Lindstrom public meetings in 2024
43 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will vote on the final 2025 property tax levy of $3,623,471 and approve the 2025 city budget. The meeting also includes a rezone ordinance for the south side of Newell Avenue, a resolution to decertify TIF District 1‑7, and a delegation for cannabis registration. Additional items are a feasibility report for 2025 street improvements and a GIS improvements update.
- Adopt final 2025 property tax levy of $3,623,471 (General Government $3,490,971, EDA $97,500, Bonds $35,000)
- Southside of Newell Avenue rezone ordinance
- Resolution to decertify TIF District 1‑7
- Cannabis registration delegation
- 2025 street improvements feasibility report
EDA
The Economic Development Authority will review a draft policy for granting business assistance and public financing. The proposed policy focuses on job growth and economic opportunity, requiring projects to meet at least two specific objectives to qualify for subsidies.
- Proposed wage floor for subsidized jobs at 150% of State Minimum wage ($16.69/hour)
- Proposed application fee of $1,000 and initial escrow of $10,000-$15,000
- Development updates for OJ Juice, Meredees Building, and Park Street Parking Lot
- Discussion on cannabis zoning for B-1 and I-1 districts
- Review of 2024 year-end activities
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Park Commission will review minutes from the November meeting and discuss the management of buckthorn at Allemansratt Park. Staff will also verify the hiring of the Bill Koncar Band for the upcoming Polka Party.
- Review minutes from November 4, 2024, meeting
- Discuss buckthorn management at Allemansratt Park
- Verify hiring of Bill Koncar Band for Polka Party
- Discuss Tree Lighting Festival logistics
- Receive verbal student report from Henry Phelps
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed rezoning of twenty parcels on the south side of Newell Avenue. The parcels are currently zoned Central Business District (CBD) and the city council has directed staff to rezone them to Low Density Attached and Detached Residential (R‑2). The commission will consider the staff report and public comments before voting on the request.
- Rezoning of 20 properties on south side of Newell Avenue from CBD to R‑2
- Public hearing required by City Code §153.026
- Staff analysis notes current residential and institutional uses of the parcels
Parks Commission
The commission voted to remove the reindeer display and apply the $1,500 saved to the Tree Lighting Festival quote. It also approved plans to demo and remove the Bull Lake shed and three Xcel power poles to expand the parking lot. Additional items discussed included Polka Party planning for Feb. 8, 2024, a $3,500 Lions Park bandshell grant, and tree planting updates at Allemansratt Park.
- Tree Lighting Festival: remove reindeer display, apply $1,500 to lighting quote
- Bull Lake shed removal: demo shed and remove three Xcel power poles to extend parking lot
- Polka Party planning for Saturday, Feb. 8, 2024, 7‑10 p.m. event
- Lions Park bandshell grant of $3,500 for shelter rehab (pressure washing, sanding, sealing)
- Allemansratt Park: planting of 75 black cherry trees and buckthorn management plan
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Parks Commission will discuss the Tree Lighting Festival, including a proposed $1,500 reduction to remove a reindeer display and a quote from Custom Christmas Lighting for tree wrapping. The agenda also includes reviewing a Lions Park Bandshell grant and Bull Lake Shed removal.
- Tree Lighting Festival agenda review and $1,500 quote
- Lions Park Bandshell grant of $3,500
- Bull Lake Shed removal project
- CIP Park Planning discussion
- Allemansratt Park discussion
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes approval of city bills, meeting minutes, and several resolutions such as the Glader Annexation ordinance and a fire blanket donation. Council members will also consider five ordinances covering building height, cannabis regulations, exterior building materials, a park gate project, and a CBD sale at a liquor store. Additional discussion items include a park parking lot plan, snow plow policy, board and commission structure, and the 2025 meeting calendar.
