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A new keyless live-occupancy provider (MobiData BW's ParkAPI, DL-DE-BY-2.0) joins Heidelberg's feed — reusable config-only for any Baden-Württemberg town with a sensored public garage.
Die Echtzeit-Belegung des ehemaligen Schiebeparkplatzes und zweier weiterer Parkplätze, direkt aus dem offenen ParkAPI von MobiData BW.
Ein Rechner zeigt, was Parken je nach Dauer wirklich kostet — in den fünf Parkhäusern der Stadtwerke und am Parkplatz Universität Wilhelmstraße, der Nachfolgerin des Schiebeparkplatzes.
A fare page that does the arithmetic for a real party rather than listing prices, and compares tickets for people who cross regularly. Every price comes from the operator live, so it is right the day the tariff changes. Any Washington State Ferries route can have one.
For coasts no national tide service covers, tide times come from a global model computed on a coarse grid offshore — which can put the water an hour out and half a metre high. Where a real tide gauge nearby publishes its own record, we now measure the difference across several seasons and correct the page, and say on the page which gauge was used and how closely it matches. Lamu is the first: high and low water there now land within about a quarter of an hour of the gauge instead of three quarters.
Put in who is travelling and what you are bringing, and it works out the crossing from Washington State Ferries' own price list, read fresh each day. It handles the two things people most often get wrong here: the vehicle fare already includes the driver, and this route collects a fare in both directions. A second part compares paying each time against a commuter card or a monthly pass at however often you actually cross — and will tell you plainly when no pass is worth it, which is the case for a senior travelling on foot.
Compare Cheltenham's central car parks — Regent Arcade, Town Centre East, St James Street and Bath Terrace — against the Arle Court park & ride for what a visit actually costs, by how long you're staying and how many of you there are. Includes the Cheltenham Festival's race-week park & ride shuttle fare.
A gate or tower with its own official page now links to it — the field existed but was never shown. And the access notes now turn phone numbers into tappable links, which matters when the note is how to ring and ask whether the walls are open today.
The parking calculator could already vary a tariff by season and by time of day, but not by weekday — so a council that charges more on Fridays and Saturdays could not be described accurately. It now can, and the calculator shows both a standard and a premium day at once. Every existing town's prices are unchanged.
Our research said 2.5 miles around 263 acres. Friends of York Walls and Visit York both publish 3.4 km, about 2 miles, and the 263-acre figure could not be confirmed anywhere. Corrected while building the walls tool. Walmgate Bar's distinction is also narrower than we had it: it is the only town gate in England that still has its barbican.
First York's city and Park & Ride routes and East Yorkshire's Y12 and Y14, read from the operators' own tracking feed. It cannot tell you a bus has been cancelled: York's cancellation data goes to a system that publishes nothing publicly, so an empty card means no bus is reporting, not that yours is gone.
Council car parks cost about 10% more on Fridays, Saturdays and event days. The calculator shows both prices side by side rather than making you pick a day to find out. The council publishes no list of which other days count as event days, and the page says so.
Parking costs for all ten council long-stay car parks against a Park & Ride return, including the Friday and Saturday premium. Who can drive into the footstreets and through which gate. How busy the centre will be on a given day. Live bus positions, live river levels and flood warnings, your own bin days with email reminders, the city walls with their dusk locking times, and a place for residents to answer the questions York people keep asking each other.
Cairo's page now opens with a drawing looking across the Nile from the wooded tip of Zamalek island, the city's rooftops spreading east to the Mokattam escarpment.
Alexandria's page now opens with a drawing of the Corniche curving around the Eastern Harbour during a nawwa, waves breaking over the seawall below the apartment blocks.
Die Tübinger Seite beginnt jetzt mit einer Zeichnung: Stocherkähne am Neckar unterhalb der Neckarfront, die Platanenallee auf der Neckarinsel gegenüber und dahinter der Schönbuch.
Norway's page now opens with a drawing of potato drills in red island soil running toward the Gulf of St. Lawrence, a farmstead in the middle distance, and the North Cape wind turbines on the horizon.
