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Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 11, 2026
The City of Amesbury is soliciting bids for the removal and replacement of bituminous activated carbon. Bid specifications are available on July 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM on the City of Amesbury Bids page. Bids must be submitted to 1 Market Street, Amesbury, MA 01913 by no later than 11:00 AM on August 11, 2026, and the City reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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Census ID
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224803
Population
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17,269
Procurement Hell Score
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76 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Amesbury
The board discussed several planning and development items. Key actions included the approval of an ANR application for 8 Noel St. with specific conditions regarding lot buildability and positive recommendations to the City Council for Bills 2026-106 and 2026-107 regarding drainage access and utility easements. The board continued public hearings for 30 Lake Attitash Road, 29 Water Street, 9 and 9 RR Oakland Street, and 12 Oak Street to a future meeting date. Site plan and special permit applications for 84 Congress Street were approved with conditions regarding driveway access and landscape planning. Additionally, the board approved several project invoices.
The Board discussed two primary continued public hearings. For 253 Main Street, the Board reviewed an application for a Special Permit and Variance and requested that the applicant submit updated plans including lot lines and setbacks. For 27 Kimball Road, the Board received a presentation on a comprehensive permit for an 86-unit residential development, including significant modifications to site density, architecture, landscaping, and parking. Legal counsel provided guidance on the peer review process, emphasizing that financial pro forma reviews were currently premature. Public comment included concerns regarding snow removal, traffic safety, light pollution, and the overall impact of the development on the neighborhood.
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The board reviewed several sign applications, approving designs for Marker 24 and iMarc. A City Council referral regarding the Housing Production Plan was discussed, and a positive recommendation was sent with amendments to the priority housing target areas table. The board addressed an ANR application for 8 Noel St., which was continued. Several ongoing hearing items were reviewed, including peer review proposals for 28 Haverhill Road, site plan updates and landscape screening requirements for 84 Congress Street, and project status updates for 29 Water Street, with discussions on payment in lieu of affordable units. Administrative matters included the review of project closeout components for 2 Merrimac Street and the approval of invoices for Stantec.
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