Sanilac County Request for Proposal RFP Description: Relocate of Water & Electric at Evergreen Park
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Relocation and replacement of water and electrical services at campsites 100-121 in Sanilac County Evergreen Park.
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Posted
Oct 9, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Relocation and replacement of water and electrical services at campsites 100-121 in Sanilac County Evergreen Park.
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
The solicitation seeks tree removal and stump-grinding services at Forrester Park. It includes complete tree removals with stump grinding and standalone stump grinding. Treatment of stumps with exposed roots is also included.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sanilac County
The meeting included an invocation and pledge, followed by a roll call and the adoption of an agenda that included authorization to execute a settlement. Commissioners provided reports covering various township activities, including road projects, zoning changes, blight issues, and preparations for the upcoming election. The administrative report touched on recruitment efforts, recycling collaboration with the Watertown Solar Project, and a grant application for housing readiness. Additionally, a public hearing was conducted regarding the proposed general fund budget. The CEO of Mackenzie Health Systems provided a detailed historical update on the Chrysalis project, a new hospital facility, covering its strategic planning, financial feasibility, site selection challenges involving wetlands, the bidding process for construction, and the status of construction progress.
The board meeting included several key agenda items and actions. An appointment was made to the Sanilac County Pension Board for a partial three-year term. The board adopted an amended resolution for the Lexington Park Accessibility Plan grant request. Budget-related actions included the approval of payment for current claims, various 2026 budget amendments, and the adoption of the 2027 Sanilac County Budget, General Appropriation Act, and millage rates. Additionally, the board authorized the conversion of a Deputy 911 Director position to a full-time dispatcher position, the purchase of two balers for recycling efforts, and tree removal services for Forester Park. The board also authorized a settlement agreement regarding a labor grievance and heard public comments from the City of Marlette Manager regarding a master plan open house and from a resident concerning an animal control issue.
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The board meeting covered reports from various township and district commissioners, detailing activities such as grant approvals for fire departments and harbor infrastructure projects, police department personnel changes, and property code enforcement actions. Discussion also involved community issues like zoning and blight, rumble strip installations at dangerous intersections, short-term rental oversight, the potential dissolution process of a village, and local infrastructure updates regarding road conditions and recycling center operations. Additionally, administrators provided updates on local household hazardous waste events and state-level job development programs.
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