Public Works Director at City of Homer
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Jul 13, 2026
Aug 20, 2026
Request for proposals for professional services for the conceptual design of a low-impact looped trail, named the Woodard Canyon Trail, above Karen Hornaday Park in Homer, Alaska.
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Mar 18, 2026
Apr 28, 2026
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The 2045 Homer Comprehensive Plan serves as an aspirational guide for shaping the long-term vision, growth, and development of the community. It outlines goals, strategies, and actions across key areas including land use and environment, public facilities and services, housing, economic development, transportation, governance, and sustainability and resilience. The plan aims to inform policymaking and decision-making to enhance the quality of life for current and future residents, ensuring fiscally responsible and sustainable growth for the City of Homer.
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Professional engineering services for the design of the Woodard Canyon Trail Project, including civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and trail design.
The City Council meeting encompassed various administrative and legislative actions, including the approval of a consent agenda involving alcohol license renewals, capital budget amendments for utility and infrastructure projects, and the transfer of a Coast Guard building. Presentations were delivered on regional housing assessments, community festival successes, and student exchange programs. The Council conducted public hearings regarding budget appropriations for culvert replacement, utility system upgrades, and traffic impact analysis requirements. Furthermore, new ordinances were introduced concerning hiking trail planning, harbor expansion contracts, and the construction of an ADA-accessible pathway, followed by general reports from staff and council members.
The meeting addressed various administrative and fiscal matters, including the designation of a Parks and Recreation Month, the operational status of the local swimming pool, and the adoption of ordinances related to the capital budget and procurement policies. Discussions also covered amendments to the council operating manual, the initiation of a special assessment district for sewer extensions, and updates regarding city infrastructure projects and internship initiatives.
The council meetings addressed a wide range of municipal operations, including multiple amendments to the FY27 Capital Budget for projects such as aquatic center operations, water and wastewater master plan updates, road improvements, and trail system developments. Key discussions involved housing assessments, traffic impact analysis requirements, procurement policy updates, and zoning map amendments. The council reviewed and authorized marijuana license renewals and considered various lease agreements, including a property transfer with the U.S. Coast Guard and a commercial lease assignment by OBI Seafoods. Additionally, the council evaluated traffic calming initiatives and potential funding proposals for ADA accessibility improvements in local parks.
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