CONTRACTAPPROVED

Town of Beulah Awards $1,000 Service Contract to Solem Law (December 2024)

Town of Beulah
Disclosed value
$1,000
From minutes
Approved
Dec 16, 2024

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What it covers

Solem Law approved to review the P&Z text amendment for a cost of no more than $1,000. The city currently does not have a Building Official or a Flood Plain Manager.

Who holds it

Solem Law holds this service contract with Town of Beulah. Its other public contracts on record include work for City of Beulah and Beulah Park District.

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Contract details

Contract type
Service
Amount
$1,000
Document date
December 16, 2024
Term
NA
Vendor
Solem Law
Source document
town-of-beulah-council-meeting-minutes-december-16-2024_f01.pdf (Minutes)

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Questions about this contract

Who was awarded the service contract by Town of Beulah?

Solem Law was awarded this service contract by Town of Beulah, as recorded on December 16, 2024. The contract value is $1,000.

How much is the Solem Law contract with Town of Beulah worth?

The Solem Law contract with Town of Beulah is valued at $1,000, covering service work.

What type of contract is this?

This is a Service contract, documented as a minutes record.

Where was this contract approved?

This contract appears in town-of-beulah-council-meeting-minutes-december-16-2024_f01.pdf (Minutes), dated December 16, 2024 from Town of Beulah. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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What other contracts does Solem Law hold?

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What is Town of Beulah currently buying?

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