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Oct 27, 2026
Construction of the roadway improvements and traffic signal at the Intersection of Port Royal Road and Buckner Lane. Project length: 0.936 Miles.
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Census ID
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191563
Employee FTE
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312.5
Population
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61,336
Procurement Hell Score
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46 / 100
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This document is an invoice and policy declarations for a Property and Crime insurance policy (PPR-2363-26) provided by PUBLIC ENTITY PARTNERS to the CITY OF SPRING HILL. The policy covers the period from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026, with an invoice total and policy premium of $340,913.00. The document includes detailed breakdowns of coverage for buildings, personal property, EDP equipment, mobile equipment, automatic coverages, and theft/disappearance/destruction, along with associated payment and account distribution information.
This document is an invoice from PUBLIC ENTITY PARTNERS to SPRING HILL, CITY OF for the renewal of an insurance policy (PPR-2363-27). The policy covers various categories, including property, equipment, and theft, for the period of July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027, with a total invoice amount of $359,454.00.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Spring Hill
The Commission addressed several items, including the reimbursement of expenses for trading cards used at the Experience Spring Hill event. They voted to recommend the Lochridge Home for designation as a Historically Significant Property and approved a change to their regular meeting schedule to occur on the first Thursday of every even-numbered month. Discussion took place regarding a proposed driving tour involving new signage. Additionally, updates were provided on the history speaker series, Founders' Day, the formation of the Maury Preservation Alliance, and the status of various historical markers. The meeting concluded with public comments regarding potential future home tours and fundraising activities, alongside reports on local history outreach efforts and plans for a new visitors' center.
The board approved several resolutions concerning community events, right-of-way dedications, and equipment purchases for public works. Key legislative actions included the passage of amendments to the Unified Development Code and the deferral of an ordinance regarding Marvel Cosmetics. The board reviewed a presentation on tourism marketing efforts and engaged in work sessions regarding the selection of a firm for the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, a planned development amendment for the Commerce Center, the potential creation of an Investment Committee, and an interlocal agreement with the Industrial Development Board.
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The commission reviewed and acted on several agenda items, including the approval of the consent agenda involving performance bond releases and utility dedications for Southern Springs. The commission approved a final plat modification for Mountain View to add a sewer easement, subject to specific standard and site-specific conditions. Additionally, two resolutions concerning performance bond releases and road/utility dedications for Southern Springs Phase 4B were deferred for further staff review. The commission also heard an introduction of a new staff member.
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