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Posted
Oct 9, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Work include 800' conduit, misc. : sandblasting and painting, conduit, 8" or less; 300' conduit, misc. : sandblasting and painting, conduit, 10" - 16"; 15' conduit, misc. : sandblasting and painting, conduit, 18" - 24"; 35';
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Project includes the following work: infrastructure improvements throughout the city including approx. 6.8 miles of water main including valves, fittings, fire hydrants, services, and 244 feet of horizontal directional drilling/bore; approx. 1.8 miles of storm sewer including manholes, curb inlets, and 274 feet of horizontal directional drilling/bore; and approx. 2.3 miles of sanitary sewer pipe including manholes, services, and approx. 107 feet of jack and bore; and approx. 5.8 miles of roadway resurfacing and 1.3 miles of roadway reconstruction including curb ramps, sidewalks, curb, drive aprons, and pavement markings. See outside link.
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Project includes the following work: infrastructure improvements throughout the city including approx. 6.8 miles of water main including valves, fittings, fire hydrants, services, and 244 feet of horizontal directional drilling/bore; approx. 1.8 miles of storm sewer including manholes, curb inlets, and 274 feet of horizontal directional drilling/bore; and approx. 2.3 miles of sanitary sewer pipe including manholes, services, and approx. 107 feet of jack and bore; and approx. 5.8 miles of roadway resurfacing and 1.3 miles of roadway reconstruction including curb ramps, sidewalks, curb, drive aprons, and pavement markings. See outside link.
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Census ID
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191180
Population
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5,875
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Port Clinton
The committee continued its review of potential amendments to Chapter 735 concerning short-term rentals, focusing on ordinance definitions, zoning considerations, registration requirements, and enforcement strategies. Members discussed the necessity of reconciling registration data from city and county sources and analyzed distinctions between owner-occupied and non-owner-occupied rentals. The discussion also addressed administrative responsibilities, including the vacancy of the Property Maintenance Officer position, and the importance of coordinating zoning, inspections, and enforcement tasks to improve efficiency. Public comments regarding neighborhood impacts and housing availability were reviewed as part of the ongoing policy development process.
The committee discussed the allocation of city bed tax dollars. A proposal was presented concerning an increase in city investment for Main Street Port Clinton, requesting a funding increase from $10,000 to $45,000, which reflects a 13% increase.
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The committee meeting focused on developing regulations for short-term rentals (STR). Key discussions included the impact of pending state legislation, the need for a dedicated enforcement and administrative role, and potential increases in registration fees for non-owner-occupied units. The committee explored creating a public map of STR locations, implementing caps on the number of STRs, and establishing distance buffer requirements from schools and parks. Furthermore, the committee reviewed taxation and zoning implications, agreeing to seek legal guidance and obtain more accurate data before future deliberations.
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