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Oct 22, 2026
Procurement of labor, equipment, and materials for the construction of Raymond Park Dam Repair.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Work includes install temporary traffic control, 275 LF silt fence, 30 LF organic filter tube, 2 EA gabion check dam, tree protection, tree removal, 8 LF remove existing 6 ft x 3 ft box culvert, 80 CY remove and haul off concrete riprap, rubble and debris, remove existing exposed 8" PVC pipe, cap remaining and abandon in place, 1 EA 8 ft x 8 ft junction box provide and construct complete in place. See outside link.
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Census ID
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209556
Employee FTE
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433.8
Population
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45,605
Procurement Hell Score
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27 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Prosper
The meeting included comments from a citizen regarding downtown business development. The board welcomed the new Executive Director and reviewed the financial report for the previous month. Members discussed the operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year and received an update on new local businesses. A closed session was held to deliberate on economic development negotiations, real property, and personnel matters, after which the board reconvened to authorize the execution of a lease assignment.
The Town Council meeting covered a range of municipal business, including the recognition of a student and the declaration of Gun Safety Awareness Month. Key items included the authorization of a construction agreement for the Mahard Parkway Medians, approval for the purchase of new water meters, and a review of the Quarterly Investment Report. The Council also discussed the preliminary fiscal year 2026-2027 budget and proposed property tax rates, including scheduling public hearings for both. Various administrative reports from subcommittees were presented, and the Council conducted an executive session to discuss economic development, real estate, personnel, and legal matters.
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The meeting covered several key topics, including the development process for the small area plan, the proposal to remove trees in the downtown plaza to accommodate event programming, and status updates on various improvement projects including parking, historical markers, and monumentation. The committee reviewed recent and future downtown events and noted the discontinuation of the Prosper on Tap Series. Staff also discussed efforts to coordinate a future joint meeting with the Community Engagement Committee.
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