Council Decision Deferred
At the Ordinary Council Meeting held on 29 April 2020, Council deferred making a decision on the Davis Park Structure Plan to the next appropriate Ordinary Meeting of Council. This was done to allow time for the City to hold a workshop involving elected members and officers to consider in more detail the key aspects of the proposal, prior to Council resolving its formal recommendation on the structure plan to the Western Australian Planning Commission.
Further details on the next Council meeting will be made available on this page as soon as they are available.
Consultation has concluded


«If there is something that truly defines the city of Malaga it would be its vitality, it is the life that breathes from the tourists shuffling around the portside, the people who crowd the stands at the central market, the bustling restaurant terraces and the mismatched facades of the city's buildings. This book showcases a selection of entries from the sketchbooks of Luis Ruiz Padrón, an architect from Malaga who is part of the Urban Sketchers international collective. His work accurately captures the city through on-site sketches of daily life. In them we see not only places but meaningful moments. It is a chronicle of drawings that show a Malaga that is alive with many moments of rare beauty and others that are hopelessly imperfect».


To facilitate new gas service connection works, Breach Road will be closed to all traffic from Monday 17th to Friday 21st June.
The 138 will divert as follows for duration of this closure: Laceyfields Road – Hands Road – A608 Church Street not vice versa.
There will be a further closure to Breach Road on Tuesday 2nd July to facilitate manhole cover and frame repair works.
The 138 will divert as follows for duration of this closure: Laceyfields Road and not vice versa.
The service will revert to the normal route as soon as the road re-opens.
We apologise for any disruption caused.


All City of Monroe Offices, Monroe City Court, Monroe City Marshals, Monroe Civic Center, Monroe Community (Recreation) Centers, and Masur Museum of Art WILL BE CLOSED on Thursday, November 24, and Friday, November 25, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Monroe Transit and Louisiana Purchase Gardens & Zoo, WILL BE CLOSED Thursday,
November 24; and, WILL BE OPEN on Friday, November 25.
Chennault Park Golf Course WILL BE CLOSED Thursday, November 24; and, WILL BE OPEN on Friday, November 25 (Weather Permitting).
All garbage normally collected on Thursday will be collected on Wednesday, November 23.
Garbage will be collected AS NORMAL on Friday, November 25.


Code Enforcement Announcement
The City of Nelsonville Code Enforcement Office wants to make the residents of Nelsonville aware of the increased enforcement of City Code 5.02-Refuse, Rubbish and Special Rubbish and City Code 9.14-Nusaince. The Code Enforcement Officer has been and will continue to aggressively enforce the requirements of these Code sections. A resident who is given a Notice of Code Violation will have 10 days to comply with the Notice.
Failure to comply with the Notice will result in a Civil Citation and a summons to appear in City of Nelsonville Mayor’s Court.
Some of the more common Code violations are:
- Grass and weeds over 8 inches tall
- Used building materials, unlicensed motor vehicles, refuse and rubbish on the property
- Exterior maintenance of property
- Uncollected trash
- Appliances and furniture outside of the home
- Automobile and truck tires outside of the home
It is the intent of the Code Enforcement Officer to assist residents in complying with the City Code and to make the City of Nelsonville a destination again!
Please contact Becky Barber, Code Enforcement Officer, if you have any questions or concerns. (740 753-1314 or firstname.lastname@example.org
City Council Meeting
Monday, November 26, 7:00 pm
The Nelsonville City Council will hold a regular council meeting on Monday, November 26th, 2018 at 7:00 pm in council chambers at City Hall.
The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Finance Committee Meeting
Monday, November 26, following the Council Meeting
On Monday, November 26, 2018, after the Regular Council Meeting, the City of Nelsonville will be holding a Finance Committee meeting to discuss appropriations and finances.
The public is invited to attend.
City Offices Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
Thursday, November 22 & Friday, November 23
The City of Nelsonville Government Offices will closed Thursday, November 22, 2018, and Friday, November 23, 2018, in honor of Thanksgiving.
The City Offices will re-open on Monday, November 26, 2018.
Section of Madison Street CLOSED for Water Line Repair
Until Further Notice
278, also known as Madison Street, will be closed from West Franklin to Cross Street due to waterline repair.
Streets will remain closed until further notice.


Study Session On Capital Projects Today
This afternoon, beginning at 4:30 in City Council Chambers, the Costa Mesa City Council will hold another pre-budget Special Study Session. This one will cover more capital projects.
On the agenda are three items: (click on the title to read the staff reports and the attachments)
SR-55 Gateway Improvement Project - Monument Sign Option
City Street and Alley Pavement Needs Update
Pavement Management Overview (3/8/11)
Alley Priority List
City's Master Drainage Plan Update
I'll report back later on what progress or direction is given on these important issues.


Lightweight concrete can offer economical advantages for engineering applications. Compared to normal weight concrete, with a density ranging from 140-150 lbs/ft3, structural lightweight concrete has an in-place density of 90-115 lbs/ft3. Structural lightweight concrete mixes can be designed to achieve strengths, durability and other performance characteristics that are similar to normal weight.
Added to this, structural lightweight provides more efficient strength-to-weight ratios, allowing for smaller load-bearing elements such as footings and columns, less reinforcing steel and a lower volume of concrete. This in turn helps to achieve lower project costs.
In buildings, structural lightweight concrete often ensures a structure with higher fire-ratings and higher R-values for walls because of improved insulation properties. Structural lightweight concrete has been used successfully for bridge decks, piers and beams, slabs and wall elements in both steel and concrete frame buildings. In addition, it is also used for parking structures, topping slabs and composite slabs on metal decks. Any concrete mixture considered for a specific application should always be evaluated for the service environment in which it will be placed.


BUS ROUTES: 147
Route 147 is on diversion DAILY from 0730 Monday 10th July until 1700 Friday 14th July due to resurfacing work on Browning Road. Buses are diverting from High Street North at Gladstone Avenue, ahead High Street North, right Romford Road, ahead Romford Road to usual line of route. Diversion is in both directions.
Bus stop closures
BUS STOP CODES:
27641 27709 27640 27639 27638 27637 27636 27635 27633 R0363 27631 bp2735 bp2734 27639


Dead trees dangerously overhanging road and footpath
Reported in the Trees category anonymously at 16:42, Thu 5 February 2015
using FixMyStreet Pro
Sent to South Oxfordshire District Council 3 minutes later.
FixMyStreet ref: 582451.
There are a number of long dead trees (3 or 4) where the entire tree dangerously overhangs the road and opposite pavement. These trees always appear to be on the verge of collapse in strong winds and my concern is that they could come down at any time injuring property or worse. The trees in question sit directly opposite numbers 10-12 Ferry Lane and between Ferry Way and Schuster Close


Burst main creates new water feature in Ilford High Road
- Credit: Archant
A paddling pool complete with water jet has sprung up in Ilford High Road.
The burst main is just metres from the former Ilford Swimming Pool and has filled up a crater left by works on the pavement. Water is currently running down a nearby train but will flood the road if it overflows.
Kenson contractors were digging the pavement earlier in the day but it is not known what caused the leak.
Thames Water are aware of the situation.
Kenson could not be reached for comment.


Please take notice that there is a scheduled Site Plan Committee meeting on Monday August 9, 2021 at 7:00PM.
This meeting will be conducted in person in the Council Chambers at Bergenfield Municipal Building at 198 North Washington Avenue, Bergenfield, NJ 07621.
There is one matter up for discussion:
1. 51-59 Bedford Avenue, application for a new 3 story multi-family building containing 7 units.


The UK Department for Transportation has decided to defer the Birmingham to Crewe section of the High Speed Two (HS2) rail line by two years to save costs.
Along with soaring project costs, the decision to rephase construction by two years was also triggered by significant inflationary pressure.
The HS2 project has been facing cost overruns and delays for a long time. In 2010, the project was estimated to entail an investment of £33bn, which climbed to £71bn by 2019.
In a written statement to the Parliament, UK transport secretary Mark Harper stated that the government “aims to deliver high-speed services to Crewe and the North West as soon as possible after accounting for the delay in construction.”
It is also focusing on advancing commitments made in the Integrated Rail Plan for the development of the HS2 East route that covers services between the West and East Midlands besides considering the better way to take HS2 trains to Leeds.
Harper further noted: “HS2 continues to represent a very significant investment into our national infrastructure, levelling up communities right across our country, providing a net-zero alternative to car travel and domestic flights, and training a skilled workforce for the UK’s future construction industry.”
The government already invested more than £20bn for the delivery of Phase One between London and the West Midlands, as part of the project.
Harper stated: “We remain committed to delivering HS2 services to Euston, and will address affordability pressures to ensure the overall spending profile is manageable.
“We will therefore take the time to ensure we have an affordable and deliverable station design, delivering Euston alongside high-speed infrastructure to Manchester.”


