ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR HARVEY PARK PICKLEBALL COURTS
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This RFP is for the construction of new pickleball courts at Harvey Park.
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Closes
Sep 2, 2026
This RFP is for the construction of new pickleball courts at Harvey Park.
Aug 11, 2026
Closes
Sep 2, 2026
Project consists of the construction of new pickleball courts.
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Census ID
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194152
Employee FTE
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9
Population
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5,952
Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fruit Heights
The Council discussed two rezone requests, deciding to table them while directing staff to work with developers on modifications regarding density, parking, and building height. Discussions were held regarding establishing a community cemetery, including potential public-private partnerships and feasibility studies. The Council awarded the bid for the 2026 General Plan Update to Hanson Planning Group. Additionally, staff reviewed the transition of the city's electronic billing and payment system to Caselle Connect, and the Council moved forward with obtaining a compensation and wage comparison study for municipal job descriptions.
The City Council meeting included a presentation from the Davis County Animal Care director regarding pet adoption, owner surrender policies, field enforcement operations, and the establishment of a new emergency coordinator role focused on pet and livestock safety. Additionally, the Council received updates on the current street maintenance project and reviewed an upcoming audit scheduled for the following month. The Mayor also provided a formal acknowledgment of a long-term city employee's retirement and shared information about upcoming congressional town halls.
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The council meeting covered various departmental updates, including status reports on pickle ball infrastructure bidding, local emergency preparedness, wildfire safety precautions, and the enforcement of firework regulations. The council further deliberated on planning commission recommendations regarding local trails and the general plan, alongside administrative details for an upcoming league conference. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to public comment concerning proposed zoning changes and high-density housing developments. Residents voiced concerns regarding infrastructure capacity, including traffic congestion, fire safety, and law enforcement support, while also questioning the necessity of these rezonings in relation to state moderate-income housing requirements.
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