Greenwood public meetings in 2025
53 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Chapter 11 Zoning 12 03
The council will consider revisions to Chapter 11 of the Greenwood Zoning Ordinance, covering zoning districts, general regulations, and specific sections such as signs, stormwater management, floodplain, wetlands, adult establishments, and telecommunications facilities. The agenda also includes discussion of the planning commission’s authority and procedural provisions for zoning amendments and permits. No final actions are indicated; the meeting is for review and possible amendment of the code.
- Review of zoning districts (R‑1, R‑2, C‑1, C‑2) and related regulations
- Updates to sign definitions and requirements (e.g., abandoned, animated, changeable copy)
- Amendments to stormwater, floodplain, and wetlands sections (1174, 1175)
- Discussion of planning commission authority and possible suspension (Section 1101)
- Consideration of adult establishments and telecommunications facilities sections (1178, 1179)
Chapter 3 Building & Construction 12 03
The provided document is an updated version of Chapter 3 of the Greenwood Ordinance Code. It outlines the rules for building permits, construction site management, and the adoption of the Minnesota State Building Code.
- Adoption of the Minnesota State Building Code (SBC)
- Requirement for certified site surveys for building permit applications
- Penalty for starting work without a permit: double the ordinary fee or total administrative costs
- Requirement to complete exterior building work within 180 days of permit issuance
- Mandatory certificate of occupancy for all buildings and structures, including garages
2025 12 03 Budget 2026
The Greenwood City Council will consider and vote on the FY 2026 operating budget. The budget projects $1,207,406 in revenue and $1,210,275 in expenses, covering general fund, public safety, zoning, public works and several special funds. It includes a $150,000 transfer to the Road Improvement Fund and a $178‑per‑unit recycling contract for 2026. Adoption of the budget will set funding levels for city services for the fiscal year beginning 2026.
- $150,000 transfer to the Road Improvement Fund
- $215,160 allocated to Fire Operations & Capital Expenses (includes air packs)
- $323,036 allocated to Law Enforcement
- $145,200 for Public Works Road Repairs (Deephaven invoice)
- $52,300 for Recycling Fees ($178 per unit) in 2026
December 2025 Cash Summary
The provided document is a financial report showing monthly cash balances for 2024 and 2025. It lists current holdings across Bridgewater Bank and US Bank accounts.
- December 2025 cash balance of $1,053,234
- Bridgewater Bank Checking balance of $48,507
- Bridgewater Bank Money Market balance of $528,616
- US Bank Cash balance of $476,111
SABLID 2025 October Letter to memebers Annual
The St. Albans Bay Lake Improvement District will hold its annual meeting on October 14, 2025 at Deephaven City Hall, 20225 Cottagewood Rd, Deephaven, MN. At the meeting members will discuss and propose the 2026 budget and levy. Property owners will elect board directors, voting for up to two candidates. Ballots may be submitted in person or absentee to Excelsior/Greenwood City Hall by 2:00 pm on October 14, 2025.
- Discussion and proposal of the 2026 budget and levy
- Election of board directors (each property has one vote for up to two candidates)
- Current 2025 levy amounts listed for channel properties, condos, homes, and marinas
- Absentee ballot submission to Excelsior/Greenwood City Hall, 350 Highway 7, Suite 230, by 2:00 pm on Oct 14, 2025
- Contact for questions: Joan Maher, joanmaher11@gmail.com, 612‑418‑1400
2025 10 01 Council
The Greenwood City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss litigation with an attorney, followed by a regular meeting. The council will consider certifying delinquent accounts and hold a public hearing on the topic, while also discussing zoning noncompliance fees and a new ordinance.
- Public Hearing: Delinquent Accounts
- Consider: Resolution 14-25 Certifying Delinquent Accounts
- 1st Reading: Ordinance 346 Fees & Fines
- Discuss: Fees for Zoning Noncompliance
- Discuss: Open Meeting Law Changes in Minnesota
2025 10 01
The special meeting will address litigation concerning 5195 Greenwood Circle with attorney Justin Templin. The regular meeting includes routine consent agenda approvals, a public hearing on delinquent accounts, and discussion of open meeting law changes and zoning non‑compliance fees. The council will conduct the first reading of Ordinance 346, which proposes changes to city fees and fines. Additional items include assigning an address for PID 26-117-23-31-0009.