Kingston's page now opens with a drawing of Fort Henry's limestone ramparts on the hill where Lake Ontario becomes the St. Lawrence, with the Wolfe Island ferry crossing in the distance.
A curated kind for hot-climate towns, first used in St. George. It sorts public places by how they actually beat the heat — air conditioning, water or shade — and puts the one that works at the current hour first, because at the peak of a desert afternoon shade is not enough and a splash pad still bakes you. Open and closed are computed against the real clock off the same tested engine the opening-hours kind uses; seasonal water features carry their own date ranges, and a shoulder-season timetable can replace the summer one so a pool never advertises hours it has stopped keeping.
The board had nothing between late June and the September rodeo. Added the city's two free summer series — Concerts in the Park on the second Monday of the month and Movies in the Park on the second and fourth Fridays, with the four films left this year — and the Saturday farmers market at Vernon Worthen Park, each linked to the page it was checked on.
Ten public places in St. George where the heat is easier — the library, the two pools, the rec center, the splash-pad parks and the shaded ones — with what is open at the moment you look. Which kind of relief the page recommends first changes with the hour: at the peak of the afternoon only air conditioning really holds, and by early morning the shaded parks are the better answer and they are free. Neither the city nor the county publishes a list of official cooling centres, so the page says so plainly rather than letting anyone mistake a library for a shelter.
Most tool pages opened with two paragraphs that overlapped — the short summary under the title, then a longer note that often repeated it before getting to anything new. On a phone that pushed the first button or number down the page. The repeated sentences are now removed automatically, so 370 tools open with the summary, then only what it doesn't already say. Nothing was lost: where the longer note held the only copy of a fact, the summary was rewritten to keep it.
Two changes to the shared machinery behind the tools, both from towns whose rules did not fit what we had. **A second shape of German rent index.** German cities publish their Mietspiegel in two structurally different ways, and until now we could only read one of them. Erlangen's is a worksheet of named tables, each with its own rule. Tübingen's is a points score: every feature is worth whole points, the points add up, and the total is the percentage applied to a base rent read off a floor-area and building-year grid. Neither can be expressed honestly as the other, so there are now two kinds and a note in the code saying to pick by the shape of the city's own document rather than by the city. The new one also carries three things the first never needed: a zone you find by typing your street, features that stop being claimable once they became standard, and a zone value that is not a number at all — Tübingen's Zone X means the Mietspiegel does not apply to that address, and the page says so instead of computing something. **Winters that are banned outright, not forecast.** Our winter parking tool was built for a city that declares a ban when enough snow is forecast. Kingston's January and February are banned every night regardless of weather, with only December and March decided by the forecast. Asking "could a ban be declared tonight?" in January is the wrong question, and the honest failure was quiet: on a clear January night the town page would have shown a green "no ban-level snow forecast" over a rule that ends in a tow. Winter parking tools can now carry periods that are banned outright. Those nights outrank any forecast, still answer when the weather service is unreachable, and are shown on the page all year, because that is a rule worth knowing in advance rather than on the night. Ottawa's page is unchanged.
Tübingen ist mit zwei Werkzeugen online. **Der Mietspiegel-Rechner** beantwortet die Frage, die auf r/Tuebingen häufiger gestellt wird als jede andere: Was ist für diese Wohnung eigentlich üblich? Tübingen hat einen qualifizierten Mietspiegel nach § 558d BGB, den Mietspiegel 2024, gültig bis zum 30. November 2026. Die Seite rechnet mit genau seinen Zahlen — der Basismiete nach Wohnfläche und Baujahr, den Punkten für Lage, Heizung, Bodenbelag, Sanitär und Ausstattung. Die Zone finden Sie über Ihre Straße; die Straßenliste der Stadt ist vollständig hinterlegt, auch dort, wo eine Straße je nach Hausnummer in verschiedenen Zonen liegt. Zwei Dinge sagt die Seite deutlich, weil sie sonst falsch gelesen wird. Das Ergebnis ist die ortsübliche Vergleichsmiete: der Maßstab für eine Mieterhöhung in einem laufenden Mietverhältnis, nicht der Preis, den eine frei angebotene Wohnung im Inserat hat — der liegt hier oft darüber. Und für alles, was zählt, gilt der amtliche Rechner der Stadt; auf ihn und auf Mieterbund, Haus & Grund und die Fachabteilung Wertermittlung wird auf der Seite verwiesen. Wo der Mietspiegel nichts aussagt — Zone X, unter 25 m², ab 160 m² —, nennt die Seite keine Zahl, statt eine zu erfinden. **Die Empfehlungsseite** sammelt die neun Fragen, die hier jedes Semester neu gestellt werden: Hausarztpraxis mit freien Plätzen, Zahnarzt mit tragbaren Kassenpreisen, warmes Mittagessen für ältere Angehörige, Fahrradladen, Friseur, Handwerk, Sport, Ankommen als Neue oder Neuer, günstig einkaufen. Antworten kommen von Leuten, die hier wohnen, und bleiben stehen, statt wegzuscrollen. Zum Lesen brauchen Sie nichts; zum Eintragen und Abstimmen ein kostenloses Konto.