The Zoning Board of Adjustment, pursuant to New Hampshire law, hears and decides appeals from administrative decisions, special exceptions and variances. This Board votes and decides on these applications as they conform to the City Zoning Ordinance, and other applicable City and State regulations.
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Audio recordings of City meetings are posted within 48 hours following the meeting date. Minutes are posted following approval. View Agendas, Audio, and Minutes.
William Koppenheffer Term Expires: July 2021
Jennifer Mercer Term Expires: June 2022
Dan Nash Term Expires: May 2023
Alan Patterson Sr. Term Expires: July 2021
Jeremy Katz Term Expires:August 2023
Paul McDonough, Alternate Term Expires: March 2022


JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) -On Jan. 2, the city of Jonesboro’s new property & boarding securing ordinance went into effect, but enforcement won’t begin until April.
Created to help ensure health, safety and preserving property values and the beauty of Jonesboro, a Facebook post by the city of Jonesboro said this gives owners and residents time to familiarize themselves with the new rules.
The ordinance also works to eliminate vacated and blighted structures and encourages the rehabilitation of buildings.
“We have too many beautiful blocks that suffer because one property is allowed to fall into disrepair,” Mayor Harold Perrin said. “This ordinance gives us the tool to prevent these problems from festering.”
Under the ordinance, citizens and business owners MUST board any residential, commercial or industrial property if it meets one of these conditions:
- When necessary for public health, safety and welfare, as determined by the chief building official
- When deemed a health hazard and safety risk by the chief fire marshal; or
- When the property is vacant with no connected utilities for 60 days.
The ordinance also defines how structures should be secured.
- Boarding materials must be cut to fit openings, weatherproofed, and painted and maintained with a color that blends with the structure
- Broken or damaged windows and doors are to be boarded and/or secured within seven days
- Owners are required to diligently repair, rehabilitate or demolish structures within six months, with extensions allowed only with a permit for repair or demolition, an ongoing criminal investigation, or proof of undue hardship.
Permits to repair, rehabilitate or demolish a structure must be acquired within six months of notification by the city.
Failure to take action could result in you property receiving a nuisance abatement condemnation or a citation and fine of no less than $100 per day.
Director of Code Enforcement Michael Tyner said the ordinance covers properties that cause problems but may not meet the criteria for being condemned.
Tyner added that blighted homes can be found in both affluent and low-income neighborhoods.
“Neglect, abandonment, or foreclosure especially about three or four years ago when the housing bubble broke and people were getting foreclosed left and right," Tyner said.


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The City of North Charleston will dedicate a new roadway, providing an additional connection between Fort Dorchester High School and Patriot Boulevard, on Tuesday, October 2, 2018 at 1:30 p.m.
Currently, Fort Dorchester High School only has one point for all traffic, according to spokesperson Ryan Johnson. The news release states that the new roadway will provide an alternate route in case of an emergency.
Its development coincides with the construction of the North Charleston Aquatics Center, which broke ground on August 8, 2018.
Naming of the road, in memory of a former Fort Dorchester High School student, will be unveiled at the ceremony, Johnson added


TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – The city has announced a water shutdown in Haileybury and North Cobalt, beginning at 9 a.m. tomorrow (Tues., June 6).
It’s to permit work in conjunction with upgrades to the water distribution system serving the community.
The city says:
This disruption in water service is necessary to allow the City’s contractor, Pedersen Construction Inc., to perform the required water main connections and installation of a pressure reducing valve. The necessary work will be done to ensure that water service is restored in a timely manner.
The City of Temiskaming Shores and Pedersen Construction Inc. thank you for your patience throughout this required disruption and apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.


MLS® ID: 186364
5600 US Hwy 1
St Augustine, FL, 32084 $399,900
Highly visibile US-1 property with very desirable CI zoning that allows a multitude of uses to include office, retail, outside storage and a multitude of other uses. For a full list of allowable uses, please reference Allowable Use attachment. With property being at the North end of St. Augustine Regional Airport, it provides for tremendous Northbound exposure. Property is located within the Airport Overlay District and any proposed use would need to be cleared by the airport authority. See attachments for specific Airport Overlay District Guidelines.


The Woodland Cemetery
Skogskyrkogården is a cemetery located in Stockholm, Sweden.
Work began designing the cemetery in 1917 on land that had been old gravel quarries that were overgrown with pine trees and was completed three years later.
Cemeteries during this time were considered “Gardens of the Dead”. The city's cemetery committee had a desire to move away from this ideal and selected two young Swedish architects, Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz, to instead create a cemetery centred on the underlying landscape. The aim was to create something special, a cemetery blending nature and architecture into a seamless whole.
Today, Skogskyrkogården is considered one of the most important creations of modern architecture, and in 1994 it was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


New Office and Dwelling, Somerford
This project is divided in to two phases. The first phase, granted planning permission in 2016, is to provide a new office facility for JK Ashbrook, one of the leading ground works and plant hire contractors in the region. The office is a completely new building situated within the Open Countrysde, successfully overcoming several visual impact and planning hurdles for our client. The second phase of the project, was a new dwelling for the business director which was designed to be positioned in front of the new offices. The overall appearance of the design is to appear to read as a traditional farm courtyard within an agricultural environment. Construction is under way with the offices.


The 11/20 UHCA meeting place has been changed to the “soon-to-be” UNION MARKET at 2306 Jefferson Ave., rather than at 601 N. 22nd Street.
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The Union Hill Civic Association will meet next Wednesday to discuss the Mayor’s proposed Shockoe redevelopment plan:
The UHCA will meet at
601 N. 22nd Streetat 7:00 pm. on November 20, 2013. The purpose of the meeting is to provide all possible and pertinent information regarding Mayor Jones’ proposal for the development of Shockoe Bottom.
Our UHCA Secretary has contacted the office of Mayor Jones and requested that either he, or a representative from his office attend this meeting. We also hope our 7th District Councilperson, Dr. Cynthia Newbille will attend and share her vision of Shockoe Bottom.
Please forward specific question for our guests to email@example.com They will be forwarded to the appropriate party prior to the meeting.
It is the intent that this will be an informational meeting. If, at its conclusion, there is consensus that additional discussion and possible action is desired, a meeting at a later date will be scheduled for that purpose.
The ordinance relating to the Mayor’s Shockoe plan was introduced at the end of the last City Council meeting. The ordinance will be first considered at the Council’s Land Use, Housing & Transportation Standing Committee Meeting on November 19th at 3:00 PM and their Finance & Economic Development Standing Committee Meeting on November 21st at 3:00 PM. Both meetings will be held in Council Chambers on the 2nd floor of City Hall and will offer public comment periods on the ordinance. This should put the discussion on the Shockoe ballpark front and center at the next City Council meeting on November 25.


Newbury Tree Lighting on the Green This year's Tree Lighting will take place on the Green on December 3rd at 3:00 pm.
“With Thanksgiving just two weeks away, now is a great time for those preparing to celebrate with friends and loved ones to get vaccinated... more ››
NEWBURY -- Select Board Chair Alicia Greco recently represented the Town at a regional meeting where Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll heard about... more ››
Snow Plow Drivers Needed!The Town of Newbury is looking for Snow Plow Drivers for the 2023 - 2024 Winter Season.
YWCA Greater Newburyport Housing Choice Coalition
NEWBURY – The Town of Newbury invites all residents and community stakeholders to share their views about housing in town at a virtual... more ››
The Water Division of the Newburyport Department of Public Services will begin flushing the city’s water system on Monday, September 11th... more ››
Colonial Power Group, Inc.’s, Mark Cappadona will host an informational session regarding the proposed Community Choice Power Supply... more ››
The Town of Newbury announces the reopening of the Newbury Public Beach on Plum Island following test results performed on July 18, 2023... more ››
Due to elevated bacteria levels recently detected in the Newburyport water samples, Newbury is closing their public beaches to swimming... more ››
The Town of Newbury developed the Aggregation Plan in compliance with Massachusetts law regarding public aggregation of electric consumers... more ››
Come explore with us! Connect with nature and other nature lovers. Programs are always free, but registration may be required. Visit us at... more ››
The Byfield Water District will need to shut the water off on Kent Way on Thursday, June 29th in order to deal with a water leak. The... more ››
NEWBURY MASTER PLAN UPDATE: The final draft of the Master Plan update is ready for review! Please join us on ... more ››
LET'S GO OUTSIDE
Saturday June 3 10am - 3pm
6 Plum Island Tpke, Newburyport MA
Parker River... more ››
MassDOT Advisory: Newbury Overnight lane closures on Sections of Route 1 (Newburyport Turnpike) Northbound and... more ››
Plum Island Paving Operations will be taking place on Wednesday & Thursday, May 10-11, 2023.Thank you.
The Newbury Board of Health office will be closed Monday, May 1, 2023 & Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Emails and voicemails will be checked... more ››


