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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Provide airport planning services for airport development projects for the airport. The city seeks one qualified airport planning services consulting firm to assist with projects subject to federal assistance under the federal airport and airway improvement act of 1982, as amended, and may include projects funded by the airport or state.
Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Provide airport planning services for airport development projects for the airport. The city seeks one qualified airport planning services consulting firm to assist with projects subject to federal assistance under the federal airport and airway improvement act of 1982, as amended, and may include projects funded by the airport or state.
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Census ID
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130691
Employee FTE
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223.4
Population
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14,884
Procurement Hell Score
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63 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Boulder City
The council meeting included announcements regarding a police volunteer program and a memorial service for an active-duty Marine. Public comment featured discussions on a community development block grant with suggestions for storm water usage to support tree growth, concerns over the city's use of outside consultants, and debate regarding potential utility rate increases and data center development. The council also accepted a $2,500 grant from the Southern Nevada chapter of the International Code Council to provide free toddler swim lessons.
The commission received public feedback regarding concerns over the residential historic district and the efficacy of current preservation initiatives. The discussion focused on evaluating conservation districts as a viable planning and zoning tool to protect neighborhood character and prevent encroachment, as an alternative or supplement to historic district status. Staff provided an overview of the regulatory process required for a zoning ordinance text amendment to establish such districts, emphasizing the need for public participation and coordination with consulting partners.
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The commission conducted elections for the positions of Chair and Vice Chair. Public comments were received concerning proposed historic preservation regulations and the structure of preservation community celebrations. The commission also held a discussion regarding proposed revisions to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, covering the Act's background and its regulatory implications for local jurisdictions.
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