Bayport public meetings in 2024

City Council Workshop 12 02

The Bayport City Council workshop reviewed the proposed 2025 budget and levy, which includes an 8.4% increase from 2024, adjustments to utility fees, and wage compensation for employees. Discussions focused on balancing funding needs with resident impacts, including stormwater and street light utility fees, employee wages, and year-to-date expenses.

• Proposed 2025 final levy at 8.4% increase from 2024
• Stormwater utility fee of ~$24/year for residential properties, offsetting tax decrease for $250K home value
• Postponement of street light utility fee pending equitable method for residential/commercial properties
• Wage increases proposed for public works and police labor unions, with future review for non-union positions
• Requirement to replace gravel area with concrete/sod at 397 5th Ave. N. for permanent conditional use permit

City Council 12 02

The Bayport City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 2, 2024, to consider resolutions adopting the 2025 tax levy, budget, and capital improvement plan. Public hearings will be held on certifying past-due utility bills to property taxes and on proposed assessments for the 4th Ave. N. street improvement project. The council will also discuss authorizing a solar installation at the Fire Department with a state grant and amending the city's fee schedule.

• Public hearing on certification of past due utility bills to property taxes
• Public assessment hearing for 4th Ave. N. street improvement project
• Resolution adopting assessments for 4th Ave. N. street improvement project
• Authorization to proceed with solar installation at Fire Department via state Department of Commerce grant
• Resolutions adopting 2025 tax levy, budget, and capital improvement plan

City Council 12 02

The City Council approved the 2025 budget ($4,641,662) and levy ($1,887,653), resulting in an estimated $96 increase for the median home value. They certified past-due utility bills to property taxes and adopted assessments for the 4th Ave. N. street improvement project, with $216,500 assessed to Andersen Corporation. The council also authorized a solar installation at the Fire Department funded by a $72,000 state grant and amended the city fee schedule, including raising park dedication fees from $1,500 to $2,000.

• Adoption of 2025 levy at $1,887,653 and budget at $4,641,662 (8.4% tax increase)
• Certification of past due utility bills to property taxes
• Public hearing and adoption of assessments for 4th Ave. N. street improvement project ($393,000 total, $216,500 assessed to Andersen Corp)
• Authorization to proceed with solar installation at Fire Department using $72,000 state grant from State Department of Commerce
• Amendment of fee schedule: park dedication fees increased from $1,500 to $2,000; beach house rental fees increased by $25 (residents) and $50 (non-residents)

City Council Workshop 12 02

The Bayport City Council will hold a workshop to review the 2025 budget/levy, proposed wage increases for police, public works, and sergeant/chief unions, a proposed stormwater utility fee of $24/year, and a conditional use permit for 387 5th Ave N. Staff recommends eliminating the street lighting utility fee and adopting the stormwater fee starting Q2 2025. The wage increases aim to make Bayport competitive with neighboring communities. No public comment will be taken.

• Proposed union wage increases: police officers (2025 start $37.62, top $50.64), public works ($28.57 start, $38.29 top), sergeant/chief (sergeant $41.66 start, $58.62 top; chief $46.98 start, $66.11 top) with 3% COLA through 2027
• Staff recommends stormwater utility fee of $6/quarter ($24/year) for residential properties, with tax savings for most homeowners
• Street lighting utility fee to be eliminated; costs will remain in property taxes
• Conditional use permit for 387 5th Ave N to be reviewed
• Overall tax levy proposed to increase 8.4%

City Council 11 13

This special meeting certified the results of the November 5 general election, awarded a contract to Dressel Contracting for culvert repair on Point Road for up to $173,400, and discussed a stormwater utility fee analysis. The council reached consensus on a base rate of $4 per quarter (Scenario 3B) and intends to use the revenue to reduce the 2025 tax levy.

• Certified the November 5, 2024 general election results, declaring winners Michele Hanson (mayor) and Carl Bliss and Ethan Gilmore (councilmembers).
• Awarded a quote to Dressel Contracting for culvert repair on Point Road at a cost of up to $173,400.
• Consented to a stormwater utility fee base rate of $4.00 per quarter (Scenario 3B) to reduce the tax levy.
• Considered a vacant parcel exemption and cost maximum for the stormwater utility fee.
• Noted that culvert repair may cost $97,900 if repair is feasible rather than full replacement.

City Council 11 13

The Bayport City Council is holding a special meeting to act on three items: certifying the November 5 general election results, awarding a culvert repair contract on Point Road, and reviewing a stormwater utility fee analysis prepared by SEH. No public open forum will be held.