Tour: POST Houston
Thursday, April 13, 2023
401 Franklin St.
Houston, TX 77201
5:00 - 6:00 PM
About This Event:
Join sustainability and green building professionals on April 13, 2023, from 5-6 pm for a tour of the POST Houston, a LEED BD+C Gold Certified historic large mixed-use adaptive reuse project.
While LEED is not new, it’s never easy.
To RSVP, register on www.USGBCTexas.org or email email@example.com or call 832-394-9050
USGBC Texas Chapter is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. 1801 Royal Lane, Suite 400, Dallas, TX 75229
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In November, 2021, Metrolinx released an important update on their $27B + GO Expansion Program, announcing that two proponents had submitted proposals in response to a tender request. The successful proponent is to be announced in 2022. This Program is vital to the future of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA), but has received relatively little publicity and public scrutiny versus the more notorious subway projects.
The attached article summarizes the status of the Program and identifies some best practices, largely listed in a Toronto Region Board of Trade report of March, 2022, that hopefully will be incorporated in the Program or in future expansion projects.
The article can be viewed below:


From time to time in the Georgetown South Corridor debate, the issue of a direct connection between Dundas West subway station and the GO platforms at Bloor station surfaces. Oddly enough, although a connection at this point for the Airport link would be quite useful, the usual “design” mooted is for a walking transfer via Bloor Street. This is bad enough for TTC-to-GO connections, but for Airport passengers with luggage, it’s a joke.
Since the late 1980’s, the TTC and GO have contemplated a direct link at this location, and provision for this was included in the property deal between the City of Toronto, the TTC and what became in time the Crossways Development. Nothing ever came of this in part because service on the Weston corridor was peak-only, and the cost was considered excessive for the potential use it would see. This situation is no longer true because there will be all-day service at least to Georgetown plus the Airport link, however it is implemented.
A preliminary design for the connection was done by TTC in April 1987. This design would require some revision today both to provide full accessibility (elevators) and to fit with the planned new platform arrangements at Bloor station on the rail corridor. In the interests of informed discussion, I have scanned the 1990 report on the history of this connection as well as the 1987 plan.
The report has been reformatted slightly, but the text is unchanged. The drawing has been split apart from four separate images on one large page for ease of viewing online.


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Belvedere Community – work has started at Well #1 and will continue as weather permits. Anticipate additional traffic in the area. There may be some noise associated with construction as well. Construction is located near Belvedere Court.
Thank you for your patience as this work progresses.
If you have any questions, please send us a message and we will answer them as quickly as possible.
Carolina Water Service, Inc. of North Carolina.


The appointment of Jeremy Peters to the city planning commission has been confirmed by the city council in action taken at its July 1, 2013 meeting. Peters works in creative licensing and business affairs with Ghostly Songs. Peters had been nominated at the council’s June 17 meeting. Tony Derezinski had originally been slated at the June 3 meeting to be nominated for re-appointment, but his name was never put forward by mayor John Hieftje.
Also confirmed by the council were the appointments of Eric Jacobson to the local development finance authority (LDFA) board and Jan Davies McDermott to the economic development corporation board.
Also at the council’s July 1 meeting, Hieftje nominated Russ Collins for re-appointment to the board of the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority. In response to an emailed query from The Chronicle, Hieftje indicated that he would not yet be nominating replacements for Newcombe Clark or Leah Gunn, as he felt there was “no rush.” The terms of Clark and Gunn expire on July 31, 2013.
This brief was filed from the city council’s chambers on the second floor of city hall, located at 301 E. Huron. A more detailed report will follow: [link]


FALL RIVER – Mayor William A. Flanagan sent a letter to New England Patriots and New England Revolution owner Robert Kraft, inviting the sports magnate to tour Fall River as he searches for a new home for the soccer team.
According to Southcoasttoday.com, Flanagan’s letter said that the city’s “soccer culture” makes Fall River an “ideal” location for the new stadium.
“It has come to our attention that you are looking for a new location to build a stadium for the New England Revolution. In that light I wanted to bring your attention to the city of Fall River,” Flanagan wrote in the letter.
Flanagan failed to offer a specific site for the proposed stadium, but said the city had a number of locations that could work.


Contractor removing barriers; final sign installation under way
LAWRENCE COUNTY (August 10, 2020) – KY 2565 at Dead Man’s Curve in Louisa officially opens for traffic this afternoon, Monday, August 10, according to Doug Wright, Paintsville Section Engineer for KYTC Highway District 12.
Vandals removed work zone barriers several times in recent weeks, including this past weekend, which made people think the new intersection was already open. “Not only did this delay the official opening,” Wright said, “it created an unsafe situation for anyone driving through the work zone. Road work may appear to the lay person to be finished when it is not.”
That is why Wright said this official announcement is necessary. “People have been confused several times recently because some people have taken it upon themselves to remove signs and barriers, essentially opening the road illegally.”
Final work finished last week and this morning included setting bridge guardrail, installation of permanent signs, removal of work zone signage and traffic control devices, and general cleanup of the construction area.
The contractor, Mountain Enterprises, removed the curve and created a three-way intersection. The project started on October 8, 2019 and cost $1,037,727.65.


In The Press
Councilmember Peter Brown Hosts Kirby Drive Starscape Event
Intown Magazine, June 2007
At Large Councilmember Peter Brown opened the doors to his home on Monday, May 14 for a cocktail reception in support of the Kirby Drive Starscape Initiative. Guests were treated to appetizers provided by Polo's Signature Restaurant.
The Councilmember and Kirby Coalition Co-Chairs, Jamie Brewster and Kathie Easterly addressed attendees regarding the importance of the project to the beautification of Houston and the current need for the community to step forward in support of streetscape renovations that go above and beyond the city standard for street reconstruction.
For further information on the project, visit www.kirbystarscape.org


Water tanks must be installed and certified by a licensed plumber. Domestic rain water tanks do not need a building permit, however if there are earthworks, retaining walls, or any type of building structure associated with the tank, you may be required to apply for a building and/or planning permit.
Talk to a planner before starting any work.
All tanks must be fitted with an overflow pipe of the same diameter as the inlet pipe. The outlet must be connected to a stormwater drainage system going to the legal point of discharge.
Water collected may not be suitable for drinking as it may be contaminated by the surface it was collected from.
Tanks should be sealed to prevent insects, vermin and other animals entering. Unsealed tanks also pose a risk to children.
The tank should be professionally designed, and manufactured using corrosion resistant, non toxic material.
It must be a minimum of 500mm from any boundary, and not be placed on an easement without approval from the relevant authority. Tanks should not be placed over septic systems including sand filters.
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The Larkspur Recreation Department will host a workshop to discuss creating the Canine Commons Dog Park from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Central Marin Police Authority's community room, 250 Doherty Drive.
Topics will include what makes a good dog park, amenities desired in a new dog park and where to relocate the dog park within Larkspur's Piper Park.
Larkspur recreation can be reached by calling 927-6746 or emailing email@example.com.
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SPRINGFIELD, NJ - PSE&G starte their paving work on Monday August 14. The starting streets are as follows:
August 14: Winfield, Edgewood and Adams Terrace
August 15: Jefferson Terrace, Irwin Street and Remer Avenue
August 16: Mapes Avenue, Kipling Avenue and Hillside Avenue
August 17: Mountain Avenue with balance to follow.
PSG&E anticipates being in town for three weeks to complete this work. They will be knocking on residents doors today to inform them of the work.
All work is weather permitting.
The schedule was provided by Township Committeewoman Geri Bujnowski.


Land is 55 000 sq. meters and is located in the suburbs of Nea Skioni village and has a fantastic sea and mount Olympos view.
The property has a building allowance of 2340 sq. meters.
The plot is located 400 meters from the wide sandy beach and 1500 meters from the village. It is ideal for hotel construction.
We would like to inform you that we are construction company and can construct according to the customer’s requests and demands on this land.


Ft. Stockton Looking To Fund Water Project 5/30/13
CBS 7 News Staff
(Fort Stockton)- The Fort Stockton City Council is looking at ways to fund a water project.
On Tuesday night, the council heard a presentation from a group that wants to help Fort Stockton drill for water and then sell it to other cities, including Odessa.
The group tells the Fort Stockton Pioneer that its main objective is to keep local water rights under local control.
The project could cost up to $300,000,000 dollars.


HRSD is working to repair a sewer force main pipe failure that occurred near the corner of Shell Rd. and Hopewell Dr. The repair work requires that they divert sewage flow away from the area and shut off nearby pump stations. This will require a “pump and haul” process during which trucks will remove sewage from the affected pump stations and bring it to other pump stations or manholes nearby. The affected areas are noted on the map below.
Work will take place overnight starting tomorrow, Thursday, June 15 at 7:00 p.m. through 8:00 a.m. Friday morning. Those who live in the affected area may notice increased noise, traffic, crews, heavy equipment, and lights. The work will not impact anyone’s sewer service. There will be a road closure at 901 Shell Rd, near Hopewell Drive to accommodate the underground work.
While HRSD anticipates that the work will be complete after one night of work, the sewer infrastructure in this area of the City is very old so it’s difficult to anticipate an exact length of the project until crews get to the pipe underground. If you have any questions about the repair work, please contact HRSD Public Information Specialist Lisa Bolen at firstname.lastname@example.org.


