Topic: capital improvements

Commission Cites Park Land Needs

Legislation Gives Go-Ahead On Safety Building Construction

Council Focuses On 1973 Capital Improvements

$3.3 Million Capital Improvements Plan Presented to Council

1973 Capital Improvements Program to be discussed Monday

Council OK's capital improvements, may ban bags on doors

Improving the city street

Capital improvements discussed by council

Sharon Township trustees ask aid for improvements

City improvements to begin this summer

City to spend millions on improvements

City agrees to pay added interest costs

Council looks at six million dollar improvements program

Council gives go-ahead to some CIP projects

City sets street improvement projects

City slates major projects for 1982

Council gives nod to most '83 projects

City lists '84 aims of five-year plan

Buildings, Recycling, Petunias on City's '91 Agenda

New construction costs jack CIP to $4.6 million

Bond issue money at work in schools this summer

Council looks at capital improvements plan

Budget sparks debates on traffic, sidewalks

Elder is puzzled by lack of loan input

Bond issues OK'd by voters get lower interest rates

Low input so far won't delay project rankings

City's 5-year list of bond projects totals $559 million

Visitors bureau: Hotel occupancy rates lower than in the past

Directors defend their lists of requested improvements

New busses, computers, repairs to cost up to $40M

Board will act to put bond on fall ballot

$1.5 million in work set for 2007

City sets aside $5.2 million for capital improvements

Council hears reports on funds, cleanup

New format to help council analyze capital improvement spending

Council moves along long list of capital projects

mower, swing-set surfacesqueezed into the capital budget

CIP plans: city to get new sewers, cop cars, flower baskets in 2011

City's capital improvements: Proposed plan for 2016-20 kicks off the budget process

City Council approvals: Budget of nearly $27 million among items passed

Five-year package set at $25 million