• Resolution certifying results of the November 5, 2024 General Election
• Award of a quote for a culvert repair project on Point Road
• Stormwater utility fee analysis prepared by SEH

City Council Workshop 11 04

The Bayport City Council discussed and reached consensus on proposed changes to the 2025 fee schedule, including setting park dedication fees at $2,000 per residential unit and per 10,000 square feet for commercial/industrial parcels, and including the Beach House storage room with rentals while increasing fees by $25 for residents and $50 for non-residents. Stormwater, street light utility fees, and cannabis registration will be reviewed in early 2025.

• Park dedication fees set at $2,000 per single/multi-family unit and $2,000 per 10,000 sq ft for commercial/industrial
• Beach House storage room included with rental; fee increased $25 (resident) / $50 (non-resident)
• Review of stormwater and street light utility fees and cannabis registration deferred to early 2025
• Discussion of liquor/tobacco background investigation, contractor licensing, sign permit, and special event fee changes

City Council 11 04

The Bayport City Council will hold a regular meeting on November 4, 2024, to consider several items. A public hearing will address certifying delinquent solid waste and vacant building fees to property taxes. Unfinished business includes resolutions for assessments and a public hearing on the 4th Ave. N. street improvement project. New business features multiple resolutions for annexation, preliminary plat, and zoning for a new elementary school by Stillwater Area Public Schools at 1003 5th Ave. N., as well as zoning amendments for hemp and cannabis businesses and a culvert repair quote on Point Road.

• Consider annexation and preliminary plat for new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N. (Stillwater Area Public Schools)
• Public hearing on certifying past due solid waste/recycling and vacant building fees to property taxes
• Consider resolution for assessments and public hearing on 4th Ave. N. street improvement project
• Consider zoning amendments for hemp and cannabis businesses
• Consider awarding a quote for culvert repair on Point Road

City Council 11 04

The City Council approved the annexation and preliminary plat for a new 96,000 sq. ft. elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N. The body also established zoning regulations for hemp and cannabis businesses and moved forward with street improvement assessments.

• Approved annexation and zoning for a new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Adopted Ordinance 903 regulating cannabis/hemp businesses, restricting retail to B-2 zoning with hours from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Passed Resolution 24-23 to declare costs for the 4th Ave. N. street improvement project
• Certified past due solid waste/recycling and vacant building fees to property taxes
• Approved a special event application for the Inspiration Thanksgiving 5K walk/run on November 28, 2024

City Council Workshop 11 04

The Bayport City Council will hold a workshop on November 4, 2024, to review and discuss a proposed ordinance amending Appendix D (Fee Schedule) of the city code. The ordinance includes fee changes across administration, building, zoning, parks and recreation, public works, and utilities. No public comment will be taken at the workshop.

• Park dedication fees proposed to increase from $1,500 to $2,000 per single-family equivalent for commercial/industrial and per unit for residential
• Liquor background investigation fees: $500 in-state, $2,000 + costs (max $10,000) out-of-state
• New sign permit fees: permanent signs at $30 + $0.50/sq. ft., temporary at $25/week
• Engineering plan review fee: $250 plus $1,000 escrow and costs incurred
• Water and sewer rate adjustments: e.g., trunk water residential up to 1,000 gallons at $1.20/1,000 gallons, then $0.30/1,000 gallons

City Council Workshop 10 07

The City Council reviewed options to replace aging light fixtures in the 5th Ave. N. business district. The council reached a consensus to proceed with preliminary engineering construction documents. A new street light utility fee beginning in 2025 is anticipated to fund long-term maintenance and operation.

• Proposal from SEH for $12,300 to prepare preliminary construction documents for lighting, electrical infrastructure, and sidewalk panels
• Discussion of three fixture options: utilitarian, decorative lantern, and pendant luminaire
• Proposed new street light utility fee starting in 2025

City Council Workshop 10 07

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss options for replacing the aging street lights on 5th Ave N in the business district. Items for discussion include project timing, budget considerations (including use of the Street Light Utility Fund), infrastructure improvements like sidewalk and conduit replacement, and selecting a new light style and design. No public comment will be taken at this workshop.

