The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members approved Utilities Superintendent Donnie Davidson’s request to place four vehicles that are not being utilized on auction. More money is being spent on maintaining the vehicles than they are worth to the City of Plymouth.
Continue readingThe Plymouth City Council reviewed an ordinance Monday night that fixes the salaries of appointed officers and employees, fire and police personnel of the city for 2022.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members on Monday night considered an engineering proposal from Midwestern Engineers for the Centennial Crossings project.
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The rehabilitation of the north water tower on Parkview Street in Plymouth is ongoing.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members were updated on demolition orders at the old Clarke gas station on East Jefferson Street and property at 881 Broadway.
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The North Water Tower in Plymouth will undergo painting and repair efforts beginning Sept. 3.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members looked at several documents ready to close out the Candy Lane storm sewer improvement project.
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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 Candy Lane Storm Sewer project in Plymouth is continuing without many issues, according to Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson.
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Only one quote was submitted for the purchase of a truck for the Plymouth Wastewater Department.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members approved a recommendation from Police Chief David Bacon to purchase two new vehicles for the Plymouth Police Department.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works members reviewed a bid for paint work on the Parkview Tower.
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Bids were opened this week for the Toroellipse North tower project in Plymouth. The one million gallon tower will be repainted with other repairs scheduled.
Continue readingA recommendation on a winning bid for the Candy Lane Storm Sewer project in Plymouth is on hold for now.
Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson was expected to provide a recommendation for approval during this week’s Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting, but he explained that he needs more time to evaluate costs and the long-term effect it will have on rate payers if they move forward with the bids submitted.
The bids were opened last month which found figures to be $200,000 more than the engineer’s estimate. At the time, Davidson was going to investigate why the bids were so much higher than the engineer’s estimate.
The storm water project is expected to alleviate flooding in
the area and has been discussed for several years.
Davidson said Monday night that he will meet with Umbaugh
and Associates officials in this evaluation process.
He could have a recommendation, but reminded board members that the bids are valid for 60 days. He will determine if it is economical to move forward and present information during the March 25 meeting.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members unanimously approved a motion to table a bid award for the Candy Lane Storm Sewer project.
Crews from Kokosing Industrial have completed the punch list items on the Plymouth Wastewater Treatment Facility renovations.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety and the Plymouth City Council meetings will be held in the newly remodeled Council Chambers for the first time tonight.
