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Sep 9, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Environmental and Historical Preservation consulting services for the Broadband, Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program.
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City
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Fayetteville
County
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Lincoln
Address
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408 College Street West
Zip Code
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37334
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Fayetteville Public Utilities
The board held public hearings regarding the adoption of several international codes, including the 2024 editions of the Plumbing, Property Maintenance, Mechanical, Swimming Pool and Spa, Residential, and Life Safety codes, as well as the 2023 edition of the Electrical Code. Further business included an amendment to the permit fee schedule and a zoning district update. The Fayetteville Public Utilities CEO provided a comprehensive update on city-wide infrastructure projects, including water pipe installation, fire hydrant maintenance, and electrical/broadband improvements. Additionally, the Lincoln Health System CEO presented reports on hospital facility upgrades, including the procurement of a new MRI, ongoing maintenance at the Patrick, and recruitment updates regarding local health services.
The board conducted two public hearings regarding the city and city school budgets for the upcoming fiscal year. Various department heads provided reports on library operations, senior class accomplishments, fire department statistics, police and animal control activity, financial sales tax data, parks and recreation event planning, sanitation and maintenance work orders, and planning permits. New business included calling for future public hearings regarding international code updates, permit fee schedule adjustments, and zoning district updates, as well as the approval of an event permit for a Chamber of Commerce celebration.
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The board meeting included the swearing-in of three new firemen. A presentation was given by the local Chamber of Commerce regarding the release of new community guides, upcoming Music in the Park events, and a tourism economic impact report. The discussion highlighted tourism statistics, the importance of regional visitors to the local economy, and strategies for marketing the area to increase visitor spending in local retail and restaurant sectors.
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