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Sep 23, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
work consists of installing new pavement, sidewalks, and storm utilities to improve an existing stone parking lot. Work will include electrical for proposed light poles in the project area.
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Census ID
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172689
Employee FTE
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37
Population
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5,252
Procurement Hell Score
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44 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Northwood
The meeting primarily addressed the approval of a Purchase Sale Agreement. Additionally, the board identified potential topics for the next meeting, specifically regarding a lot at the corner of Royal and Woodville and the status of an account for the Community Improvement Corporation.
The meeting included an executive session regarding a potential property acquisition along Woodville Road. The board formally adopted a mission statement to guide economic, commercial, industrial, and civic progress. Huntington Bank was approved as the organization's preferred banking institution. Furthermore, the board authorized an agreement for the sale of approximately 0.5 acres of land to the Jeep Federal Credit Union for an estimated value of $375,000.
The committee discussed several key initiatives, including the appointment of a new board member and the implementation of a Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) survey to gather data for economic development. Members reviewed the status of a vacant property at 3002 Woodville Road, exploring potential strategies for acquisition and rehabilitation to return it to productive use. The committee also evaluated the outcomes of Make a Difference Day 2025, discussed future planning for 2026, and identified the need for a financial analysis to support city planning projects. Additionally, the committee focused on the importance of consistent communication across city departments and stakeholders to align on growth priorities.
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