• Discussion of replacing street lights on 5th Ave N in the business district
• Consideration of using the Street Light Utility Fund for funding
• Replacement of damaged sidewalk panels and installation of underground conduit
• Selection of street light style and design (e.g., Domia or Holophane fixtures)
• Possible next step: approval of an Engineer's Proposal of Service

City Council 10 07

The Bayport City Council discussed and supported a concept plan for a potential annexation and residential development at 4745 Stagecoach Trail in Baytown Township. The plan includes 38 single-family villas and 52 multi-family units, with a focus on senior housing options. The council also approved routine items such as minutes, permits, and agreements, including a renewal of the Joint Powers Agreement with Washington County for the Mass Emergency Notification System.

• Renewal of Joint Powers Agreement with Washington County for Mass Emergency Notification System (CodeRed)
• Concept plan for 90-unit senior housing development at 4745 Stagecoach Trail, including annexation from Baytown Township
• Purchase of new body-worn and fleet cameras for the Police Department
• Special event application for Hero’s Sturgeon Excursion fishing tournament at Lakeside Park on October 12, 2024
• Appointment of Wendy Wrobel Heurung to the Library Board

City Council 10 07

The City Council will hold a public hearing to review a concept plan from Pratt Homes for a potential annexation and residential development at 4745 Stagecoach Trail in Baytown Township. The council will also consider a consent agenda that includes the purchase of body-worn and fleet cameras for the Police Department, renewal of the CodeRed emergency notification system, and appointments to the Library Board. Additionally, a special event application for a fishing tournament at Lakeside Park will be reviewed.

• Public hearing on Pratt Homes concept plan for annexation and residential development at 4745 Stagecoach Trail
• Purchase of new body-worn and fleet cameras for the Police Department
• Renewal of Joint Powers Agreement with Washington County for Mass Emergency Notification System (CodeRed)
• Appointment of Wendy Wrobel Heurung to the Library Board
• Special event application for Hero's Sturgeon Excursion fishing tournament at Lakeside Park on October 12, 2024

Planning Commission 09 30

The Planning Commission reviewed and recommended several approvals for a new 96,000 sq. ft. elementary school, including annexation and zoning changes. The body also recommended a new ordinance to regulate hemp and cannabis businesses within the city.

• Recommended approval of annexation and R-2 zoning for a new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Recommended conditional use permit and variances for impervious surface (>35%) and slope (>25%) at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Recommended zoning amendments to regulate hemp and cannabis businesses, including a limit of one registration for microbusinesses, mezzobusinesses, or retailers.
• Proposed 500 ft. setback for cannabis businesses and 250 ft. setback for hemp businesses from schools, daycares, treatment facilities, or parks with playgrounds/fields.

Planning Commission 09 30

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a proposal by Stillwater Area Public Schools to build a new elementary school. The body will also discuss zoning amendments related to the school site and the regulation of cannabis and hemp businesses.

• Annexation and land use applications for a 96,000 square foot elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Zoning Map amendment to zone 1003 5th Ave. N. as R2, Single Family Urban District
• Proposed amendments to Bayport City Code regarding hemp and cannabis business regulations
• Variance requests for impervious surface (>35%) and grading near slopes (>25%) at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Conditional Use Permit for a public elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N.

City Council 09 09

The City Council will consider resolutions adopting the preliminary 2025 budget and levy, along with the capital improvement plan. They will also discuss a proposal from SEH for engineering services to develop a stormwater utility, and consider an amendment to the city code on administrative citations and civil penalties. The consent agenda includes routine approvals and several contracts.

• Adoption of preliminary 2025 levy and budget (no specific amount provided in agenda)
• Proposal from SEH for stormwater utility engineering services
• Consider amendment to Chapter 25 on administrative citations and civil penalties
• Award contract for Barker's Alps Park Woodland Restoration Project Phase II
• Award quote to Willow River Company for ash tree replacement

City Council Workshop 09 09

The Bayport City Council workshop discussed the preliminary 2025 budget, with a proposed 11.31% increase in the levy. Based on a median home value of $375,400, residential properties can expect an estimated tax increase of $131.00. The council also reviewed capital improvement plans for public works, police, and fire, and discussed updating the fire service agreement funding allocation and implementing stormwater and street light utility fees for more equitable cost-sharing.

• Proposed preliminary levy increase of 11.31% for 2025
• Estimated $131.00 tax increase for median home value of $375,400
• Capital improvement projects for Public Works (parks, water, streets), Police, and Fire reviewed
• Discussion on updating fire service agreement funding allocation with partner communities
• Stormwater and street light utility fees discussed as equitable funding sources

2023 Audited Financial Statements 09 09

The City Council is reviewing the audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2023. The independent auditor issued an unmodified opinion, stating the financial statements present fairly the city's financial position. No significant findings or adjustments are noted in the provided excerpt; this is a procedural presentation of the audit results.

