Drilled Pier Foundations - Washington/Farrington Road T-Line
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Sep 6, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Work consists of constructing the cast-in-place drilled pier foundations for the transmission line structures.
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Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Work consists of constructing the cast-in-place drilled pier foundations for the transmission line structures.
Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide substation steel structures for the piqua 69kv the site substation project.
Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide major equipment for the 69kv the site substation project.
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This Management Agreement, effective February 23, 2024, between The City of Piqua, Ohio (Owner) and Hampton Golf, Inc., engages Hampton Golf to operate and manage the Fort Piqua Plaza Banquet Center. The agreement commences on March 1, 2024, for an initial three-year term with automatic three-year renewals. Hampton Golf will provide comprehensive services including maintenance, operations, human resources, and marketing. Compensation includes a monthly Management Fee of $2,500.00 (adjusted annually by CPI) and an Incentive Fee of 20% of annual positive Gross Revenue improvement. The Owner is responsible for reimbursing out-of-pocket and approved travel expenses. The contract also details insurance requirements, termination clauses, confidentiality, and other standard contractual terms.
This Management Agreement between The City of Piqua, Ohio (Owner) and Hampton Golf, Inc. (Hampton Golf) outlines the terms for Hampton Golf to manage and operate the Echo Hills Golf Club. The contract begins on December 1, 2022, for an initial three-year term, with potential for renewals. Hampton Golf will provide comprehensive management, maintenance, marketing, and HR services for a monthly fee of $6,500 (subject to CPI adjustments). The Owner is responsible for all Club operating expenses, employee costs, and reimbursable expenses, subject to an approved budget. The agreement also details insurance requirements, termination clauses including a potential cancellation fee, and various standard contractual terms.
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The Board considered several zoning appeals and variances. Key discussions involved a fence requirement appeal at 903 Candlewood Boulevard, a variance to reclassify a front yard as a rear yard to facilitate accessory structure placement at 626 Wood Street, and a variance request regarding structural setbacks for a shed at 305 Westview Drive. Previous session discussions included design standard interpretations for metal roofs and setback variances for accessory structures at 613 Broadway.
The commission reviewed several resolutions, including a recommendation for the vacation of unimproved alley right-of-way and a portion of Scudder Street. They also approved amendments to a special use permit for the construction of a clubhouse, and granted special use permits for a coffee roasting and distribution facility. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved a certificate of appropriateness for facade changes at a property in the Downtown Historic District, discussed the timeline for the Code Piqua project, and received updates on the Neighbors Helping Neighbors/Neighborlink program and the Lock 9 Construction project.
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The meeting included reports on sign certificates of appropriateness, including approvals for new signs at 319 N. Main Street and 120 N. Main Street. The commission discussed potential signage for a new business at 114 W. Ash Street, provided updates on the Downtown Historic District design review, and received a 2022 end-of-year zoning permit update noting residential and commercial project investments.
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