School District No. 9 is seeking proposals from qualified general contractor/architect teams for a design/build project for a 48,000 sq. ft. elementary school to be located on the property that previously housed Glenn D. Hale School, at Main and Tabor.
The RFP (request for proposal) is advertised in this issue. The RFPs will be opened at 2 p.m. July 14. According to the notice, the successful group of proposers will be selected by the district at a later date and may be scheduled for an interview and team presentation on July 27-28.
According to the RFP the district anticipates a project budget of no more than $9 million for the school and related site improvements. By Nancy Leonard
Of the Independent
This year's Eagle Point Parade Grand Marshals will be the EPHS Class of 1959. They were in the first Eagle Point Parade 50 years ago, which was also Oregon's 100th birthday. This year that Centennial Class will help Eagle Point celebrate the 50th parade and Oregon's 150th year.
The Eagle Point City Council approved an amendment to the Transportation Utility Fee (TUF) at their June 23 meeting. Only one person affected by the TUF was present at the meeting and there were no audience comments on the issue.
There are two revisions in the ordinance. The first revision applies to vacant land. The TUF will be $3.
Southern Oregon Regional Economic Development, Inc. (SOREDI) announced last week that the Ferry~Morse Seed Company will open its first west coast location in White City. The announcement is made after several months of collaboration between SOREDI and numerous economic development agencies and private partners.
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