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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Work consists of the following: Vegetation management and habitat restoration, including but not limited to, 13 acres of woody and herbaceous invasive species removal (including Amur maple, buckthorn, honeysuckle, and purple loosestrife), selective tree removal, erosion control, native seeding and ecological restoration.
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Aug 20, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Project includes the furnishing of all labor and materials for the construction complete in-place, of the following approximate quantities: \r \r Associated ground storage reservoir rehabilitation work includes: \r •Removal and replacement of selected reservoir appurtenances, including three (3) roof vents and two (2) bolted shell manway gaskets. \r •Removal of the existing obstruction light and cathodic protection system and associated hardware. \r •Installation of four (4) painter safety T-rails, coating holiday testing plates, nameplate t-brackets, two (2) new 24-inch roof manways, and caulking of approximately 400 exposed bolts. \r •Interior wet-surface steel repairs, grout repairs, abrasive blast cleaning, and recoating of interior reservoir surfaces. \r •Exterior spot abrasive blast cleaning and recoating, including containment measures. \r •Mobilization, site restoration, and all incidental work necessary to complete the project. \r \r Associated booster pump station rehabilitation work includes: \r Removal and replacement of three (3) existing pumps and motors in the existing Booster pump station. \r \r Associated electrical work includes: \r •Demolition and replacement of the existing service entrance disconnect. \r •Installation of a new exterior wall-mounted utility CT metering cabinet and replacement of all motor control center (MCC) sections. \r •Installation of a new distribution panelboard with feeder breakers serving three pump variable frequency drives (VFDs), two unit heaters, one cooling unit, and one transformer. \r •Installation of wall-mounted VFDs for three pumps. \r •Installation of a new wall-mounted transformer and panelboard, complete with a main circuit breaker and branch circuits to serve existing facility loads.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Woodbury
The Planning Commission discussed the Nottingham project, specifically focusing on rezoning, a Planned Unit Development, conditional use permit, and preliminary plat for a new residential subdivision. Key topics included proposed lot dimensions, roadway improvements to Cottage Grove Drive, regional stormwater management, pedestrian infrastructure, and landscaping plans. Additionally, the commission reviewed the recodification of the City Code, which involves organizing and updating ordinances to improve clarity and accuracy without substantive policy changes.
The meeting included the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) session and the City Council meeting. The HRA reviewed and adopted the 'not to exceed' property tax levy for 2027. The City Council's open forum featured public commentary regarding appreciation for the Public Works department's assistance with a residential water utility matter, public opposition to the continued use of Flock camera surveillance technology, and requests for increased advocacy regarding the Manning Avenue road study.
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The meeting focused on proposed ordinance amendments to Chapter 5 and Chapter 24 of the city code regarding the keeping of chickens on single-family detached residential properties. Discussions included permit requirements, zoning regulations, inspection protocols, and fee structures for these permits. Commissioners also reviewed the role of homeowners associations in the approval process, enforcement mechanisms for nuisance conditions, and procedures for permit handling upon property sales. The proposed ordinance is intended to align with the city's environmental stewardship plan and community interests in local food production.
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