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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Removal of existing carpet and installation of Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring in two (2) offices and one (1) hallway located within the Municipal Building.
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Census ID
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114925
Population
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752
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Bath
The meeting focused on the Warm Springs planning process and the status of a county resolution, with the council emphasizing the need for clarity regarding future financial commitments and jurisdictional roles. Other key topics included the upcoming Apple Butter Festival, the unveiling of 250th-anniversary commemorative coins, and a report on a Federal Reserve conference concerning economic opportunities in rural America. Additionally, the council discussed new support from the Department of Tourism regarding advertising commitments.
The council meeting addressed several topics, including honoring the legacy of a deceased former council member and citizen. A significant portion of the meeting focused on a property use request for a 'Proud to be an American' rally, involving the closure of Fairfax Street to accommodate first responder vehicles. The council discussed logistical concerns regarding the impact on local businesses and pedestrian access. Additionally, the mayor provided updates on the successful garden award program and discussed a potential tourism partnership strategy with the city of Romney to promote regional attractions.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and community items. Key topics included the recognition of Constitution Week, the donation and gifting of historic surveying equipment, and updates on the water moratorium petition. Various committee reports were provided, including updates on On Trac activities, park projects, the Train Depot, and streetscape improvements. Property use applications were approved for the Apple Butter Festival and a tree distribution event. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved various expenditures for the Town, BSWW, cemetery, depot, tree board, and other departments.
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