Carrollton seeks bids for Johnson Avenue stormwater and streetscape project
The City of Carrollton is seeking sealed bids for a Johnson Avenue project, with proposals due Aug. 11 after a July 28 pre-bid conference.
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The City of Carrollton is seeking sealed bids for a Johnson Avenue project, with proposals due Aug. 11 after a July 28 pre-bid conference.
The Boothbay Harbor Planning Board has begun its first public merit review of an amended East Side Park site plan after finding the application complete.
Midland Park planning materials continue to identify affordable housing and Fair Share Housing updates as active subjects after a March meeting addressed changes based on a settlement agreement.
The Los Angeles County Development Authority solicited quotes for rehabilitation services at 2054 Country Canyon Road, with bids due July 2.
ADA sidewalk improvements are scheduled along Business 13 between Marine Court and Eby Street as part of MoDOT’s southwest Missouri construction program.
The Kingman City Council is considering a professional-services agreement to study traffic conditions where Walapai Mountain Road, Stockton Hill Road and Annie Divine Avenue meet.
Westwood has opened a formal request for proposals for redevelopment of the former Westwood View Elementary School site at 2511 W. 50th Street.
Maple Shade Township has listed a Notice of Decision for Maplewood LLC’s Park Crossing Apartments matter, but the available record does not state whether the proposal was approved, denied or approved with conditions.
A federal permit has cleared the Placida West Boat Ramp Expansion, but the $7 million project remains in design development and is not scheduled to begin construction until February 2027.
Sound Pacific Construction began work May 27 on University Place school-route safety improvements, while a February bond approval sets district replacement and renovation projects in motion.
The City of Troy’s 2026 residential garbage and recycling schedule identifies holiday-related service timing, including the observed Independence Day date of July 3 and district references.
The Village of Jackson has posted a June 9, 2026, public-hearing notice for zoning matter PUD-04, Oaks of Jackson. The available record does not show the project’s size, applicant or hearing outcome.
Senate File 3728 proposes a $4 million state bond-funded grant to Virginia for Sixth Avenue reconstruction and utility upgrades supporting redevelopment of the city’s decommissioned municipal steam-plant site.
Kittitas County has opened applications for a 2026 grant program supporting public infrastructure tied to economic development, with COG recommendations due by Aug. 19.
Henderson County is eligible for Renew NC infrastructure grants ranging from $500,000 to $15 million, but no local award has been announced.
Cherry Hill Township’s Planning Board scheduled a hearing on application 25-P-0017, submitted by 1951 Wexford Real Estate Holdings LLC.
A municipal record lists a June 11, 2026 flood-code ordinance involving detention when lot coverage increases, but the available documents do not confirm it applies to St. Hedwig.
Kimball awarded Project No. ST2026-1 to Kuechle Underground Inc. after the Kimball company submitted the low bid among nine proposals.
Morris County plans to replace the deteriorated driving deck on the Morris Avenue Bridge over Beaver Brook beginning August 6, closing Morris Avenue to through traffic on weekdays and sending drivers on a roughly three-mile detour.
The Town of Bethlehem has paused its proposed zoning-code overhaul after public feedback and plans to reconvene in early September.
Chisago County records show the Highway 8 and CSAH 21 intersection project moving through design, layout and staging work ahead of an August 2026 milestone.
Randolph Township introduced Ordinance 17-26 on June 25, 2026, proposing maintenance and operation standards for grease interceptors at food-serving establishments after failures involving privately owned interceptors created sanitary-sewer operating problems.