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Aug 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Project consists of 8" water main and 8" sanitary sewer. Water service lines and cleanouts will be installed as well. An existing sanitary sewer will be removed after connections to the proposed sewer are made. Pavement will be fully replaced in place.
Aug 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Project consists of waterline improvements. Base Bid (Phase 1): A proposed 8" water main will be installed with 11 new service connections. The old waterline will be abandoned and old fire hydrants will be removed. Alternate Bid (Phase 2): Additional proposed 8" water main and 14 service connections. Additional fire hydrants as well.
Aug 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Milling and resurfacing of various streets.
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Population
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Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fostoria
The committee discussed closing an open issue regarding parking restrictions on Elmherst Drive. The main agenda item focused on proposed amendments to section 311.01 regarding the placement of materials or obstructions in the street, with members debating how to clearly define 'hazardous' and 'intentional' actions versus natural occurrences like falling leaves. Additionally, a public hearing was held where a citizen raised concerns regarding a lack of notification for utility work involving fiber optic cable installation, potential property damage, and the lack of clarity regarding emergency legislative procedures for park-related projects.
The council meeting addressed various operational and community updates, including a status report on the downtown splash pad and inclusive playground project, and the submission of an ODNR grant application for playground equipment at Jackson Park. The Finance Committee reviewed budget expectations and discussed the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) procedures for tax filing compliance, including authorization to issue subpoenas. Public affairs topics included upcoming veteran and community events, such as Memorial Day ceremonies and a historical interpretive program. The Law and Ordinance Committee reported on parking considerations and proposed legislation regarding street obstructions. A public participant raised concerns regarding transparency, permitting processes for downtown projects, and collaboration on upcoming community events.
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The committee discussed the status of the general audit, including specific single issue audits for grants related to reservoir projects and water lines. The new finance director provided a report on cash balances and fund statuses for the general, water, and sewer funds. Discussions were held regarding revenue reports, specifically focusing on rental income and other income categorizations. The committee reviewed property tax collection timelines and income tax revenue trends. Additionally, there was a discussion on a new legislation item regarding a bank account name correction and a status update from the Safety Service Director.
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