Construction of Sewer Improvements Project RFP
Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Project includes installation of approx 3,145 LF of 8" sanitary sewer forcemain from an existing lift station.
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Project includes installation of approx 3,145 LF of 8" sanitary sewer forcemain from an existing lift station.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Prairie Grove
The council appointed a new member to an open seat and addressed several legislative items, including the approval of final plats for Snyder Grove Phase 6 and the Prairie Grove Townhouses subdivision. Resolutions were passed regarding funding authorization for A.N.R.C., easement acquisition for Butler Road improvements, surplus equipment declaration, and a change order for the Parks Street Sewer Project. The meeting also included updates from various municipal committees, such as sanitation, street maintenance, water/sewer operations, fire department activity, parks and recreation progress, police department reports, long-range planning, senior citizen activities, and library events.
The Planning Commission discussed several development and zoning items. A rezoning request for North Mock Street was denied following citizen opposition. A large-scale development project by Heritage Commercial Properties was tabled pending further information regarding building orientation and landscaping. The commission approved the final plat for Snyder Grove Phase 6. Additionally, the commission approved the final plat for the Cleveland Street Apartments-Minor Subdivision, which included a variance for a side setback due to an existing drainage easement.
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The City Council meeting addressed multiple administrative and project-related items. Key actions included the appointment of a new council member to fill a vacancy, approval of the final plat for the Schneider Grove phase six subdivision, and approval of the final plat for the townhouse subdivision, including a variance for drainage. The council authorized the Public Works Director to execute funding documents for sanitary sewer upgrades. Furthermore, the council approved the acquisition of right-of-way easements for Butler Street improvements, authorized the surplus and transfer of equipment to a retiring officer, and approved change order number one for the Parks Street sewer project.
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