CITY OF MINOT BID PROPOSAL LEASE OF ONE (1) LANDFILL DOZER NOVEMBER 2026 PROJECT #5067
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Dec 1, 2026
Five-year, 5,500-hour lease of one landfill track-type 6-way dozer, with an optional trade-in of a 2020 John Deere 950K dozer.
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Dec 1, 2026
Five-year, 5,500-hour lease of one landfill track-type 6-way dozer, with an optional trade-in of a 2020 John Deere 950K dozer.
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Nov 6, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
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Transportation planning services for a study of the 21st Ave NW corridor between 83 Bypass and Hwy 83/Broadway in Minot, ND.
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The council meeting featured a personal appearance regarding accessibility and handicap parking concerns within the city. Key administrative updates were provided by the Mayor and City Manager. The Finance Director presented the third-quarter executive dashboard, detailing the city's financial condition and updated revenue and expenditure projections. The discussion included the implementation of a new procurement policy requiring approved purchase orders for expenditures exceeding $1,000 to improve financial oversight. The council also approved a consent agenda and reviewed a budget amendment for a street division truck procurement.
The meeting served as an informational session regarding the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Plan. Key discussion topics included the project's historical context, updates on engineering reports, funding sources, and local financing strategies. The council reviewed specific alignment changes, such as property acquisitions in the West Minot neighborhood and near the water treatment plant, infrastructure crossing challenges with BNSF, and alternative alignment proposals for the 27th Street diversion intended to mitigate community displacement.
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The committee discussed the performance and audit processes of the Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) system, focusing on recent operational search data and the handling of hotlist hits. Key topics included the establishment of internal audit workflows and oversight procedures for the system. Additionally, the committee analyzed the legal implications of the 'United States versus Kyle' case regarding warrantless searches and discussed its potential status as persuasive authority for future law enforcement practices.
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