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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Approx., 5,000 SY of pavement will be removed and then approx., 6,200 SY of 6" PC concrete pavement with integral curb will be installed. The project also consists of grading a drainage swale with a reinforced concrete pipe culvert placed under street and all other associated work.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Blue Hill
The City Council conducted a public hearing for the 1 and 6 year street improvement plans. Key business included the approval of Resolution 2026-17 for these street plans, authorization to publish a Request for Proposal for the E Railway St project, and approval of contracts and bids for park playground equipment, pavilion plans, and downtown park updates. Additionally, the Council approved an Interlocal Agreement with Webster County for street maintenance and addressed a property code violation regarding an occupied camper. The meeting also included departmental reports from the City Superintendent and Animal Control Officer.
The City Council addressed issues regarding nuisance properties, including the rescission and abatement of several locations. The Street Superintendent provided updates on the E Railway St project, and an offer for the property at 305 NE Railway St was accepted. The council approved the purchase of a storage building for the golf course and tabled the Five Rule Planning Agreement for Comprehensive Services. Additionally, the council amended the personnel policy concerning overtime pay calculations. The City Superintendent reported on various operational matters, including storm cleanup, infrastructure repairs and maintenance, ongoing projects such as lighting installation, and a staff resignation.
The council approved the audited financial report and several resolutions, including the appointment of a Nuisance Office, the adoption of a Nuisance Abatement Agreement, an increase in the dog impoundment fee, and authorization for the Municipal Clerk/Treasurer to manage specific recurring payments. Additionally, the council approved the animal shelter use agreement, the hiring of cemetery maintenance workers, the installation of a new teller window at city hall, and the inclusion of an employee uniform allowance in the personnel policy. Departmental updates provided information on utility maintenance, snow removal efforts, vehicle repairs, and staff certifications.
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