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River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.

These images were taken during the last full week of November 2016.

 

Still a reasonable level of traffic here with hard material being trucked out of the Slang/Rehills section of the river bank.

 

I believe the Council have contracted for the removal and transport of soil material from this site to a new (road) construction site down at Calary.

The previous 'mountains' and terraces are slowly but steadily shrinking.

 

On occasion, we have seen a line of 13 such trucks lined up first thing in the morning, ready to haul soil.

The Upper Dargle Road, while a minor one, is a busy little throughway, and is especially busy with the morning/evening rush hours.

Introducing such a level of heavy-duty trucks on to this road, where they need to drive in and out of the Slang/Rehills compound, only serves to further aggravate the traffic flows. The entrance to the site is close to a blind bend. Not good.

 

On a regular basis, we have seen (and felt) the effects of the trucks as they thunder by, particularly the unladen ones returning to pick up another load.

There is the 'speed limit' and then there is 'driving in a manner inappropriate to the road conditions'.

 

The heavy truck traffic also brings debris and soil on to the road.

The contractors struggle to keep the road washed and swept. And the slow progress of their road-sweeping vehicles, in turn, cause delay and frustration for other road users. Not good.

 

It's not a good experience, right now, for the residents along this stretch of road.

  

The Federal Dominion Public Building at 269 Main Street.

 

Construction was financed under the City of Winnipeg’s unemployment relief program of 1932 and Canada’s Public Works Construction Act of 1934.

 

Together, this cooperation of federal and municipal funding helped create one of the largest buildings constructed in Canada during the Great Depression era.

 

The Federal Building is based on the architectural designs of George William Northwood (under the direction of T. W. Fuller, Chief Architect of the Public Works Department), and awarded to the local contractor firm of Carter-Halls-Aldinger at a tendered bid of $1,412,229.

 

The seven-storey building consisted of a steel frame covered with Tyndall-stone with concrete caissons and concrete floors.

 

Design of the exterior main floor was Norman influenced, with the upper floors in Gothic styling.

 

The construction project served as relief work for some 1,300 labourers. The exterior was largely completed by December 1935, with the interior work continuing into 1936.

 

Upon completion, the facility housed federal government offices that were previously spread around the city. The building was ready for occupancy in June 1936.

 

The Federal Building was classified Federal Heritage Building 11 October, 1990.

Contractor's freight descends through the woods above Llanberis. Taken on October 24, 2007

An FDOT Contractor (Broadspectrum Services) at Race Trac in Ormond Beach

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Cab has been extended to provide more legroom

A patchwork. A palimpsest.

 

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Scania 82M. A434BSE Hugh Simpson Contractors, Wick. early nineties.

My grading contractor flew down to Lake Lanier today to look at dredging our cove out while the lake is a record low levels.

 

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River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.

These images were taken during the third week of August, 2016.

 

Adjacent to The People's Park, a large compound is the site of continuing work along this section of the river. Some of the works are nearing completion.

 

Access is quite restricted here, and involves shipping material in/out via the entrance further upriver, adjacent to The Slang.

A temporary soil shelf has been laid along this wall-side, to allow better access for vehicles moving materials in and out.

 

Work here along the riverbank, between Glenwood and The Maltings, involves stabilisation measures (digging out a channel, and dropping in large boulders) intended to reinforce this newly constructed/shaped length of bank.

 

At the side of the Glenwood Road housing is a little strip of land, which previously culverted a stream. They laid new drainage piping last year. And now, they've neatly finished over with a little waterfall feature. Very pleasing aesthetically. I wonder whether there wlil be public access to a pathway on that opposite bank at some stage, running on towards Killarney Glen?

  

Bezzina still uses this occasionally and attends the Annual classic truck show.

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