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Oct 30, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Inviting bids for asbestos abatement & demolition of multiple structures & restoration of land project. See attached file.
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200
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30,293
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This document outlines a Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy issued by The Travelers Indemnity Company of Connecticut to the City of Morgantown for the period of July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025. The policy provides workers compensation insurance for West Virginia and employers liability insurance, with provisions for other states. It details various classifications and estimated premiums, with a total estimated premium of $239,477 and a deposit amount due of $251,307. The document also includes terms and conditions, specific endorsements, and a comprehensive handbook for the West Virginia Workers Compensation Managed Health Care Plan.
This document details a Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Insurance Policy provided by PinnaclePoint Insurance Company, a member of Encova Mutual Insurance Group, Inc., to the City of Morgantown. The policy is effective from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027, with a total estimated policy premium of $310,919.00, payable via an installment plan. It includes comprehensive terms, premium classifications, liability limits, and numerous endorsements covering various aspects of the insurance.
This document outlines a Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy issued by The Standard Fire Insurance Company to the Board of Parks and Recreation for the period of July 1, 2023, to July 1, 2024. It details coverage, liability limits, premium calculations including classification schedules and endorsements, and provides extensive information on West Virginia's Managed Health Care Plan for injured employees.
This document is a Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy issued by The Travelers Indemnity Company of Connecticut to the Board of Parks and Recreation for the period of July 1, 2022, to July 1, 2023. The policy covers workers' compensation for West Virginia and other specified states, along with employers' liability. It includes detailed premium calculations, various endorsements modifying the policy terms, and an extensive informational packet for the West Virginia Managed Health Care Plan, outlining procedures for injury reporting, medical treatment, and employee rights. The total premium for the policy, also noted as the deposit amount due, is $10,956.
This document details a Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy provided by The Travelers Indemnity Company to the Board of Parks and Recreation for the period of July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025. The policy includes liability limits of $1,000,000 for bodily injury by accident and disease, covers operations in West Virginia and other specified states, and outlines estimated premiums totaling $14,994. It integrates several endorsements addressing aspects like terrorism, managed care programs, and audit requirements. The contract also provides comprehensive guidance on the West Virginia Workers Compensation Managed Health Care Plan, covering injury reporting, medical treatment protocols, provider networks, and grievance procedures for both employers and employees.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Morgantown
The Council workshop focused on social services coordination, reviewing public feedback regarding warming shelters, public restrooms, shade structures, and seating. Discussions addressed transit and pedestrian safety, particularly at the Suncrest Town Center intersection, and the challenges of sidewalk development outside city limits. The Council explored the need for year-round congregate housing, provider coordination, and volunteer opportunities. Additionally, the meeting covered the temporary use of portable restrooms in the downtown area and maintenance efforts. The Council also heard public input from a vendor regarding potential changes to vending regulations and received an introductory presentation on participatory budgeting results.
The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed and acted on several applications for conditional use and variance relief. Key items included the approval of a conditional use request for a restaurant at 350 High St, the tabling of variance requests for signage at 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd pending further information, and the approval of variance requests concerning sign illumination at 3109 University Ave, accessory structure placement at 940 Southpoint Cir, property setbacks for a porch enclosure at 229 Cornell Ave, and a greenhouse addition at 562 Aspen St.
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The board discussed various aspects of property management and the utilization of land resources. Key discussion topics included the processing of property deeds, strategies for managing underutilized city-owned properties, and potential approaches to infill development. Participants explored affordable housing initiatives, considering models like tiny homes, community land trusts, and workforce housing projects to address local needs. Additionally, the meeting included updates on specific agency projects concerning green space and bridge infrastructure.
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