• Independent auditor's unmodified opinion on financial statements
• Management's Discussion and Analysis included as required supplementary information
• City Council and officials listed for 2023 (Mayor Michele Hanson, Deputy Mayor Connie Carlson, Council Members John Dahl, Ethan Gilmore, Katie Hill)
• Audit covered governmental activities, business-type activities, each major fund, and aggregate remaining fund information

City Council Workshop 09 09

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the preliminary 2025 budget. The proposed tax levy is 11.31% higher than 2024, but staff believes a reduction to 10% is attainable before final adoption in December. The city must certify the proposed levy to Washington County by September 30. The workshop packet also includes utility budgets and the 2025 Capital Improvement Plan.

• Proposed 11.31% increase in preliminary tax levy for 2025
• Staff aims to reduce levy increase to 10% before final December certification
• Comparison of proposed tax levy increases from nearby cities (e.g., Oak Park Heights 7.73%, Lake Elmo 12.46%)
• Review of utility budgets for water, sewer, proposed stormwater, and proposed street lighting
• Discussion of 2025 Capital Improvement Plan

City Council 09 09

The City Council approved a preliminary 2025 budget of $4,692,649 and a preliminary levy of $1,938,640. The body also authorized engineering services to develop a stormwater utility fee and updated city code regarding district court civil abatement actions.

• Preliminary 2025 levy of $1,938,640 (11.31% increase from 2024)
• Preliminary 2025 budget adopted at $4,692,649
• Ordinance 901 adding Section 25-15 for District Court Civil Abatement Actions and Recovery of Costs
• Contract award to Willow River Company for ash tree replacement
• Contract award for Barker's Alps Park Woodland Restoration Project, Phase II

September 2024

The Bayport Planning Commission will consider an annexation request and development plan from Stillwater Area Public Schools for a new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N. on September 30, with the City Council anticipated to consider the plans on October 7. The city also plans to implement stormwater and street light utility fees beginning in the first quarter of 2025, with street light fees set at $6.00 per quarter and stormwater fees to be determined. Additionally, the Barker's Alps Park woodland restoration project is underway, and a food scraps pickup program is set to launch on October 1, 2024.

• Planning Commission to consider annexation and zoning/land use development plans for new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N. on Sept 30.
• City Council anticipated to consider the elementary school development plan on October 7.
• Stormwater and street light utility fees to be implemented starting first quarter 2025; street light fee $6.00/quarter.
• Barker's Alps Park woodland restoration project underway: 17.3 acres in Phase I, 6.5 acres in Phase II, 2024–2027.
• Food Scraps Pickup Program launching October 1, 2024, in partnership with Washington County.

City Council 08 05

The Bayport City Council will hold a public hearing to review a concept development plan for a new Andersen Elementary School, submitted by Stillwater Area Public Schools, located adjacent to Barker's Alps Park. The council will also consider an amendment to city code regarding administrative citations and civil penalties for cost recovery. The consent agenda includes routine approvals such as minutes, permits, a liquor license transfer, and a fire department vehicle purchase.

• Public hearing on concept plan for new Andersen Elementary School at 1003 5th Ave N in Baytown Township
• Amendment to Chapter 25 of city code on administrative citations and civil penalties
• Off-sale liquor license application from LILI Bayport Liquor LLC for 102 3rd St N
• Purchase of a replacement duty vehicle for the Fire Department
• City participation in the Pink Patch Project for cancer awareness

City Council Workshop 08 05

The Bayport City Council held a workshop to discuss the preliminary 2025 budget. Staff presented a projected levy increase of 11-12%, offset partially by the tax stabilization fund, and expenditures decreasing by 1-2%. The council also reviewed implementation of new stormwater and street light utility fees, capital improvements, and fire department funding. No final decisions were made; further work on the budget will continue.

• Proposed property tax levy increase of 11-12% for 2025
• Planned stormwater and street light utility fees for more equitable funding
• Capital improvements: solar at fire station, parkway entrance rework, well #3 repairs, patrol vehicles, swimming beach retaining wall, street light replacement on 5th Ave. N.
• Consensus to fund sidewalks and trail connections to Barker's Alps Park and Andersen Elementary School
• Discussion of fire department expenditures and loan payments to show actual costs

New Andersen Elementary School Transportation Study 08 05

The Stillwater Area Public Schools is reviewing a transportation study for the proposed new Bayport Elementary School, located at Stagecoach Trail and 5th Avenue North in Bayport, expected to open in Fall 2026. The study evaluates existing traffic operations and recommends improvements to accommodate the new school, which will replace Andersen Elementary and serve up to 600 students and 100 staff. Key findings include acceptable current operations but identified pedestrian/bicycle facility gaps along Stagecoach Trail and 5th Avenue. The study also accounts for changed school hours (7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.) and notes 60-80% higher traffic than historical data due to growth and construction.