The PLOT in Norfolk’s Downtown Art and Design District. PLEASE JOIN US!
Tomorrow evening, Tuesday, June 24th, from 4-8 pm will be a PLOT Volunteer Session. There are shipping containers and planter boxes to be painted, a huge community garden to be filled with dirt and plants, a large scale chess board to be established, a stage to be built… and lots more! Come be part of the story.
To keep in the loop on all things PLOT: https://www.facebook.com/
To keep in the loop on all things PLOT: https://www.facebook.com/ThePlotDowntown


Introduces the rise of modern Paris from the French Revolution (1789) to today. Studies the physical and sociological changes of the city in terms of architecture and industrialization through French literature, movies, paintings and photographs. Addresses problems due to the magnitude of the city, the growing fear of urban vices, and the dilemma of controlling massive urban populations. Taught in English.
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Road and Lane Closures
Main Street and Hart bridges, Atlantic and San Marco Boulevards and Hendricks Avenue
Daytime road and bridge closures Saturday 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the Gate River Run. Law Enforcement will direct traffic. View full list of Gate River Run closures below.
Park Street at I-95
Nighttime on-ramp closure to I-95 southbound Monday through March 27 from 8 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for overpass construction. Follow detour.
Union Street at Laura Street
Daytime eastbound lane closures Monday through April 5 from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to repair manhole.
I-10 at I-95
Nighttime northbound off-ramp closure to I-95 northbound Monday, Thursday, and Friday from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for overpass construction. Follow detour.
I-95 at I-10
Continuous off-ramp closure for overpass construction. Follow detour. Nighttime northbound off-ramp closure to I-10 westbound Tuesday through March 27 from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for overpass construction. Follow detour.
I-95 from Park Street to San Marco Boulevard
Nighttime lane closures Monday through March 27 from 10:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for construction activities.
I-95 at Stockton Street
Continuous off-ramp closure for overpass construction. Follow detour.
I-10 from Stockton Street to I-95
Nighttime lane closures Monday and Tuesday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for overpass construction.
View a Full List of Jacksonville Road Closures
Visit FL511 on Twitter for Live Traffic Updates
Gate River Run Closures
Traffic on the following roads will be affected by the Gate River Run on March 19th and 20th.
The Runner’s Expo Closures
- Duval Street between Randolph Blvd and Franklin Street – Road will be closed from noon on Friday, March 19th until 1 PM on Saturday, March 20th. Randolph from Adams to Duval will be closed from 1 PM until noon on Saturday, March 20th.
Race Day Course Closures
- Duval Street (Jacksonville Fairgrounds to Main Street Bridge): 7:15 AM – 8:45 AM
- Randolph from Adams to Bay: 7:15 AM until 9:00 AM
- Main Street Bridge: 7:45 AM – 9:00 AM
- Riverplace Blvd – Prudential Drive: 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM
- San Marco Blvd (Prudential to Laverne): 8:00 AM -9:30 AM
- River Road and River Oaks Road: 8:15 AM – 9:45 AM
- Hendricks Ave (River Oaks to Alexandria): 8:20 AM – 10:00 AM
- Alexandria and Belote: 8:20 AM – 10:15 AM
- Atlantic Blvd. West Bound (Belote to Holmesdale): 8:20 AM – 10:30 AM
- Holmesdale, Nicholson, Olive and Gay: 8:20 AM – 10:45 AM
- Altantic Blvd. West Bound (Gay to Hart Bridge): 8:20 AM – 11:00 AM
- Hart Bridge Southeast Bound (Atlantic Blvd to Duval Street: 7:45 AM -11:30 AM
Construction Begins on New JEA Headquarters
Construction of the new JEA HQ has begun. Roadway closures adjacent to the site include both lanes of West Monroe as well as one lane of N Julia St. The parking lanes will be closed on Adams St. and N Pearl St. The project is anticipated to be complete in the first quarter of 2022.
AlertJax is a free emergency notification system that will contact Jacksonville residents in the event of a potential or pending emergency, including weather warnings based on geographic location. Details.
Join JSO officers and community members for monthly discussions about crime issues facing our neighborhoods and hear progress updates. Details.


The Village of West Milwaukee is currently in the process of a Comprehensive Plan Update with Vandewalle & Associates and amending the boundaries of their tax increment district (TID) 2. The Comprehensive Plan will be West Milwaukee’s guide to the
The West Milwaukee Plan Commission is currently accepting applications for an open Commissioner position! Plan Commission members review planning documents, zoning, conditional use requests and signage. Members must be prepared for the business to be discussed at the meetings. The
2019 National Night Out National Night Out is America’s night out against crime. This year’s celebration has been scheduled on Friday, August 16, 2019 from 5pm – 9pm and will be held at the West Milwaukee Intermediate School, 5104 W.


Diversion on the 1B in Eastfield13-03-2018
There are some roadworks taking place in Eastfield on Wednesday 14, Thursday 15, Friday 16 and Monday 19 March which will affect our buses on the 1B from 6.30pm each evening.
The bus stops on Chain Lane and Meadow Road will be closed, so we won't be able to stop here on these dates. Catch your bus instead from the stop on Nidderdale Drive or at Knaresborough bus station.
The only exception is the last bus each day from Harrogate to Eastfield, leaving at midnight, and the 0017 from Nidderdale Drive, which will run as normal.
We're sorry for any inconvenience - follow us on Twitter @harrogatebus.


Repair work on A1067 Norwich to Fakenham road to start
Major work is to start to repair the A1067 Norwich to Fakenham road, which was damaged during the winter.
Work will start on Drayton High Road, Hellesdon, on 19 July and should finish in early September.
Two weeks later, work will start on strengthening and resurfacing the road at Lenwade and Great Witchingham.
The work, costing £411,000, will last for seven weeks and will include lengthy road closures, Norfolk County Council said.
A council spokesman said: "This essential maintenance is being carried out almost entirely during the school holiday to reduce its impact, but serious disruption is inevitable.
"Norfolk County Council apologises for the inconvenience these essential maintenance schemes will cause."


PALLADIUM AT THE CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS
1 Center GreenCarmel, IN 46032
- Nearest cross street is: 3rd Ave & City Center Drive
- Parking information: Structure parking will be available in the Center for the Performing Arts Parking Structure. The main entrance will be on 3rd Avenue, just south of the Palladium.
- Directions: Get directions from your location
- Capacity: 1600


Barbara Bielecka (1 January 1931, Chełm) is a Polish Functionalist architect and a member of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdańsk University of Technology. She designed the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lichen, Poland's largest church, the sixth largest by area in the world. It was constructed between 1994 and 2004. In May 1985, she joined the Commission of Urban Planning and Architecture at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków.
- "Architekt Barbara Bielecka", Quadrus. (Polish) Retrieved 27 February 2012.
- Regarding the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lichen
- An interview with Barbara Bielecka
- A photo of Barbara Bielecka


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Blyth Town Council are responsible for the inspection and cleansing of 88 bus shelters throughout Blyth following post 2003. The bus shelters are predominantly located on the main roads within Blyth. Test.
If you have noticed any problems or acts of vandalism on any of the bus shelters please get in contact with us using the email: email@example.com, telephone us on 01670 361668 or complete the form below with the bus shelter number and we will get straight onto it.
The Bus Shelters at both Rotary Way and Brierley Road have been repaired, as seen below.
For more information on Bus Shelters Click Here


Initial Point Subdivision commercial building lot close to downtown Meridian . This is the last lot available in this professional business park. Lot is connected to city sewer and water. It comes with 12 designated paved parking spots. It is also set up for high speed Internet. The preliminary architectural plans for the building are available. Lot is approved for a 3,400 sq ft structure. Easy access to Fairview and N. Lakes Pl.
|Last Updated||1/10/2018||Year Built||0|
|Community||Meridian NE - 1020||County||Ada|
|AREA||Meridian NE - 1020|
|LOT||7841 sq ft|
|PARKING||11 - 20 Spaces|
|UTILITIES||City Service; Not Connected;|
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A message from MODOT posted on the City of Nixa Facebook Page details a Dec. 5 road closure; all details are in the Facebook post included below.
Delaware Street CLOSED in Nixa Monday, December 5 For Pipe Replacement Work
Where: Delaware Street CLOSED at Missouri Route 14 (Mt. Vernon Street) in Nixa
When: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday, December 5
What: Contractor crews replacing a culvert underneath the road
- Delaware Street CLOSED at Missouri Route 14 (Mt. Vernon Street) in Nixa
- Missouri Route 14 (Mt. Vernon Street) Open
- Drivers may encounter flaggers directing traffic through the work zone where crews are working
- Drivers will be able to get to driveways and entrances on either side of the work zones, but will not be able to travel through the work zones
- Drivers urged to find alternate routes. No signed detours are planned.
See project page on MoDOT's website: https://www.modot.org/node/27491


Commercial development opportunity in McKenna - 18.06 acres at the corner of SR 507 & SR 702. Level with great visibility and high traffic volume. Zoned (RAC) which allow...
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Vacant Land - Close to HospitalLot 10 Beaury Street, Urbenville
- Bitumen road frontage
- Elevated with Slight Slope for good drainage
- Mostly cleared, with some vegetation on the boundaries of the block.
- Access to town water, town sewerage and power out front
- Dwelling entitlement
- Boundaries have been surveyed
For more information contact Vanessa Wernowski at Ray White Rural Kyogle|Woodenbong on M: 0488 277 232.


ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The Zoning Board of Appeals is a permit granting authority appointed by the Board of Selectmen and has all of the powers and duties prescribed under Chapter 40A of the Massachusetts General Laws, as amended and as allocated under Section 12 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Wrentham.
The ZBA has the authority to hear and decide petitions for:
- Appeals of zoning orders and decisions made by the Building Commissioner,
- Variances with respect to land or structures,
- Special Permits for certain projects as allowed for in the Zoning By-laws, and
- Comprehensive Permits under Chapter 40B of the Massachsuetts General Laws.
The Board of Appeals must act within the time constraints and specifications of the General Laws and the Zoning By-laws. The Board of Appeals may impose conditions, safeguards, and/or limitations as part of its approval of any application.
The Zoning Board of Appeals generally meets the second and fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m. of each month in the Second Floor Conference Room of Town Hall, unless otherwise posted. Meetings are broadcast live from the Cable 8 studio in Town Hall. Meeting can be viewed in real time via the Cable 8 webpage. Past meetings can be viewed via the Cable 8 Video on Demand webpage. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
- William Casbarra, Chairman (term expires 2025)
- Walter Pelrine, Vice-Chairman (term expires 2023)
- John Redman, Clerk (term expires 2024)
- Keith Langer, Member (term expires 2022)
- Shawn Gough, Member (term expires 2021)
- William Burns, Associate Member (term expires 2023)
- Faithful Baah, Associate Member (term expires 2024)


The Federal Government is considering repaying state governments for the rehabilitation of federal roads in their domains through bond. Minister for Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola disclosed this at the weekend when he visited Lagos State Governor Akinwumi Ambode at Government House, Ikeja.
Fashola paid a visit to Lagos as part of a nationwide project monitoring exercise to inspect Federal Government projects. According to him, the ministry had presented this proposal to the Federal Executive Council on how to pay debts owed state governments including Lagos, for work done on federal roads over the years. He said the debts would be paid through bond instrument.


For a long time, a central clock could be found at the center of most communities and time had to be told in public, not on the wrist. While things have changed, a clock can still be a symbol of a particular community or a particular place in time. Last year we gave you the complicated story of a clock embedded in the sidewalk of lower Manhattan, and today we have a look at another New York City timekeeper. This broken four-faced clock sits at the top of a former bank in the Bronx, with each dial stuck at a different time. Fixing the clock has become a symbol of fixing the neighborhood, and the New York Times has the full scoop. Read the full report here.


Developer Information Session
Please be advised that a Developer Information Session hosted by the Developer - William Warren Group- will be taking place at the Town of Miami Lakes Youth Center, 6075 Miami Lakes Drive, on Monday, October 25th 2021 at 6:30 pm. This Developer Information Meeting is in regards to the Zoning and Plat Application for 16401 NW 58th Avenue
*Please note that two or more Counilmembers may be in attendance
All interested parties may appear at the time and place specified.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodation to participate in the proceedings should call the Town Hall at 305-364-6100 no later than two (2) days before the proceeding for assistance.


Muguoxiang, Guizhou, China
(610) feet high / (186) meters high
591 foot span / 180 meter span
Lengshuihe Bridge is the second highest of several high beam spans on the north-south expressway between Liupanshui and Hezhang. The large 180 meter main span sits atop piers reportedly as tall as 135 meters.
About 10 kilometers to the south is the even higher and larger Gaofengba Bridge.
Lengshuihe Bridge satellite image.
Lengshuihe Bridge location map.


The Architectural Review Board reviews all applications for building permits for one-family and two-family dwellings, including applications for alterations or additions to existing buildings, and has the authority to approve or disapprove such applications.
2nd and 4th Mondays
Please bring an application with associated review fees and 3 sets of plans to an ARB review. Submittals must be received by noon on the Wednesday preceding the scheduled meeting, so it may be placed on the agenda. A handout is available in the Building Department with blueprint requirements.
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas and minutes are available following approval.


|Location Map ( geo)|
|To:||Duns (N) (NT764579)|
|Distance:||2.1 miles (3.4 km)|
|Old route now:||A6112|
|Route outline (key)|
The B6365 is a short link road near the Berwickshire town of Duns.
The road starts to the east of Burnhouses where the B6355 TOTSOs left and the B6365 continues ahead, crossing the Mill Burn immediately. Our road then heads southeastwards. It passes no places of any size - and does not even go past many buildings, ending quickly at a T-junction on the A6112 to the north of Duns.
Originally the road met at this junction was the B6366, which ended here. The B6365 then continued south via Duns (where there was a multiplex along the B6364) and Swinton (where there was a multiplex along the B6356) to end on the A698 on the eastern edge of Coldstream. All this was renumbered A6112 later in the 1920s cutting the road back to its present short length.


Vacant Stand for sale in Riversdale, Meyerton
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Community Involvement Schemes
The Community Involvement Scheme (CIS) is a joint approach between the Council and local communities, for the purpose of carrying out maintenance and improvement works on suitable regional and local roads.
The CIS is based on community contributions within the range of 15% to 30% and will be based on the following terms:
- Where the local community contribution is monetary only a minimum contribution rate of 15% will apply;
- Where the local community contribution comprises works only the minimum contribution rate will be 30%;
- Where the local community contribution is a combination of monetary and works then the local authority may set a minimum rate on a pro rata basis (between 15% and 30%).
The balance of the cost of works is funded by the Department of Transport.
In May 2019, the Department of Transport invited local authorities to apply for funding under the Community Involvement Scheme 2020-2021. Roscommon County Council invited expressions of interest from householders and landowners who wished to participate in the Scheme. Applications closed on 15th August 2019. Any future Scheme will be publicly advertised.


Construction, Excavation and Demolition Photos
30/1/2013. Dawlish Warren - UK
Can't figure out what is going on here unless they are going to put a cycle path alongside the railway line to Dawlish. But with the sea and the trains on one side and landslips on the other that does seem a little unlikely.
Hitachi Zaxis excavator.
Picture added on 03 February 2013 at 07:27


Halff helped increase pedestrian and bicycle mobility in the Fort Worth community through the City’s TxDOT Transportation Connections project. These critical connections provide access to the Trinity River Trail System and the Regional Veloweb. Halff performed landscape architecture; civil, structural and electrical engineering; environmental; and hydraulics/hydrology.
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SASHTO Annual Conference
July 31 – 3
Texas Municipal League Annual Conference
October 6 – 8


Parcel not far off the pavement, graded road section in decent condition. Native Ohia trees on parcel don't appear to be impacted by ROD. Conversation with nearby neighbors was pleasant and welcoming.
|Level Lot:||Yes||Lot Acres:||5|
|Lot On Private Road:||Yes||Lot Size:||217,626|
|Lot Zoned:||A-3A||Septic System:||Yes|
|Transaction Type:||Sale||Wooded Lot:||Yes|


Click on the traffic light below to see a document prepared by the Northeast Ohio MCMA that illustrates the sections of HB 5 that we oppose, those with which we agree, and the sections we feel need a little work.
Click on the maps below to see the growing list of municipalities in opposition to House Bill 5, as well as a breakdown of Ohio’s Congressional Districts. Updated April 9, 2013
House Bill 5 should not be passed because:
A municipal income tax system in Ohio that’s reasonable, simple, and revenue neutral is possible and attainable with the proper legislation. Join us in helping municipalities around Ohio oppose HB 5 and convince lawmakers to do what’s best for all of Ohio by demanding true uniformity in Ohio municipal income tax.
Click here to read HB 5 in its entirety.
Click here to submit your resolution or impact analysis to Ohio United.
We are an advocacy group for Ohio’s cities and villages, initiated by Ohio’s First Suburbs Consortiums and communities from the Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo metropolitan areas.
Mike Summers, Mayor, Lakewood
Jennifer Kuzma, Director, NEO-FSC
Jack Jenson, Executive Director, First Suburbs Dayton
Tom Moeller, City Manager, Madeira
Steve Byington, Vice Mayor, Oakwood
Bill Doering, Councilman, Amberly Village
Ben Kessler, Mayor, Bexley
Earl Leiken, Mayor, Shaker Heights


Alex Easton MLA has reacted to a letter from the DFI Roads which he had written having reported over a dozen potholes and also asking for an update on the plans to resurface Moss Road.
Speaking today Alex Easton MLA said:
“This is some news for the residents of the Moss Road and Millisle, who have had to endure a substandard road for years with patches and pot holes which have made the area look very poor and made driving the Moss Road very difficult. I am glad that someone came out to see the locations of the pot holes and these are to now be repaired. I understand from further discussions with the Department of Infrastructure hopefully the Moss Road will be included in a future work programmed as soon as possible and I see that some stabilization works need to be done before that happens. I look forward to seeing the work being hopefully started, but for the Department to say it considers the Moss Road to be in a safe condition is not what I see or the residents of Millisle see, and the sooner works can be started the better as far as I am concerned.”