- Accept $3,000 donation to add steam to the Lindstrom Coffee Pot water tower (Resolution 20241120-01)
- Building Height Amendment Ordinance 20241120-01
- Cannabis Regulations Ordinance 20241120-02
- Exterior Building Materials Ordinance 20241120-03
- Allemansratt Park Anderson Peninsula Gate project
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission will consider two code amendments: one to regulate cannabis and hemp retail operations and another to update exterior building materials. The meeting will also include the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Cannabis Code Amendment (Public Hearing)
- Exterior Building Materials Code Amendment (Public Hearing)
- Approval of October 3, 2024, Planning Commission minutes
- Discussion on zoning districts for cannabis and hemp retail
- Review of buffer distances for cannabis retail locations
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will vote on three regular‑agenda items: scheduling a special election canvass, approving RRFB crosswalk lights, and purchasing a fire truck. The meeting will also include a discussion of cannabis regulations, Highway 8 tree trimming, snow removal policy, and a 10‑year capital improvement plan. Reports from finance, planning, fire, police and several commissions will be accepted, followed by an open forum for resident comments.
- Fire Truck Purchase – regular agenda item (Scott Sellman)
- RRFB Crosswalk Lights – regular agenda item (Brian Bachmeier)
- Schedule Special City Council Meeting to canvass City Election – regular agenda item (Missy Glenna)
- Discussion of Cannabis Regulations – discussion item (Dan Undem)
- Discussion of Highway 8 Tree Trimming – discussion item (Matt Fraley)
EDA
The Lindstrom Economic Development Authority will discuss draft objectives for a revised business subsidy policy and evaluate how they align with city goals. The board will also receive updates on the Oak Street Lot marketing, a TIF primer, the upcoming November 13 business breakfast, and a joint work session with the City Council. Development updates include demolition plans for the OJ Juice building and the 2025 Park Street Parking Lot street project. Additional topics cover downtown design plans, cannabis zoning, and a Fall Fika Fest event.
- Oak Street Lot marketing update by Keller Williams representative
- Business Subsidy/Financial Incentive TIF 101 primer video shown
- EDA Business Breakfast scheduled for Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at 7:30 am
- Joint EDA and City Council work session planned for mid‑October to discuss city‑owned properties
- Park Street Parking Lot designated as a 2025 street project for better bidding
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission will discuss proposed code language to regulate cannabis businesses in the city. Staff will present zoning definitions and district recommendations for cultivation, manufacturing, and retail uses. The commission will consider how the new regulations align with state law and local zoning districts.
- Presentation of proposed cannabis zoning definitions
- Recommendation of Agriculture Open Space district for cultivation
- Recommendation of Industrial (I-1) district for manufacturing
- Recommendation of General Business (B-1) and Central Business District for retail
Parks Commission Beach Park Planning Event
The Lindström Parks Commission meeting on September 9, 2024 will include a Beach Park Planning Activity presented by the University of Minnesota Planning Group. No other business items or decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Beach Park Planning Activity – University of Minnesota Planning Group presentation
Parks Commission
The Lindström Parks Commission will conduct two site visits: Beach Park from 6:00‑6:30 p.m. and Lions Park from 6:30‑7:00 p.m. on June 3, 2024. Observations from the visits will be discussed at the July 1 park meeting. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Beach Park site visit (6:00‑6:30 p.m.)
- Lions Park site visit (6:30‑7:00 p.m.)
Parks Commission
The Lindström Parks Commission meeting on July 1, 2024 will consider several park‑department items, including a grant update, equipment repair quotes, and a capital‑improvement plan. Staff presented repair quotes totaling $12,955 for playground equipment at Lions Park, Town N Country, and Tot Lot, and recommended purchases worth $4,833.14 plus shipping. A capital‑improvement program (CIP) was outlined with estimated costs of $300,000 for Beach Park projects and $295,000 for Lions Park projects. Additional agenda items include a Rotary Water Taxi presentation, a Center Lakes Association booth at Harmony, park assignments, and a student report from Henry Phelps.
- Playground equipment repair quotes total $12,955; recommended purchases $4,833.14 plus shipping (Lions Park, Town N Country, Tot Lot)
- CIP Park Planning estimates $300,000 for Beach Park improvements and $295,000 for Lions Park improvements
- Beach Park Planning Grant update presented by Dan Undem
- Allemansratt updates on buckthorn adoption and maintenance plans
- Rotary Water Taxi presentation by Chris DuBose
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Park Commission will review the 2025 Parks Department budget and an updated Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for park projects. The agenda also includes a student report and the approval of July 1, 2024, meeting minutes.
