Trump claims he knows nothing about Project 2025, but he’s denied lovers before. #cartoon by Jon Richards. #project2025 #2024election https://lnkd.in/gxdSCWGh
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What's #project2025? It's the #farright's plan, through #donaldtrump, for an authoritarian takeover of the United States. The Project's intent is to abolish federal departments and agencies and to destroy the legal and governance cultures of liberal democracy, replacing them with new bureaucratic structures, staffed by new politically vetted cadres, to support autocratic rule. WIKI: https://lnkd.in/gBAKUGHQ
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On May 15, Congress held its first hearing about the #KeyBridge collapse where lawmakers asked officials behind the federal response questions about the ship’s power outage, the safety of other bridges and how to pay for a new bridge. Read the full story at the link below! #news #usnews #construction #constructionnews #bridgeconstruction #constructionindustry #transportation #engineering #RoadsAndBridges
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Why you need a zoning bylaw? To: - implement the objectives and policies of a municipality’s official plan - provide a legal and precise way of managing land use and future development in addition to the official plan, - protects you from conflicting and - possibly dangerous land uses in your community.
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Most condemnations begin with a letter or knock at the door. The taker or, more often, a land-acquisition agent shows up or sends you a letter asking for permission to survey and inspect your property for a particular infrastructure project. Even if the condemnor is just asking to inspect and survey your land and hasn’t yet set an offer, you should still call an attorney. Find out why here: https://bit.ly/45mermR #txlege
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Ecopreneur and consultant with a focus on systemic innovation & sustainability, policy lead ECOLISE/ EU Climate Pact Ambassador
🎉 The fact that the #EU Nature Restoration Law was FINALLY voted this week is historic: For the first time, Europe has binding targets on nature restoration and protection. This is the much needed complementary piece of the #EuropeanGreenDeal - with a positive impact for the health and well-being of all of us. A really successful finishing line of the first 5 years of the #EuropeanGreenDeal. 😍 For me personally, the #RestoreNature law is a BIG relief, and a sign that the understanding of the urgency and relevance of the planetary crisis within European politics and policies have come far. 5 years ago, this law would have been unthinkable. Now, political groups across all party lines discuss and agree - even though this last version is considerably watered down, its mere existence is a rainbow of hope. 🌈 Now it is time to make the #RestoreNature law a reality on the ground. Many initiatives - as those regrouped within the European Network of community-led initiatives on climate change and sustainability ECOLISE (such as #permaculture #transition #ecovillages) - already work on this. 💪 Now they have the power of the #RestoreNature law backing up their efforts ❣
Last minute political manoeuvres, coalition collapse & legal challenges – the Nature Restoration Law’s dramatic final showdown was suitably epic. But could the final seal of approval be reversed? @NatashaFoote outlines why that's not likely. #RestoreNature https://lnkd.in/gC5UaTma
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Good succinct advice for landowners here.
Can I put a gate on a public right of way? 🚶 This is one of the most frequently asked questions we receive in the CLA legal department. However, as is the way with much of public access, there is no simple answer. To help outline the correct rules and guidelines for landowners, CLA National Access Adviser Claire Wright explains what members should consider if they are contemplating putting up a structure on a public right of way: https://bit.ly/3Tqia0l
Can I put a gate on a public right of way? Understanding the rules and guidelines • CLA
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Can I put a gate on a public right of way? 🚶 This is one of the most frequently asked questions we receive in the CLA legal department. However, as is the way with much of public access, there is no simple answer. To help outline the correct rules and guidelines for landowners, CLA National Access Adviser Claire Wright explains what members should consider if they are contemplating putting up a structure on a public right of way: https://bit.ly/3Tqia0l
Can I put a gate on a public right of way? Understanding the rules and guidelines • CLA
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Specialist Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental Recruiter working at Matchtech, connecting like-minded Technical Professionals.
A few mixed opinions on this project going through I'm sure, however it's shaping up to be a massive project for Geotechnical & Tunnelling Engineer's. They'll definitely need a few archaeologists on site once the project begins I would think. #geotechnicalengineering #geotechnical #tunnelling
High Court dismisses campaigners’ Stonehenge tunnel challenge A High Court judge has dismissed a campaign group’s legal challenge against National Highways’ plans to build a £1.7bn road tunnel underneath the Stonehenge World Heritage Site. #stonehenge #tunnel #highcourt #legalchallenge #highways #infrastructure
High Court dismisses campaigners' Stonehenge tunnel challenge | Ground Engineering
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While it is true that land use attorneys, planners, and other consultants need to understand and explain to their clients the process and implications/appeal rights for legislative, quasi-judicial, administrative/ministerial government actions, I learned over the last 30 years of my career (after litigating land use matters for the 15 previous years) that land use/zoning/development priciples come down to 2 simple mathematical facts: 3 beats 2 and 4 beats 3. That’s the harsh reality in 99% of the cases.
Today, in Dr. Minjee Kim's Local Government and Land Use class, we are excited to learn from Erin Tilton, a seasoned local land use attorney and shareholder at Stearns Weaver Miller, about the different types of local decisions found in land development approvals process and their varying legal implications. Hearing about the real world applications of the concepts learned in class is extremely valuable for navigating the complex world of land use decisions!
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Navigating the intersection of law and land. Discover the key changes and insights of North Dakota's latest procedure update for tribal member land contracts. Click the link to learn more! #NDLandContracts #TribalMemberLand #LegalUpdates #NorthDakotaLaw #ProcedureUpdate #ExpertInsights #EmpowerYourKnowledge #LegalMatters #InformedDecisions #StayAhead
Procedure Update: North Dakota Contracts Involving Tribal Member Land
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