Sixteen Japanese-American Veterans and their families joined Senator Ron Wyden Saturday at the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center. They were presented with The Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor our country can bestow. Wyden said these men served with distinction in Europe and in the Pacific during World War II.
Lane closures and detours Mt. WA Dr at Shevlin Park Road North to Regency (7/11-11/30)
Road closures along Roosevelt Ave >< Silver Lake Blvd -Chamberlain St. 7a-5p (9/6-11/20)
Valhalla Sewer Relocation Project, Mt. Washington Drive at Shevlin Park Road intersection and North to Regency Street. Nighttime closures with detours marked during roundabout construction. Daytime closures for construction towards Regency Street. 7 p.m. – 7 a.m., July – November.


Tuesday, April 5th, 2016
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Gas and Water construction crews will continue today’s Appleton Drive water valve replacement work tomorrow at 9:00am.
The work will require that water service will be turned off on Appleton Drive from Flacon Drive to North Liberty Church Road, Falcon Drive, Nichols Drive, Glennon Drive, Mallory Drive and a section of Caskey Drive.
The roads will be open to traffic.
The valve replacement is anticipated to be finished and water service restored by approximately 2:00pm.


Bridge Repair on SW 40th Street - (Bridge is currently closed)
Bridge repair on SW 40th Street, east of River Valley Road, 2 miles South of Towanda, Kansas. Currently out for bid. (Notice to Bridge Contractors).
Bridge Replacement on SW 180th
Bridge replacement on SW 180th, west of Boyer over Muddy Creek, 4.8 miles east and 1.7 miles south of Gordon, Kansas. Currently out for bid. (Notice to Bridge Contractors)
Bridge repair on NE 150th Street, over the Walnut River, 1.7 miles west of Cassoday, Kansas. Currently out for bid. (Notice to Bridge Contractors).
Bridge Repair on NE 150th
Bridge Replacement on SE Chelsea Road
acement on SE Chelsea Road, south of Highway 400, over Little Walnut River. Scheduled for 2018 replacement. County crews to work on the temporary detour route east of bridge in 2017.
Little Walnut Bridge - (Bridge is currently closed)Locally known as the "Bois D'arc Bridge"
The Little Walnut bridge is currently closed and will remain closed indefinitely until possible repair options have been evaluated for feasibility. The Little Walnut Bridge is located on SW 157th St. approximately 1/4 mile West of the intersection of SW Purity Springs Rd. and SW 160th St. Alternately: the bridge is 3/4 mile East of the intersection of SW 157th St and SW Hopkins Switch Rd
Letting No 73 - Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert
Butler County - beginning 2018. Refer to of structure locations for plan project sites. Roads are typically closed to traffic during construction for a period of 4 - 6 weeks.
2018 Country Road Crack Seal ProgramCrack Seal Program. Please refer to 2018 Project map for project locations. Work is ongoing and in progress. Road will be open to traffic during construction.
2018 County Road Chip Seal Program
Chip Seal Program. Please refer to 2018 Project map for project locations. Work is ongoing and n progress. Road will be open to traffic during construction.
2018 County Road Patching Program
Road Patching Program. Please refer to the 2018 Project for project locations. Work is ongoing and n progress. Road will be open to traffic during construction.
County Road Paint Striping - Countywide (2018)
Beginning late summer 2018, County Contractor will be paint striping road centerline and edge stripes on asphalt surface County roads throughout the entire County. Striping work will start on all new chip seal roads from 2018 and follow with roads that have been previously chip sealed.
*** BE AWARE – Do not drive over freshly applied paint immediately behind the paint striping truck. Fresh paint can be picked up on tires and splattered in the tire wells and the lower body panels of vehicles. Please be patient when trying to pass the paint rig. ***


Lane Engineers’ Civil Engineering department provides clients with design services and consulting from the preliminary project planning stages through the completion of construction. Our civil staff has thorough knowledge of applicable laws, codes and local ordinances to help guide your project efficiently through the permitting process. Licensed and experienced professionals are involved intimately with the project and will tactfully deal and coordinate with public agencies and other consultants to produce the highest quality and most cost-effective design possible.
Most recently Lane Engineers’ civil engineering department has followed the lead of the U.S. Green Building Council and the Green Movement to learn about and encourage the use of innovative construction methods and products that help preserve the natural environment.
We are up to date and proficient with the latest design and drafting software, including but not limited to: AutoCAD Land Desktop, AutoCAD Civil 3D, and Transoft AutoTURN.


LONDON (Reuters) - London’s mayor sketched out three options to solve Britain’s airport capacity crunch, slamming the idea that expanding Heathrow is a viable alternative, in the latest episode in a long-running political tussle.
Lawmakers and businessmen are eager for Britain to add flights to fast-growing economies to ensure it doesn’t miss out on billions of pounds of trade but with the UK’s main Heathrow hub operating at 99 percent capacity, more runways are needed.
London’s mayor, Boris Johnson - a Conservative tipped as a possible future prime minister - on Monday gave his backing to three airport plans which he said were deliverable by 2029, favouring alternatives to Heathrow.
Different expansion plans for London’s airport capacity have been on and off the table since the 1970s but with demand for air travel expected to double in Britain to 300 million passengers per year by 2030, the crunch is coming to a head.
Johnson’s office will submit the case that London should have a four-runway airport, which would be either a new hub 40 miles east of central London on the Isle of Grain, further out in the Thames Estuary on an artificial island, or the expansion of Stansted airport, to the northeast of the city.
Overturning the previous Labour administration’s decision to build a third runway at Heathrow, Britain’s Conservative-led coalition government, in power since 2010, also ruled out expanding London’s smaller airports.
The mayor said that expanding Heathrow was not an option given the hundreds of thousands of people who would be affected by the increased noise. He also says that London needs a “hub” airport with four runways to cater for future demand.
“There is no evidence whatever that a third runway let alone a fourth runway at Heathrow would be cheaper than the long term solution that we’re (outlining),” Johnson told a press conference, calling the Heathrow expansion plan an “intellectual cul de sac”.
The new plans could cost up to 65 billion pounds each including the cost of expanding roads and rail services, Michele Dix, a Transport for London executive said.
The submissions will be made to a government commission chaired by former Financial Services Authority head Howard Davies, which is due to publish an interim report by the end of next year with a final report due in mid-2015.
Johnson said he thought the Isle of Grain option currently had the edge out of his three proposals.
Willie Walsh, the CEO of British Airways owner IAG last week poured cold water on Johnson’s ideas, questioning how a new four-runway hub would be financed.
Under Johnson’s plans, the 1,800 hectare site at Heathrow would be transformed into a new London suburb with around 80,000 new homes and a new university campus.
British airports and industry groups are all due to submit their proposals to the commission this week.
Reporting by Sarah Young


Roadwork beginning Friday night in Harrisburg will impact North Cameron Street traffic.
According to PennDOT, drivers traveling west on Elmerton Avenue, headed to Route 22 West will be detoured.
Drivers will follow Wildwood Drive to Industrial Road, turning onto Route 39 east, which is Linglestown Road, which connects to the Route 22 interchange.
The weekend roadwork starts at 8 p.m. Friday and should be completed by 6 a.m. Monday.
This work is part of a large project to repair and resurface 2.6 miles of Wildwood Park Drive and Industrial Road between North Cameron Street and Route 39.


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Lot: 2.27 acre
2657 41st AVE NE 100% upland 2.27 acres in Golden Gate Estates! DEP on file. So much is being built in the surrounding area including new schools, churches, homes, and shopping centers and now is a great time to capitalize on this. The Randall Blvd shopping plaza is a few minutes away with more to follow soon! Dining, entertainment, schools, and hospitals all just a short drive away as well! Collier County is also currently building a large new park on the by the fairgrounds just a couple miles away called Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park.


6 month freedom of information battle almost over as government releases correspondence on Wirral View (Wirral Council’s controversial newspaper)
Why has Wirral Council sunk deeper into the quagmire of poor corporate governance surrounding a complaint about Cllr Steve Foulkes?
What did councillors say about Girtrell Court before the meeting was adjourned? Last week there was a debate at a public meeting of all Wirral Council councillors about whether the decision to close Girtrell Court should be made at a public meeting or behind closed doors. I thought it would be useful (as there…… Continue reading What did councillors say about Girtrell Court before the meeting was adjourned?
Wirral councillors agree 2 new policies on attendance management and discipline
Wirral Council planning on green belt fire station “there would be some planning policy issues”


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Arne Amtsfeld is a skilled mechanic and qualified designer. His working areas are manifold. Apart from furniture, he is also developing a electric supported load bike. A visionary idea of urban mobility for the future.