- Discuss litigation with attorney Justin Templin regarding 5195 Greenwood Circle (closed session)
- Public Hearing: Delinquent Accounts
- First Reading: Ordinance 346 Fees & Fines
- Discuss: Open Meeting Law Changes in Minnesota
- Discuss: Fees for Zoning Noncompliance
2025 10 01 (UPDATED)
The City Council will conduct a public hearing and consider a resolution to certify delinquent accounts. Members will also discuss zoning noncompliance fees and hold a first reading for Ordinance 346 regarding fees and fines.
- Public Hearing: Delinquent Accounts
- Resolution 14-25 Certifying Delinquent Accounts
- Ordinance 346 Fees & Fines (1st Reading)
- Address assignment for PID 26-117-23-31-0009
- Litigation discussion regarding 5195 Greenwood Circle
2025 09 03 Prelimary Budget 2026
The city is reviewing a draft budget for 2026 that includes projected total revenues of $1,207,406 and total expenses of $1,210,275. The proposal covers general government operations, public safety, zoning, and public works.
- Proposed General Property Tax revenue of $940,000
- Public Safety total expenses of $539,396, including $324,236 for Law Enforcement
- Public Works road repairs budget of $145,200
- Recycling contract expense of $52,300 with a fee of $178 per unit for 2026
- Transfer of $150,000 to the Road Improvement Fund and $60,000 to the Capital Improvement Fund
2025 09 03
The Greenwood City Council will hold a budget worksession and regular meeting. The worksession is open for viewing but does not allow public participation. The regular meeting includes approval of routine minutes and financial reports, a public hearing on none, and discussions on open meeting law changes, zoning noncompliance fees, and a speed study for Manor Road.
- Approve 2026 budgets for Lake Minnetonka Communication Commission and Excelsior Fire District
- Discuss open meeting law changes in Minnesota
- Discuss fees for zoning noncompliance
- Discuss SLMPD Manor Road speed study data
- Consider Resolution 13-25 Preliminary Tax Levy & Budget 2026
2025 09 03 Council
The Greenwood City Council holds a budget worksession to review the 2026 draft budget, including a proposed 14.91% tax levy increase and potential fee changes. The regular meeting includes routine approvals, public comments, and discussions on open meeting law changes and zoning noncompliance fees.
- 14.91% tax levy increase proposed (from $818,044 to $940,000)
- Stormwater fee increase from $86 to $95 per year
- Sewer charge increase from $440 to $490 per year
- Resolution 13-25 Preliminary Tax Levy & Budget 2026 to be considered
- Discussion on Open Meeting Law Changes in Minnesota and Fees for Zoning Noncompliance
2025 10 01 Public Hearing Delinquent Accounts
The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider and pass proposed assessments for delinquent sewer, stormwater, and recycling charges. Unpaid assessments will be certified on the 2026 tax rolls if not paid by November 14, 2025.
- Proposed assessments for delinquent sewer, stormwater, and recycling charges
- 12% annual interest rate on certified assessments
2025 08 21 5195 Greenwood Circle
The Greenwood City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss Resolution 11-25. The body will decide whether to approve or deny a variance application for the property at 5195 Greenwood Circle.
- Resolution 11-25: Variance application for 5195 Greenwood Circle
2025 08 21 5195 Greenwood Circle Variance Application
The Greenwood City Council will hold a special meeting to vote on a variance application for a property at 5195 Greenwood Circle. The council will consider resolutions to approve or deny the variance request.
- Variance application for 5195 Greenwood Circle
2025 08 21 5195 Greenwood Circle Variance
The Greenwood City Council will decide whether to approve or deny a variance request for Sumit Kapur and Prita Uppal to construct additions to their single-family home at 5195 Greenwood Circle. The meeting follows a 60-day extension of the review timeline and includes two draft resolutions—one approving and one denying the variance—based on findings of fact.
- Consider Resolution 11-25 to approve or deny variance for additions to 5195 Greenwood Circle
- Dormer height increased from 17.1 ft to 21.9 ft on west façade
- East-side dormer size significantly altered from approved plans
- Planning Commission recommended approval with awning window condition
- 60-day review extension granted August 7, 2025
2025 08 06
The City Council will conduct a budget worksession and a regular meeting to review financial reports and 2026 budget updates. The body will also consider a variance for a specific property and discuss long-term street maintenance.
