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Bonita Springs Utilites, Inc.
 
Preliminary Agenda for August 3, 2010 Board Meeting

 

 

I.

Call Meeting to Order

II.

Minutes of June 15, 2010

III.

Planned Absences for August 17

IV.

Consent AgendaAttachment A

V.

Fiscal

 

A.

Consider Resolution approving issuance of Series 2010 Utility System Revenue Bonds, all related documents and authorizing appropriate officers to take any actions deemed necessary in connection with issuance and sale of bonds (Item 100803-4)

 

B.

Consider Resolution authorizing and approving the requirements for bond insurance (Item 100803-5)

VI.

Engineering

 

A.

Consider updated agreement for emergency potable water interconnects with Lee County (Item 100803-1)

 

B.

 

Consider final change order for Strike Lane Utility Relocations with Stevens and Layton (Item 100803-2)

 

C.

Consider final change order for Old 41 Relocates project with Mitchell & Stark (Item 100803-3)

VII.

Other Business

 VIII.

Bills

 

A.

B.

Regular

Renewal & Replacement Withdrawal Request # 2010-7

IX.

Adjourn


 
Next Scheduled Meeting: August 17, 2010

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