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A newly-installed parking meter has been vandalised in St Paul's as the campaign against George Ferguson's residents' parking zonessteps up a gear.
Residents barricaded Morgan Street last week stopping council contractors painting new permit bays as part of the latest stage of parking changes sweeping the city.
Paint was then thrown on double yellow lines inWinkworth Place days later.And last night pictures began circulating of a new meter covered in white paint on the corner ofAshley Road and Dalrymple Road.
St Paul's is the 10th of15 zones being rolled outacross the city.
Protests have taken place across the city in opposition to the schemes but the council plans to complete its roll-out by August 2015.
Alyson Ayland, a spokeswoman for the council, said:We have not had anything reported to us but our engineers will go and look for this meter and put right the damage.
It's both disappointing and costly when people resort to vandalism. If anyone sees someone vandalising machines or signs we would urge them to contact Parking Services via http://www.bristol.gov.uk
She added that the council may not notify the police if they find it is an isolated incident.
Green Party ward councillor Gus Hoyt, who supports the idea ofRPZs, said he had recieved a complaint about the paint on the street.
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El Dorado Ranch Park on Oak Glen Road is undergoing the first phase of a landscaping and irrigation project. Landscape architect Steve Franken said in addition to shrubs and wildflowers, three varieties of trees will be included in the landscape project.
The three varieties of trees to be planted include 42 shade trees the western red bud, coastal live oak and sycamore. A wildflower mix on the slope will help stabilize erosion and will be included in the phase.
This is an extension of the jewels of the city and its going to provide trail access and restroom facilities for this part of town, said Frenken. The park is designed for equestrians, hikers and bikers. There are 4.1 miles of beautiful trails.
The project also includes six concrete picnic tables and two combination trash receptacles, which are bear-proof. The irrigation system will be an efficient drip system and is included in the project and will be done by contractor Green Go.
This project, funded by a State Environmental Enhancement and Mitigation Program grant and Parks Capital Replacement Funds, includes the installation of the irrigation system, landscaping and decomposed granite surfacing at the El Dorado Ranch Park.
The work is slated for completion by early November. The majority of it should be done in time for the Romp, Stomp and Bark event to be held at EL Dorado Ranch Park later this month.
The second phase of El Dorado Ranch Park will include group camping. There is no final design or timetable for the second phase.
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Locals take in the Seven Senses event at Toowong in 2014. Photo: Supplied
When it comes to contemporary neighbourhoods, Tobias Volbert firmly believes we need to go back to the future.
The German landscape architect said the rapid evolution of suburban streets into traffic channels had come at the expense of once vibrant and cohesive communities.
Now, he is leading the charge to resurrect suburban enclaves where children play in streets and neighbours chat over fences.
Tobias Volbert believes having children play in the street will encourage more cohesive neighbourhoods. Photo: Supplied
"If we design our streets so they are more fun, it would populate the streets more and there would be more human interaction," he said.
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"People in cars would slow down because there would be people in the streets.
"We really need to go back to the future, back to community life, to see how can we can engage with our neighbours.
"It's really an urban issue. Hopefully we can engage again."
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Locals take in the Seven Senses event at Toowong in 2014. Photo: Supplied
When it comes to contemporary neighbourhoods, Tobias Volbert firmly believes we need to go back to the future.
The German landscape architect said the rapid evolution of suburban streets into traffic channels had come at the expense of once vibrant and cohesive communities.
Now, he is leading the charge to resurrect suburban enclaves where children play in streets and neighbours chat over fences.
Tobias Volbert believes having children play in the street will encourage more cohesive neighbourhoods. Photo: Supplied
"If we design our streets so they are more fun, it would populate the streets more and there would be more human interaction," he said.
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"People in cars would slow down because there would be people in the streets.
"We really need to go back to the future, back to community life, to see how can we can engage with our neighbours.
"It's really an urban issue. Hopefully we can engage again."
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EUGENE, Ore. -- Arizona upset Oregon again.
For the second year in a row, the Wildcats stunned the Ducks, with Arizona recording a 31-24 win over the nation's second-ranked team Thursday night at Autzen Stadium.
One year after posting a 42-16 win over the fifth-ranked Ducks at home, the Wildcats (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) went on the road to beat Oregon (4-1, 1-1).
Last year it was really heartwarming because it was the seniors' last home game and it was improbable, of course, Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez said. This one, I don't know if anybody picked us. I don't know how many people were talking about us, but I bet you most of them weren't thinking this was going to happen, not on the road.
Arizona running back Terris Jones-Grigsby scored the winning touchdown a 1-yard run with 2:54 remaining to break a 24-24 tie. Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota fumbled at the Ducks' 34-yard line with 2:11 to play, and the Wildcats ran out the clock.
Coach always talks about the best feeling is a winning locker room, and he's right, Jones-Grigsby said.
Arizona freshman quarterback Anu Solomon finished 20-for-31 for 287 yards and a touchdown. Jones-Grigsby gained 115 yards on 27 carries, and running back Nick Wilson added 92 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Wilson also caught a touchdown pass.
Mariota, the Heisman Trophy favorite entering the game, was 20-for-32 for 276 yards and two touchdown passes, and he made a touchdown reception. Freshman wide receiver Devon Allen had five receptions for 78 yards and a touchdown, and running back Royce Freeman gained 85 yards on 19 carries.
First and foremost, give Arizona credit, they played well, Oregon coach Mark Helfrich said. They got hot in the second half, and we did not make enough plays to win. We made a lot of uncharacteristic errors.
The Ducks looked like a strong contender to reach the College Football Playoff after an impressive nonconference win over Michigan State last month, but a loss to the unranked Wildcats will hurt their case. A trip to undefeated UCLA is up next.
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