Rising sea levels and temperatures have forced it to rebuild or relocate roads, housing, air fields and other vulnerable facilities damaged by mudslides in Hawaii, floods in Virginia, drought in California and thawing permafrost in Alaska.
Because of the construction of the San Vicente Reservoir north of Lakeside, a 2 mile section of the road had to be submerged, and it was decided to relocate the road 2 mile further west by the foot of Mount Woodson.
Troops and bulldozers were deployed to relocate the road side community known, ironi cally, as Villa Progresso— in somewhat the manner that Vietcong‐dominated communi ties were uprooted in South Vietnam in the mid nineteen‐ sixties.
While evidence such as maps indicates that the third bridge was constructed close to 1840, the first definitive proof of its existence is a survey to relocate the road between the second and third bridges in 1875.
So the festival changed names and relocated down the road.
In 1936, the farm and shop were relocated down the road in Flanders.
We started at the Bedford Stores, which had been recently relocated across the road to the new Myrtle Street shopping parade.
Some of the street-walkers have gone indoors, but many have relocated up the road to the adjacent, middle-class neighbourhoods of Edgbaston and Ladywood.
Any existing public road, which at the time of its acquisition continues to be a necessary and essential part of the county highway system, may, upon mutual agreement between the Secretary and the owner of such road, be relocated outside of the National Area and if not so relocated such road shall be maintained at Federal expense and kept open at all times for general travel purposes.
At the intersection with Bridge Road and County Route 641, the New Jersey Department of Transportation maintains the alignment of County Route 626 from this intersection over the Relocated Seashore Road Bridge.
