Days Run Open Space Creek Repair RFP
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Major items: approx., 950 Ton of class E rip rap, related items including removals, grading, restoration, traffic control, erosion control, and survey.
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Posted
Oct 9, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Major items: approx., 950 Ton of class E rip rap, related items including removals, grading, restoration, traffic control, erosion control, and survey.
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Work includes approx 500 LF of mainline cleaning 8"; approx 500 LF of mainline cleaning 10"; approx 3,700 LF of mainline cleaning 12"; approx 600 LF of mainline cleaning 15"; approx 700 LF of mainline cleaning 18"; approx 300 LF of mainline cleaning 21"; related items including additional sewer cleaning, debris removal, bypass pumping, and traffic control.
Posted
Sep 28, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Mainline cleaning, 8" 171 lf, additional sewer cleaning, 4”-12”, manhole leak repair, pressure chemical injection, major infiltration, removal of deposits in manhole 1 ea.
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This document is an Order Form between Flock Group Inc. and IA - Urbandale PD for Flock Safety products and services, including the Flock Safety Platform and Falcon LPR products, along with professional services for existing infrastructure implementation. The initial term is 60 months, with an annual billing frequency. The total contract amount is $250,900.00. The document also includes detailed implementation guides, service descriptions, billing schedules, and terms related to installation, maintenance, and customer responsibilities.
The City of Urbandale Police Department is purchasing a one-year subscription for cloud-based video evidence storage and management from Motorola Solutions-WatchGuard for $36,372. This acquisition is necessary due to the expansion of body-worn and in-car camera programs and the need to replace an aging local server. The service includes CommandCentral Evidence Standard, unlimited data storage for in-car video, and unlimited data storage for body-worn cameras, and is noted as a recurring annual cost.
This contract is a Services Agreement Order Form between Flock Group Inc. and the Urbandale Police Department for Flock Safety's automatic license plate detection services. It outlines the provision of Flock Falcon Cameras, Advanced Search services, and professional implementation. The agreement has an initial 12-month term, including a 60-day pilot period, and automatically renews for 24-month terms thereafter. The first year's total cost is $57,500.00, with subsequent recurring annual costs of $52,500.00. The document also details comprehensive terms and conditions covering service provision, payment, termination, liability, and data handling.
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The board reviewed and denied a deck setback variance request for a property on 145th Street, determining that the applicant failed to demonstrate unique practical difficulty. Conversely, the board approved a conditional use permit for a tattoo and piercing shop, contingent upon adherence to fire and building codes and specific operational stipulations. Staff provided updates regarding recent Municipal Code amendments concerning state legislation and notification areas, as well as a status report on pending litigation involving Iowa Fence.
The board discussed a requested fence setback variance for 7505 Oakwood Drive. The applicant sought to reduce the required 50-foot rear street side setback to 34 feet for a privacy fence, citing safety concerns and practical difficulties regarding the lot's configuration. Staff recommended denial based on criteria regarding unique hardship, self-creation of the issue, and neighborhood character. The board debated the validity of the variance request, the impact on neighborhood aesthetics, and whether a reasonable alternative existed before ultimately voting to deny the variance request. Additionally, a staff update was provided regarding upcoming text amendments to align local zoning ordinances with state law.
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The Board of Adjustment discussed and approved an amendment to the Conditional Use Permit for 'Pump It Up of Urbandale' to allow the inclusion of a seasonal children's summer day camp program within their existing facility. Key topics included operational details such as camp duration, operating hours, and capacity limits. The Board addressed questions regarding compatibility with existing industrial use, potential traffic impacts, and adherence to established facility conditions and fire safety codes.
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