• Study intersections: Stagecoach Trail/5th Ave, Stagecoach/47th, Stagecoach/56th, 5th/9th, 5th/6th, 5th/MN 95
• New school capacity: 600 students, 100 staff
• Sidewalk gap along 5th Avenue from Barkers Alps Park to 8th Street
• Traffic data collected May 14, 2024
• Recommendations for pedestrian/bicycle connections

City Council Workshop 08 05

The City Council will hold a workshop to review the 2025 preliminary budget and determine the property tax levy. The proposed levy is $1,935,964, which represents an 11.2% increase over the 2024 budget.

• Proposed total property tax levy of $1,935,964
• Minnesota Small Cities Assistance for roads: $64,309
• Estimated Public Safety Officer Benefit program reimbursement: $20,000
• Proposed $10,000 budget increase for the library
• Estimated 10.4% increase in health insurance costs

City Council 08 05

The City Council held a public hearing to review a concept development plan for a new elementary school at 1003 5th Ave. N. The project would involve annexing land from Baytown Township and requires several zoning and map amendments. Council members and the public discussed traffic, site aesthetics, and the repurposing of the existing school site.

• Concept plan for new Andersen Elementary School at 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Off-sale liquor license application for LILI Bayport Liquor LLC at 102 3rd St. N.
• Purchase of a replacement duty vehicle for the Fire Department
• $350 contribution to the Washington County Historical Society
• Proposed $3,500 annual contribution to Community Thread

New Andersen Elementary Concept Plan 08 05

The Stillwater Area Public Schools board received an update on the concept design and schedule for two new elementary schools: Bayport Elementary (PK-5, 600 students, 96,000 SF) and Lake Elmo Elementary (PK-5, 1,100 students, 148,000 SF, dual-language program). Designs feature bright, transparent spaces, outdoor connections, and community-accessible gathering areas. Both schools are slated for completion by summer 2026.

• Bayport Elementary: 96,000 SF, 600-student capacity, completion July 2026
• Lake Elmo Elementary: 148,000 SF, 1,100-student capacity, dual-language program, completion summer 2026
• Design principles include transparency, nature integration, flexibility, and community reflection
• Site plans and floor plans for both schools were presented to the board
• No dollar amounts, votes, or public hearings were included in the update

City Council Workshop 07 29

The City Council will hold a workshop with Baytown Township to discuss the potential annexation of 1003 5th Ave. N. for a new Andersen Elementary School, as well as an orderly annexation agreement for adjacent parcels in Baytown. The area under consideration is south of 5th Ave. N., east of Stagecoach Trail, and north of the Inspiration development. No public comment will be taken at this workshop.

• Discussion of potential annexation of 1003 5th Ave. N. for a new Andersen Elementary School
• Potential orderly annexation agreement for adjacent parcels in Baytown

City Council 07 29

The City Council held a special meeting to discuss the regulation of hemp businesses. The council decided to extend an interim prohibition on these businesses to allow more time to amend zoning ordinances in compliance with state law.

• Adoption of Ordinance 900 extending the prohibition on hemp businesses until December 15, 2024

City Council Workshop 07 29

The City Council and Baytown Board discussed the annexation petition for a new Andersen Elementary School at 1003 5th Ave. N., following the finalized purchase agreement. A concept plan and public hearing are scheduled for August 5. The consensus was to proceed with the annexation. For adjacent parcels, they agreed to wait for November election results on Baytown incorporation before further orderly annexation discussions.

• Finalized purchase agreement between St. Croix United Church and Stillwater Area School District for 1003 5th Ave. N.
• Annexation petition submitted by school district for the new school site
• Concept plan/public hearing scheduled for August 5 City Council meeting
• Traffic study completed; summary to be presented August 5
• Orderly annexation discussion for parcels south of 5th Ave. N., east of Stagecoach Trail, west of Barker’s Alps Park, north of Inspiration development

City Council 07 29

The Bayport City Council will hold a public hearing on July 29, 2024, to consider extending Interim Ordinance 890, which prohibits hemp businesses, for an additional 120 days until December 15, 2024. The current prohibition expires August 17, 2024. The extension is needed because the state's Office of Cannabis Management has not yet completed rulemaking, leaving zoning as the only local regulatory tool. The council will also discuss a memo from the assistant city attorney explaining the legislative changes.

