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Criza gunoaielor din Sectorul 1: Încercarea prefectului Capitalei de a media conflictul Clotilde Armand-Romprest a eșuat / O decizie privind starea de alertă cerută de primar, amânată din nou
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Criza gunoiului din sectorul 1: Întâlnire de urgență a prefectului cu reprezentanții primăriei și ai Romprest / Istoria unui conflict de peste un deceniu
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Contractor set to start traffic safety project in downtown Fairfield
FAIRFIELD Several streets downtown will be closed overnight starting Monday as a contractor begins work on a traffic safety project linked to the Heart of Fairfield plan.
Crews will close portions of Texas, Webster, Jackson and Madison streets at 9 p.m. Monday to work on the bollards traffic safety project, the city reports. Work will continue until 5 a.m. Tuesday.
Bollards are posts used to divert traffic.
The City Council approved the plans and specifications and awarded a $319,500 contract April 20 to Kerex Engineering Inc. for the Heart of Fairfield Bollards Project. Funding comes from the Intergovernmental Loan Fund.
Conflictul Romprest- Primăria Sectorului 1, un război care durează de 14 ani Mărirea, fuga din țară, arestarea și decesului fostului proprietar al firmei de salubrizare (documentar)
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Construction continues at the northern end of Allan Witt Park, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021. (Robinson Kuntz/Daily Republic)
Fairfield council agrees to buy bollards for special events
Allan Witt work continues
FAIRFIELD The City Council this week approved the hiring of a design and engineering firm and the purchase of crash-rated, removable bollards as part of the Heart of Fairfield project.
The projected cost is $199,534, which would come from the city’s Capital Streets Fund. Bollards are posts used to divert traffic and would be used largely for special events.
The bollards, with decorative sleeves, will cost about $127,000 plus shipping and tax, the staff report to the council states. The council agreed to suspend competitive bidding in making the purchase.