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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Work consists of constructing a new storm drain system, beginning with the removal and reconstruction of the existing catch basin, while retaining the existing inverts of the existing laterals. will also include the construction of an additional catch basin and 12" reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) connecting to the main line via a proposed junction structure.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
Provide on-call professional services with expertise in general aviation airport engineering, planning, design, administration, and construction management.
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Sep 9, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
Repair and reline canal with shotcrete and to replace a portion of nearby electric well waterline. The project involves the construction of approx. 1,124 LF of shotcrete lining, the construction of a potable waterline and appurtenances consisting of approx. 255 LF of 16" ductile iron pipe and bore and jack 30 LF of 30" steel casing pipe.
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This Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and Govinvest, Inc. outlines the provision of actuarial services and technology, specifically the GovInvest Labor Module. The service term begins on March 31, 2022, and concludes on March 25, 2025. Compensation is set at $32,500 annually for three years, totaling $97,500. The agreement details the scope of work, implementation steps, key personnel, and various terms and conditions including indemnification and insurance requirements.
This document is a First Amendment to a Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and GovInvest Inc., made effective May 2, 2023. It modifies an original agreement (dated May 17, 2022, expiring March 25, 2025) to incorporate an additional fifteen-hour On-Demand Support Package for Actuarial Services and Technology. This amendment adds $4,000.00 in compensation for these additional services to the original contract, which had a total amount of $97,500.
This document is a First Amendment to a Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and GovInvest Inc., dated May 2, 2023. It amends an original agreement from May 17, 2022, which is set to expire on March 25, 2025. The amendment adds a new fifteen (15) hour On-Demand Support Package, including services such as Roll-Up Cost Summary and Presentation, New Special Pay Review, and Strategy Discussion for Labor Negotiations. The additional compensation for these services is $4,000.00, applicable for the remaining term of the original agreement.
This document is an invoice from GovInvest Inc. to Riverside for an annual subscription fee for their Costing Module. The service period is from March 26, 2023, to March 25, 2024, with a total amount due of $32,500.00. Payment options include check or bank ACH transfer.
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The City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including legal budget adjustments for pending lawsuits and the adoption of ordinances regarding appeal processes for junk dealers, commercial cannabis permit fees, and cultural resource regulations. Key actions included approving FAA grants for Riverside Municipal Airport improvements, supporting the United States District Courthouse expansion, and authorizing agreements for business license tax services and paratransit vehicle purchases. The Council also held public hearings on tobacco retail establishment permit moratoriums, zoning code text amendments, and fee schedule updates for building plan self-certification. Additionally, the Council discussed and amended its rules of procedure and reviewed various personnel and committee-related business before entering a closed session.
The City Council meeting included updates on the City sponsored Non-Profit Resiliency Revolving Loan Fund, a presentation on the City Attorney's Department for the prior fiscal year, and various approvals. These approvals included a ceremonial street naming, an arterial and minor streets maintenance construction contract, an eminent domain resolution for the Brockton Avenue to Palm Avenue Railroad Quiet Zone Project, and various board and commission appointments. The Council also approved a budget increase for outside legal services, passed a resolution for the upcoming General Municipal Election, ratified a purchase order for tree maintenance services, and awarded a contract for pedestrian and bicycle intersection improvements. Furthermore, the Council addressed Successor Agency matters, including approval of a Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule, the sale of vacant land for a mixed-use project, and the certification of an Environmental Impact Report for the Riverside Alive Project.
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The City Council received presentations from the Innovation and Technology and Finance Departments and issued a proclamation for Native American Cultural Heritage Month. Actions included adopting ordinances regarding zoning and subdivision codes, accepting various grants including for urban search and rescue, and approving agreements for security and holiday décor services for the Festival of Lights. The Council also authorized overtime reimbursement agreements, a grant for law enforcement mental health, and an amendment for the Van Buren Boulevard Widening Project. Further actions involved a property development agreement for the Successor Agency, the establishment of a pilot valet parking program, and the reallocation of funds for an emergency food access program.
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