Sale of 2014 Peterbilt Garbage Truck RFP
Aug 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Sale of 2014 Peterbilt Garbage Truck (8421.2 Hours - 116,916 miles - Good Tires) AND three hundred 95-gallon Trash Totes.
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Aug 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Sale of 2014 Peterbilt Garbage Truck (8421.2 Hours - 116,916 miles - Good Tires) AND three hundred 95-gallon Trash Totes.
Aug 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Sale of 1969 Dodge 500 Sewer Truck (19,919.1 Miles - 318 Engine - 1000-gal- water holding tank).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Oakes
The council held a public hearing on zoning amendments, ultimately denying two conditional use requests for recreational vehicle occupation on residential lots. The engineer provided updates on water treatment plant improvements, contract executions for manhole replacement, and a connectivity study for highway 1. Various permits and licenses were approved, including gaming site authorizations, building permits, special event permits, and annual alcohol licenses. The council approved a tourism fund request for a concert series and discussed concerns regarding authorized hydrant use. Additionally, the council approved a two-year moratorium on new alcohol licenses, discussed pending infrastructure plans for Great Plains Oil, and addressed property cleanup and nuisance enforcement policies.
The meeting addressed water plant improvements, including a change order and technical assistance invoices. Building permits for residential and commercial projects, as well as gaming and game of chance permits, were authorized. Key discussions involved a franchise renewal agreement with Ottertail Power and addressing noise concerns related to railroad engines. Committee updates covered city ordinances regarding campers, liquor licenses, and drainage issues, alongside infrastructure topics like trailer park water metering, gym flooring, and property maintenance enforcement. Additional actions included the designation of an official city newspaper, approval of financial requests for the D.A.R.E. program and local tourism, and the advancement of the Off-Highway Vehicle Ordinance.
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The council appointed a new Vice President and approved multiple engineering agreements related to a water plant improvement project. Discussion covered geotechnical reports for sewer work, a corridor study for the Highway 1 walking path, and results from lead service line door-to-door visits. The council approved gaming permits and various invoices. Presentations included an apprenticeship program for water plant operators. Committee reports touched on facility maintenance, tree board activities, and potential grant opportunities. In new business, the council discussed sewer insurance endorsements, an ordinance update for off-highway vehicles, appointments to the Planning and Zoning Board, and public works department equipment needs, including lawnmower bids, sweeper repairs, and water testing equipment upgrades.
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