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Bear Lake County
Provide one new ambulance and a power load kit with cot, installed.
Posted Date
Nov 5, 2025
Due Date
Nov 24, 2025
Release: Nov 5, 2025
Bear Lake County
Close: Nov 24, 2025
Provide one new ambulance and a power load kit with cot, installed.
Bear Lake County
Precast split box culverts including end base sections, mid base sections, lids with attached curbs, wing walls with attached footing, weld plates, joint wrap, and delivery. Structure 1 dimensions include: 19 LF span, 8 LF rise (top of invert to bottom of deck), 24 LF clear roadway width (distance between curbs). Structure 2 dimensions include: 19 LF span, 8 LF rise (top of invert to bottom of deck), 20 LF clear roadway width (distance between curbs). Curb dimensions include: 1 LF width and 2 LF height. Structures shall meet or exceed aashto hl-93 loading highway design. Please include component handle weights on bid. Structure delivery date is 9/4/2024 and 9/11/2024. Delivery is Equipment will be furnished at time of delivery to facilitate unloading.
Posted Date
May 15, 2024
Due Date
May 22, 2024
Release: May 15, 2024
Bear Lake County
Close: May 22, 2024
Precast split box culverts including end base sections, mid base sections, lids with attached curbs, wing walls with attached footing, weld plates, joint wrap, and delivery. Structure 1 dimensions include: 19 LF span, 8 LF rise (top of invert to bottom of deck), 24 LF clear roadway width (distance between curbs). Structure 2 dimensions include: 19 LF span, 8 LF rise (top of invert to bottom of deck), 20 LF clear roadway width (distance between curbs). Curb dimensions include: 1 LF width and 2 LF height. Structures shall meet or exceed aashto hl-93 loading highway design. Please include component handle weights on bid. Structure delivery date is 9/4/2024 and 9/11/2024. Delivery is Equipment will be furnished at time of delivery to facilitate unloading.
Bear Lake County
Work associated with proposed improvements is generally described as follows: schedule a:apron pavement maintenance schedule b:runway 10-28 pavement maintenance, schedule c:runway 16-34 pavement maintenance, apron pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 3,185 LF of crack sealing, 9,620 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 545 SF of permanent markings. Runway 10-28 pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 5,175 LF of crack sealing, 53,325 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 28,150 SF of permanent markings. Runway 16-34 pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 45,000 LF of crack sealing, 36,055 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 21,105 SF of permanent markings.
Posted Date
Mar 29, 2025
Due Date
Apr 14, 2025
Release: Mar 29, 2025
Bear Lake County
Close: Apr 14, 2025
Work associated with proposed improvements is generally described as follows: schedule a:apron pavement maintenance schedule b:runway 10-28 pavement maintenance, schedule c:runway 16-34 pavement maintenance, apron pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 3,185 LF of crack sealing, 9,620 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 545 SF of permanent markings. Runway 10-28 pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 5,175 LF of crack sealing, 53,325 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 28,150 SF of permanent markings. Runway 16-34 pavement maintenance consists of crack seal, seal coat, temporary and permanent paint markings. Approximate quantities include 45,000 LF of crack sealing, 36,055 SY of asphalt surface treatment, and 21,105 SF of permanent markings.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bear Lake, County of
The meeting included discussions on the Overlay Zone ordinance, including its review and potential expansion. The board discussed options and ideas to make the ordinance more effective. A campground ordinance was also discussed, with the board and commissioners making several changes to the draft to better reflect the needs of the county. The election of officers resulted in Ron Jensen retaining his position as Chairman, and Albert Johnson as Vice Chairman. The 40-acre zoning requirement in the county was discussed and it was decided that it will remain the same.
The meeting included discussions and public hearings regarding a rezone application for Trevor Neal to rezone five acres to rural community, which was approved, along with the lot split application. The board also discussed a Campground Ordinance, including concerns about buffer areas, enforcement of camping restrictions, sewer disposal, and the applicability of the ordinance to existing campgrounds, ultimately deciding to table it for further adjustments. Additionally, a concept plan for a subdivision near St Charles was presented, with the board offering suggestions for its development.
The meeting included discussions and a review of a concept plan for a subdivision, focusing on water acquisition and ordinance compliance. The board addressed a request to remove an illegal lot split label from a property, considering an exception in the County Subdivision Ordinance related to estate settlements. There was also a conversation about the possibility of rezoning the property to commercial. The board discussed the Overlay Zone and considered adjustments to the minimum lot size for rezoning, tasking Mitch with drafting revisions to the ordinance.
The meeting included discussions and a vote on a variance request from Steve Chamber, concerning a covered deck addition. The board also considered and approved lot splits for Wynn Hubrich and Mark Kilpatrick. Additionally, the commissioners requested the board to review the comprehensive plan, and the current officers were retained. The meeting concluded with a discussion of upcoming subdivision applications.
The meeting included discussions and a motion to approve a lot split for Wayne Davidson. Stuart Crane presented questions about dividing land along the Lower Bern Rd, specifically regarding the application of a Rural Community Overlay Zone. Mark Anderson inquired about removing an illegal split designation from a property he purchased. The board reviewed and approved the updated Camp Ground Ordinance, with considerations for existing campgrounds. They also discussed potential changes to the Rural Community Overlay Zone, including boundary adjustments and minimum acreage requirements.
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