Kingston is live with two tools, both reading the City's own data rather than a page someone has to keep retyping. **Next Buses** shows the next departures from the four busiest stops — Downtown, Queen's/Kingston General Hospital, Cataraqui Centre and St. Lawrence College — reading Kingston Transit's published timetable and its live vehicle feed together. Times marked live come from the bus itself; the rest are the timetable, and the page says which is which. Route changes and holiday schedules follow automatically, because it reads the same file the agency publishes. It is not the agency: for a cancellation or a detour, Kingston Transit's service alerts are still the word that counts. **Winter Parking Ban** answers the question the rules make genuinely confusing. In January and February there is no overnight on-street parking at all — every night, snow or no snow, 1 a.m. to 7 a.m., and from midnight around Kingston General Hospital. In December and March the City only bans it when the weather calls for it, and announces that by about 4 p.m. The page tells you which rule tonight falls under, and in the weather-based months whether the forecast snow is anywhere near the 5 cm the City acts on. It never says a ban is on — only the City declares one — and it links straight to the City's page and its email notices. Both tools carry the City of Kingston's open data licence. If something here is wrong, the correction link at the foot of each page comes to us.
banded-bill handles utilities where crossing a threshold reprices the whole month rather than just the next unit. water-tariff handles unmetered towns billed on a fee schedule pinned to an index unit. planning-constraints looks up what is designated over a point from an open national planning register. Each is reusable by any town on the same footing.
The borough does not publish collection days in a form we can reproduce, so this page does not guess yours — it explains the fortnightly cycle, what belongs in each bin, and links straight to the council's address checker. Batteries go in a small clear bag on top of the bin, never inside it.
Type a postcode and see what is recorded over that spot on the national planning platform — green belt, conservation area, Surrey Hills, the Thames Basin Heaths protection zone — plus listed buildings within 200 metres. Your postcode is not stored or logged. It is a record, not a planning decision, and the council remains the only authority on whether you need permission.
Pick your area and band and see the 2026/27 charge split between Surrey County Council, the Police and Crime Commissioner, the borough and your parish. Band D in the unparished town area is GBP 2,501.18.
La página ya trae las exenciones del artículo 288 de la Ley Federal de Derechos. Entre ellas, una que toca directamente a Tepoztlán: las personas de comunidades indígenas del municipio y de los municipios colindantes no pagan ningún día, acreditando su domicilio con identificación oficial vigente.
Calcula el impuesto con las dos tasas del artículo 4 (2 al millar sobre los primeros 70,000 pesos y 3 al millar sobre el excedente), aplica el mínimo legal y muestra el 50 por ciento para personas jubiladas, pensionadas, de 60 años o más y con discapacidad que pagan por adelantado.
Un calendario de aglomeración para las próximas ocho semanas: fines de semana, puentes de descanso obligatorio y el Reto al Tepozteco, con consejos concretos de dónde estacionarse y por dónde entrar.
La cuota mensual es fija y no depende de cuánta agua llegue. La herramienta convierte las cuotas de la Ley de Ingresos 2026 a pesos con el valor vigente de la UMA, y muestra las dos tarifas de pipa que publica la ley — 2.8 UMA en el artículo 22 y 4 UMA en el 31 — porque son dos servicios distintos.
