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Oct 6, 2026
Project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and removal and replacement of all curb and gutter. The project will also replace all intersection ramps and install new crosswalks. Existing drainage basins will be replaced or reworked. Striping will be installed along the full route.
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Census ID
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134886
Population
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8,367
Procurement Hell Score
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55 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Milan
The board addressed multiple municipal matters, including the reappointment of a board member to the MPUA Board and the approval of a master plan contract for the arsenal property. Legislative actions included the first readings of budget amendments and two property rezoning ordinances. The board also approved land leases for grazing and hay production on city property, accepted a donation of property on Main Street, awarded a bid for a fire engine loan, and contracted for the installation of a new traffic light. Furthermore, an exclusive two-year beverage sponsorship agreement with Coca-Cola for city parks was approved.
The board addressed several legislative items, including the approval of the first reading of Ordinance 2026-5, which pertains to the City of Milan's fiscal year 2027 budget and incorporates funding for a park camera in the Police Department. Furthermore, the board approved the first readings of Resolution 26-D, regarding the plan of service for city-owned property on South First Street, and Resolution 26-E, authorizing the annexation of the same property to establish a jurisdictional corridor along Highway 45.
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The board conducted several public hearings regarding zoning ordinances, the city budget, and annexation plans for city-owned property. During the regular meeting, the board passed various ordinances on second reading, including budget amendments, zoning changes, and the fiscal year 2027 budget which includes a cost-of-living adjustment for employees. The board also handled new business items such as the purchase of a trench kit for the fire department, declaring military equipment as surplus, approving planning advisory and landscaping contracts, and updating sanitation rates. Additionally, budget transfers for the fiscal year were approved, and an informational report regarding fire engine debt was presented.
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