2027 Gasoline and Diesel Fuel RFP
Posted
Nov 12, 2026
Dec 8, 2026
2027 Gasoline and Diesel Fuel.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Nov 12, 2026
Dec 8, 2026
2027 Gasoline and Diesel Fuel.
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Census ID
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132515
Population
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6,692
Procurement Difficulty Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Ontario
The council reviewed a presentation regarding the Comprehensive Plan and a proposed Zoning Code Update. Discussion centered on the strategy to streamline the existing code to facilitate growth, update terminology, and establish new zoning districts to address nonconforming residential lots. Key topics included concerns regarding residential density standards, fencing and pool barriers, performance standards for accessory buildings, and regulatory approaches to manage the oversaturation of certain commercial businesses. Additionally, the council explored initiatives for community walkability, connectivity in new subdivisions, and potential repurposing of abandoned railroad lines. The meeting also included clarification for a resident regarding the grandfathering of existing property standards under the new proposed code.
The council received committee reports regarding the city's water system, street improvements, parks, and personnel matters. The Mayor provided reports on the temporary budget, business development interests, transportation funding applications, and public works projects. The Service-Safety Director provided updates on road resurfacing, sewer main construction, and a traffic study. The council adopted resolutions authorizing participation in the Ohio Public Works Commission program, overhead sign support improvements with the Ohio Department of Transportation, and introduced an ordinance to extend a moratorium on data center licensing.
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The Council discussed e-bike safety concerns and proposed educational measures to address increased incidents. The Mayor provided updates on local demolition projects, an intersection study, and the status of commercial developments. The Service-Safety Director reported on the awarding of contracts for road resurfacing and a sanitary sewer force main project. The Law Director addressed the increasing volume and complexity of public records requests and the associated administrative challenges. A public hearing regarding a proposed Zoning Code update was announced. Residents expressed concerns regarding fence regulations, and the Council adopted a resolution to approve the five-year update of the Solid Waste Management Plan of Richland County.
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