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City of Buffalo
Work consists of milling, HMA overlay, HMA pavement, pcc curb replacement, pavement removal, pcc pavement, driveways, water improvements, and other miscellaneous improvements. Includes 38,321 SY of 1 1/2" HMA surface course; 12,708 SY of 2" HMA milling; 2,738 SY of pavement removal; 3,363 LF of 2.5' 6" pcc barrier curb and gutter w/ 6 " rock base; 937 LF of 2.5' 4" pcc rollover curb and gutter w/ 6" rock base; see outside link.
Posted Date
Dec 15, 2025
Due Date
Feb 3, 2026
Release: Dec 15, 2025
City of Buffalo
Close: Feb 3, 2026
Work consists of milling, HMA overlay, HMA pavement, pcc curb replacement, pavement removal, pcc pavement, driveways, water improvements, and other miscellaneous improvements. Includes 38,321 SY of 1 1/2" HMA surface course; 12,708 SY of 2" HMA milling; 2,738 SY of pavement removal; 3,363 LF of 2.5' 6" pcc barrier curb and gutter w/ 6 " rock base; 937 LF of 2.5' 4" pcc rollover curb and gutter w/ 6" rock base; see outside link.
City of Buffalo
Grading, street, driveway, sidewalk, ADA ramps, ditches, lighting, and other miscellaneous work.
Posted Date
Jan 13, 2025
Due Date
Feb 4, 2025
Release: Jan 13, 2025
City of Buffalo
Close: Feb 4, 2025
Grading, street, driveway, sidewalk, ADA ramps, ditches, lighting, and other miscellaneous work.
City of Buffalo
The construction of grading, street, driveway, sidewalk, ditch, lighting, and other miscellaneous improvements.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Feb 4, 2025
Release: -
City of Buffalo
Close: Feb 4, 2025
The construction of grading, street, driveway, sidewalk, ditch, lighting, and other miscellaneous improvements.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Buffalo
The board discussed potential use of park facilities for youth soccer, reviewed maintenance and improvement projects at Terry Adams Memorial Park including ball diamond fencing, bathroom painting, and plumbing repairs. Discussions also covered maintenance at Chief TJ Behning Park, such as fence cleaning and investigating ordinances for electric scooter usage, as well as the potential relocation of a sunshade to the softball diamonds at Terry Adams Memorial Park.
The meeting included discussions on community landscaping projects at the Memorial, support for the American Discovery Trail, and various maintenance tasks at Terry Adams Memorial Park, such as the upcoming park clean-up, vending machine installation, concession stand improvements, and bathroom painting. The Board approved a bid for upgraded backstop fencing, addressed safety concerns regarding uneven ground, and considered a sponsorship program for the park. Furthermore, plans for Chief TJ Behning Park maintenance, the relocation of a sun shade, and the replacement of dock boards were reviewed, along with the allocation of funds for electrical work related to vending machines.
The committee discussed several development and community improvement projects. Key topics included progress on the Front Street Project streetscape stages, options for landscaping around city signs, and plans to improve the presentation of the Dodge Street area by removing railroad ties. The committee also touched upon the Homeowner Assistance Program, potential mural art initiatives, and coordination for Buffalo Days and the 250th Anniversary. Additionally, the committee explored future goals involving local camps and authorized a $75 allocation per eligible child for the Buffalo Days event.
The meeting included an Emergency 911 services briefing and discussion on various municipal matters, including the waiver of a sewer fee due to an water leak and the tabling of a property purchase. Significant focus was placed on street improvement projects, with approvals for specific additions such as HMA mill/overlay and curb patching, the addition of an asphalt additive, and payments for streetscape invoices. Further actions included approving a manhole grouting proposal, authorizing payment for a waste commission invoice regarding landfill chemicals, and a policy decision to publish department reports online for transparency. Additionally, the Council addressed the application of late fees under payment agreements and approved professional training for the Public Works Director.
The meeting commenced with a discussion regarding a request for an individual to become a permanent committee member, which was agreed upon pending formal council resolution. Key agenda items included advancing the next phase of the FrontStreet Project and instructing the Public Works Director to obtain a total price for completing the next section of the boat docks. The committee also discussed the potential purchase of new City of Buffalo signs and whether to offer assistance to the Buffalo Days committee concerning the 250th celebration.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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