Engineering Services Wastewater Treatment Plant Grit Classifier Replacement (Request for Qualifications)
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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Seeking engineering services for a project to replace its existing grit classifier.
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Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Seeking engineering services for a project to replace its existing grit classifier.
Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Engineering and design services for the decommissioning of Lady Marian Dam, including repair or replacement of the failed spillway to convert the dam to a dry impoundment.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Marion
The council received an annual year-end report from the Marion Business Association regarding downtown business development, facade grants, and entrepreneurial programs. West Marion Inc. provided updates on community initiatives, including youth engagement, housing, and professional development. A public hearing was held for a new Unified Development Ordinance text amendment concerning sediment runoff control, which was subsequently approved. The council also authorized a resolution declaring the intent to close a portion of an unopened public alley and approved a resolution to declare surplus property for auction. Additionally, the City Manager reported on drought management and water restriction status.
The City Council discussed and approved various items on the consent agenda, including budget amendments and grant project updates. A presentation was provided regarding a federally funded regional safety action plan. Key topics included the approval of the annual tax settlement, personnel updates regarding the Planning Director role, and economic development reports involving senior housing and disaster relief initiatives. The Council also reviewed legislative impacts on city elections and water billing, and approved the contract for the Clinchfield Lift Station Bridge.
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The Council approved several grant project ordinances involving the Peavine Rail Trail Phase II, wastewater treatment plant repairs, sewer aerial crossing elimination, and a wastewater grit classifier. Other actions included the approval of a budget ordinance amendment, a resolution to declare surplus property, and the authorization to advertise unpaid 2025 real property taxes. The Council also accepted a grant from the Governor's Crime Commission to support improvements to the police department's evidence facility. Additionally, the meeting featured presentations from the Marion Business Association regarding community activities and from the Western Piedmont Council of Governments concerning the implications of Interbasin Transfers, followed by a report from the City Manager regarding ongoing infrastructure and departmental initiatives.
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