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This time I'll call the regular board
regular meeting of the Board of Public
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Works to order June 9th, 2026 at 1:30
p.m. Clerk, let the record reflect we
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have quorum Mr. Vincent and myself are
present. With that, we're ready for
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approval of minutes.
>> I make a motion we approve the minutes.
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» Second.
>> Are there any corrections?
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Hearing none, all those in favor signify
by saying aye.
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» Aye.
>> Aye.
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» So approved. New business.
>> Engineering.
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» Thank you. I've got a request to set a
bid date for the Longwood Avenue storm
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replacement project, which will involve
replacing a thousand or it's installing
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a thousand feet of storm
line uh
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on Longwood Avenue down towards North
Shore Boulevard.
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Uh
I'll read the letter. The city
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engineering department requests to set a
bid date for the Longwood Avenue storm
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replacement project. The requested bid
date is June 23rd, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
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» Okay, I make a motion that we
uh set the bid date for June 23rd for
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the Longwood
Avenue storm replacement project.
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» Second.
>> Are there any questions?
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» So there's nothing there now? This is
all new stuff?
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» No, it's it's mostly a replacement.
There's an old farm tile that runs along
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the road.
Uh
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and then it
appears to go out into the uh front
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yards along Longwood Avenue.
So we're going to take it uh keep the
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exist where the tile is existing on the
east side of the road and run it uh
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along the north side of Wildwood Avenue
and then south. So similar, but mostly a
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replacement.
>> And how's it being paid for?
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» Out of the storm water utility.
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» Thank you.
>> All those in favor signify by saying
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aye.
>> Aye.
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» Aye.
>> So said.
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» Thank you.
>> I making a motion we adjourn.
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» All business day.
>> Basically
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» You got a little hammer, sir?
>> I'm sorry.
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» No all business day.
>> No all business
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» No business.
>> I'm making a motion we adjourn.
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» So adjourned at 1:32 p.m.
>> For nothing.
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» I was going to move out of people's
property.
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» I was going to go to the street.
>> You scratch it out.
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» He He could He scratched it out.