2026 Paving Project RFP
Aug 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
This project includes various repairs, milling, and 1” and 2” overlays. Manholes, storm drains and water valves must be raised.
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Aug 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
This project includes various repairs, milling, and 1” and 2” overlays. Manholes, storm drains and water valves must be raised.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Oak Hill
Discussions included the condition of trees on Park Street, a broken-down packer truck, and revisions to the employee handbook. The council addressed potholes, the cost of vinyl, a drain on Hyland Avenue, and the demolition of an old water building. Suggestions were made regarding obtaining quotes from multiple suppliers and having a designated employee purchase supplies. Council members also discussed ditch work and approved ordinance #2012-4 after suspending the rules requiring three readings. Other topics included trash charges, tree trimming, a pool complaint, and a missed trash pickup.
The council meeting addressed various issues, including an upcoming impound lot auction, water distribution to those in need, and Johnnie Harrison's water pressure problem. Discussions included water standing in an alley, a hole at the intersection of 4th Street and Washington Street, and the installation of grates. The council also addressed the need for additional dumpsters. An executive session was held for personnel reasons. Several ordinances were presented and approved, concerning Cathie McFann's title and pay increase, establishing salaries and wages for village positions, including a part-time Water Clerk/Village Administrator, a part-time Assistant Water Clerk, and part-time police officers. An ordinance amending salaries for seasonal pool employees was also approved. Finally, plans were made to demolish several properties within 60-90 days.
The council meeting involved discussions on supplemental financing requests for water system improvements, an upcoming vehicle auction, pool hours, and the creation of an ordinance for various vehicles. A resolution requesting supplemental financing was adopted. The council also addressed bills for payment, railroad crossing coverings, roof repairs, a plaque for retirees, trash pick-ups, and personnel matters during an executive session.
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