Gravel, Rock, and Sand Hauling Bid
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Nov 16, 2026
Hauling services for per-ton deliveries of gravel, rock, and sand to locations throughout the City of Williamstown.
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Posted
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Nov 16, 2026
Hauling services for per-ton deliveries of gravel, rock, and sand to locations throughout the City of Williamstown.
Posted
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Nov 16, 2026
Purchase of concrete, delivered to various locations throughout the City of Williamstown.
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Census ID
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193403
Population
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4,030
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Williamstown
The council reviewed updates from the mayor regarding pedestrian safety, infrastructure assessments for road striping and traffic bollards, and ongoing improvements to local park facilities including tennis and pickleball courts. Additionally, the council addressed property cleanup at the former water plant site and reviewed monthly financial reports, including a noted increase in cable service revenue due to an audit. Legislative action included the approval of two zone change ordinances and a motion to bring a previously tabled lake ordinance amendment concerning dock permit processes back for discussion.
The council meeting covered various updates, including the 100th anniversary of the Williamstown Women's Club, a local bluegrass festival, and an upcoming town hall meeting at the Performing Arts Center. The Mayor provided an update on activities at the welcome center. New business included first readings of ordinances regarding zone changes at Avalon Drive, specifically for a 0.22-acre parcel owned by Megan M. Redmond and John L. Redmond, and for 2.7 acres owned by Sherlock Holmes LLC. Additionally, the council approved applications for text amendments to the official zoning ordinance of the city to the Grant County Planning Commission, concerning definitions of manufactured and qualified manufactured homes, as well as updates to zone regulations, establishment of zones, general regulations, and zone regulations.
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The council discussed the upcoming "A Nation Remembers" veterans' tribute events and scheduled future public hearings for property tax rates and budget amendments. The meeting included the retraction of ordinance 2026-12 to facilitate necessary revisions and the detailed review of ordinance 2026-11, which outlines new requirements for boat dock permitting and shoreline protection standards. Additionally, the council clarified municipal regulations regarding dredging activities and property-related permit requirements for boat docks.
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