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The Seward City Council approved Resolution 2025-37 authorizing the mayor to sign an agreement with utilities to relocate Seward Electric lines ahead of the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) East Hillcrest bridge project (BRO-7080(56)). City staff said the project qualifies for full federal funding but requires the local public agency (the city) to enter relocation agreements for utilities affected by the work.
"We are eligible for, full 100% federal financing for this project," Mike told the council, and he explained that the city must "check this box" by approving the resolution to satisfy federal requirements. Mike said the bridge is projected to be bid in January 2026 and likely will extend into 2027 based on similar bridge projects.
The council introduced and passed the resolution by unanimous vote; Mike noted the city’s agreement package includes a one-page resolution and a five-page agreement with nondiscrimination exhibits. The project will be managed by the state and staff said the city will await contractor selection and NDOT scheduling details.
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