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Village told Aqua will replace 30–50 lead service lines in Peotone; homeowner authorization needed

Administrator and utility representatives said Aqua is preparing to identify and replace an estimated 30–50 lead service lines in Peotone this fall; work will require homeowner authorization to replace lines to the indoor shutoff valve and the village plans notifications and social-media outreach.

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County urged to coordinate signal timing with Beaufort County to relieve US 278 backups

A committee member described severe morning backups near the Margaritaville light that extend to I-95 and urged staff to work with Beaufort County on signal timing; staff said conversations have begun and OptiComm activation will be part of the fix when construction is complete.

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Scappoose to pursue planning funds for wastewater treatment facility Phase 2

Council approved Resolution 26-15 to apply for planning funds for Phase 2 improvements at the wastewater treatment plant (clarifier, digester, lab, F1 line); staff emphasized the current request is for design work to inform larger funding decisions and provided differing early cost figures that require further clarification.

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Board authorizes $662,255 contract to replace damaged Force Main 14 bypass

The Ross Valley Sanitary District board approved a construction contract not to exceed $662,255 to replace about 536 linear feet of a damaged FM‑14 bypass force main after staff described corrosion and a shipping‑container‑related failure near the Bonaire Shopping Center.

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Public Works: Lewis County to ratify $150,000 DoH study and initiate CRP for local road projects

Public Works asked the board to ratify a $150,000, 100% reimbursable Department of Health agreement for a consolidation feasibility study and to initiate a CRP for local road projects, beginning with sidewalk and ADA improvements on Dyckman Road.

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Adams County approves $750,100 contract to improve detention facility crawl‑space ventilation

The board approved a $750,100 agreement with Colorado Mechanical Systems LLC to replace exhaust fans, install ductwork and sensors in a detention facility crawl space; Facilities recommended the work to reduce mold risk and tie monitoring into the building automation system.

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Committee seeks $13 million authorization to award downtown streetscape contract

City staff asked the Streets and Sidewalks Committee to authorize up to $13,000,000 so the city can award a contract for the downtown safety streetscape renovation after bids came in slightly above prior authorization; the committee voted unanimously to advance the recommendation with emergency authorization.

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Mashpee officials present replacement of undersized Great Neck Road culvert; Natural Heritage letter prompts continuance

Town engineers sought order of conditions for a 19‑ft precast bridge at Great Neck Road North to improve fish passage and reduce flood risk. Natural Heritage requested more information during the hearing; the applicant asked for a continuance to respond.

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Red Brook culvert replacement: $925K in grant money supports regional restoration; commission approves culvert NOI with conditions

Horsley Witten and Association to Preserve Cape Cod described a Red Brook culvert replacement and road‑raising project funded in part by a $1.9M grant; the commission approved the notice of intent with conditions including erosion control on both sides of the road, weekly construction reports and a three‑year mitigation plan.

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Temple Terrace accepts 20-year water master plan and directs nanofiltration upgrades

City council accepted a CHA Consulting 20-year water treatment master plan and unanimously directed the city manager to pursue upgrades including a nanofiltration system; staff estimated the conceptual cost at about $74 million and will issue an RFQ for design/engineering and project management.

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College proposes reuse-first master plan and $24M Dearlove Hall renovation

Adirondack Community College presented a facilities master-plan refresh focused on repurposing existing buildings, a $24M Dearlove Hall renovation for trades and technology, and a priority to address wastewater infrastructure before major renovations proceed.

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Pharr reports higher August crossings and increased toll revenue

Board staff reported 113,230 total crossings in August and a notable increase in toll revenue year over year; staff attributed the rise to higher southbound car traffic and strong toll collections.