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29 Apr
Technical Advisory Committee/Full Commission Joint Meeting
12:00 pm – 2:00 pm at BHJ Office
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Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission
Founded October 1 1969, BHJ's missions is “to promote intergovernmental communication, cooperation, and collaboration on issues with a greater than local impact.”
Over 110,000lbs of salt across the state of Ohio—that's a lot of road coverage from ODOT!
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Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission
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It’s not just recreation—it’s transportation!
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City Code 905.06 – Duty of Owner to Keep Sidewalks Clean – requires owners of properties abutting any street in the City of Weirton must maintain the sidewalk in a clean and sanitary condition from snow, ice, dirt, or refuse. This is to protect pedestrian safety throughout the community!
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