The band is chosen on your reading divided by the number of homes on the meter, so on a shared block meter one heavy user can push every flat up a band. Past 30 cubic metres per home, one more cubic metre adds about EGP 98. Figures are read from the Holding Company's own bill calculator.
Above 650 kWh a month, the whole month is repriced — so one extra unit at that line costs EGP 369.60, not the price of one unit. The page works out your bill from EgyptERA's published tariff, names the band you are in, and shows how far you are from the next one.
The school-calendar tool was built for a valley of five districts and still said so — "School's out for summer across the valley", and "1 valley districts" on a town page. Counts and phrasing now follow the number of districts a town actually has, and the dates in a break like "16–19 Oct" are joined the way each language orders days and months.
The page went live earlier this week but the code behind it did not ship with it, so it showed nothing. It reads the federal Clean Water Act record for Massard and P Street again — and now also shows how many discharge limits each plant exceeded in the last three years and for which pollutants, next to the compliance-schedule counter that put Massard on EPA's serious list. The two say different things, and the page now says which is which.
Is there school today, when the next day off is, and every break in the Fort Smith Public Schools 2026–2027 year — first day Wednesday 12 August 2026, last day Friday 21 May 2027. Every date was read off the district's own calendar, which stays the authority; the three days it lists only as "No School" are listed here the same way, and the parent–teacher conference days are named rather than guessed at.
Nauli za boti kwenda Mokowe, Manda na Shela hazitangazwi popote rasmi, hivyo ubao huu unategemea wakazi. Ukishalipa nauli au ukanunua kitu, weka bei uliyolipa; ubao unaonyesha bei ya katikati kutokana na taarifa za hivi karibuni. Unahitaji kuingia kwenye akaunti ili kuweka taarifa.
Ukurasa mpya unaonyesha nyakati za maji kujaa na kupwa katika mlango wa bahari wa Lamu, kwa leo na kwa wiki ijayo. Nyakati hizi zimekokotolewa kwa mfumo wa dunia nzima, kisha zikarekebishwa kwa kulinganisha na kipimo halisi cha maji kilichopo ufukweni Lamu — katika miezi mitano tofauti ya mwaka uliopita, zilitofautiana na kipimo halisi kwa wastani wa dakika nane.
The research note behind Fort Smith's water and sewer tools has been re-checked. It carried the water-rate increase as August 2025; it was August 2024, and that error had propagated into two live tools. Both are fixed, and the note now records the correction rather than quietly overwriting it. It also gained the half of the sewer story nobody local publishes: what the federal Clean Water Act record says about the two treatment plants, which is now its own tool.
A review of Fort Smith's pages this week turned up four things that were wrong, and they are fixed. The bill estimator was adding $14.59 a month for sanitation. That was the October 2020 rate; it has been $15.89 since January 2022 and did not change in the city's November 2025 rate package, so every estimate was running about $1.30 light. It now uses the current figure. Two dates were out. The water-rate increase — the first since 2011 — took effect on 1 August 2024, not 2025; the rates page had the wrong year. And the modification to the sewer consent decree was approved by the Board of Directors on 3 March 2026 and entered by the federal court in July 2026, not in March 2025 as both the rates page and the bill estimator said. Both now describe what actually happened, including that a second water increase was proposed and held off, so the 2024 water rates are still the current ones. The trash page carried a phone number, 479-784-2465, that the city does not publish anywhere we can find. Solid Waste Services is 479-784-2262. While fixing it we rewrote the page: yard waste was missing entirely (it is every other week, on its own truck), the Dial-A-Truck rules are now spelled out — free once every three months for up to five items — and the page no longer says there is no collection map, because the city has both an address search and a downloadable one. Also on the events board: both farmers-market entries pointed at a page that has since gone. The Saturday market now links a working listing. The midweek market is listed differently by different sources, so the board no longer names a day for it.
