Happy Valley 2026 Street Improvements RFP
Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 10, 2026
Project generally includes reconstruction, repair, overlay street improvements and pavement striping and marking.
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Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 10, 2026
Project generally includes reconstruction, repair, overlay street improvements and pavement striping and marking.
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Census ID
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133206
Employee FTE
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80
Population
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28,916
Procurement Hell Score
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66 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Happy Valley
The board reviewed library statistics and discussed programming highlights. Key discussions included a presentation of the 5-year financial forecast with a focus on projected contingency fund shortfalls, and the establishment of budget priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. The meeting covered the implications of the City Council's passage of Ordinance 600 on library rules and property exclusion procedures. Additionally, plans for a new Seed Library were announced. The board established a schedule for the remainder of the year and identified future agenda items, including policy updates, a review of late fees, potential new collections, and an overview of staff roles.
The committee held an orientation regarding the Public Art Master Plan and the scope of the committee's involvement in selecting permanent and temporary art installations. Members discussed public meeting laws, specifically regarding the disclosure of potential conflicts of interest. The agenda included planning for future projects such as the design of a city flag and potential art integration in upcoming downtown developments. Additionally, the committee considered maintenance and durability requirements for outdoor art pieces.
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The meeting included discussions on proposed increases for sports field reservation fees, a preview of upcoming summer events, and the City Manager's operational report. The Council recognized outgoing Youth Council members and performed a swearing-in ceremony for new members. A presentation was provided by the North Clackamas School District regarding demographics, facility needs, and a proposed bond measure. The Council adopted several resolutions, including the fiscal year fee schedule, certification of municipal services, the election to receive state revenues, and the budget adoption for the upcoming fiscal year.
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