• Public hearing on extending interim ordinance prohibiting hemp businesses
• Proposed extension of Interim Ordinance 890 for 120 days to December 15, 2024
• Current prohibition on hemp businesses expires August 17, 2024
• Violation of ordinance is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days and/or $1,000 fine
• Council receives memo on state law changes affecting hemp business regulation

July 2024

The city has completed a Financial Management Plan to guide budgets through 2030. The plan recommends a property tax levy increase of 10-12% for the 2025-2027 period. Residents can also expect anticipated sewer fee increases and new stormwater and street light fees in 2025.

• Proposed property tax levy increase of 10-12% for 2025-2027
• Anticipated sewer fee increases and new stormwater/street light fees in 2025
• Removal of 30 ash trees on city property due to Emerald Ash Borer
• Residential inspections for lead service line inventory by Public Works
• Safe Road Zone grant for Highway 95 traffic enforcement starting July 1

City Council 07 01

The City Council passed an ordinance classifying dead or dying ash trees as public nuisances. The council also discussed a proposal to recover legal costs for extreme code violations but tabled the item for further discussion.

• Ordinance 899: Classifies dead or dying ash trees as public nuisances with a 30-day abatement period.
• Proposed amendment to Chapter 2 regarding cost recovery for extreme code violations (tabled).
• Approved amendments to Fire Department Standard Operating Guidelines.
• Appointment of Jennifer Davis to the Library Board.

City Council 07 01

The City Council will consider ordinance amendments regarding cost recovery for prohibited acts and managing Emerald Ash Borer infestations. The agenda also includes the interim appointment of a Fire Department Chief and procedures for counting write-in votes.

• Amendment to Chapter 25 regarding abatement and cost recovery
• Amendment to Chapter 62 regarding Emerald Ash Borer infestation
• Interim appointment of Allen Eisinger as Fire Department Chief
• Hiring of Dustin Purpur as a full-time Police Officer
• Resolution adopting procedures for counting write-in votes

City Council Workshop 07 01

The Bayport City Council is holding a workshop to discuss the city's preliminary budget for 2025. No public comment will be taken during this session.

• Discussion of the 2025 preliminary budget

City Council Workshop 07 01

The City Council reviewed the preliminary 2025 budget, including a proposal to fund stormwater and street lights through utility fees rather than property taxes. The council also discussed proposed salary increases of 4% to 10% for Police and Public Works union contracts.

• Proposed stormwater and street light utility fees starting in 2025
• Proposed 4% to 10% salary increases for Police and Public Works unions

City Council and Planning Commission Joint 07 01

The City Council and Planning Commission reviewed a concept plan for two new twin home buildings. The proposal includes creating two lots with related water, sewer, and street infrastructure. Residents raised concerns regarding traffic, stormwater runoff, and flood protection.

• Concept plan for four dwelling units on 2nd St. S.
• Proposed subdivision of vacant land into two lots
• Future requests for conditional use permits and variances

City Council and Planning Commission Joint 07 01

The Bayport City Council and Planning Commission will consider a concept plan to subdivide vacant land into two lots. The proposal includes constructing two twin home buildings for a total of four dwelling units. This review is part of the sketch plan process to provide informal feedback on the development.

• Proposed subdivision of 0.6 acres for two twin home buildings
• Request for Conditional Use Permits for two-family dwellings and floodplain elevation methods
• Requested variances for garage-forward design and alley access
• Proposed improvements to street, water, and sewer infrastructure

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City Council Workshop 06 03

The City Council discussed potential orderly annexation with Baytown Township and approved a moratorium on hemp-related uses until January 1, 2025. Members also reviewed updates on city goals and supported a historical marker for the Centennial Pavilion.

• Moratorium on hemp-related uses until January 1, 2025
• Potential orderly annexation with Baytown Township
• Support for a historical marker at Centennial Pavilion
• Revision of Fire Department Standard Operating Guidelines

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This is the agenda for the Bayport City Council meeting on January 8, 2024. The provided text contains only the city website navigation and boilerplate, with no specific agenda items listed. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the source document.

City Council Workshop 01 08

The provided text consists entirely of website navigation links, user interface elements, and digital security instructions. It does not contain any actual meeting agenda items, decisions, or discussions for the Bayport City Council Workshop.

January 2024

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