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Packet: Tiffin Regular City Council Meeting (05/19/2026)
Dated May 19, 2026City Council — regular meeting, May 19, 2026 203 pages
Ord. 2026-527, Ord. 2026-525, Ord. 2026-526, Ord. 2024-512, Res. 2026-034, Res. 2026-035, Res. 2026-036, Res. 2026-037, Res. 2026-038, Res. 2026-039, Res. 2026-028, Res. 2026-029, Res. 2026-030, Res. 2026-031, Res. 2026-032, Res. 2026-033, Res. 2026-390
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters. City of Tiffin, Iowa
Request for Proposals (RFP)
Mowing & Landscaping Maintenance Services
1. Introduction
The City of Tiffin, Iowa (“City”), is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to provide
mowing, landscaping, and general grounds maintenance services for:
1. Nuisance properties as declared by the City under the Code of Ordinances; and
2. City-owned properties on an as-needed basis.
The City intends to establish a contractual relationship with one or more contractors to
perform these services in a timely, professional, and code-compliant manner.
2. Scope of Services
Services will include, but are not limited to, mowing overgrown grass and weeds, trimming
around buildings, fences, sidewalks, and curb lines, and the removal and proper disposal of
vegetative debris. Work on nuisance properties will typically be performed after authorization by
the City and may involve residential, commercial, vacant, or platted lots. These services may be
one-time, recurring, or time-sensitive in nature. Contractors may also be asked to assist with
mowing and basic landscaping at City-owned properties, including parks, rights-of-way, and
undeveloped parcels, particularly during periods of high demand or staffing shortages.
3. Contractor Responsibilities
The selected contractor(s) will be responsible for providing all labor, equipment, fuel, and
materials necessary to complete the work. All services must be performed in a safe, timely, and
workmanlike manner and in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Contractors will be expected to restore disturbed areas as reasonably necessary, coordinate
access when properties are occupied or secured, and respond within timeframes established by
the City.
4. Term of Agreement
The anticipated contract term shall be one (1) year, with the option for the City to renew for up to
[two or three] additional one-year periods, subject to satisfactory performance and City approval.
The City makes no guarantee of a minimum amount of work.
5. Insurance & Licensing Requirements
Contractor must maintain, at minimum:
• Commercial General Liability Insurance: $1,000,000 per occurrence
• Workers’ Compensation Insurance as required by Iowa law
• Valid business license(s) and any required certifications
• Proof of insurance naming the City as an additional insured will be required prior to
contract execution.
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Sheets in this document
- p. 21 N88 · Easement Exhibit · MMS Consultants · Park Place City Center - Part Two, Phase Four
- p. 29 1 · Rezoning Exhibit · MMS Consultants
- p. 70 Title Sheet · MSA
- p. 71 CP1 · Elevation · MSA · Roberts Ferry RD & Village DR Signal Improvements
- p. 72 Removal Plan · MSA · Village DR
- p. 73 Traffic Control Plan · MSA · Roberts Ferry RD & Village DR Signal Improvements
- p. 74 Pavement Marking Plan · MSA · Village DR
- p. 75 Point Number & Elevation · MSA
- p. 76 Curb Ramp Details · MSA · Roberts Ferry RD & Village DR Signal Improvements
- p. 85 1 West Elevation
- p. 89 Final Plat · MMS Consultants · Park Place City Center - Part One, Phase Three
- p. 162 City of Tiffin FY 25-26 Town Hours by Month (chart; data on p. 161)
- p. 165 City of Tiffin FY 25-26 (chart; data on p. 163)
- p. 200 1st Floor Overhead Rough In · Electrical
Sources
- revize: Agenda packet (packet_2026-05-19_db4e9d9f-164c-43ec-ad35-d84c318ad747.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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