Use of 2200 Ashland Street Facility (Request for Proposals)
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Nov 24, 2026
Professional and qualified firms to contract for a master lease or equivalent agreement with the city.
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Posted
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Nov 24, 2026
Professional and qualified firms to contract for a master lease or equivalent agreement with the city.
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Sep 29, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Construction of a new drinking water treatment plant including raw water conveyance, pressure reduction, chemical pretreatment equipment, filtration, filtered water storage and pumping, chemical storage and metering, water and sewer lines, and all other work.
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Census ID
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111601
Employee FTE
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244.6
Population
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20,889
Procurement Difficulty Score
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40 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Ashland
The Board discussed and acted upon two primary items: approval of an order authorizing advanced tax payments to taxing districts with values of $50,000 or less, specifically targeting the 701 N Ditch Users Improvement District; and the approval of a services contract with Access to support ongoing wildfire recovery efforts for survivors of the 2020 Labor Day fires by providing navigation, outreach, and coordination services. Additionally, the Board heard public comments regarding court department appointments and records.
The workshop focused on revisions to the city's comprehensive fee schedule. Key discussions included administrative updates such as replacing physical media copies with digital formats, modifications to planning and building fees for site plan reviews and property line vacations, adjustments to finance fees for background checks and utility services, and a restructuring of parks and recreation shelter rental charges. The council also deliberated on increasing non-resident fees for park usage, updates to public works fees for digitized mapping materials, and the alignment of civil penalties with existing municipal code.
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The council meeting addressed several updates, including the grand opening of Fire Station 15 and progress on securing the former Ramada Inn property. Key topics discussed included the removal and replanting of a tree in Pear Blossom Park, upcoming Halloween community events, and a status update on a potential minor league baseball stadium feasibility report. Employees were recognized for service anniversaries and retirements, and a public works employee was honored as employee of the quarter. Additionally, the council heard public comments regarding concerns over a proposed stadium project.
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