LEASE OF FARM GROUND RFP
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Nov 13, 2026
Lease of thirteen acres of tillable farm ground for five years, from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2031.
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Posted
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Nov 13, 2026
Lease of thirteen acres of tillable farm ground for five years, from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2031.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Fort Recovery
The meeting featured a presentation on a grant-funded responsible fatherhood program for area residents. The council discussed land sales, utility pole height specifications, and authorized a Memorandum of Understanding for a shared county breathalyzer device. Updates were provided on the wastewater treatment plant project, water plant planning, and various infrastructure improvements including street lighting and sidewalk construction. The council also addressed legislative updates concerning municipal tax reciprocity and unpaid utility bills, along with progress reports on pool renovations and pending annexations. Financial invoices and electronic payments were reviewed and approved.
The Council reviewed and approved resolutions regarding the amendment of the PMG Consulting contract to include SCADA scope and an amendment to appropriations. Key project updates included status reports on the wastewater treatment plant, design progression for the water plant, and the acceptance of a construction bid for the water line and sanitary extension. Street improvement discussions covered lighting procurement for State Route 49, planning for the Safe Routes to School project, and updates on completed paving projects. The Council also reviewed legislative updates concerning municipal tax reciprocity and regulations on unpaid utility bills. Financial reports were reviewed alongside updates on pool renovation leak detection and future infrastructure planning.
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The Council discussed various municipal projects, including water plant structural updates, the North Wayne Pump Station issues, and ongoing wastewater system studies. Status reports were provided for street improvements, including sidewalk completion and the Safe Routes to School project. Legislative updates regarding Ohio House Bills were reviewed, along with potential impacts on municipal tax reciprocity and utility bill policies. Additionally, the Council authorized the closure of an alley for a local business event and approved increases in pool gate and pavilion rental fees. An executive session was held to discuss land acquisition before the meeting was adjourned.
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