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Aug 9, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Provide engineering services (assess, design, permit, and CEI services) for the new total organic carbon (TOC) water system mitigation.
Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Request for Qualifications for Engineering Services (Assess, Design, Permit, and CEI Services) for a Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Water System Mitigation Project.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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161623
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
36
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
2,473
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Apalachicola
The board reviewed and approved various applications, including construction and fence installations at multiple locations. A key discussion involved a certificate of appropriateness and parking plan for a commercial project on Commerce Street, which resulted in an approved modification to reduce required parking spaces. The board also held a discussion regarding current stormwater management requirements, permitting processes, and potential future workshops to address these issues. Additionally, the board appointed a new Chair and received an update regarding ordinance amendments concerning board term lengths and composition.
The workshop focused on two primary topics. First, the commission discussed inconsistencies in the Planning & Zoning Board's term limits and composition, with the City Attorney identifying issues regarding the number of appointees, the school board's role, and the lack of provisions for alternates. The commission directed the attorney to draft an ordinance to address these concerns. Second, the commission held an extensive discussion regarding the Apalachicola Water & Sewer District, covering legal challenges, potential nominees, the transfer of the utility system, interlocal negotiation terms, public communications, and the potential for a referendum on the November ballot.
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The commission addressed multiple items, including the swearing-in of a new Police Chief and presentations on strategic planning goals, which were tabled for future review. Significant actions included approving compensatory time payouts for employees, authorizing an easement agreement for 400 Kevin Road, and approving various grant applications for infrastructure projects such as drainage improvements, flood mitigation, and building renovations. The commission discussed the upcoming transfer of utility systems to a new district per House Bill 4103, deciding against a referendum on the matter and outlining priority negotiation points. Additionally, the commission approved a contract for a code enforcement hearing officer, appointed a representative to the Apalachicola Water and Sewer District Board, and tabled a parking waiver request for the historic Demo George Building.
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