- Review 2025 Parks Department budget
- Review updated CIP Park Planning
- Approve July 1, 2024, meeting minutes
- Student Report (verbal)
- Park Assignments
City Council
The City Council will review the 2025 preliminary budget and discuss building height and variance amendments. The body will also receive updates on the Lead Service Line Program and Highway 8 rapid flashing beacons.
- 2025 Preliminary Budget Resolution 20240918-01
- Building Height Amendment
- 29915 Neal Ave Variance Amendment Resolution 20240918-02
- Temporary Liquor License for Chisago Lakes Rotary
- Acceptance of Boy Scout Troop #159 Donation Resolution 20240918-03
EDA
The Economic Development Authority will review updates on the Oak Street Lot and various development projects. The body is also discussing business subsidies via TIF 101 and planning a business breakfast for November.
- Business Subsidy/Financial Incentive TIF 101 discussion
- Development updates for OJ Juice, Park Street Parking Lot, and Meredees Building
- Discussion on cannabis zoning
- Planning for EDA Business Breakfast on November 13, 2024
- Scheduling a joint EDA and City Council work session
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a variance amendment for 29915 Neal Avenue. The applicant seeks to remove a condition requiring gutters on a home built under a 2018 variance. The commission will also consider the minutes from the August 1, 2024 Joint Planning & Council Meeting.
- Public hearing: Variance Amendment – 29915 Neal Avenue (remove gutter condition)
- Consideration of minutes from the August 1, 2024 Joint Planning & Council Meeting
City Council
The City Council will decide on a building height amendment and a police building evaluation study. Members will also discuss the 2025 budget update and a feasibility report for 2025 street inspections.
- Building Height Amendment-Jason Zimmerman
- City Hall Police Building Evaluation Study-Dan Undem
- Consent to Assignment of Olinda Trail Apartments Development Agreement and Tax Increment Revenue Note
- 2025 Street Preliminary Field Inspection and Feasibility Report
- Payment of $93,480.58 to Lakes Area Police Department for August 2024 coverage
EDA
The Lindstrom Economic Development Authority will review a draft Business Subsidy/Financial Incentive Policy, including a TIF 101 video, and consider its adoption at the start of 2025. The board will also examine the 2025 EDA budget, which raises the levy to $97,000, an increase of $33,500. Additional items include a $650 sponsorship request for the 2024 Trick‑or‑Treat on Main Street event and updates on local development projects.
- Business Subsidy/Financial Incentive Policy overview and upcoming public hearing
- $650 sponsorship request for 2024 Trick‑or‑Treat on Main Street
- 2025 EDA budget levy increase to $97,000 (up $33,500) and related revenue/expense changes
- Development updates: OJ Juice site sold, Oak Street/Highway 8 lot listed, Park Street parking lot feedback
- TIF 101 training video to be shown for staff education
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission and City Council will meet on August 1, 2024 to consider a proposed amendment to the city’s zoning code that changes how building height is measured. They will also receive an update on Minnesota’s new cannabis legislation and discuss its implications for local zoning and licensing. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Building Height Amendment – proposed change to the definition of “mean ground level” for height calculations in the zoning code.
- Cannabis Update – briefing on the state cannabis law, the moratorium expiring on Jan 1 2025, and potential local zoning standards for cannabis businesses.
City Council
The City Council will review updates on the Municipal Liquor Store project and receive reports from the Downtown Design Committee and tourism officials. The body is also deciding on a public safety purchase request for the fire department and the installation of lighted crosswalk signs on Highway 8.
- Highway 8 Lighted Crosswalk Signs proposal
- Lindstrom Fire Department Public Safety dollar purchase request
- DEED Grant Resolution for Dan Undem
- Municipal Liquor Store Project update from Kornowski Consulting
- Beach Park Planning Grant update
EDA
The Lindstrom EDA is reviewing results from a survey of 37 local businesses to guide future policy decisions. Members are also discussing priorities for the 2025 operational budget, including potential updates to business incentive programs.
