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This RFP is for demolition, clean-up, and potential asbestos abatement and debris removal services for a two-story commercial building with a basement located at 703 Main, Keokuk, IA.
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Census ID
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104321
Population
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32,306
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lee County
The Board approved a resolution to publish a notice of hearing regarding the adoption of a new Code of Ordinances for the county. Additionally, the Board authorized the hiring of a legal firm for advisory services on economic development projects, including potential data center and nuclear power ordinances. Approval was granted for final plans on a resurfacing project. The Board reviewed a Manure Management Annual Update and authorized personnel actions for the Secondary Roads department. Various committee reports were presented, covering topics such as planning and zoning, employee safety, housing authority concerns, and a courthouse study. The session concluded with public input regarding data center developments and local speed limits.
The board approved a tax abatement resolution for urban revitalization, a wage and efficiency study to be conducted by Iowa State University, and a construction contract for granular stockpile. Appointments were made for the Opioid Committee. The board authorized an interfund transfer and approved a grant agreement for the Talbot House for Sober Living. Additionally, the board filed manure management updates and auditor/treasurer reports, and approved a step increase for a facilities maintenance employee. Committee reports were provided regarding housing studies, health department meetings, and upcoming courthouse studies.
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The Board held a public hearing regarding the vacation and conveyance of streets in the town of Croton and subsequently tabled the resolution. Members approved an agreement with the Iowa Department of Transportation for Highway 218 construction projects and passed a resolution supporting the Pollmiller Beach Concession and Bathroom Facility Project, committing $100,000 in matching funds. Additionally, the Board addressed public input concerning a potential noise ordinance, approved a personnel reclassification for the EMS department, and reviewed reports from various regional committees and initiatives.
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