RFB Streets 27-02 - GO Bond Paving, FY-27 W1 P1
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Oct 6, 2027
Oct 28, 2026
The milling and asphalt paving of various City streets and other work associated with the GO Bond Paving, FY-27 W1 P1 project.
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Posted
Oct 6, 2027
Oct 28, 2026
The milling and asphalt paving of various City streets and other work associated with the GO Bond Paving, FY-27 W1 P1 project.
Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Boring construction and the installation of one (1) HDPE pipe across the River. This work will facilitate the conversion of the electric distribution circuit known as the 70 East feeder from overhead to underground.
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
DESIGN-BUILD. Qualified Design-Build firms or teams to provide comprehensive planning, design, permitting, and construction services for the Aquatic Center Expansion and Renovation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of New Bern
The commission held a design review meeting to discuss project applications and provide guidance based on historic district principles. Key discussions included a warning regarding scam activity targeting permit applicants, an agenda update regarding a new item for 408 Hancock Street, and a detailed review of the application for 524 East Front Street. This project involves structural modifications to a historic accessory building, including the addition of a second floor, roof pitch alterations, installation of new garage doors, and the conversion of an existing pond area into a patio.
The meeting addressed administrative procedures, including staff introductions and public speaking guidelines. The board discussed a rezoning request for a 315-acre parcel located at the corner of US 70 and NC 43, which is proposed for a change from Agricultural 5F to Commercial 3. Additionally, a presentation was provided by the Craven County Metropolitan Planning Organization regarding the status and history of the NC 43 connector project.
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The Board of Aldermen discussed and approved various items, including street closures for community events, multiple zoning requests, and the acceptance of new street infrastructure in residential developments. Key financial actions included approving grants for law enforcement initiatives, authorizing professional services agreements for stormwater projects, and passing a resolution for the issuance of general obligation bonds. The Board also conducted appointments to various commissions and heard reports on city projects such as pier parking construction and crosswalk installations.
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