On June 9, 2026 the CRA Board is asked to adopt an updated 2026–2030 CRA Plan for downtown Dade City, replacing and expanding the 2020 plan. The document lays out a multi‑year creative placemaking strategy, defines redevelopment opportunities, and embeds a prioritized project list for the next two years that includes streetscape, wayfinding, small park acquisition, parklets, public art, design guidelines, CRA expansion analysis, gateway signage, a possible downtown trolley, parking structures, and undergrounding of utilities. No specific RFPs or vendors are named for these upcoming efforts, indicating the City is still in the planning and policy phase and will need consulting, design, engineering, and implementation partners to deliver the projects. This creates a broad pipeline of pre‑RFP opportunities across planning, urban design, transportation, infrastructure, branding, and place‑based economic development that vendors can begin positioning for as staff refines scope, funding, and phasing.
Priority projects include streetscape/amenity installations on 7th Street, small park acquisition, a...
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The Westminster Conservation Commission agenda lists a continued Notice of Intent hearing for 0 & 88 State Road West (Depres) covering four townhouse apartment buildings totaling 32 units. This indicates an active private development proposal that must secure local environmental approvals before proceeding to detailed design and construction procurement. While the agenda does not name municipal funding, a 32‑unit townhouse project will create demand for civil and environmental engineering, site work, utilities, stormwater systems, landscaping, and potentially traffic and infrastructure improvements tied to conservation conditions. Vendors that support developers or municipalities with permitting, mitigation design, and construction-phase compliance could engage with the proponent or town staff as the project conditions are shaped.
Project is at the environmental permitting stage via Notice of Intent; conservation conditions may d...
The Zionsville Board of Zoning Appeals agenda for July 1, 2026 includes a variance of use request (2026-15-UV) for Andy Newton at 526 N 1200 E, Sheridan, IN, to allow general warehouse/storage use within an agricultural zoning district. Supporting materials describe a 25‑acre property where Newton plans to partner with Good Venture Farms to construct a horse arena and up to twelve long, barn‑style post‑frame storage buildings that resemble agricultural barns, along with equestrian operations and a free summer camp for children with special needs. The documents note a property cost over 1.5 million and describe the storage barns’ income as critical to financially sustaining the equestrian facility and community programming, along with commitments for tree preservation, berms, lighting controls, and limited hours of operation. This is a private development rather than a town capital project, but the town’s zoning decision will shape site design, construction scope, and timing, which in turn will drive demand for design, engineering, construction, site work, lighting, and related services. Vendors active in agricultural-style storage buildings, equestrian facilities, and associated site improvements may want to track the outcome of this variance and connect with the developer team as the project advances from entitlement into detailed design and build-out.
Project includes commitments on tree preservation, lighting controls, berming, and operating hours; ...
The FY 2026-27 Capital Improvement Plan allocates $500,000 for a Storm Drain Rehabilitation Annual Lining Project, $350,000 for Railroad Marsh Stormwater Retention Basin maintenance, $75,000 for design of future storm drain work, and $150,000 for Taylor Road drainage improvements, totaling $1.075M for stormwater projects. The five‑year outlook keeps $350,000 annually for lining and $75,000 per year for design, for a program total of $2.775M. These projects are funded primarily from the General Fund streets & drainage account with some Drainage Impact Fund support, and no engineering or construction firms are named in the budget. Vendors offering pipe rehabilitation (CIPP), drainage design, hydrology, basin maintenance/dredging, and small civil works have a pipeline of work to target over several fiscal years. The next conversation should clarify near‑term scopes (e.g., Taylor Road design standard, lining methods, environmental constraints at Railroad Marsh) and Tiburon’s typical delivery method and prequalification expectations.
Includes both recurring annual lining and specific projects (Railroad Marsh basin and Taylor Road); ...
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