The Kauai Department of Water has scheduled a water outage for the Kalaheo area from 11 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday to allow contractor Kaiwa Construction to connect to the water system.
Customers along Papalina Road from the Kaumualii Highway intersection to the Maka Road intersection as well as those along Alelo Road, Auwae Road, Puu Kulana Place, a portion of Puu Road from Polaris Road to 2121 Puu Road, Lapuuna Place, Puu Lani Place and Texeira Tract will have no water service.
The department will provide potable water tanks at the Kalaheo Neighborhood Center. Customers will need to bring their own water containers.
A detailed map of all affected streets can be viewed online at www.kauaiwater.org.
For more information, please call the Department of Water at 245-5468 during business hours. For after-hours emergencies, call police dispatch at 241-1711.


Dunmurry Community Association would love to hear from you!
We are completing a community needs assessment. This assessment is a vital process in the planning and promotion of health and wellbeing strategies and care in the community, and this process includes analysing and identifying key issues in the community.
We would love to find out what services or programmes Dunmurry residents feel they would benefit from in the area. We would be grateful if you could complete this survey to help give us an idea on need of local residents.


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Chalgrove Wildlife & Conservation Society (CWaCS) are
delighted to advise you that we have received sufficient funding to
carry out the resurfacing to the footpath that runs from Mill Lane
to the field behind Langley Road.
We have received the necessary consents to carry out the work and it will start on Thursday October 2nd. The footpath will be closed for 2 weeks whilst the work is carried out, we apologise for any inconvenience but hope you can bear with us, once the work is finished the footpath will be accessible throughout the year.
We would like to thank the following for the donations which have made it possible for us to carry out this work :
Trust for Oxfordshire's Environment (TOE2)
Grundon Waste Management
Oxfordshire County Council
Chalgrove 200 Club and
Chalgrove residents who made a donation
We will arrange a formal opening once the work is complete and will let you know when we have the date


On Mar. 9, 2019, Tianan LV company won the bid again for Ningbo Metro Line 5 of OKKEN low-voltage switchgear, the total amount exceeds 30 million yuan. For this project, the technical parameters of this product are in the international leading position, not only safe and stable, but also have good cost performance. Previously, Tianan won the bid for Ningbo Metro Line 1, Line 2, Yinfeng Line, Hangzhou Metro, Beijing Metro and other rail transit projects, and the operation status was normal.
Contact Person: Ms. Lian Huanhuan


Dustin Fortenberry with Amwaste appeared before the Council to provide an update on services
provided to the City and answered questions from Council Members Kates and Irvin. Later in the meeting, Mayor Perrette said they are working closely with Amwaste and will be providing trash collection information to residents on the back of water bills.
In addition, the Council
- approved a Resolution to designate the Bogalusa Daily News as Official Journal
- introduced two Ordinance that will be discussed and voted on at the next meeting on June 15, 2021. The first ordinance authorizes the Mayor to enter into a contract with Transformyx Technology Architects for Samsara Vehicle Telematics. (This is a GPS system for public works). The second ordinance authorizes the Mayor to enter into an Application and Services Agreement with iWorQ.
Mayor Wendy Perrette spoke about the “wonderful” Memorial Day program at Ponemah Cemetery, street issues that will be addressed (the City has 121 miles of streets), capital outlay needs that she will be bringing forward, and provided more information regarding the two ordinances that were introduced.
Following comments from Council Members, the meeting adjourned.


WASHBURN COUNTY -- Washburn County Highway Commissioner Brian Danielsen has issue a road work notification for upcoming work to be done on Swiss Chalet Road.
The road will be closed for paving operations from CTH B to the Burnett County Line.
- DATES: Monday May 8th through Wednesday May 10th
- NOTICE: 24 hr/day closure.
Expect delays and plan accordingly.
- Washburn County Highway Commissioner Issues Multiple Road Work Notifications
- Finishing Work On US 53/63 Interchange Project In Trego Set To Begin
Last Update: May 05, 2023 10:22 am CDT


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Any person desiring to commence or proceed demolishing any building or dwelling, or cause the same to be done, shall file with the City Clerk an application for a building permit. The application shall be in writing on a form to be furnished by the City Clerk for that purpose. Every such application shall set forth the legal description of the land upon which the building that is to be demolished is located; class of building that is to be demolished, a list of building materials that will be demolished, the names(s) of the owner and contractor; and such other information as may be requested thereon. The application so filed with the City Clerk shall be checked and examined by the governing body and if the application is found to be in conformity with the requirements of this chapter and all other ordinances, applicable thereto, the governing body shall authorize the City Clerk to issue the applicant a permit, upon the payment of a permit fee set by resolution of the governing body. Whenever there is a discrepancy between permit application procedures contained herein and those contained in any building code adopted by reference, the provisions contained herein shall govern.
(Ord. 682, passed 7-3-2012)


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The Illinois Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Illinois Capital Development Board is sponsoring a series of listening sessions across the state to discuss and seek input on the state’s infrastructure needs. At the conclusion of the meetings, Governor Rauner will be presented with a comprehensive package of recommendations.
Citizens of DuPage County are invited to attend a local meeting on Monday, May 11, at 10:00 AM in the DuPage Chamber of Commerce Conference Room, 306 Main Street in West Chicago. State Representative Jeanne Ives and other DuPage legislators will participate in the panel discussion.
“I strongly encourage the people of DuPage County to attend this meeting,” said Ives. “Valuable information will be shared, and the public will have an opportunity to let leaders from IDOT know what projects are priorities here in DuPage.”


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Process note: Package of seven ordinances to add definitions of 'Short-Term Rental (STR)' and 'Owner-Occupied Dwelling,' change 'Tourist Home/Bed and Breakfast' to 'Bed and Breakfast' and allow STR's in all zoning districts, including PV.
- Referred to Planning Board and Legislative Matters (LM) Committee - 5/16/2019
- Joint Planning Board/Legislative Matters Committee Public Hearing held - 5/23/2019
- Positive recommendation of seven ordinances to define Short-Term Rentals and allow them in all zoning districts, Planning Board - 5/23/2019
- Positive recommendation of package of changes related to Short-Term Rentals, LM - 5/23/2019
- Passed 1st reading - 6/6/2019


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The new pavement markings are designed to help Washington bicyclists know where to stop so that the traffic light will "see" or sense you. A bicycle symbol is paint on the road, and when you stop on it the traffic light is activated. So you should not have to sit through endless light cycles hoping a car comes up behind you to trip the light.
Kirkland is painting the markings at seven locations between Carillon Point and Juanita. They will also be located on portions of 150th Avenue NE in Redmond.
Both cities are piloting this project and would like feedback. To report signals in Kirkland that don't detect bicycles, email at [email protected] or call (425) 587-3800.


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Great Bentley Running Club Friday 5 Mile Road Race
July 6, 2018 @ 6:30 pm - 10:30 pm
A Junior race will be held on Great Bentley Village Green commencing 18.35. Road closure – Weeley Road From Heckford’s Road to unmade track around the Green 18.35 to 18.55
The main race will start from Plough Road at 19.20. Road closure – Plough Road from the level crossing to the junction with Weeley Road, Aingers Green 19.20 – 1945


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On September 9, the Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council and the Toluca Lake Beautification Partners were recognized by...
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City to begin converting to LED streetlights
PG&E expects project to be completed by early March
–On Jan. 28, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, along with the City of Paso Robles, announced a collaborative effort to convert approximately 2,300 non-decorative streetlights to energy-efficient and longer lasting Light Emitting Diode (LED) fixtures. PG&E will begin installations the first week of February and will aim to finish the project in early March.
LED streetlights use 50 to 75-percent less energy than traditional bulbs, and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and require less maintenance.
The new streetlights, which provide a more natural-looking light, can last up to four times longer than traditional bulbs. The optical technology in LED lights creates more evenly distributed light, resulting in greater visibility for pedestrians and drivers.
Each installation takes approximately five minutes per lamp fixture, with all work being done in public. Customers will be notified by mail of replacement activity occurring in their neighborhood prior to PG&E’s arrival. PG&E expects no service disruptions as a result of this work.
Residents are encouraged to email FAF1@pge.com with any questions.


A one way system will be introduced in Binfield while 225 metres of pipeline is laid.
Work carried out be South East Water will begin on Monday, March 13 and is expected to last for eight weeks.
The pipeline, which will provide drinking water, will be laid between the Western Roundabout and Dukeshill Road.
During this time a one way system will be in place going anticlockwise via Downshire Way and Wokingham Road.
Drivers will be able to drive north up Binfield Road but anyone heading south towards Western Roundabout will have to follow the diversion.
Stephen Bundock, project manager at South East Water, said: "The safety of motorists and our workforce is our top priority when carrying out work which is why we will need to implement this one way system in the area while we complete this work.
"We appreciate roadworks can be frustrating which is why we have been working closely with the local highways department to keep traffic flowing through the area and keep disruption to a minimum.
"We expect this work to take approximately eight weeks to complete but our contractor will be working as safely and quickly as possible to complete this work as soon as possible.
"I would like to apologise for the disruption this work will cause but hope motorists and the local community understand the long term benefits this scheme will deliver."
The £70,000 project is hoped to improve the capacity of the water network as the population in the area grows and forms part of the company's £424 million investment programme between 2015 and 2020.
Contractors for SSE (Scottish and Southern Electric) will be installing circuit power ducts in Loddon Bridge Road from Monday, April 3 until Monday, May 1. Neighbours can find out more at a public meeting on Monday, March 13.


