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Nov 9, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
Springville City (Owner) is requesting Bids for the construction of the following Project: 2650 East Hobble Creek Bank Restoration Project. The Project includes the following Work: Restore approximately 85 feet of the Hobble Creek bank and armor the bank with riprap. Bids will be received for a single contract.
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Census ID
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202707
Employee FTE
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338.4
Population
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35,670
Procurement Difficulty Score
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38 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Springville
The meeting included a recognition ceremony for local youth volunteers. The Council approved a consent agenda and authorized the execution of a real estate purchase contract and associated conveyance documents with UDOT for the Springville-Sharp Tintic Railroad Connection Project. Additionally, the Council granted an extension for improvement bonding for the Kelsey Cove residential subdivision. The meeting concluded with an adjournment to a closed session to discuss litigation and real estate matters.
The Planning Commission discussed the implementation of House Bill 48, specifically focusing on defining Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) boundaries for building code application. Key discussion topics included the risk assessment levels for fire hazards, the impact of these boundaries on existing and future construction, and the potential enforcement obligations for the city. The committee deliberated between two potential boundary maps based on risk levels and discussed the implications of each on homeowner compliance and city enforcement responsibilities.
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The meeting included the recognition of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) graduates. The council heard public comments regarding an invitation to the Salt Lake Temple celebration, support for a station area plan, and landscaping concerns regarding Canyon Road construction. The council approved the consent agenda and granted a reduction in a storm water impact fee appeal for a local project. Additionally, the council discussed an interlocal agreement with Provo concerning the Ironton Yards development.
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