Field 6 Rehabilitation (Request for Proposal)
Posted
Sep 22, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Provision removal and replacement of an existing sports field for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.
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Posted
Sep 22, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Provision removal and replacement of an existing sports field for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.
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123105
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53
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3,696
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Bishop
The meeting included proclamations designating April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Presentations covered legislative updates, an impact statement from the Business Resource Center, and the introduction of a new city logo. The council received department reports and a pinning ceremony for the Deputy Fire Chief. Additionally, updates were provided by the Chamber of Commerce and the Tri-County Fairgrounds. Consent items included the authorization of vehicle purchases, updates to salary schedules, and the adoption of several zoning ordinances. A public hearing was conducted to amend fees for city services for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Deliberations took place regarding the city's use of Flock security camera technology, with staff directed to explore alternatives, and the council awarded the construction bid for the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project.
The City Council meeting covered presentations from Eastern Sierra Community Housing regarding the Valley Apartments and from Wild Iris Family Counseling and Crisis Center regarding their recent activities. The council reviewed and approved a consent calendar including a protest tabulation resolution, two ordinances related to cross-connection control and accessory dwelling units, and a vendor agreement extension for Challenger Sports. Significant discussion occurred regarding striping options for the upper tennis courts to accommodate pickleball, with the Council directing staff to investigate capacity for six courts at the lower location. Additionally, the Council approved an environmental support services agreement with Helix Environmental for work associated with the demolition of the A-Frame Building.
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The City Council meeting included a variety of reports from municipal departments and an update on Inyo County operations. The Council addressed a comprehensive consent calendar featuring resolutions for the upcoming General Municipal Election, fiscal year appropriations, and various interagency agreements and contracts. A public hearing was held regarding compliance with Government Code Section 3502.3 concerning vacancies and recruitment. New business involved the adoption of the fiscal year budget, considerations for a joint powers agreement with the Fire Protection District, appointments to the Planning Commission screening committee, and the selection of voting delegates for the League of California Cities conference. Future agenda items were proposed regarding park usage fees, housing deed restrictions, and a report on Mule Days.
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