2026 6th Street NW Paving Project RFP
Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Construct approx 725 SY PCC pavement, approx 105 SY of PCC driveway pavement, grading, and miscellaneous associated work, including cleanup.
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Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Construct approx 725 SY PCC pavement, approx 105 SY of PCC driveway pavement, grading, and miscellaneous associated work, including cleanup.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Nora Springs
The council agenda included the review of financial claims, department reports, and several new business items such as engineering proposals for North Mill Pond and 6th Street. Key items for action included an Urban Revitalization application, Resolution 2026-01, a fund transfer from the Local Option Sales Tax for public works equipment, a generator agreement, a road resurfacing bid for E. Congress, a newspaper subscription renewal, and water tower quotes. Old business involved the potential purchase of a snow plow, and the meeting concluded with scheduling for the next regular session and a Max Property Tax Hearing.
The agenda includes approving November claims, a new council orientation, and various department reports. New business items involve discussing and taking action on a snow plow purchase, multiple resolutions, SRF loans, garbage contract RFPs, a raise for Rugby Sliger, a generator contract, and snow removal wording in an ordinance. Old business includes discussion on sewer debt fee distribution options and merit raises. Communication reports will be presented, and the consent agenda covers approval of previous special session and meeting minutes, treasurer's and budget reports, setting the budget session date, and setting the next regular session date.
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The council reviewed monthly claims for payment and discussed citizen participation, including concerns about sewer line jetting. Department reports covered police activity, public works updates on fire hydrants and water/sewer lines, and a presentation on water well infrastructure needs. The Park and Recreation report suggested closing North Mill Pond Road to motorized vehicles. New business included approving trick-or-treat hours, crack sealing project, and a bid for new furnace and air conditioning units for City Hall. Old business addressed the shared water line between the E-Keg building and apartments, with plans to send letters to property owners outlining shut-off options.
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