1 Newman Street & 70/88 Oxford Street, W1 is the latest piece in the puzzle in our regeneration activities at the eastern end of Oxford Street. High quality buildings are in short supply, and testament to the quality of our development, Exane, the European equities business, has pre-leased the top three ofﬁce ﬂoors of the building (39,970 sq ft) at an average rent of £100 per sq ft, 14 months before completion.
The last piece of the puzzle
1 Newman Street & 70/88 Oxford Street, W1 is situated at the eastern end of Oxford Street opposite the Tottenham Court Road Crossrail station. Once completed in Q3 2021, the building will provide 119,100 sq ft of new Grade A space comprising 81,200 sq ft of ofﬁces and 37,900 sq ft of retail units.
We have had considerable success at this end of Oxford Street, with 1 Newman Street & 70/88 Oxford Street our third signiﬁcant development and the ﬁnal piece of the puzzle.
Our activities, along with the forthcoming opening of Crossrail in 2021, have helped revitalise a part of London that had previously suffered from signiﬁcant underinvestment. This transformation has also encouraged a number of well established businesses to relocate to the area. We have completed signiﬁcant ofﬁce pre-lets to Facebook and Moneysupermarket (at Rathbone Square and 1 Dean Street respectively), along with retail pre-lettings to Benetton and New Look.
High quality buildings remain in short supply, and in May 2020 we were pleased to announce that Exane, the European equities business, had pre-let the top three ofﬁce ﬂoors of the building (39,970 sq ft), taking a 15-year lease at an average rent of £100 per sq ft, 14 months before completion. The development is progressing well and we look forward to welcoming Exane to their new home later next year.


Community Leaders Along Highway 275 Applaud Process of Highway Bonding Bill
NORFOLK - A bill to allow bond financing for state road projects is moving forward in the legislature, and is welcome news to a group of concerned communities along the Highway 275 corridor. Representatives from the communities of Norfolk, West Point, Beemer, Wayne, and Madison County have continued to meet and advocate to widen the remainder of the highway from Norfolk to the Omaha area to four-lanes.
Norfolk City Administrator Shane Weidner said that low interest rates would be favorable to move the project ahead.
Weidner: "If the bonding bill does go though and ultimately gets passed by the legislature and signed by the governor, we're hoping that Highway 275 can rise to a higher level of status and become a four-lane highway sooner than later."
Members of the Highway 275 group is going to appear before the Nebraska Highway Commission meeting in South Sioux City Friday.


District of Somerset West and Taunton Parish of Hatch Beauchamp Temporary Closure of Frost Street, Belmont Road and Silver Street, Hatch BeauchampNotice ID: BOU2098192
Somerset County Council
District of Somerset West and Taunton Parish of Hatch Beauchamp
Temporary Closure of Frost Street, Belmont Road and Silver Street, Hatch Beauchamp
Somerset County Council in exercise of Its powers under Section 14 (1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, have made an Order prohibiting all traffic from proceeding along Frost Street, Belmont Road and Silver Street for a distance of 1124 metres.
This Order will enable BT Openreach to carry out new customer connection works.
The Order becomes effective on 27 May 2021 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to commence on 1st June 2021 until 5th June 2021 between the hours of (09:00 -17:00) for a total of 5 days.
for further information on the alternative route.
For information about the works being carried out please contact Sunbelt Rentals on 0370 0500 792 quoting the reference number ttro436963.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive
Dated: 27 May 2021


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The City of Weiser is located in Washington County, Idaho. The 2020 Census lists Weiser's population as 5,630. The Treasure Valley Estates #2 was platted in March of 1974. Our latest data shows that Weiser platted 2 New Residential Subdivision Lots in 2022. See the table to the right for the information landproDATA.com maintains in Weiser.
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Road Work Resumes Monday on Ann Arbor-Saline, Maple Roads
On Monday, June 13, the Washtenaw County Road Commission will resume its preventative maintenance chip seal project on:
- Maple Rd between the City of Saline and Ann Arbor-Saline Rd on the border of Lodi and Pittsfield Townships. The road will not be closed but delays are likely due to lane restrictions. Motorists are advised to seek an alternate route.
In addition, WCRC will start chip seal on the following roads under daytime road closures:
- Ellsworth Rd between Maple Rd and State Rd in Pittsfield Township
- Lohr Circle in Pittsfield Township
During a daytime road closure, access will be provided to emergency services, school buses and residents who live, work or own property within the work zone. The roads will reopen at the end of each day and remain open until work resumes the following morning.
Chip seal work in this area is expected to take approximately two days to complete. However, all dates are tentative and subject to change due to weather conditions.
Drivers are advised to lower their speeds to 35 mph while the stone settles.
WCRC will return to this area in a few weeks to apply a fog seal on top of the chip seal and place permanent pavement markings.


Don’t forget, Blantyre Farm Road is fully closed today at the Haughhead Bridge until 4.00pm.
This is to allow bridge inspection works to take place. The road will reopen after 4.00pm which should allow commuting traffic to once again pass. Diversions are in place throughout the afternoon.
Want notifications about roadworks and Blantyre roadclosures earlier than this? Please subscribe to our supporters group. https://www.facebook.com/271133402907727/support/
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City Invites Submissions for City Food Concessions
For Immediate Release
Public Relations Manager
Hamilton – November 1st, 2022
Do you have an exciting and unique business concept for a pop-up food concession? If so, then you may be interested to know that the City of Hamilton is currently inviting submissions for a new food concession in the City.
The City issued its Request for Proposal (RFP) today, Tuesday November 1st, 2022, as part of its Food Concession Programme which seeks to enhance the vibrancy of the City and cater to the working public.
The vendor locations will be Victoria Park, Queen Elizabeth Park, Wesley Square, Dr. E.F. Gordon Square, Laffan Street & Front Street.
“The City will consider proposals on a case-by-case basis and will only consider food concessions that do not directly compete with any existing businesses in the surrounding areas of the eligible locations,” explained the City’s Venue & Rentals Coordinator Lorna Hayward.
“The food concession must provide an added value to the area in terms of diversity of available options, vibrancy, customer experience and aesthetics.”
The initial lease for the granted facility will be one year (January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023). The rent for the food concession facility is $800 per quarter.
Digital proposals only will be accepted and must be emailed to email@example.com. All proposals must be submitted no later than 5:00pm on November 29, 2022. Leases will be awarded, and the successful applicant notified no later than December 12, 2022 and are expected to start operations on January 2, 2023.
Interested vendors may obtain the RFP document by emailing the City’s Venue & Rentals Coordinator Lorna Hayward at firstname.lastname@example.org.
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The Town of Hingham will be repaving and/or reconstructing the entire length or sections of the following roads during the period of May 1, 2017 and will continue through July 1, 2017.
Turkey Hill Lane
Popes Lane *
Huckleberry Hill Lane
Kress Hill Farm
Indian Rock Lane
*Popes Lane is scheduled for reclaiming, regrading, & repaving beginning May 1, 2017 and will continue through May 10, 2017
The exact scheduling dates for each roadway will be dependent on weather conditions. The final resurfacing will take place at a later date, yet to be determined.
This work may take place during early morning hours to minimize any inconvenience this may cause you. You may experience minor travel delays during this time. On-street parking from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm will not be permitted. We apologize for any inconvenience.
If you should have any questions, please call the Department of Public Works at 781 741-1430.
Thank you,Hingham Department of Public Works
NOTE: The DPW or its’ contractors are not responsible for the replacement of or readjustment of cobblestones, bricks, landscape borders, cement structures or private underground electrical services that are placed within the town layout without permission.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCILNotice ID: BR3411181
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL
PRIMROSE LANE, ELDWICK TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC (NO 925) ORDER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council by reason to enable water works to be executed on or near Primrose Lane, Eldwick has made the above named Order the effect of which is that no person shall proceed in the length of Primrose Lane from its junction with Gilstead Lane for a distance of approximately 20 metres in a south easterly direction. Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times.
Alternative routes for vehicular traffic affected by the Order are available via Primrose Lane (unaffected section), Primrose Bank, Cornwall Road, Kent Road, Ferncliffe Road, Gilstead Lane and vice versa.
The Order comes into operation at 08:00 hours on 28th January 2019 and remains in force until 18:00 hours on 15th February 2019 (although the closure can remain in force for up to eighteen months if necessary). DATED this 24th day of January 2019
City Solicitor, Legal and Democratic Services, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, City Hall, Bradford BD1 1HY


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