for Hamilton LRT," she said.
Coun. Sam Merulla successfully initiated a motion to censure the mayor last year.
"The only reason I'm not seeking a censure is due to compassionate grounds surrounding his obvious issues and our need not to be distracted by nonsense," Merulla said.
By "issues," he said, he is referring to the mayor inconsistently communicating council positions.
The motion will also direct Bratina to include councillors McHattie, Jason Farr and Lloyd Ferguson — members of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce LRT task force — on correspondence with the province.
Bratina said he has no reason to oppose the motion.
"It simply reflects our procedural bylaw and the Municipal Act with regard to dealing with other levels of government, and so I have no reason to oppose it since this has always been my practice," he told CBC Hamilton in an email.
The council-approved plan for LRT is already in the hands of Metrolinx, and the next issue will be how to fund it, Bratina said.
"At some point, council will decide on how to proceed upon receiving a report from our director of finance which will show how the strategy impacts on local residents."
McHattie worries an inconsistent message could jeopardize the project.
"There are a lot of competing projects in the GTA and Hamilton," he said. "If it's easier to put money into Mississauga because there's no confusion or hint of controversy, that's where they'll put their money."
Also on Wednesday's council agenda:
- Confirming a memorandum of understanding between the city and the Hamilton Port Authority to take control of Piers 7 and 8. The city plans to open the waterfront lands to commercial and residential development.
- Confirming Wi-Fi installation at 26 city recreation centres, community centres and arenas.
The meeting starts at city hall at 5 p.m. CBC Hamilton reporter Samantha Craggs (@SamCraggsCBC) will tweet throughout the meeting.


Christmas trees were burned at the beach. The Champlain Heights neighbourhood was developed. Vancouver submitted a bid for the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. Civic elections were held every two years. The Georgia Viaduct was replaced. Habitat I was held here. The federal Local Initiatives Program funded many labour-intensive projects.
Now you can easily explore all the issues discussed by City Council in the 1970s. We’ve made the minutes of Vancouver City Council meetings, along with the accompanying reports, searchable online. Continue reading


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Notice of Street Closure - July 19th, 2016
NOTICE OF STREET CLOSURE – JULY 19, 2016 – HARBORVIEW DRIVE – BEATNIKS CONCERT
Gig Harbor Police Department will close Harborview Drive between Pioneer Drive and Rosedale Street on Tuesday, July 19, 2016 for the Beatniks performance from 4:00 p.m. until approximately 9:30 p.m. Traffic will be re-routed.
For more information, please contact Greg Foote, City of Gig Harbor Public Works Department at (253) 851-6170.
City of Gig Harbor 3510 Grandview Street, Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (253) 851-8136.


(MARLETTE) -- A Regional Brownfield Redevelopment Workshop will be held on Tuesday, September 10 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Thumb Works! office located at 3270 Wilson Street in Marlette. The workshop will focus on how to revitalize downtown by redeveloping potential Brownfield sites or buildings. Registration is required. There is no cost to attend. In addition, the organizers are asking communities to help identify sights that could be used for case examples for more in-depth discussion. Contact the Huron EDC at 989-269-6431 to register or receive an outline of site information.


Harley Shute Road, Hastings - Carriageway Patching
What works are taking place?
We will shortly be carrying out carriageway patching works on Harley Shute Road, Hastings.
When will these works start?
Work will start on Monday 25th October 2021 and continue for 3 weeks
Road closure information
Harley Shute Road will be closed between 8am & 4pm each day from Bexhill Road to east of Darwell Close. We will always allow access for emergency vehicles. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Traffic will be diverted via A259, London Road, A21, Battle Road, A2100 The Ridge West, Queensway, Crowhurst Road and vice versa.


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SouthEast Connector Community Open House Review
The SouthEast Connector Community Open House held last Thursday, February 11, 2016 was a success for the project team. More than a 100 members from the public attended where they were able to meet the team and learn how the project improves transportation and the environment. Project stakeholders and dignitaries Ron Smith and Kristopher Dahir, Veterans Memorial Plaza Chairmen; Bob Lucey, Washoe County Commissioner; and Charlene Bybee, Sparks City Councilwoman were also present.
“We got a lot of support for the project,” said RTC Project Manager Garth Oksol. “The open house provided an opportunity for people to come down, view exhibits and ask questions about what they can expect when the project is finished.”
The open house was an all-day event and did not feature a formal presentation. If you were unable to attend the open house and would like to view the exhibits displayed, please click here.
Stakeholder updates will be distributed weekly, and as construction operations progress.
Your RTC. Our Community. | rtcwashoe.com