- Review of BR&E survey results from 37 local businesses
- Discussion of 2025 budget priorities and the $64,000 2024 levy
- Planning for an $80,000 Holmquist property loan payoff
- Overview of updating the business subsidy and financial incentive policy
- Update on the DEED grant application for the OJ Juice building due August 1
Special City Council Meeting
The Lindstrom City Council will review the Reuter Walton Concept Plan and consider a resolution of support. The proposed development includes a 4-story apartment building with 65 units and a 3,000 square foot commercial building.
- Review of Reuter Walton Concept Plan
- Proposed 65-unit, 4-story apartment development
- Proposed 3,000 square foot commercial building
- Resolution of support for the concept plan
City Council
The City Council will vote on public safety dollar allocations and a crane truck purchase. Discussion is also scheduled regarding financial policy updates and the municipal liquor store assessment. Staff will provide updates on the July budget and Beach Park grant.
- Public Safety Dollars Allocation
- Crane Truck Purchase
- Municipal Liquor Store Operational Assessment
- 10 Year CIP Equipment discussion
- Financial Policy Update
EDA
The Economic Development Authority will receive an overview of initial Business Retention and Expansion survey results. The board will also discuss potential drivers for the 2025 operational budget, including advertising opportunities and business incentive programs.
- Presentation of BR&E Initial Survey Results
- Discussion of 2025 EDA Budget priorities
- Review of $80,000 Holmquist loan payoff
Planning Commission
At this joint Planning Commission and City Council meeting, staff will present initial findings on the Morris Crossing workforce housing concept plan located at Olinda Trail and 299th Street. The body will also discuss state cannabis legislation updates ahead of a local moratorium expiring January 1, 2025, which will determine where licensed businesses may operate once state rules take effect in early 2025. Additionally, planners will continue developing architectural standards for the Central Business District to align with historic downtown features.
- Review of Morris Crossing concept plan for a 48-unit workforce/affordable housing building at Olinda Trail and 299th Street
- Discussion of a $200,000 Chisago County Housing Trust Fund loan request to support the development
- Update on Minnesota cannabis legislation and preparation for the local sales moratorium expiring January 1, 2025
- Continued work on Central Business District architectural standards and historic downtown zoning alignment
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Parks Commission will consider several park projects including Beach Park shoreline improvements, trail replacement from Lincoln Road to the Hwy 8 bridge, and installation of hydration stations. The commission will also review a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) focused on maintaining existing park assets. New student liaison Henry Phelps will be welcomed, and outgoing student liaison Ellie Undem will give her final report.
- Beach Park Shoreline Improvement: tree removal approved by City Planner and MnDNR, work to begin in coming weeks
- Trail Replacement Lincoln Road to Hwy 8 Bridge Southside: Council approved Bluhm Construction bid, MnDOT permit obtained, start spring 2024
- Hydration Stations: two new units with drinking fountains and bottle fillers to be installed at Lions Park and 292nd/Olinda Trl
- CIP Park Planning: shift focus from new infrastructure to maintaining and replacing existing park assets; commission to verify park list and set priorities
- Welcome new Student Liaison Henry Phelps and farewell to outgoing Student Liaison Ellie Undem
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will hear the 2023 audit presentation from Abdo staff and vote on several action items, including a city code amendment ordinance, a listing agreement for the Oak Street lot, and a transfer of ownership of the Chisago Lakes Ambassadors parade float. The council will also discuss the 2024 work plan and 2025 budget calendar.
- 2023 Audit Presentation by Abdo staff
- City Code Amendment Housekeeping Ordinance 20240515-01
- Oak Street Lot Listing Agreement
- Chisago Lakes Ambassadors Transfer Ownership Parade Float
- Public Safety Dollars Allocation (tabled from April meeting)
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Parks Commission will discuss several park projects, including relocating the community garden, landscaping the Oak Street lot, improving the Beach Park shoreline, treating algae at Lions Park Pond, removing a shed at Bull Lake, and replacing a trail from Lincoln Road to the Highway 8 bridge. The meeting will also include updates on the Chisago Lakes Showcase and the Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail trailhead concept.
- Community Garden relocation from Newlander Ave to Allemansratt Park
- Oak Street Lot landscaping to prepare lot for sale
- Lions Park Pond algae treatment contract with Lake Management Inc. for $1,816/year
- Bull Lake shed removal with Xcel Energy pole removal costs of $3,612.36 or $5,287.92
- Trail replacement from Lincoln Road to Hwy 8 bridge southside, bid awarded to Bluhm Construction for $51,370
EDA
The Lindstrom EDA will discuss a donation request for the Wildcat Woods Disc Golf Course, receive a verbal update on the BR&E program, and consider a listing agreement for the Oak Street Lot. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes.
