#PublicInfrastructure is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 46 people shared 158 posts with it — around 5 a day. Activity is down 14% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 16 with 12 posts.
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Authority presents 9.5‑mile shared conveyance plan to move landfill leachate and Woodbine wastewater
Cape May County authority and consultants outlined a 9.5‑mile pipeline plan to convey landfill leachate and wastewater from Woodbine/WDC to an existing 7 Mile Beach treatment plant, citing reduced truck miles and long‑term operational efficiencies. Committee authorized staff to draft an MOA to take the proposal to the full commission.
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Airport apron work near contract deadline; board warned of $1,000/day liquidated damages
Airport official reported the apron milling and subgrade work is complete and asphalt is pending a short cure; the project is within days of contract time and the board noted potential $1,000-per‑day liquidated damages if the contractor misses the deadline.
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Court approves Sloan Oak Special Improvement District petition in Precinct 4
County staff briefed commissioners on the Sloan Oak PID proposal — roughly 492 acres with 353 planned single‑family homes, about $16.9 million in public infrastructure and an estimated taxable value of $115 million by 2032 — and the court approved the creation order on a voice vote.
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Commissioners approve creation order for Holly Heights special improvement district in Precinct 4
After a staff presentation and developer remarks, the court moved and approved the order to create the Holly Heights special improvement district in Precinct 4, a 30‑year petition seeking ad valorem and sales/use tax authority to support public infrastructure for a proposed single‑family and future commercial development.
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Council accepts low bid well under estimate for transmission-main portion of point-of-diversion project
Council accepted Resolution 03-2027 after staff reported five bids for the transmission-main work; the engineer's estimate was just over $5.4 million while the low bid was just under $3.6 million, yielding substantial savings.
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Consultants present wastewater master plan, estimate $24.5M in multi‑year projects
Hazen and Sawyer presented a wastewater master plan for Oldsmar that finds the plant performing above model expectations, outlines resiliency work after past floods, and proposes a $24.5 million multi‑year capital program with $2.6M in year‑one needs and grant-funded items.
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Airport apron work near contract deadline; board warned of $1,000/day liquidated damages
Airport official reported the apron milling and subgrade work is complete and asphalt is pending a short cure; the project is within days of contract time and the board noted potential $1,000-per‑day liquidated damages if the contractor misses the deadline.
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Court approves Sloan Oak Special Improvement District petition in Precinct 4
County staff briefed commissioners on the Sloan Oak PID proposal — roughly 492 acres with 353 planned single‑family homes, about $16.9 million in public infrastructure and an estimated taxable value of $115 million by 2032 — and the court approved the creation order on a voice vote.
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Commissioners approve creation order for Holly Heights special improvement district in Precinct 4
After a staff presentation and developer remarks, the court moved and approved the order to create the Holly Heights special improvement district in Precinct 4, a 30‑year petition seeking ad valorem and sales/use tax authority to support public infrastructure for a proposed single‑family and future commercial development.
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Council accepts low bid well under estimate for transmission-main portion of point-of-diversion project
Council accepted Resolution 03-2027 after staff reported five bids for the transmission-main work; the engineer's estimate was just over $5.4 million while the low bid was just under $3.6 million, yielding substantial savings.
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Consultants present wastewater master plan, estimate $24.5M in multi‑year projects
Hazen and Sawyer presented a wastewater master plan for Oldsmar that finds the plant performing above model expectations, outlines resiliency work after past floods, and proposes a $24.5 million multi‑year capital program with $2.6M in year‑one needs and grant-funded items.
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Canyon County offers to build sewer main for proposed Hwy 44 jail; council continues item for legal review
Canyon County commissioners proposed building sewer infrastructure to serve a proposed Highway 44 county jail and ancillary county facilities, offering to construct to city standards and transfer ownership via annexation; the council voted to continue the item to Aug. 17 to resolve legal questions including connection fees and inspection rights.
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Board briefed on sidewalk master plan and district funding from special‑obligation bond
Staff outlined a sidewalk master plan and explained that the bond package set aside roughly $2 million per commissioner district (about $11.8M total), with $3.8M designated to address the worst existing sidewalks; commissioners will decide district allocations for repair vs new sidewalks.
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Board hears water‑distribution master plan status and report on recent breaks
Staff reported several recent water-main and sewer incidents and said the city has submitted a distribution-system master plan scope to the consultant (Jacobs) and is negotiating the scope before bringing a draft to the board.
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Belmont staff proposes multi-year gateway-sign project with TDA, targets mid-2028 completion
City staff proposed a joint project with the Tourism Development Authority to design and construct gateway signs at several entry points to Belmont, naming a small advisory committee and presenting a timeline that starts design in fall 2026 and aims for construction and completion by June 30, 2028.
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Council approves waiver of municipal consent to advance $15 million Highway 47 project
The council approved Resolution 2026-28 to waive municipal consent and move a Highway 47 pavement and intersection project forward; staff estimated the total project at about $15,000,000 with Saint Francis' preliminary share roughly $3.77 million and Anoka County's share about $2.83 million, subject to final bids and MnDOT processes.
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Planning board approves 2027–2032 capital improvement program, forwards to City Council
City Planning presented the proposed 2027–2032 Capital Improvement Program; the board voted 5–0 to recommend approval and forward the draft to a City Council public hearing, with final action expected later in August.
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Staff presents updated citywide blight study identifying 11 study areas
Staff presented an updated blight study that consolidates earlier documents and identifies 11 study areas across Cheyenne, including downtown, Swan Ranch, East Lincoln Way and South Cheyenne. Staff said the study 'opens the toolbox' for urban renewal but noted individual projects still need plan-and-project and TIF applications.
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