Bullet trains to operate between Delhi and Varanasi every 22 minutes from 2029
TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Mar 25, 2022, 08.00 AM IST
In a recent travel update, travellers would be able to board bullet trains between Delhi and Varanasi every 22 minutes! The bullet train is planned to begin on the Delhi-Varanasi High Speed Rail Corridor (DVHSR). The announcement was made recently by the railway ministry in the Rajya Sabha. A survey will be done to prepare the detailed project report (DPR) for seven corridors, including DVHSR.
As per officials, the 813-km long corridor will have 13 stations, one underground in Delhi and 12 elevated in Uttar Pradesh. The train would cruise at the speed of 330 km/hr and take 3 hours 33 minutes to reach Varanasi from Delhi. For the underground station, a 15 km long tunnel is planned.
The official said, “Total 43 trains per day will reach the Avadh crossing station every 22 minutes”. According to the proposed plan, 18 trains would operate on a daily basis every 47 minutes from Varanasi.
The train will commence its journey from Hazrat Nizamuddin, and would stop at Noida Sector 146 metro station, (upcoming) Jewar Airport, Mathura, Agra, Etawah, Kannauj, Lucknow, Rae Bareli, Pratapgarh, Prayagraj, Bhadohi and end at Manduadih in Varanasi.
The authorities said another section of DVHSR has been proposed to connect Lucknow and Ayodhya. However everything depends on cost feasibility. In addition to Delhi-Varanasi route, surveys would also be conducted for Varanasi-Howrah, Delhi-Amritsar, Delhi-Ahmedabad, Mumbai-Hyderabad, Mumbai-Nagpur, and Chennai-Mysore via Bengaluru routes.


Truckee bypass breaks ground
Truckee’s long-awaited $33.6-million Highway 267 Bypass project finally kicked off with ground-breaking ceremonies Tuesday morning off Joerger Drive, where initial site preparation is under way.
In the shadow of several large pieces of heavy construction equipment the Caltrans contractor has moved on site along the bypass route, Truckee Mayor Josh Susman emceed a short program that featured comments from Caltrans and other state government representatives.
“Patience and perseverance has paid off,” Susman said in his remarks. Work started in August is expected to continue for three more years.
About 50 people, including town government and other area agency officials, attended the ground-breaking ceremonies.
Many of the Nevada County, Town of Truckee, Caltrans and state government officials involved with the project were recognized during the program.
Dave Butler, district director for Sen. Tim Leslie, said “this is a big day in Truckee and Tahoe,” adding that the bypass represents an “integral part of the transportation network in the Truckee-Tahoe region.”
The three-year Truckee bypass project, which aims to relocate state Highway 267 along a new alignment east of downtown Truckee, includes:
– Construction of a two-lane expressway along a new alignment from the existing Highway 267 near the airport northwest across the Truckee River and Glenshire Drive to the Interstate 80/Highway 89 junction.
– Construction of a new interchange at that junction.
– A 1,500-foot bridge crossing the Truckee River.
– Sediment basins designed to capture and filter all roadway drainage. These basins allow only clean water to flow out of the project limits.
– A $900,000 landscape project, to begin after the bypass is completed, to plant native trees, shrubs and grasses.
According to Caltrans, six alternatives for the bypass were originally considered and presented at a Truckee public hearing in 1985. Alternative “E1” was selected as the preferred alternative. Funding constraints delayed bypass progress until two years ago.
The contract went to bid in July; with MCM/Ladd chosen as general contractor.
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Please be advised that the Committee of the Whole and Council meetings originally scheduled for
Tuesday, September 13th, 2022,
will be rescheduled to
Thursday, September 15th, 2022
at 6:00 p.m.
The Public Meeting for Zoning By-Law Amendment and the Committee of Adjustment Meeting will proceed as originally scheduled on September 13th at 6:00 p.m.
For further information please contact:
Amanda Noel, Clerk
613-259-2398 x 231


June 6, 2008
This is to advise that the Township Council of West Windsor Township will be
holding a Special Session on Monday, June 9, 2008 at 6 p.m. for the discussion of Redevelopment and the Hillier Architect contract. There may be potential for a closed session for discussion of either contract negotiations or an open space acquisition update.
The meeting will be held at the West Windsor Municipal Complex, 271 Clarksville Road, West Windsor, New Jersey.


