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Fayette County is using GIS to deal with B.A.D. buildings and you can help:Step 1.) follow the link below Step 2.) map it

Did you know that there is a tool that shows how much excess water enters the sewer system of New York City? It’s called the I/I map, and it stands for inflow and infiltration. These are the sources of stormwater and groundwater that can reduce the capacity of the sewer system and cause overflows or backups. The I/I map is part of the Open Sewer Atlas NYC project, which aims to create transparency into the confusing world of NYC’s sewer system. The project uses publicly available maps and data to display a more complete picture of how NYC’s sewer system works. The I/I map is a fascinating and informative resource for anyone who is interested in the urban environment, infrastructure, or sustainability. What do you think of the I/I map? Have you ever wondered how the sewer system of NYC works? Do you have any questions or feedback about the Open Sewer Atlas NYC project? You can access the I/I map here: https://lnkd.in/ekEjt5mT #RainproofNYC #stormwatermanagement #climatejustice

Our copy of the Chicago zoning map has been updated for November. This version adds 5 Planned Developments. Look up an address to learn the zoning & what's allowed to be built:

𝑺𝒎𝒂𝒓𝒕 𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒂 𝑼𝒑𝒅𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝑳𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝑵𝒐𝒘! In the world of strata management, one common question is who is responsible for utility infrastructure maintenance. Mahoneys provides detailed insights on this important topic. Also, don't miss the latest updates on property values in 20 QLD municipalities in today's Smart Strata Update. And remember, it's your last chance to register for our seminar on strata legislation changes in Airlie Beach on May 1st! 𝑩𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝑵𝒐𝒘! #stratamanagement #propertyvalues #legislationupdates #archersthestrataprofessionals #smartstrata

10 years ago, Walton County, GA, tested HA5 High Density Mineral Bonds on one of its streets. Today, HA5 is one of the go-to tools in their pavement preservation toolbox. Watch the full interview here: https://hubs.ly/Q02F2XGg0 #pavementpreservation #publicworks #infrastructure #innovation #engineering #assetmanagement #budget #fiscalresponsibility

Zoning bylaws help guide how land is developed in municipalities across Ontario. They help determine where things like housing, transit, jobs, and shops are located within municipalities. Registered Professional Planners (RPPs) consider zoning when planning livable communities to ensure they meet the public’s future needs while improving quality of life. Zoning bylaws also help to: ✅ Meet municipal goals and objectives ✅ Protect environmentally sensitive areas and historic buildings ✅ Ensure adequate public infrastructure and services within communities (e.g., hospitals and schools) Check out the link in our bio to learn more about zoning.

Here is a throwback to one of our articles that was published back in 2023! The piece goes into great detail about how properties are billed for water and sewerage. Check out the article here: https://ow.ly/pnfS50SzomQ #ThrowbackThursday

Civil infrastructure is crumbling at such alarming rates that most government entities will require billions in funding. How do we prevent the use of inferior products, services, and materials in future projects? #accountability #water #wastewater #utilities #assetmanagment #publicsector

Did you know a core tenet of the County's Land Development Code involves identifying where streets🛣️, utilities🔌 and other services are needed for new land developments? Richland County Utilities provides quality water🚰 and sanitary sewer🚮 access to residents and new developments, while operating and maintaining two wastewater treatment facilities and three community water systems. Have questions about setting up new County water or sanitary sewer services🙋🏻? Visit tinyurl.com/54bmaw64 to learn more. #Utilities #LandDevelopmentCode #RichlandCountySC #RCU

Riverside Bridge in Christian County is Sinking? Sunday, March 31, 2024 Christian County Highway Department Phone: (417) 581-2112 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 1106 W Jackson St Ozark, MO 65721 Highway Administrator Miranda Beadles, P.E. Please call 417-582-4389 County Roadway Superintendent Brent Young Presiding Commissioner for Christian County Lynn Morris (417)582-4304 lmorris@christiancountymo.gov Ozark Special Road District Barbara Hover - PRESIDENT (417) 581-1632 Open Letter Sent out: Sun, Oct 8, 10:07 PM Dear Lynn Morris, Commissioner of Christian County, Ozark Missouri I am writing to you as a concerned citizen and a frequent user of the new Riverside Bridge that spans the Finley River in Ozark, Missouri. I have noticed some signs of settling or movement at the embankment of the bridge, which I believe could pose a potential safety hazard for the bridge users and the nearby residents. I have done some research on the internet and found some links that show the construction process and the design features of the bridge. Here are some of the links that I found: [New Riverside Bridge opens in Ozark]: This is a news article that reports the opening of the new bridge on November 7, 2020. It mentions that the bridge has two 12-foot lanes and a 10-foot-wide pedestrian and bike lane. It also states that the bridge is 11 feet higher than the old bridge, which means it is less prone to flooding. [Riverside Bridge Project]: This is a webpage that provides information about the project background, timeline, funding, and partners. It also has a video that shows the relocation of the old bridge to a nearby site next to the historic Ozark Mill. [Riverside Bridge Design]: This is a PDF document that shows the design drawings and specifications of the new bridge. It includes details such as the bridge geometry, cross-sections, elevations, foundations, abutments, piers, girders, deck, railings, lighting, and drainage. Based on these links, I have some questions and concerns about the bridge settling or movement. First of all, I wonder if the bridge has any expansion joints or other devices to accommodate thermal movements due to temperature changes or solar radiation. I know that some bridges do not have expansion joints and use integral abutments and semi-integral piers instead, but I am not sure if this is the case for the new Riverside Bridge. #springfieldmo #nixamo #land #ozarks #bransonmo #republicmo #local #joplinmo #ozark #sgf #missouri #bestof #rogersvillemo #mag #springfieldmissouri #ky #kolr #news #kspr #sgfmo #showmespringfieldmo #downtownsgf #girl #bransonlanding #lovespringfield #bolivarmo #bransonmissouri #spots #springfield #ozarkmo #springfieldmo #nixamo #land #ozarks #bransonmo #republicmo #local #joplinmo #ozark #sgf #missouri #bestof #rogersvillemo #mag #springfieldmissouri #ky #kolr #news #kspr #sgfmo #showmespringfieldmo #downtownsgf #girl #bransonlanding #lovespringfield #bolivarmo #bransonmissouri #spots #springfield