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Jul 10, 2026
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Aug 11, 2026
Project is to install a bypass sanitary sewer in City-owned vacant property including former railroad grade. The work includes approx. 1 acre of clearing; 141 feet of 15" diameter pipe crossing a stream bed and items associated with its protection; 1170 feet of 18" diameter pipe 15-20 feet deep; 6 sanitary sewer manholes; 1 connection to an existing manhole; and some restoration items.
Jul 9, 2026
Closes
Aug 11, 2026
Includes approx. 243 Syd of HMA surface, Rem; 89 Syd of Pavt, Rem; 156 Ft of 12" storm sewer with 1 manhole; 50 Cyd of sand subbase; 209 Syd of aggregate base; 86 Syd of concrete driveway and 400 Sft of sidewalk. Restoration will be done by others. Includes two locations with similar work within 1 mile of each other- the first is an Alley storm sewer that involves sawcutting and removal of pavement items for installing a manhole in E. Montcalm Street and 156 feet of 12" diameter sewer pipe in an alley to the south to an existing manhole. Once installation is complete concrete and HMA items will complete the project. The second is the removal of a residential driveway and adjacent sidewalk; adding sand to raise the sidewalk 2.28 feet across the driveway and replacing sidewalk and driveway in the same dimensions at the new elevation.
Jul 9, 2026
Closes
Aug 11, 2026
Work includes approx 7,714 SY of HMA crushing and shaping; 900 TONS of aggregate access driveway; 2,630 LF of concrete rolled curb; 1,058 TONS of HMA pavement; 2,826 LF of parking lot striping; 421 SY of topsoil and seed; 1,900 SF of landscaping to include bark mulch, trees and shrubbery.
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166750
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9,256
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Greenville
The council meeting covered several business items, including the approval of a bid for the Seventh Street Utilities Project and the recognition of The Voices of Flat River Pride as a nonprofit organization for charitable gaming purposes. Additionally, the council approved multiple bids for Department of Public Services equipment, including three 4x4 work trucks, two small dump truck chassis, and various dump and chipper boxes. Public comments addressed city water, school board appointments, concerns about local property conditions, and board vacancies.
The council convened to conduct a review of the proposed Operating Budget for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2026-2027.
The council approved several grant applications for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation's Match on Main Grant Program. Various event and street closure requests were granted for the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce's Party on Lafayette event and several Danish Festival activities, including the Open-Air Breakfast, Opening Ceremony, and the Rotary Club Tivoli Gardens event. Furthermore, the council approved comprehensive street closures, public space usage, and noise ordinance waivers for the 2026 Danish Festival. Finally, the council passed Resolution No. 26-06, formally opposing specific Michigan House bills related to zoning preemption.
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