Water supply to several parts of the city was affected on Wednesday night as water was not supplied from four overhead water tanks and two boosting stations of the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC).
The civic body was forced to discontinue the supply as there was a leakage at the Fajalpur French well and the civic body was forced to stop operating the pumps there to facilitate repair works.A thin suede cover wraps around a rubberized plastic keyboard, giving the Solar Keyboard Folio an understated look and comfortable feel in your hand. The repairs were conducted so that they coincide with the work of making connections to a new water tank that was coming up in the town planning scheme 13 and to a new sump that was created for the Jail Road water supply tank.
In wake of the works, water could not be supplied fro the Chhani, Jail Road, Sayajibaug and Lalbaug water tanks. Supply was also discontinued from the Warasiya and Juni Gadhi boosting stations.
VMC officials said that the civic body was trying to ensure that water supply limped back to normalcy from Thursday morning itself. Effectively, they said water supply suffered only on one time on Wednesday evening. This is the second time within a month when repair works have lead to water woes in the city.
HB 1013 drew strong support from the Colorado Farm Bureau and the Colorado Water Congress. However, it ran into some surprise opposition from a ski county resident: Summit County Commissioner Dan Gibbs.Research conducted in Australia and overseas shows that D-Cycloserine helps patients to learn that what they fear is safe Gibbs told the ag committee the bill was opposed by Colorado Counties, Inc.Metadoxine (pyridoxine–pyrrolidone carboxylate) has been reported to improve liver function tests in alcoholic patients (CCI),New additions to their line-up include the Mercury Ultra White Matt 405gsm inkjet canvas, 5-metre-length inkjet trial rolls of the PermaJet Oyster 271gsm and Ultra Pearl 295gsm media, an all-new Image Block Print Display System, a range of fast drying canvas protective varnishes in 2.5-litre cans, an anti-curl roller device and more. an association of county commissioners.
The bill, as introduced last month, prohibited any landowner from requiring water rights as a condition of granting the lease or permit. Andy Karsian of CCI confirmed the original bill was opposed by his organization. However, Sonnenberg addressed that concern with his amendment to narrow the bill to apply only to the federal government. Karsian said this week that CCI now supports HB 1013.
Following Gibbs’ testimony, committee chair Rep. Randy Fischer (D-Fort Collins) briefly recessed the committee. Upon their return, he announced the ag committee would postpone action on HB 1013. It is re-scheduled for the committee this week.
In other action at the capitol:
—Sonnenberg had better success in the ag committee with a bill to modernize the receipt process for commodity elevators. HB 1034 got unanimous support from the committee Monday. The bill would allow elevators to move to electronic receipts for commodity sales, which would make the process for proving payment easier for farmers. HB 1034 is now on its way to the full House for further action.
—The “Drinking with Dad” bill offered by Sen. Greg Brophy (R-Wray) failed to gain enough support to get out of the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee.
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SB 54 drew opposition from the Tavern League of Colorado and the Fraternal Order of Police. The Colorado Restaurant Association also opposed the bill, though its representative, Nick Hoover, said it was a difficult decision since Brophy has been a supporter of the association in the past. The restaurant and tavern groups opposed the bill because it might place waitstaff, who must check identification, into difficult situations with their customers.
Nine other states, including Texas, have similar laws. Brophy told the state affairs committee that allowing such a law in Colorado would help educate young adults on responsible consumption of alcohol. But committee chair Sen. Angela Giron (D-Pueblo) pointed out that this education can take place in the home.
After the hearing, Brophy said there is a quiet movement building, nationwide, to do a regulated drinking age, post-high school and before the age of 21. “I’m happy to be a part of raising that issue and elevating it to the front of people’s minds. We’ll get there some day.”
—The Senate Judiciary Committee killed a bill last week to allow school personnel to carry handguns in schools. Under SB 9, school boards could adopt written policies to allow a school employee to carry a concealed handgun on school grounds, if that person holds a valid concealed weapons permit.
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