- Resolution 11-25: Variance for 5195 Greenwood Circle
- Discussion of 30 Year Street Maintenance Plan
- Quarterly Police Update and 2026 SLMPD Budget
- 2026 Excelsior Fire District Budget
- Discussion of July 4 Boat Parade and/or Park Parade options
2025 08 06 Combined Supplemental File
The body is reviewing the 2026 proposed budget for the South Lake Minnetonka Police Department and a comprehensive streets database. The documents detail projected police expenditures and a long-term schedule for road resurfacing and repairs.
- Proposed 2026 South Lake Minnetonka Police Department total income of $4,226,532
- Proposed 2026 police expenses and reserves totaling $4,226,543
- Planned 2025 Reclaim/OL for Manor Road
- Planned 2026 Reclaim/OL for Covington Street (S) and Meadville Street (1)
- Street maintenance cost estimates including $40.00 per sq yd for Mill and Overlay
PC Cancel August 2025
The Greenwood Planning Commission meeting scheduled for August 13, 2025, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. A joint work session with the City Council was also cancelled and will be rescheduled.
2025 07 02
The council approved a $23,000 crack‑sealing contract with Allied Blacktop (5‑0). It authorized Mayor Fletcher to send a letter to MnDOT to re‑evaluate safety options for the Highway 7 and Christmas Lake Road intersection (5‑0). Council members directed that “No Parking” signs be installed on the south section of Meadville Street (3‑2) and supported the zoning administrator in setting deadlines for the 5280 Meadville Street construction project (5‑0).
- Approved $23,000 crack‑sealing bid from Allied Blacktop (5‑0)
- Authorized Mayor Fletcher to send MnDOT letter on Highway 7 safety options (5‑0)
- Directed installation of “No Parking” signs on south Meadville Street (3‑2)
- Supported Zoning Administrator Scott Richards on deadlines for 5280 Meadville Street project (5‑0)
2025 07 02 Worksession
The Greenwood City Council approved the meeting agenda unanimously (5-0) and then adjourned the work session unanimously (5-0). No substantive policy or budget decisions were made.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Adjourned work session (5-0)
2025 07 01 Combined Supplemental File
The City Council will discuss endorsing a request to MnDOT to re-evaluate design options for the Highway 7 and Christmas Lake Road intersection. The body is also reviewing a recommendation for a crack sealing contract and construction delays at 5280 Meadville Street.
- Recommendation to award 2025 Crack Sealing project to Allied Blacktop Company for $23,000.00
- Proposed request to MnDOT to re-evaluate multilane roundabout vs. grade-separated interchange at Christmas Lake Road
- Discussion of construction deadlines and occupancy for 5280 Meadville Street
- MnDOT estimate of $6-10 million for a pedestrian bridge at Christmas Lake Road
PC and July 2025
The Greenwood Planning Commission will consider variances for additions to a single-family dwelling at 5195 Greenwood Circle. The project, originally approved in 2024, now includes changes such as a dormer that increased wall height beyond the approved variance. The commission will evaluate compliance with zoning standards.
- Variance request for additions to single-family dwelling at 5195 Greenwood Circle
- Dormer addition increased wall height from 17.1 ft to 21 ft, 9 5/8 in
- Original 2024 approval tied to specific plans; construction deviated from approved design
- Lot size: 7,786 sq ft, zoned R-1 (Single Family Residential)
- Public hearing scheduled for variance consideration
2025 06 11 Quorum Joint Worksession CC & PC Public
The Greenwood City Council and Planning Commission are holding a joint worksession. The agenda states that no city action will be taken during this meeting.
2025 06 11 CC & PC Joint Worksession ( )
The City Council and Planning Commission are meeting for an annual joint worksession. No official city action will be taken during this meeting, and there is no opportunity for public participation.
- Introductions of City Planning Commission and City Council members
- Open discussion of City of Greenwood interest items
2025 06 11 Quorum Joint Worksession CC & PC Public (cancellation)
The joint worksession between the Greenwood City Council and Planning Commission scheduled for June 11, 2025, was cancelled. The notice states that no city action will be taken.
2025 06 04
The City Council will consider funding for a chiller replacement for the Excelsior Fire District and South Lake Minnetonka Police Department. Members will also discuss the 2026 Lake Minnetonka Conservation District budget and various city infrastructure options.