- Wildcat Woods Disc Golf donation request from North Branch Disc Golf Association
- BR&E Program update (verbal)
- Oak Street Lot listing agreement with Wardell Haywood, list price $125,000
Planning Commission
The Lindstrom Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a series of housekeeping amendments to the city zoning code, including changes to building height calculation, lot dimension standards, tree removal calculations, and accessory structure rules. The commission will also continue discussions on developing architectural and design standards for the historic downtown area, including a potential misalignment of the current Central Business District (CBD) zoning map boundaries.
- Public hearing on housekeeping code amendments including building height calculation changes, one principal structure per lot rule for R-1/R-2 districts, and tree removal calculation clarifications
- Discussion of architectural standards for historic downtown area, focusing on Lake Blvd and 1st Ave N
- Review of CBD zoning map misalignment where current boundaries extend beyond historic downtown onto Newell Ave
- Consideration of allowing townhouses or rowhouses as a new permitted use in the CBD
- Approval of minutes from March 7, 2024 Joint Planning & Council Meeting
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will consider several action items, including a resolution to reallocate general obligation bond dollars to downtown projects, a communication system user agreement with Chisago County, and allocation of public safety dollars. The consent agenda includes approval of city bills totaling over $269,000 and various reports and contracts.
- Resolution 20240417-01 reallocating G.O. bond dollars to downtown
- Communication system user agreement with Chisago County
- Public safety dollars allocation discussion
- Beach Park maintenance plan
- 316th intersection lighting
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will consider several action items including transferring the Fire Relief Association to a state plan, approving a service agreement with the Chisago Lakes Chamber, and awarding contracts for the Park Street parking lot, lead service inventory, and downtown design standards. The council will also discuss a Highway 8 safety update and receive reports from various commissions and departments.
- Fire Relief Association transfer to state plan (action item)
- Chisago Lakes Chamber Service Agreement (action item)
- Park Street Parking Lot contract (action item)
- Lead Service Inventory contract (action item)
- Downtown Design Standards (action item)
EDA
The Lindstrom EDA will vote to formally launch the 2024 Business Retention and Expansion (BR&E) program, which aims to survey 30 local businesses. Members will also review a list of city-owned parcels that are commercially viable, including properties on Maple Street, Lake Boulevard, and the old fire station.
- Motion to launch 2024 BR&E program with $5,500 in funding ($500 for SurveyMonkey, $5,000 for consultant Chris DuBose)
- Review of city-owned parcels: 30585 Maple St ($78,200), 12895 Lake Blvd ($80,000), old fire station (6,500 sq ft, valuation $10–$40/sq ft), and 30525 Linden St ($226,800, leased to Chamber of Commerce)
- Discussion of CBRE listing proposal for commercial property (material presented at meeting)
- Update on Tingsryd Veterans Housing development: developer has until mid-March 2024 to record final plat or approvals expire
Joint Planning Commission & City Council
The Lindstrom Planning Commission and City Council will hold a joint meeting to discuss the 2024 Vision and continue a discussion on architectural standards, focusing on commercial development in the historic downtown area. The meeting includes consideration of minutes from the February 1 Planning Commission meeting, which approved a CUP amendment for a second dock at Shores of Forest Ridge and appointed a Chair and Vice Chair.
- Discussion of 2024 Vision by Mayor Chartrand
- Continued discussion on architectural standards for historic downtown commercial development
- Approval of CUP amendment for a second dock (no overnight mooring) at Shores of Forest Ridge lake access lot
- Appointment of Mike Klun as Planning Chair and Greg Donovan as Vice Chair
- Resignation of Commissioner Elizabeth Peck noted
Parks Commission
The Lindstrom Parks Commission will discuss and review a concept for a Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail trailhead in the Central Business District. They will also receive updates on several park department projects, including the Beach Park shoreline improvement, a U of M planning grant, painting the Lions Park pavilion, algae treatment at Lions Park pond, removal of the Bull Lake shed, and trail replacement from Lincoln Road to the Highway 8 bridge. The meeting will also include sign-ups for the Chisago Lakes Showcase and a verbal update on the Polka Party.
