Bids related to 2020 Community Crossings projects as well as paving work expected to occur in Wythogan and Sandy Acres Parks were opened during the Knox Board of Works’ Wednesday morning meeting.
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The Knox Board of Works heard about a leak that recently occurred that resulted in a Star Court Resident receiving a bill that was remarkably higher than average.
Continue readingThe Knox Board of Works will open multiple bids when they meet in City Hall this morning at 9:30 a.m.
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The company expected to work on upgrades to the Knox Wastewater Treatment Plant plans to start mobilizing equipment soon.
Continue readingKnox City Police Chief Harold Smith told the Board of Works members last week that several officers are experiencing medical issues which has plagued the department.
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Knox Wastewater Superintendent Kelly Clemons recently told Board of Works members about how her Department was able to save more than $725 on a recent repair.
Continue readingThe Knox Board of Works members voted to issue another order for rehabilitation of the home at 306 W. Lambert Street.
Continue readingWith the holiday season upon us, the regular meetings of the Knox City Board of Works and the Knox City Council are scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 26.
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The Knox City Police Department is reporting success with its second women’s self-defense class of the year. The free training session was held at Knox High School on November 23.
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Well rehabilitation is currently underway in the City of Knox. Back in September, the board of works agreed to let well two be cleaned and refurbished. At the time, Water Superintendent Tim Lindewald said it was running about 150 to 200 gallons per minute under par, causing more wear and tear.
Continue readingRepairing a broken sewer line is estimated to cost the City of Knox about $16,000.
Wastewater Superintendent Kelly Clemons told the board of works last week that a break happened in a 10-inch line about 14 feet deep, in the area between Delaware and New York streets, east of Heaton Street.
Continue readingWork will soon begin on upgrades to the Knox Wastewater Treatment Plant. Back in September, the board of works chose Thieneman Construction to do the work for just over $1.6 million.
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The Knox Board of Works has agreed to drop the fines against the owner of 253 West Locust Drive. The property had racked up a total of $900 in fines, due to a number of vehicles and clutter in the yard.
Continue readingThe Knox Board of Works is taking steps to get the owner of 6 North Pearl Street to finish repairs.
Continue readingThe years-long discussion on a house at 6 North Pearl Street continues this morning with a public hearing before the Knox Board of Works. The board had called for its demolition back in 2016 but later agreed to let the owner try to fix the structural issues.
Continue readingKnox Director of Building and Code Compliance Kenny Pfost addressed progress made at a property on Locust Drive during the most recent Board of Works meeting.
Continue readingA bench trial over the property located at 1&3 N. Main Street that was scheduled for this week was discussed by the Knox Board of Works when members met last Wednesday.
Continue readingWhen the Knox Board of Works met earlier this month, members received an update on an unsafe structure located at 6 N. Pearl Street.
Continue readingThe Knox Board of Works considered quotes for a tractor for the Street Department when members met last week.
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