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Aug 27, 2026
Sep 11, 2026
Work generally consists of renovations to the existing pool facility by removing the existing decks, wading pool, fences, concrete gutters, and deck equipment and installing new concrete decks, fences, deck equipment, stainless steel gutter, PVC pool membrane, piping, and all miscellaneous and incidental items.
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Census ID
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208678
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1,964
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Columbus
The City Council conducted a budget work session to review various departmental expenditures and financial planning. Key topics included discussions on public works budgeting, the implementation of new expense tracking line items, water and sewer fund reserve analysis, and the necessity of potential rate adjustments to cover upcoming infrastructure projects like the 12th street project. The council also reviewed the School Resource Officer (SRO) agreement and proposed fee increases, discussed the interlocal agreement with the Fire District, and deliberated on grant opportunities for the city pool and the feasibility of a splash pad. Finally, the council explored potential funding resources for the police department, including the consideration of a COPS grant.
The Budget Work Session focused on reviewing fund accounts and addressing questions regarding budget allocations, including legal services, police department operational costs, new city water meters, and temporary park staffing. The discussion further covered the process for approving employee wages for the upcoming fiscal year, with council members debating the necessity of wage resolutions, comparing local municipal salaries to state-wide averages, and evaluating the current system for determining departmental wages.
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The documents outline various municipal activities, including the scheduling of a public hearing on the preliminary budget, approval of delinquent shutoffs, and processing of financial claims. Key business items addressed involve the review of the preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year, approval of sewer payment plans, and authorization for pool renovation bid documents. Additionally, reports were provided by city officers, including the police and public works departments, and discussions took place regarding special use permits for various community events and operational approvals for municipal projects.
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