Brookside Park Culvert RFP
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Nov 5, 2026
The project consists of the removal of the existing 36” x 60” corrugated metal culvert and installation of a new 15’ x 4” precast box culvert.
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Posted
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Nov 5, 2026
The project consists of the removal of the existing 36” x 60” corrugated metal culvert and installation of a new 15’ x 4” precast box culvert.
Posted
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Nov 5, 2026
The City of Sidney is seeking quotes for the purchasing and planting of trees at various public locations.
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20,124
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sidney
The council meeting included a proclamation honoring a volunteer for sign restoration work. Key legislative actions involved the emergency adoption of an ordinance for property annexation and the approval of resolutions concerning water park admission fee adjustments, a grant application for installing lights on pickleball courts, a lot replat, the reappointment of a member to the Recreation Board, and the approval of the county 911 plan. Additionally, the council discussed the financial challenges regarding bid costs exceeding estimates for the City Hall construction project.
The council approved the November 2024 summary financial report and adopted ordinances regarding the 2024 sidewalk and curb/gutter repair programs, as well as the rezoning of a parcel at 1409 Fourth Avenue. New ordinances were introduced concerning fees for inspection chambers and assessments for weed cutting and junk removal. The council also adopted several resolutions, including authorizations for 2025 bidding, initiation of the 2025 sidewalk program, acceptance of the Railroad Depot plat, various board appointments, opposition to a utility rate increase, authorization of a street levy election, and support for an Ohio Municipal League challenge against an AT&T tariff application. Additionally, the council conducted an annual review of council rules and the city charter, addressed a liquor permit transfer, and held an executive session regarding economic development.
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The council approved the March 2025 Summary Financial Report and adopted several ordinances, including assessments for weed and junk removal, fees for inspection chambers, adjustments to wastewater surcharge rates, updates to stormwater construction management, and amendments to the Zoning Code. A public hearing was held regarding the Helman Farm agricultural district designation. Resolutions were adopted to implement Tax Incentive Review Council recommendations, amend a Community Reinvestment Area agreement, apply for a housing technical assistance grant, and approve various lot splits and replats. The council also addressed liquor permit renewals and transfers, and received staff updates on grant funding and operational programs.
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