North Towne Sanitary Sewer Replacement RFP
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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Replacement of the North Towne sanitary sewer, including the necessary labor and materials.
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Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Replacement of the North Towne sanitary sewer, including the necessary labor and materials.
Posted
Oct 28, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
Supply of asphalt concrete for the City of Findlay’s 2027 contract period.
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Nov 12, 2026
Project consists of removing an existing 12" water line and a 15" sanitary line out of the existing 36 storm sewer. To remove the existing 12" water line from the storm sewer it will need to be lowered under the storm sewer. It will need to be lowered roughly 5 feet. To remove the existing 15" out of the storm sewer the manholes on both ends will need to be lowered. The existing manholes will be removed, and the new manholes will be roughly 3 feet lower than the existing ones. There will be a new 18 sanitary sewer that is ran from the two new manholes that goes under the existing storm sewer, that is 408 LF.
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The committee reviewed compensation data for various elected officials, including the mayor, auditor, law director, treasurer, and city council members, by benchmarking against 27 other cities. Significant discussion focused on the law director's unique, experience-based salary scale and whether to maintain it or adjust the compensation structure. The committee also evaluated the treasurer's part-time role and salary levels. Furthermore, the members discussed the potential necessity of authorizing a comprehensive classification and compensation study, noting that such a review has not been conducted for the city in over a decade.
The council discussed and addressed several legislative items including approving expenditures for the auditor's office, establishing a sister city partnership with a municipality in Poland, and annexing land for development projects. Additional actions included authorizing payroll deductions for employee health savings accounts, updating job classifications and pay schedules, and appropriating funds for various city needs. The council also deliberated on the rezoning of a property from local commercial to small lot residential and reviewed emergency measures regarding disaster siren maintenance and training.
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The council discussed and removed an ordinance concerning the use of artificial intelligence from the agenda for further review. Four items were added and approved, including a police cruiser replacement, a bridge replacement project, and updates to the planning and zoning agenda. The council reviewed liquor permit requests for local establishments and decided not to request hearings for these applications. There was a discussion regarding the city's water supply and reservoir levels, specifically clarifying the projected years of reserve water. Additionally, the council analyzed financial reports and discussed the general fund budget status and future revenue projections.
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