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A Resolution of the City Commission amending Resolution No. 2026-156 and accepting the recommendation of the Community Recreation Department to waive the competitive bid process of the Procurement Code as a "Special Procurement/Bid Waiver" with Joy By, LLC. for Holiday Park; authorizing a five (5) year contract with two (2) optional two-year renewal terms pursuant to Section 2-691 of the City's Procurement Code. Lobbyist: N/A

Resolution Adopted Introduced June 25, 2026

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Type
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Committee
City Commission
Introduced
June 25, 2026
On agenda
July 7, 2026
Passed
July 7, 2026
Enacted
July 7, 2026
Enactment no.
2026-196

Where it was heard

City Commission Jul 7, 2026 adopted by Resolution Number Pass

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