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Lakewood Fire Department 1
City of Lakewood residents can purchase and have shade trees professionally planted in their private yards at a reduced price through The Greenleaf Group Inc.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Dec 31, 2099
Release: -
Lakewood Fire Department 1
Close: Dec 31, 2099
City of Lakewood residents can purchase and have shade trees professionally planted in their private yards at a reduced price through The Greenleaf Group Inc.
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This program provides grant funding for civic art projects, including permanent murals, temporary lighting installations, and other public art and media outlets, within the City of Lakewood. Artists can receive up to $5,000 per selected project, with total available funding of $50,000.
Posted Date
Feb 8, 2022
Due Date
Mar 22, 2022
Release: Feb 8, 2022
Lakewood Fire Department 1
Close: Mar 22, 2022
This program provides grant funding for civic art projects, including permanent murals, temporary lighting installations, and other public art and media outlets, within the City of Lakewood. Artists can receive up to $5,000 per selected project, with total available funding of $50,000.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lakewood Fire Department 1
The board approved the award of contracts for the CSO-052 storage facility to Kenmore Construction Company, Inc. and construction administration services to Verdantas, LLC. Additionally, the board approved contract amendments for concrete supplies, watermain appurtenances, and private property and utility inspections, as well as the renewal of the municipal liability insurance contract with The Fedeli Group.
The commission evaluated several potential Charter amendments. The agenda items discussed and voted upon included the manner of amending legislation, ward redistricting, the charter review process, the council appointment process, elected officials' salaries, primary elections, and ranked choice voting.
The meeting involved a discussion regarding the official timeline for the Youth Council and planning for upcoming City Council presentations. The group reviewed and approved the 2019-2020 application draft for both paper and online versions. By-laws were discussed, edited, and unanimously approved. The task force also engaged in an informal discussion concerning funding strategies for publicity, town halls, and external events, as well as potential future focus areas such as drug education program reform, school dress code enforcement, and high school recycling initiatives.
The commission reviewed several items, including a deferred minor modification request for a planned development on Marlowe Avenue and a proposed code amendment concerning pet grooming services in commercial districts. Additionally, the commission evaluated a safety analysis study for the Hilliard-Madison intersection, considering various traffic signal operations, geometric treatments, and safety technologies, while also incorporating public feedback regarding pedestrian and cyclist safety.
The board discussed the results of the Most Distinguished Tree in Lakewood contest and planned promotional materials. Outreach activities were coordinated for the Madison Court Community Coalition event. Updates were provided regarding the fall tree planting schedule, including site logging and staffing requirements. Administrative updates included the selection of a new Group Leader and an open arborist position. The board reviewed tree health evaluations for the Lakewood Park playground, planned for bench removal at Merle Bunts park, and discussed establishing standards for sidewalk repairs and root cutting to mitigate tree damage.
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