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Feb 16, 2025
Sep 8, 2026
Approximate area is 5,820 SF (291' long x 20' wide) 2. Excavate area to 12" depth. 3. Install minimum of 8" compacted base. 4. Install 3" compacted Hot mix asphalt.
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Census ID
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1,499
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Mount Pulaski
The meeting featured reports from the Police Chief and Director of Public Works, covering topics such as court case statuses, recent fireworks events, ongoing construction and parking projects, and a proposed electronics recycling program. The Council approved a business district grant for D'tails Dog Grooming, discussed the repair and future use of the cemetery building, and authorized the city to participate in an upcoming property tax sale. Additionally, the Council considered the potential hiring of a consulting firm to review grant processes and procedures.
The meeting included operational reports from the Police Chief, the Director of Public Works, and the Treasurer. The Council decided to submit a $5,000 bid for the property tax sale of 117 E. McDonald St. with the intention of demolition and resale. A legal agreement with Ancel Glink was approved to evaluate grant review procedures. Members also addressed planned renovations for the BP building, rejected an excessively high construction bid for the Pool Park parking project, and discussed administrative requests for new office equipment and software.
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The board discussed several items, including a review of a project application, and approved budgets for the Community Donations and Business District for the 26/27 fiscal year. The board reviewed a building donation update, approved a donation for the Vinegar Hill Racers event, and discussed funding inquiries and program details regarding the Zion/Heart of the Hill Summer Food Program. Additionally, the meeting schedule for the 26/27 fiscal year was presented, and potential future renovation funding applications were noted.
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