Your sewer bill goes up 3.5% every January until 2030, and in July 2026 the U.S. District Court signed off on moving the deadline for the work it pays for from 2027 to 2038. The Sewer Plants on the Record is the other end of that: what EPA's enforcement database says about the Massard and P Street water reclamation facilities, read live. For each plant it shows how many of the last twelve quarters carry a violation, how many were serious enough for EPA's significant non-compliance list, how much the plant actually treats against what it was permitted to treat, and when a regulator last inspected it. Underneath is the dated schedule the city is being held to, from the 2015 filing to the court's entry of the modification last week. The two plants read very differently right now, and the page explains why: the counter running against Massard is a compliance-schedule counter — dated obligations missed — not a measure of what is leaving the plant. It is a regulatory ledger, it lags by a quarter, and it does not record individual overflows; the page says so, and carries the 24-hour number to call if you can see or smell one.
Seven towns' prayer times pages linked a cross-check calculator at a URL that now returns Not Found. Each one now points at that town's own prayer calendar instead, checked page by page. It surfaced while building the same tool for two new towns.
The fare calculator is for metros that charge by how many stations you travel rather than how far. It routes over the operator's own station list, preferring the route with the fewest stations because that is what the tariff charges for, and it refuses to price a trip longer than the published fare table instead of guessing. The collection calendar reads a waste hauler's own dated feed rather than deriving days from a weekday rule, so a cancelled pickup says where it moved to instead of quietly disappearing. Both are reusable: the first for any station-counted metro, the second for the several hundred North American municipalities on the same collection service.
Norway has no council, so the collection calendar comes from Island Waste Management. This page reads their own dated calendar rather than working the days out from a rule, which means a holiday move shows up exactly as IWMC has it — including the days when nothing is collected and the pickup moves to a Saturday. Norway Road and Tignish village are different zones and both are shown, because the boundary runs between neighbours. There are also Environment Canada warnings for Prince County, and the lobster season for LFA 24 with the three-day weather delay that moved the 2026 dates.
The nawwāt — the named winter storms — are on the dates the Alexandria Port Authority itself publishes, read from its Arabic table, as an almanac of when a storm is due rather than a forecast that one will arrive. Swimming conditions carry today's measured sea and explain the beach flag system, including that a red flag means entering the water is forbidden outright; they never show a flag colour, because status is announced daily by the governorate and there is no feed for it — the flag on the pole at the beach is the authority. There is also a page on the Raml tram closure and its replacement buses, and prayer times on Egypt's official angles.
Prayer times are worked out from the sun over the city using Egypt's own official method — the Egyptian General Authority of Survey angles — and the page keeps working once loaded, so it is there underground. The fare calculator asks where you get on and where you get off, counts the stations across all three lines, and shows the route it counted so you can check it. Where a trip lands exactly on the edge between two fare bands, it shows both prices and explains why, because the operator publishes the bands but not whether the station you board at is counted. We also corrected the fares we had on file: they are EGP 10, 12, 15 and 20 since 27 March 2026.
A fix worth naming, because the failure it removes was silent. The pages that carry national weather warnings match a town against the area a warning names. Most weather services publish one region per warning area, which matched cleanly. Some publish every region a warning covers as one long comma-separated string instead — Finland's feed does — and against those the match never succeeded. The page did not break. It just said there were no warnings, every day, whatever the weather, which is worse. Areas named as a list are now read as the separate regions they are. Names are still matched in full, so nothing matches by accident, and countries that name one region per area behave exactly as before. Oulu's new warnings page does not rely on this — it reads the Finnish Meteorological Institute directly — but other towns on the shared European feed did.
Anti-social behaviour is the thing residents and councillors here raise most often about the town centre, so there is now a page showing what has actually been reported to South Wales Police around it — every incident, month by month, straight from the police service's own open data. It is a record of reports, not a verdict on the town, and the page says so. It also says two things it would be easy to leave out: that anti-social behaviour is not the biggest number in that data — violent crime and shoplifting are each recorded more often — and that the police publish monthly and in arrears, so the newest month available is about two months old. It answers what has been reported here over months. It cannot answer whether it is safe out there tonight, and does not pretend to. The reporting routes are on the page because reporting is what puts an area on the police and the council's list: 999 while it is happening, 101 or the force's online form afterwards, the council where a tenancy is involved, and Crimestoppers if you would rather not give your name.