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Oct 26, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Replacement of water services between the curb stop connection to the water meter located within the home with approx. the following quantities: 8 LS water service replacements each lump sum replacement includes all applicable removals and restoration necessary to completed the work as specified.
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1,028
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Harmony
The Planning and Zoning Committee held a public hearing regarding a proposed data center ordinance. Key discussion topics included the potential environmental impact, specifically concerning noise pollution and its effects on the community and local wildlife. Residents raised significant questions regarding infrastructure costs, the balance between short-term economic benefits and long-term risks, the transparency of the decision-making process, and the absence of community surveys. Concerns were also voiced regarding health impacts and the need for stricter protections and citizen oversight before proceeding with the ordinance.
The council discussed the potential sale of a local theater and the necessity of transferring a Small Cities Development Block Grant to the new owners, contingent upon state approval. Additionally, the meeting featured a presentation on capital financial planning, which covered modeling scenarios for tax rates, utility rate adjustments, and the management of municipal debt and capital project reserves.
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The council reviewed and approved the consent agenda, pay requests, and a project bid authorization for lead service line replacements. A presentation was provided by the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation regarding regional investment, small business loans, and community grants. Key business actions included the approval of a union contract, the selection of a bid for a new plow truck, and an amendment to the utility ordinance to streamline how late payment fees are handled. Additionally, the council authorized emergency street patching for a local church area and discussed the replacement of park maintenance equipment.
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