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Aug 25, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Provide qualified engineering firms for coordinated design, permitting, and implementation of its Raw Water Intake Improvement and Water System Modernization projects, including coordination with the USACE Section 1135 Long Tom River Ecosystem Restoration Project.
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665
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Monroe
The meeting served as an informational session regarding various land use applications, including status updates on the Tumbleweed Taphouse and a proposed retail yarn and fiber store, both of which have upcoming public hearings for parking variances. Discussions also covered wastewater capacity challenges for a subdivision on 10th Street and delays to the Army Corps of Engineers' dam removal project due to funding and cost issues. Additionally, staff reviewed requests for a new four-way stop at Orchard and 9th Street and addressed complaints concerning property use on Depot Street.
The committee discussed updates to the Parks Master Plan, focusing on recreational facilities, trail connections, and community priorities. Additionally, plans for utilizing a $2,000 nursery credit for landscaping improvements near city entrance signs were reviewed, with planting expected in the fall. The committee also evaluated a park-use application for an invasive aquatic weed removal event and discussed the need to establish a consistent policy for approving future park-use applications.
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The Council addressed public concerns regarding traffic safety, property code enforcement, and infrastructure maintenance. Staff provided updates on sheriff operations, water system maintenance and testing, financial software progress, and various planning projects. The Council approved the transfer of the Monroe Telephone Company franchise to Pioneer Connect. A motion to pay the Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments invoice for FY 2027 failed to pass. Additionally, the Council authorized the formation of a temporary committee to explore an urban renewal district and reviewed the status of surplus property sales. The Council also received updates on water intake and dam-removal project costs and timeline adjustments.
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