Library HVAC Replacement July 2026 (Request for Proposals)
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Qualified responsible contractors for the replacement of ten heating and air conditioning units. See attached file.
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Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Qualified responsible contractors for the replacement of ten heating and air conditioning units. See attached file.
Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 17, 2026
Work includes 175 EA reinstating service line connections; 8,195 EA full-length sewer liner (8"); 885 LF full-length sewer liner (10"); 172 LF full-length sewer liner (6"); 18 EA shorty t-liners 8" x 4" or 6" x 8'; 1 EA shorty t-liners 6" x 4" or 6" x 8'; 2 EA shorty t-liners 10" x 8" or 6" x 8'; 172 LF cleaning and inspection sewer main (6"); 8,195 LF cleaning and inspection sewer main (8"); 885 LF cleaning and inspection sewer main (10"); 21 EA 11 lateral cleaning and televising (4") (6").
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The Board discussed correspondence regarding the library's Facebook page removal. The Director provided updates on summer reading programs, the Route 66 StoryWalk project, fundraising efforts, and volunteer support. Committee reports covered an HVAC replacement grant, building and grounds maintenance, and financial updates regarding the Yost Trust. Old business included further discussion on the HVAC project and planning for the children's department renovation. New business addressed the continuation of the non-resident library fee and the expansion of the library's mobile communication plan for the Director.
The City Council meeting addressed several infrastructure and administrative agenda items. The council approved a facade grant for a property on West Madison Street and passed a resolution to join the North Central Illinois Council of Governments to leverage resources for grant writing and community development. Ongoing projects were discussed, including capital improvement plans for sidewalk connectivity and resident surveys. Council members and the city administrator also reviewed community issues regarding band shell parking, local bike path maintenance, the progress of residential duplex construction, and construction updates for the Centennial Plaza project.
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The committee discussed the potential creation of a vacant building ordinance for the B3 district. The discussion focused on strategies to mitigate issues associated with vacant properties, such as exterior maintenance deterioration and infrastructure problems like pipe leaks, while ensuring contact can be established with responsible parties and properties remain productive. The committee reviewed ordinances from other communities, and the City Administrator was tasked with drafting a new ordinance for future review.
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