INVITATION TO BID HIGHWAY 15 SIDEWALK PROJECT
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Oct 15, 2026
Construction of 2726 feet of sidewalk along Hwy 15/Center Street from Spruce Street to Greenway Drive.
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Oct 15, 2026
Construction of 2726 feet of sidewalk along Hwy 15/Center Street from Spruce Street to Greenway Drive.
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1,550
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Shelbina
The meeting addressed several operational and administrative matters, including the approval of fence placement, the waiver of vendor fees for Farmer's Day, and the sale of a city backhoe. Discussions focused on technology upgrades for the golf course, the implementation of a new ride-along policy, and traffic safety improvements involving new signage. The council authorized negotiations with MECO Engineering for an electrical Preliminary Engineering Report, approved records destruction, reviewed hazard survey updates for the Aquatic Center, and approved a sponsorship for the South Shelby Football Cards. Financial actions included the approval of 6-month financials, authorization to obtain payroll software quotes, and decisions regarding wage increases and hiring for the golf course.
The council discussed concerns regarding the city's open burning ordinance and potential revisions. New business included the approval of an IT Disaster Recovery Plan and an appointment to the Golf Board. The council reviewed Independence Day activities at Shelbina Lake, approving funding for tournament prizes and additional events. The Superintendent provided updates on the Demolition Grant for the Walnut Street property and electrical equipment status. An ordinance calling for an election to authorize the appointment of a Chief of Police was adopted. Additionally, the council addressed property obstructions in an alleyway, reviewed financial reports, and approved the hiring of new staff for the golf course following a closed session.
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The council discussed various operational and administrative items, including an IT and cybersecurity upgrade plan, the status of the Lake Bridge project, and the creation of a park curfew ordinance. Financial matters included a report on a closed court account and a 6-month financial report, as well as a policy change for sewer consumption charges regarding garden watering. The council also deliberated on tiny house zoning regulations and adopted ordinances regarding disclosure of conflicts of interest and the sale of real property. Additionally, the council addressed property cleanup on Ridge Street and clarified policies regarding asphalt and concrete repair for residential tubes.
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