August 2025 Residential Demolition RFP
Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 14, 2026
Work includes residential demolition.
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Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 14, 2026
Work includes residential demolition.
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 28, 2026
Project consists of the installation of bike trails with related infrastructure, playgrounds, and parking areas.
Jul 17, 2026
Closes
Aug 4, 2026
Airport perimeter fence tree and land debris clearing. Project includes the following: furnish labor, fuel, insurance, taxes, equipment, and other items necessary for the cutting, grinding, or removal of limbs, trees, stumps, and debris. See attached file.
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194606
Employee FTE
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646.5
Population
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53,930
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Joplin
The council reviewed a text amendment regarding specific use standards for data centers within the Joplin Municipal Code. The proposal outlines definitions for data centers, permits them exclusively within the Heavy Industrial (M-2) district via a Special Use Permit, and establishes specific operational standards concerning setbacks, noise, cooling systems, utility costs, and lighting. The discussion also involved comparing these proposed standards to other communities and evaluating environmental and energy-related impacts.
The council received updates from RAVENii and the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce. Actions taken included approving agreements for airport parking lot improvements, sanitary sewer services, professional engineering services for street improvements, and a health department service contract. The council also addressed zoning changes, property plat approvals, software support payments, and introduced ordinances regarding fiber installation and employee promotion policies. Discussions were held on contractor claim processes and the discontinuation of an RFP for an Electric Feasibility Study, followed by a closed session.
The Council meeting addressed several agenda items including a financial report regarding the State of Missouri Amendment 5 and its potential economic impact on the city. The Council considered and approved multiple requests for the vacation of rights-of-way and alleys, specifically concerning property consolidations for Watered Gardens. Additionally, the Council reviewed and approved zoning changes, including a request to rezone land at the corner of 20th and Willard for residential development and a request to rezone 1102 S Illinois Ave to commercial status to accommodate a pet daycare facility.
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