Installation and Removal of Holiday Lighting (Request for Proposal)
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Installation and removal of holiday lighting.
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Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Installation and removal of holiday lighting.
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
On call broker/realtor services.
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Remove damaged, dead, or structurally unsound trees and/or tree parts along the public way that present a potential hazard to pedestrians, private property, motorists, and utility lines. The intent of this project is to remove high-risk trees and tree parts in an effort to minimize storm damage and reduce.
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166454
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1,000
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103,173
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Quincy
The commission reviewed several project applications, including Notices of Intent and Requests for Determination of Applicability. Approvals were issued for the construction of a dwelling at 202 Manet Avenue, deck replacements at 386 Fenno Street and 24 Empire Street, and a pool, patio, and gazebo at 37 Narraganset Road. The board also granted Certificates of Compliance for dock repairs at 211 Palmer Street and the rehabilitation of the Moon Island Causeway, as well as an amendment to an Order of Conditions for 587 Sea Street. A complex proposal for a garage, addition, and pier at 95 Rockland Street was discussed and subsequently continued to a future meeting date. Additionally, the commission received correspondence regarding a potential parking lot expansion project at 20 Moon Island Road.
The board reviewed and approved various requests for the use of city park facilities, including athletic tournaments, community events, and social gatherings. Key discussions included the redesign and configuration of Wendel Moses Park, the selection of potential locations for new street hockey courts, and a proposal to name a local roadway. The Commissioner provided comprehensive reports regarding Squaw Rock development phases, the implementation of a Ropes Course at Mound Street, and the nearing completion of the Marshall School playground. Furthermore, the board addressed initiatives concerning city-wide dog agility courses and acknowledged a City Council resolve to name a skating rink in Houghs Neck.
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The Board reviewed and approved multiple requests for special use permits and one-day liquor licenses for various neighborhood events, cultural festivals, and anniversary galas. Additionally, the Board granted a charity wine pouring permit for a fundraising event and approved a common victualer license for a restaurant establishment.
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