Belleville WWTP - West Plant Outfall Replacement Project
Aug 9, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Project consists of constructing the removal and replacement of the west plant outfall and associated site restoration.
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Aug 9, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Project consists of constructing the removal and replacement of the west plant outfall and associated site restoration.
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125051
Employee FTE
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315
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40,237
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Belleville
The meeting included updates from Belleville Main Street regarding upcoming events, personnel changes, and adjustments to festival schedules. Key discussions centered on the Downtown Special Service Area #4 priorities, specifically utilizing bond funding for parking infrastructure and lighting improvements. The commission evaluated potential projects, including parking garage development, informational kiosks, and shuttle services for large events, and conducted an exercise to prioritize future investments in parking, lighting, and safety.
The committee discussed the importance of ongoing improvements to city parks and trails. Key actions included approving the contract for the 2026-2027 Roadway Oil/Chip Program and authorizing a trail grant proposal for N. Douglas Ave. Additionally, the committee passed a resolution for the submission of a park and trail grant application. Discussions were held regarding construction inspection staffing for the W. Main St. project, a presentation on the West Main Street SS4A project encompassing pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and an overview of the ITEP grant and development phases for the West Belleville Bike Trail.
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The council meeting addressed several significant issues, including public concerns regarding flash flood damage and runoff management. The council also deliberated on a development agreement for a local restaurant, which was ultimately approved as a forgivable loan. A proposal to reduce speed limits in residential areas was rejected due to concerns about enforcement. Other actions included approval of the Roadway Oil/Chip Program, the hiring of new police officers, zoning variance requests, and the authorization of various community events and grant applications.
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