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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Progressive DESIGN/BUILD services work. Items of work include: Design and construct a new pavilion and Gazebo.
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Census ID
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184243
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
411
Population
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10,117
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lincoln City
The council meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of an exemption from public contracting rules for the Taft Pavilion replacement and the awarding of construction contracts for the SE 2nd Street Inflow and Infiltration Reduction Project and Phase 4 of the water meter installation project. The council adopted a resolution recognizing Water Professional Appreciation Week and approved a temporary road closure. Discussions also covered the Schooner Creek Discovery Park remediation project, the status of an upcoming bond measure, and a directive to the City Manager to prepare a contingency plan for City Hall in the event the bond measure fails. Additionally, the council discussed the importance of proactive code enforcement.
The City Council convened a special meeting to conduct an executive session. Following the executive session, the council reached a consensus to schedule a follow-up special meeting to review a resolution. Furthermore, the council passed a motion directing staff and legal counsel to finalize conclusion items one through six as discussed during the meeting.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Lincoln City.
The board discussed initiating a substantial amendment to the Roads and Villages Urban Renewal Plan, which includes boundary changes to facilitate a new roadway connection to Highway 101 and the inclusion of vacant property for potential development. The amendment process, financial implications, and the update of financial data due to the passage of time since the plan's adoption were reviewed. Additionally, the meeting addressed the methodology for voluntary revenue sharing to ensure consistency and transparency for future financial calculations. The extension of the urban renewal area's projected timeline was explained as a result of slower-than-anticipated development, and the board noted that this extension does not increase the maximum indebtedness.
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