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W. 17th Street Open Again in Dubuque


W. 17th Street Open Again in Dubuque
Another Bee Branch Project Phase Wrapping Up
The City of Dubuque trench drain installation at West 17th Street, near the bottom of Heeb Street is pretty well wrapped up now, and the street is open to traffic again.
West 17th was closed on May 3rd, with a target completion date of July 12th.  Stormwater trench drains were installed as part of the Dubuque Bee Branch Project.  Underground utility work was also completed.
The new storm sewer has a vastly greater capacity and is part of an overall effort to reduce flooding problems in the West Locust Street, West 17th Street area, part of the Bee Branch Watershed.  This installation is part of Phase III of the West 17th - West Locust Storm Sewer Improvement component of the city s infrastructure improvement plan.  The city reports the cost of this portion of the project to be over 10.7 million dollars.  The cost of the entire Bee Branch Project is projected at over 233 million d ....

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8 Points In Gov. Murphy's NJ Budget Address That May Affect You


UpdatedFri, Feb 26, 2021 at 1:25 pm ET
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This year s state budget includes no new taxes or fees, but a lot of spending. Here s what you ll be paying for. (Thomas P. Costello/Gannett)
NEW JERSEY Gov. Phil Murphy delivered a 2020 budget address that may have surprised people, proposing a big burst of funding to schools but no new fees or tax hikes
But his address covered a lot of areas – additional school aid, COVID relief, business and pension funding, boosting health care and improving NJ Transit – that millions of New Jerseyans may find interesting, if not appealing . or even detestable
(see list of eight points below). ....

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Cuomo budget funds environmental projects


Much of this spending increase is allocated for the Clean Water Infrastructure Act.
The budget plans for $75 million to be spent on DEC capital projects to address a variety of improvements. These include increasing access to state lands, rehabilitating campgrounds, and upgrading recreational facilities. Funding will also go toward infrastructure work on dams, wetland restoration, state lands and fish hatcheries.
Adirondack Council Communications Director John Sheehan said this is “welcome news” but that more money toward environmental preservation and improvement is always appreciated.
“That would be a good start; certainly the need is much greater than that,” Sheehan said.
The briefing book praised the work of DEC staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, including emergency management staff, forest rangers and environmental conservation police officers. ....

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