Premier League strugglers Crystal Palace today released plans for a massive revamp of their Selhurst Park stadium.
Costing between £75m and £100m, the club want to hike home capacity from 26,000 to more than 34,000 and wrap the ground in glass – paying homage to the historic original Crystal Palace exhibition venue.
A new stand is to be built with a capacity of 13,500, of which 10,700 will be general admission seats.
Chairman Steve Parish said the club had reviewed a number of options to ready the club for a "new era". These included a return to the original Crystal Palace site, which he asserted "wasn't viable".
"While we can't go back to it, we can build a new one," he said.
Plans are to be submitted to Croydon Council in January and if authorities give them the green light the club hope that work will begin in the next 12 months. Crystal Palace estimate the transformation will take up to three years to complete.
Selhurst Park's main stand will remain in full use throughout the overhaul and the pitch size will be increased to ensure it meets European regulations – opening the door to hosting tournament football.
The amount of lucrative corporate hospitality will be increased with premium facilities – including a tunnel club like those incorporated at Manchester City and Tottenham's new stadium – for more than 2,500 people once the work is done.
Crystal Palace will play on a bigger pitch once the work is completed (Source: Crystal Palace)
A report into the £323m cost to prepare the ground for the Hammers blamed former Mayor Boris Johnson and revealed the state-owned landlord of the London Stadium was continuing to take multi-million pound losses after racking up huge ongoing costs.
Today, Parish added:
We need a stadium that reflects who we are, how far we have come and where we want to go – a stadium that south London can be proud of, a home worthy of our incredible support and unique atmosphere and this great Premier League we represent.


Route 248 - Cork/Carrignavar/Glenville - timetable effective 09/12/2013
As part of an on-going review of public transport services in the Cork area, undertaken by the National Transport Authority, Bus Éireann will implement changes to route 248 - Cork/Carrignavar/Glenville on Monday 9 December 2013.
Details of route 248 timetable changes are as follows:
- Monday to Saturday - The 18:00 departure from Cork will serve bus stops on Glen Avenue and Brothers Delaney Road.
- Monday to Saturday - The 18:45 departure Glenville to Cork will be deferred to depart at 18:50.
Friday, 29th November, 2013


Welcome to the South Cerney Parish Neighbourhood Plan website.
This is a major opportunity for residents to have input to the future face of the parish, and I hope that as many as possible take up the challenge, and come forward to work with us to develop what will be YOUR plan. You can provide feedback, ask questions or just make any point by using the contact detail on the website. We intend that this website will enable you to keep up with the current developments, alongside attending public meetings where we will be asking for your views and hopes for the future of our lovely parish.
The current stage of the process is the analysis of the Household Questionnaires, which were delivered with the January Cerney News. The completed forms have now been collected up, and we are pleased to report a good response rate – around 23%. These forms have been passed on to the Gloucestershire Rural Community Council, who are contracted to carry out the initial analysis.
We will then be using the information from the Household Questionnaires for the next important stage, which is the public presentation meeting on 25th March 2017. More details of that will follow soon.
Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Chairman


Monday, Nov. 17, 2014 (Halifax, NS) – Beginning tomorrow (Tuesday) and continuing until Friday, Fergusons Cove Road will be closed between the York Redoubt Access road and Battery Drive.
The road will be blocked off from 8 a.m. tomorrow until 6 p.m. on Friday.
This closure is required in order to accommodate installation of a new guardrail.
Motorists are asked to use alternative routes whenever possible.
The municipality apologizes in advance for any inconvenience this road closure may cause.


Residents of Feeder Road, Canaan are calling on the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) to complete the roadway they dug up while fixing the water lines to their homes.
The furthest house on the street received water after almost 20 years when Tobago Today highlighted their story earlier this year.
They said WASA ignored their pleas although they visited, made calls and had spoken with their Area Representative Clarence Jacob on many occasions.
“The water situation began when one person got their water connection almost 20 years ago. Everyone else used the same line to connect to their homes.
“The line was clogged from debris, so the last house did not get water,” a resident told Tobago Today.
He said the Authority visited the area many times, indicating that work will start to supply water to all the households.
“ Imagine we were all paying water rates but could not get water and they were just making promises,” the resident said.
He added: “It was only after the story hit the media that we saw them come and lay main pipes and give us water.”
The resident said they are grateful for the water supply and now wants WASA to complete the job by fixing the roadway.
“ We are happy that we have water now but we can’t even walk properly on the roadway because of the big potholes that are filled when rain falls.”
Tobago Today reached out to WASA’s Administrator, Corporate Communications Jiselle Webster for a comment on the situation.
She promised to look into the matter.
Reporter: Melissa Williams-Sambrano


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