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Nov 6, 2026
Jan 12, 2027
Replace #5 Gas Turbine control system. Unit #5 is an FT4C-1D/LF gas turbine. 1) Supply of Control System 2) Demolition of Existing and Installation of a new PLC control system. 3) Commissioning and Start-up of the new Control System. 4) All new field wiring will also be installed, from unit to new controls.
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Census ID
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193545
Employee FTE
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170
Population
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13,863
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of New Ulm
The commission discussed various operational items, including the approval of a city council meeting recap concerning city fee schedules and donation acceptance. Key business items involved a decision to proceed with neighborhood park development at Lakeside and Fender Parks, the selection of a commission payment option for naming rights at the South Point Recreation and Wellness Center, and authorization for a resolution to apply for regional designation for Herman Heights Park. Additionally, the commission accepted various donations for park programs and sculptures and reviewed the department's October activity report, which featured programs like the floating pumpkin patch, Barkin in the Park, and a monthly fitness challenge.
The board discussed several items including the administrative activities report, public housing claims list, and revisions to the multifamily rental rehabilitation loan program, which included increasing the maximum loan amount due to inflation. Additionally, the board authorized a request for proposals for a comprehensive community housing study. The economic development activity report was also reviewed, noting a redevelopment grant awarded for a downtown hotel project and feedback sessions conducted for a local apartment complex project.
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The meeting covered several agenda items including budget updates on diseased tree removal and boulevard tree planting programs. Discussions were held regarding park ash mitigation, tree trimming, and the status of DNR grant applications. The commission formally accepted the results of the big tree contest. Additionally, there was a review of the neighborhood walkabout program with suggestions to continue it in future seasons. Finally, the commission recognized the service of departing members and discussed future organizational changes involving potential consolidation with the Parks and Recreation Commission.
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