The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will consider some items in order to close out the Candy Lane storm sewer project. The project was delayed a few weeks due to weather, but Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson indicated that the work done was outstanding.
Continue readingDue to the volatile nature of the recycling market on top of the reception of dirty recyclable material, the City of Plymouth will observe an every-other-week recycling pickup schedule.
This will save costs to the city to the first year of the five-year contract. The price could decrease seven percent or increase seven percent depending on if the residents contribute dirty or clean recyclables. Some education pieces will be sent to residents in order to keep recyclable items free of contamination.
The change of pick-up will begin in November.
The current Thursday pick-up for residents who live south of Jefferson and east of Michigan will move to Wednesday with trash and recycling pick-up beginning Nov. 6. Residents who live north of Jefferson Street will experience trash and recycling pick-up on Tuesdays beginning on Nov. 12 while those residents living south of Jefferson Street and West of Michigan will have Wednesday trash and recycling pick-up beginning Nov. 13.
Recycling will be picked up every other week following the initial day change.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members unanimously approved an amendment to the original agreement with Republic Services to reflect this change.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will be looking at the city’s trash and recycling program tonight with the city’s current vendor for those services.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members took action this week on a Memorandum of Understanding between the city and the Plymouth Community School Corporation concerning compensation for the school resource officer position, as explained by City Attorney Sean Surrisi.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members plan to consider a Memorandum of Understanding between the city and the Plymouth Community School Corporation concerning a school resource officer when they meet tonight.
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Officials with Alpha Flight accepted 32 students to take part in the first Alpha Flight classes at the Plymouth Municipal Airport this August.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will discuss the Michigan Street railroad viaduct project and proposed street closures when they meet tonight. They will also receive updates on several projects by Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson, City Engineer Rick Gaul, and Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt.
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The newly installed LaPorte Street Footbridge in Plymouth recently underwent inspection.
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As the REES Theatre group members head into the third phase of restoration on the iconic downtown Plymouth area structure, there will be intermittent closures of parking spaces and the alleyway to accommodate work efforts.
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The rainy weather has put a damper on some ongoing paving and sidewalk projects in the City of Plymouth.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will review a sidewalk request and consider two street closure requests when they meet tonight.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Street Department will be replacing its current bucket truck with a newer model.
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The Candy Lane Storm Sewer project in Plymouth is continuing without many issues, according to Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will meet tonight where they will receive proposals regarding the lease of spaces in the Water Street parking lot. They will also entertain a request for no parking for the Candy Lane project as well as requests for a sidewalk project and the repair of a pothole on William Street.
Continue readingOnly one quote was submitted for the purchase of a truck for the Plymouth Wastewater Department.
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The Plymouth Board of Works and Safety members entertained a request for funds to assist in the efforts of the Aquatic Center Capital Campaign.
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