Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Little Blue Natural Resources District.
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Dec 3, 2026
Replacement of approx., 266 meters for cellular meter reading and 128 meter pit replacements.
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City
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Davenport
County
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Thayer
Address
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100 E 6th St
Phone Number
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(402) 364-2145
Zip Code
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68335
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Little Blue Natural Resources District
The board reviewed and approved both the Little Blue Natural Resources District and the Little Blue Public Water Project treasurer's reports. Action was taken to approve the Buckley Creak 3-C Irrigation Agreement and a resolution to apply for an Adams County Convention and Visitors Bureau Improvement Fund Grant for trail improvements at Prairie Lake. Additionally, the board approved the use of Seametric AG90 meters as the mandatory replacement for Signet meters and reviewed the annual nitrate report. The meeting also included staff reports and closed executive sessions regarding ongoing legal matters and a penalty hearing.
The board conducted public hearings regarding the proposed FY 2027 budgets and tax requests. Key actions included the approval of the district's property and liability insurance renewal, the FY 2027 budgets and tax levy, an agreement with the One Red Ag Data Bank & Grants Program, and an increase to the LBPWP reconnection fee. The board also authorized an 18-month water purchase termination notice to the City of Fairbury. Additionally, discussions were held on irrigation agreements, maintenance parameters for trails at Prairie Lake, improvements at Roseland Lake, and updates to the agriculture pesticide container recycling program.
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The board meeting included the appointment of a new Director for Sub-District 7 and the administration of the Oath of Office. Key actions included the approval of certified acres, the treasurer's reports for the District and the Public Water Project, and the approval of a variance request. The board also approved a quote for water project billing software. Discussions were held regarding the FY 2027 budget, including a failed motion to increase the restricted fund allowance, and the advancement of the budget to the hearing stage. Additionally, the board conducted an executive session to discuss potential and on-going litigation.
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