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Board approves claims, street closures, billboard and temporary public art in routine session
Summary
At its meeting the Muncie Board of Public Works and Safety approved $1.3 million in claims including a $272,940.91 invoice tied to Columbus Avenue reconstruction, granted two street‑closure permits for Ball State and The Woodlands events, authorized a billboard contract and approved a right‑of‑way permit for a temporary public sculpture.
The Muncie Board of Public Works and Safety handled routine business and several permits during its meeting.
The board approved the minutes of the Feb. 4 meeting and then the register of claims as presented. City Controller Craig Wright reviewed the claims, noting regular utility and health‑care items as well as a $272,940.91 invoice from a 3D/NVH vendor restricted to the Columbus Avenue reconstruction project. A board motion to approve claims totaling $1,307,095 carried by voice vote.
Lieutenant Anthony Hurst of the Ball State Police Department requested a street closure for Ball State’s spring commencement on May 2 for…
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