- Review of four concept alternatives for a Swedish Immigrant Trail trailhead in the Central Business District
- Update on Beach Park Shoreline Improvement, including tree removal and stump treatment
- Update on a U of M planning grant to improve Beach Park's connectivity to downtown
- Discussion of Bull Lake Shed Removal to create additional parking spaces
- Trail replacement project from Lincoln Rd to Hwy 8 Bridge Southside, awaiting a second bid
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will consider a conditional use permit amendment for Shores of Forest Ridge, a sales plan for the Coffee Pot Water Tower, and reallocating interest to the general fund. They will also discuss the Swedish Immigrant Trail head concepts and a city engineer transition update.
- Shores of Forest Ridge CUP Amendment – Beth Richmond
- Coffee Pot Water Tower Sales Plan – Dan Undem
- Reallocating Interest to General Fund – Dan Undem
- SCADA Contract Award – Matt Fraley
- Public Works Director Position – Dan Undem
EDA
The Lindstrom EDA will vote to launch a Business Retention & Expansion (BR&E) program, including a $5,000 consultant agreement with Chris DuBose and a $500 software subscription, to survey 30 of the city's 60 businesses. The board will also appoint a chair and vice chair for 2024, and review a concept sketch for a Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail trailhead in downtown Lindstrom.
- Appoint chair and vice chair for 2024
- Launch BR&E program: $5,000 consultant agreement + $500 software subscription
- Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail trailhead concept review
- 2024 Vision presentation by Mayor Chartrand
- Staff updates on prior actions including fireworks donation and task force report
Parks Commission
The Lindström Park Commission will meet to appoint a chair and vice chair, discuss the Chisago Lakes Showcase and Polka Party, and receive updates on the Chisago County Employee Health Fair and student report. They will also consider several park projects, including a picnic table donation, Beach Park shoreline improvement, TruGreen spraying locations, Lions Park pond algae treatment, Bull Lake shed removal, and trail replacement from Lincoln Rd to Hwy 8 Bridge.
- Approve $617.88 from Park Improvement Fund for Allemansratt picnic table (total $1,117.88)
- Discuss Beach Park Shoreline Improvement and MNDNR permit for work within OHWL
- Consider TruGreen park spraying contract ($11,392.99 for 2024, with $1,052 savings)
- Discuss Lions Park pond algae treatment and Bull Lake shed removal for parking
- Trail replacement from Lincoln Rd to Hwy 8 Bridge southside, start spring 2024
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss an amendment to a Conditional Use Permit for the Shores of Forest Ridge Homeowners Association to allow a second dock on a lake access lot at 12779 314th St. The first dock was approved in 2011 with overnight mooring; the second dock would not allow overnight mooring. The item was tabled in December 2023 for further HOA discussion.
- CUP amendment for second dock at Shores of Forest Ridge lake access lot
- Second dock would not allow overnight mooring
- Public hearing held in December 2023; no new hearing required
- HOA board met in January 2024 and confirmed request
City Council
The Lindstrom City Council will vote on annual appointments including acting mayor, committee assignments, official newspaper, depository, legal services, city planner, and city engineer. They will also consider a change order for the fire hall project and a final payment for Newlander Avenue improvements. The agenda includes routine consent items like bills and minutes.
- Appoint Campbell Knutson as legal services for 2024
- Appoint Hoisington Koegler Group Inc. as city planner
- Appoint Bolten and Menk as city engineer via master services agreement
- Approve final partial payment No. 7 for Newlander Avenue Improvements
- Consider change order for Lindstrom Fire Hall with Braun Intertek
EDA
The EDA is reviewing a concept proposal for a Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail head in downtown Lindstrom. The meeting also includes a report from the Commercial Industrial Task Force regarding land availability and development strategies.
- Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail trailhead concept proposal by TLAL-LI Collaborative for $3,000
- Commercial Industrial Task Force report on city land inventory and market identification
- Celebration of the Lake fireworks donation request of $500
- Discussion regarding listing the Old Fire Station property for sale at market rate