- Funding for Excelsior Fire District & South Lake Minnetonka Police Department chiller replacement
- Funding for Excelsior Fire District self-contained breathing apparatus
- 2026 Lake Minnetonka Conservation District budget and levy shares
- Removal of dead ash trees in city right-of-ways
- Planning Commission appointment of John Ekelund (Resolution 10-25)
2025 06 04 Council
The City Council will meet to discuss potential assessment services from Deephaven and the 2026 Lake Minnetonka Conservation District budget. The body will also consider funding for chiller and breathing apparatus replacements for the Excelsior Fire District.
- Consideration of city funding for Excelsior Fire District and South Lake Minnetonka Police Department chiller replacement
- Discussion of Excelsior Fire District self-contained breathing apparatus funding
- Discussion of Lake Minnetonka Conservation District 2026 budget and levy shares
- Consideration of removing dead ash trees in city right-of-ways
- Resolution 10-25 regarding the appointment of John Ekelund to the Planning Commission
SABLID 2025 BUDGET
The body is reviewing the 2025 budget, which includes total funds of $76,391. The budget outlines planned expenses for lake management and insurance. It identifies tax contributions from Greenwood and Excelsior.
- Greenwood taxes: $20,000
- Excelsior taxes: $3,000
- EWM expense: $20,000
- CLP Treatment: $5,000
- LMCIT Insurance: $1,200
June 2025 Cash Summary
The provided document is a monthly cash summary for the City of Greenwood. It lists cash balances for 2024 and 2025, including specific bank account totals.
- June 2025 cash balance: $845,354
- Bridgewater Bank Checking: $78,469
- Bridgewater Bank Money Market: $300,499
- US Bank Cash: $466,386
2025 05 20 Hwy 7 Online & Survey
MnDOT is hosting an online meeting and survey to gather feedback on proposed safety and mobility improvements for Highway 7 between Hopkins and St. Bonifacius. The study aims to address concerns for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists in the area.
- Public meeting held virtually on May 20, 2025
- Online survey open until June 3, 2025
- Study area: Highway 7 from Hopkins Crossroad to western Hennepin County line
2025 05 14 CC & PC Joint Worksession ( )
The City Council and Planning Commission are meeting for an annual joint worksession. No city action will be taken during this meeting. The session consists of introductions and open discussion on items of city interest.
2025 05 14 Quorum Joint Worksession CC & PC Public (cancellation)
This meeting is cancelled. No city action was scheduled or will be taken. The agenda is purely procedural — a cancellation notice only.
2025 05 12 Quorum Greenwood City Council & Chief Tholen Public
This meeting is a social gathering at Maynards Restaurant for the City Council to thank retiring Police Chief Brian Tholen. No city action will be taken; it is purely a procedural and ceremonial event.
- Social get-together with retiring Police Chief Brian Tholen
2025 05 07 Council
The City Council will hold a worksession with Deephaven Mayor Kent Carlson and a regular meeting to discuss city business. Key agenda items include commercial marina licensing and appeals procedures for the Local Board of Appeals & Equalization.
- Consideration of Ordinances 346 & 347 and Summary Resolution 07-25 regarding Commercial Marina Licensing
- Discussion of Local Board of Appeals & Equalization (LBAE) appeals procedures
- Approval of proposal for SLMPD Excelsior Park, Dock Patrol, Parking & Code Enforcement
- Approval of Public Access Procedures
- Announcement of Spring Clean-Up Day on 05.18.25
May 2025 Cash Summary
The city council is reviewing the May 2025 monthly cash summary, which shows a total cash balance of $560,416 across three bank accounts. The report includes monthly comparisons for 2024 and 2025, with variances from prior months and prior year. This is a routine financial reporting item.
- Total cash balance of $560,416 as of May 2025
- Bridgewater Bank Checking: $12,635
- Bridgewater Bank Money Market: $83,062
- US Bank Cash: $464,719
- Monthly cash totals for 2025 range from $560,416 (May) to $824,698 (March)
2025 SABLID of Treatment
The St. Albans Bay Lake Improvement District (SABLID) is notifying property owners about planned treatment of Curly Leaf Pondweed and Eurasian Water Milfoil from April 15 through September 30, 2025. SABLID has requested a waiver from the Minnesota DNR to skip obtaining individual owner signatures, instead notifying via alternate forms including this notice. Property owners may request that treatment not occur adjacent to their property by contacting SABLID.
