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The Wabasha Port Authority is considering approval of the Port's adjusted tipping fee share for the 2026 island unload dredging project with Kohner Materials. The total unload fee is $27.10 per cubic yard, with Kohner's requested cost at $24.49 and the Port's share reduced from $3.39 to $2.61, based on 50,000 cubic yards budgeted by the Army Corps. This is an annual, negotiated fee structure that must be approved for the project to proceed, and without it the unload will not be financially viable.
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$1,355,000Jul 7, 2026The city is approving the final plat for London Brook Ponds, a 6.25-acre housing development being subdivided into 18 residential lots and four outlots, with earlier plans citing up to 50 lots and community uses. Council has committed a $1,000,000 contribution, while all other project costs fall on developer Build Wealth MN Inc. This signals upcoming site work, utilities, private roads, stormwater, grading, and tree/parkland obligations where civil, engineering, landscaping, and housing-related vendors can support the developer or coordinate with the city on standards and agreements.
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$1,000,000Jul 6, 2026A proposed 74‑unit Northstar apartment project may accelerate a $5 million wastewater treatment plant expansion from 2030–2032 to earlier, per the 2025 facility study and a new rate study. Council requested more detail on sewer expansion costs, timing, and funding before deciding on tax assistance for the project. Utility planners, rate consultants, and design engineers can help refine expansion phasing, funding strategies, and ERU impact modelling as the city weighs moving up the capital project.
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$5,000,000Jul 6, 2026Rochester Public Utilities and partners are advancing the Mankato to Mississippi River Transmission Project, with council action to authorize eminent domain so land rights can be acquired before construction. The project is funded as a multi-year capital investment of $31,230,000 within RPU’s Grid North Partners initiative and aligned to a 20-year power supply plan and 2027 bonding strategy. This indicates large-scale upcoming work on transmission line design, construction, environmental studies, land services, and program management where outside firms can support delivery as the project moves from property acquisition into detailed engineering and build-out.
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$31,230,000Jul 6, 2026MnDOT and Dilworth discussed the Highway 10 full reconstruction from 34th Street to 14th Street NE, now in preliminary design aiming for 30% design and municipal consent in 2026. Work includes full concrete rebuild, lane reduction, new roundabouts, storm sewer and water main replacement, ADA sidewalks, shared-use path, signals, and lighting and landscaping. MnDOT’s share is about $27.5 million; the city faces costs for linear lighting (~$708,000), utility upgrades, and added aesthetics. Transportation, civil, lighting, landscape, safety, and public engagement vendors can begin positioning around city-funded elements and future bid packages ahead of 2031 letting and 2032–2033 construction.
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$27,500,000Jul 1, 2026Silver Lake is evaluating relocating its municipal liquor store to a new 5,000 sq ft off-sale facility on a 0.33‑acre lot on Hwy 7, with early cost estimates around $1,300,000 for land, building, refrigeration, fixtures, security/POS, and soft costs. The council workshop reviewed site needs, easements with Hutchinson Co‑Op/Cenex, building design concepts, and a 20‑year municipal revenue bond at roughly 5.5% to finance construction, but no design or construction firm has been selected. This is early‑stage capital work where architects, engineers, design‑build teams, and bond/owner’s reps can help refine scope, cost, and phasing before formal solicitations.
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$1,300,000Jun 30, 2026Beyond Well 8, Rosemount is assessing a long-term strategy for citywide water treatment, anticipating at least two plants to serve northeast and southwest wells and possibly a third as the city expands east. The City is modeling rate impacts and considering revenue sources like trunk charges, existing capital reserves, and potentially franchise fees dedicated to treatment projects. This early strategic planning is an opening for firms that design multi-plant systems, update water CIPs, or structure project-specific funding and rate programs.
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$50,000,000Jun 29, 2026The Community Center project includes multiple bid alternates such as operable partitions, upgraded gym and track flooring, a second Zamboni, geothermal system, monument sign, and specialized partitions, with costs ranging from about $34,000 to $9.7 million. Some alternates (e.g., terrace roof, walkway, marquee) are set for award July 13, while others will be decided later, with a detailed decision schedule to be provided at the July 13 meeting. These pending scope choices are a chance for vendors in HVAC/geothermal, specialty flooring, partitions, signage, and ice equipment to support value, lifecycle, and incentive analysis before final inclusion.
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$9,682,000Jun 29, 2026Rosemount is evaluating long-term solutions for elevated gross alpha at Well No. 8 with consultant SEH, including blending with Well 9, new treatment plants, or shifting wells to backup status. Options range from a $15–20M single-site plant to a $40–50M full-scale facility, with construction windows between 2027 and 2030. The City must submit a work plan to MDH by mid-April 2026 and complete option analysis in 2026, creating a near-term window for engineers, treatment vendors, and financing advisors to shape the project scope and funding strategy.
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$50,000,000Jun 29, 2026Oakdale is refining the design and budget for its new combined Police/City Hall project, aiming to cut costs above $18 million in local option sales tax revenue. Council directed staff and the design-build team to pursue specific value engineering items, request additional studies (illumination, finishes), and explore alternate funding sources for the Veterans Memorial. Final decisions on scope and bonding for excess project costs will be made at a June 25, 2026 special workshop, creating a near-term window for design, cost, and funding advisors.
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