Culvert Replacement Bid
Posted
Sep 5, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Work include pavement removal, curb removal, excavation, two culvert removals and replacement, one drainage structure replacement, and the necessary restoration work.
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Posted
Sep 5, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Work include pavement removal, curb removal, excavation, two culvert removals and replacement, one drainage structure replacement, and the necessary restoration work.
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Aug 22, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Purchase and optional planting of 71 trees and ornamental bushes in various tree lawn areas.
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Census ID
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166831
Employee FTE
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75
Population
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10,438
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cadillac
The Commission discussed a work application for 407 E Chapin involving roof repairs, window replacements, and porch reconstruction, specifically debating the use of fiberglass versus wood columns due to cost and preservation standards. The Commission also reviewed the status of the District Expansion, including the formation of a study committee, and received an update on the Zoning Code and Master Plan rewrite progress. Additionally, procedural discussions were held regarding a change in the meeting start time and future updates to the Design Guidelines, specifically concerning dumpster screening and design standards for the Cobbs and Mitchell District.
The meeting involved a discussion on the proposed Article 10, focusing on new Landscaping and Lighting ordinances, and a detailed review of the proposed Article 11, which concerns signage regulations including murals, flag signs, and temporary signs in commercial and residential districts. The commission also assigned the review of Article 6 regarding District Regulations for the next session.
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The commission reviewed the draft master plan survey, discussing specific question design, demographic inclusion, and the schedule for community outreach through pop-up events and an open house. Staff also provided details regarding an upcoming Safe Routes to School walking audit and the associated grant application process. Public commentary regarding zoning, data centers, and meeting procedures led the commission to formalize a new policy to host public comment sessions at both the start and end of future meetings.
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