Street Cut Repair Project - B-20260815-059 RFP
Posted
Sep 2, 2026
Sep 22, 2026
Work includes approx 750 SY repair asphalt cuts; 250 SY repair concrete cuts.
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Posted
Sep 2, 2026
Sep 22, 2026
Work includes approx 750 SY repair asphalt cuts; 250 SY repair concrete cuts.
Posted
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 22, 2026
Perform street striping operations in the city. Approx. 50 miles of Yellow Class A Type I Traffic Stripes, 50 miles of Solid White Class A Type I Traffic Stripes, 6,000 each Raised Reflective Traffic Markers, 14,000 SF White Thermo Plastic 24” wide, 4,000 SF White Thermo Plastic 8” wide, 100 each White Thermo Plastic Turn Arrows and 200,000 LF of Yellow Thermo Plastic Centerline, and 100,000 linear feet of White Thermo Plastic Sidelines.
Posted
Sep 2, 2026
Sep 22, 2026
Work includes approx 5,349 TN asphalt milling; 10 EA adjusting manholes; 5,349 GAL bituminous trackless tact coat.
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The Planning Commission evaluated and denied a request for a roof-mount solar array energy system at 3617 Park Lane South. This decision was based on a review of established guidelines, which determined that the proposed solar panels would be visible from public streets, thereby violating the requirements for such installations.
The Planning Commission reviewed and approved several property resurvey requests. Approvals included a resurvey for 10 Beechwood Road, a lot combination for 3929 Glencoe Drive, a resurvey for 3613 Mountain Lane, and a lot line adjustment with driveway modifications for 2305 Montevallo Road. Additionally, a resurvey for 2422 Park Lane South was approved contingent upon the inclusion of required zoning district and setback information on the final plat.
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The Planning Commission discussed and approved several solar energy system and resurvey requests, including the Go Solar Power, LLC installation and multiple resurvey applications for properties on Shiloh Drive and Stone River Road. One resurvey case was carried over to a future meeting for necessary plat corrections. The Commission also recommended an amendment to the Office Park District to allow instructional and educational uses. Additionally, the Commission reviewed proposed revisions to the Home Occupation ordinance intended to prohibit in-home client visits, hearing extensive public comment from business owners and residents regarding the potential impacts of these regulations. The Commission decided to carry over the Home Occupation ordinance discussion to a future meeting for further study by an ad hoc committee.
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