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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The Tree Removal, Parapet Wall Repair, and Piezometer Replacement at Dam includes repair of cracks in the parapet wall, removal of identified trees and vegetation, and replacement of piezometers used for monitoring at the dam.
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Control hydrogen sulfide odor and corrosion in the wastewater collection systems.
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Sep 15, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
This project involves the modernization and expansion of Owner’s transmission and sub-transmission infrastructure through the replacement 291 existing wood and steel poles with new steel poles and the installation of 9 new steel transmission poles along a new right-of-way. The replacement projects involve 69kV sub-transmission lines with 15kV underbuilt distribution circuits and associated attachments, including PWC-owned fiber. The new construction project includes a 230kV transmission line with poles up to 100 feet in height.
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Fayetteville
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Cumberland
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955 Old Wilmington Rd.
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28301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Fayetteville Public Works Commission
The commission approved the purchase award for two prefabricated relay control houses. Several resolutions were passed to accept state loan offers and authorize the filing of state revolving loan applications for major water and wastewater infrastructure expansion projects. The commission also approved a budget amendment for the FY2027 Electric and Water/Wastewater funds. Furthermore, the meeting featured an update on the performance and findings of the ongoing Leak Detection Program, which has identified significant water loss and maintenance needs. The General Manager provided a report covering safety initiatives, storm preparedness, and the rescission of voluntary water restrictions due to stabilized river levels. The meeting concluded after a closed session focused on legal matters.
The commission discussed the Power Supply Adjustment (PSA) recommendation, approving a 12-month PSA of $0.03 per kilowatt-hour to address significant variances in power supply costs. A public hearing on this matter included testimony from citizens regarding the financial impact and forecasting concerns. The board approved budget amendments related to the PSA revenue and electric rate stabilization. Additionally, the General Manager's report highlighted the launch of a new online account portal and National Water Quality Month, while the meeting concluded with closed sessions regarding legal and personnel matters.
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The commission discussed several key business items, including budget amendments for the Electric and Water/Wastewater funds, the adoption of a revised procurement policy, and the establishment of new capital project funds for infrastructure upgrades. A presentation on workforce analysis highlighted stable attrition trends and retirement forecasts. The general manager's report addressed safety initiatives, community engagement regarding storm preparedness, and operational updates amidst drought conditions. The commission also held closed sessions to discuss legal and personnel matters.
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