- Treatment dates: April 15 through September 30, 2025
- Target species: Curly Leaf Pondweed and Eurasian Water Milfoil
- Method: EPA- and MDA-registered aquatic herbicides
- Opt-out process: owners can request no treatment adjacent to their property by notifying SABLID at 905 Excelsior Blvd, Excelsior, MN 55331
- Waiver request: SABLID seeks to notify via alternate forms (email, website, newsletter, meeting) instead of obtaining lakeshore owner signatures
2025 04 24 LBAE Official Subsequent
The City of Greenwood will hold a subsequent meeting to determine if taxable property has been properly valued and classified by the assessor. The board will decide if any corrections to these assessments are necessary, which may affect 2026 property taxes.
- Review of property valuations and classifications
2025 04 02
The Greenwood City Council will consider a conditional use permit for 5170 Queens Circle, a resolution supporting retention of city zoning authority, a July 4 contribution to the Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce, and a planning commission application. The meeting also includes a water patrol annual update from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office and a public works update from the city engineer. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, financial summaries, and payroll reports.
- Conditional Use Permit for 5170 Queens Circle (Resolution 07-25)
- July 4 Contribution to Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce
- Resolution 08-25 Supporting Retention of City Zoning Authority
- Planning Commission Application – Daniel Pearson
- Hennepin County Sheriff Water Patrol Annual Update
2025 04 02 Council
The Greenwood City Council will consider a conditional use permit for 5170 Queens Circle, discuss a July 4 contribution to the Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce, and consider a resolution supporting retention of city zoning authority. The meeting also includes a consent agenda for routine approvals and presentations from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Water Patrol and the city engineer.
- Consider Resolution 07-25, Conditional Use Permit for 5170 Queens Circle
- Consider July 4 contribution to the Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce
- Consider Resolution 08-25 Supporting Retention of City Zoning Authority
- Consider Planning Commission Application – Daniel Pearson
- Water Patrol annual update from Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Troy Kostohryz and Sgt. Chad VanHeel
19 Initial Assessments 2025
The Greenwood City Council is meeting to review the preliminary assessment roll for 2025, which sets property values for taxes payable in 2026. The roll includes assessed values for a range of property types, including residential, commercial, and vacant land. No other items are on the agenda.
- The preliminary assessment roll for 2025 (tax year 2026) is presented for review.
- Properties include residential, commercial, seasonal, and vacant land parcels.
- Highest total assessed value is a commercial parcel at $8,474,000 (PID 2611723330012).
- Several residential parcels have assessed values exceeding $5,000,000.
- Some parcels are listed as exempt with zero assessed value.
Greenwood Sales Book 2025
The city is reviewing the 2025 property assessment, which shows a 12.6% net increase in total market value to $649,898,300. The Local Board of Appeal and Equalization will meet on April 10, 2025 at Deephaven City Hall to hear property valuation appeals. Homeowners can contact the assessor or appeal in person or in writing.
- Total market value: $649,898,300 (12.6% net increase)
- New construction added: $4,032,300
- Single-family residential values increased 14.0%
- Quintile inspection area: The Greenwoods neighborhood, Minnetonka Blvd, Curve St, West St
- Appeal to County Board deadline: May 21, 2025
PC Cancel April 2025
The Greenwood Planning Commission meeting scheduled for April 9, 2025, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No business will be conducted.
2025 Spring Summer Newsletter
The City Council will convene as the Local Board of Appeal and Equalization on April 10 to hear property value appeals. Residents can appeal their 2025 Estimated Market Value, which saw lakeshore properties increase by up to 30-40%. The council is also considering a new ordinance to protect lake views after a marina dock extension proposal was withdrawn.
- Local Board of Appeal & Equalization meeting April 10 at 6pm for property value appeals
- Spring clean-up day scheduled for May 17; items curbside by 7am
- Police Chief Brian Tholen retiring after 29 years of service
- City ordinance to protect lake views now being considered
- Annual utility bill for 2025 set at $696 ($440 sanitary sewer, $170 recycling, $86 stormwater)
Chapter 12 General, Definitions & Penalties 03 05
The provided document is a section of the Greenwood Ordinance Code regarding general provisions, definitions, and penalties. It establishes the legal framework for interpreting city codes and provides specific definitions for terms used in city regulations.
- Definition of 'Abandoned Vehicle' as a vehicle on public property for over 24 hours or private property for over 48 hours
- Definitions for 'Domesticated' and 'Non-Domesticated' animals
- Criteria for 'Barking' defined as excessive noise heard from outside the premises for at least five minutes
- Establishment of 'The 2010 Greenwood Ordinance Code' as the official city code
- Guidelines for the adoption of state laws and rules by reference
2025 03 05
The City Council approved returning jurisdiction of Minnetonka Boulevard and Vine Hill Road to Hennepin County. The council also updated zoning definitions for marina slips and extended a gas station license. Proposed commercial marina licensing was tabled until May.
- Approved Resolution 04-25 to return jurisdiction of Minnetonka Blvd. and Vine Hill Rd. to Hennepin County (4-0)
- Approved 1st reading of Ordinance 345 and Summary Resolution 06-25 to amend zoning definitions for marina slips (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 03-25 extending the 2025 Gasoline Station License for Greenwood Market (4-0)
- Tabled discussion of Ordinances 346 and 347 regarding Commercial Marina Licensing until May (4-0)
- Approved consent agenda including January financial reports and Planning Commission appointments (4-0)
- Voted to take no action regarding a draft letter to the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Chair
2025 03 05 Worksession
The City Council held a worksession with Hennepin County and City assessors to prepare for the April Local Board of Appeals and Equalization. Assessors presented data on sales trends and property value increases in Greenwood.
- Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
- Adjourned the worksession at 6:52pm (4-0)
2025 Greenwood Sales Book
The City Council receives the 2025 assessment report from the Hennepin County Assessor's Office, showing total market value of $649,898,300, a net increase of 12.6% over 2024. Officials are informed about the upcoming Local Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting on April 10, 2025, where property owners can appeal their valuations.
- 2025 total market value: $649,898,300 (12.6% net increase, 13.3% gross increase)
- Single-family residential values rose 14.0%; residential condos up 1.4%; apartments down 5.3%
- New construction added $4,032,300 in value
- Local Board of Appeal and Equalization scheduled for April 10, 2025 at 6:00 PM at Deephaven City Hall
- Residential quintile inspection for 2025 covered The Greenwoods, Minnetonka Blvd, Curve St, and West St areas
March 2025 Cash Summary
This agenda is a cash summary report for March 2025, presenting monthly cash variances and current account balances. No decisions or proposals are being made; it is for informational review only.
- Bridgewater Bank Checking: $147,444
- Bridgewater Bank Money Market: $215,825
- US Bank Cash: $461,429
- Total cash across accounts: $824,698
- March 2025 monthly cash is $824,698, up $50,052 from prior month
PC and March 2025
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for a primary accessory structure on a lot without a principal structure. The proposal involves a 160-square-foot storage shed for four families on St Albans Bay.
- Public hearing for a conditional use permit for a 10ft x 16ft storage shed at 5170 Queens Circle
2025 Greenwood Lake Curves
The agenda contains only a table of proposed effective frontage rates (dollars per foot) for properties on Main Lake (non-Saint Albans Bay), Saint Albans Bay, and Maclynn Road. No other items are listed, so the meeting appears focused solely on adopting or discussing these rates.
- Proposed frontage fees ranging from $6,058 to $31,154 per foot depending on lot depth and lake area
Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Permit Application 02 09
The provided document is a blank application form for fire alarm and sprinkler permits. It is not a meeting agenda and contains no decisions, discussions, or scheduled actions.
Chapter 4 Permits & Licenses 02 05
This document is an updated version of Greenwood's Chapter 4 of the municipal code covering permits and licenses, not a meeting agenda with specific items to be decided or discussed. It codifies rules for mobile homes, public utilities, tobacco, gasoline stations, watercraft spaces, cannabis businesses, and other licensed activities.
- Mobile home park permit required from city council (Section 405.05)
- Tobacco, cannabis/hemp businesses, and alarm systems are regulated (Sections 415, 485, 455)
- Excavation/filling, home occupations, and peddlers require permits (Sections 440, 480, 465)
- License fees must be paid at application; no refunds for non-use (Section 400.15)
- City clerk issues most licenses; council issues mobile home park and certain other permits (Section 400.10)
February 2025 Cash Summary
This is a monthly cash summary for the City of Greenwood presented for council review. It compares 2024 and 2025 monthly cash balances and variances, and lists current account totals. No action items or decisions are proposed.
- Total cash on hand: $774,646
- Bridgewater Bank checking: $14,417
- Bridgewater Bank money market: $300,313
- US Bank cash: $459,916
- January 2025 cash: $781,149 (variance from prior month: -$118,159)