St. Michael public meetings in 2024

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority will meet to approve a warranty deed transferring property from the EDA to the City of St. Michael. The body will also receive updates on the acquisition of 22 1st Street SE and other projects.

• Approval of warranty deed from St. Michael EDA to City of St. Michael
• Acquisition update for 22 1st Street SE
• Discussion regarding City Hall display case

Council

The St. Michael City Council will vote on the 2025 final budgets, property tax levy, and a cost-of-living adjustment. They will also consider a consent agenda containing multiple resolutions, including the 2025 fee schedule, the Veolia sewer and water contract budget, and various project payments. Additionally, the council will recognize Ed Haller's resignation and set joint governance meetings.

• Approving 2025 final budgets, levies, and COLA (resolutions)
• Ordinance #2404 – 2025 Fee Schedule
• Approving Veolia Sewer and Water Services Budget for 2025
• Accepting improvements and final payment for North Uhl Lake Park Project
• Approving two-day liquor license for St. Michael Catholic Church

The St. Michael City Council approved the final 2025 property tax levy, the 2025 budget, and a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for employees. The council also accepted the retirement of Public Works Supervisor Ed Haller and approved a part-time snow clearing employee. Additionally, they approved a consent agenda covering various administrative items, including the 2025 fee schedule and a used loader purchase.

• Approved final 2025 property tax levy (Resolution #12-17-24-15)
• Approved 2025 budget and COLA (Resolution #12-17-24-16)
• Accepted retirement of Ed Haller and approved part-time snow clearing employee (Resolutions #12-17-24-13 and #12-17-24-14)
• Approved consent agenda including 2025 fee schedule, sewer/water budget, and used loader purchase (Resolutions #12-17-24-02 through #12-17-24-12)
• Set Joint Governance Meeting for March 31, 2025
• Approved claims totaling $150,942.15

Planning Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider Ordinance No. 2402, which would repeal and replace the city's Subdivision (Chapter 154) and Zoning (Chapter 155) ordinances. The new code includes updated design standards, subdivision procedures, and parkland dedication requirements. If adopted, it will take effect December 19, 2024.

• Repeals and replaces Subdivision Chapter 154 and Zoning Chapter 155
• New design standards for blocks, lots, streets, trails, and easements
• Updated parkland dedication requirements (Section 154.031)
• Revised subdivision procedures: sketch plan, preliminary plat, final plat
• Effective date December 19, 2024

Council

The City Council adopted text and map updates to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, specifically regarding Chapter 4: Land Use. These updates follow a public hearing held by the Planning and Zoning Commission on December 4, 2024.

• Approval of text and map updates to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan
• Updates to Chapter 4: Land Use
• Adoption of land use categories including Rural, Low, Medium, and High Density Residential

The St. Michael City Council approved the preliminary and final plat for Heritage Business Center, a planned unit development with eight buildings, and approved a rezoning, preliminary plat, and PUD plan for Oakview Ridge. The council also adopted text and map updates to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, excluding a trail policy to be discussed in 2025, and approved hiring Pat Sele as Public Works Supervisor. The 2025 levy and budget will be finalized at the December 17 meeting.

• Approved Resolution #12-10-24-07 vacating drainage and utility easements for Drywall Supply 1st Addition (all aye)
• Approved Resolution #12-10-24-08 for Heritage Business Center preliminary and final plat and PUD site plan (all aye)
• Approved Resolution #12-10-24-09 for Oakview Ridge rezoning, preliminary plat, and PUD plan (all aye)
• Approved joint maintenance agreement with City of Hanover for Oakview Ridge plowing (all aye)
• Adopted Resolution #12-10-24-02 for 2040 Comprehensive Plan updates, excluding trail policy (all aye)
• Approved hiring Pat Sele as Public Works Supervisor (all aye)
• Approved claims totaling $1,376,220.86 (all aye)
• Set Board of Appeal for April 22, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. (all aye)

Planning

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider updates to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, the Subdivision Ordinance, and the Zoning Ordinance. The body will also review specific development proposals for Heritage Business Park and Oakview Ridge.

• Comprehensive Plan Update including new trail policies and removal of Rural Industrial land use designation
• Subdivision Ordinance, Zoning Ordinance, and Zoning Map Amendments
• Heritage Business Park (Drywall Supply) – Preliminary Plat/PUD Plan/CUP
• Oakview Ridge – Rezoning, Preliminary Plat/PUD Plan (continued)
• Discussion of Lot Inventory Map

Council

The St. Michael City Council is reviewing a feasibility report for reconstructing Lander Avenue NE and 32nd Street NE. The $3,622,590 project includes new sidewalks, a roundabout at 17th Street NE, and traffic calming measures. Construction is planned for May–fall 2025, funded by grants, special assessments, and Municipal State Aid. The report recommends proceeding as proposed.

• Estimated project cost of $3,622,590 includes 10% contingency and 15% engineering and administrative costs
• Proposed roundabout at Lander Avenue NE and 17th Street NE to reduce speeds and improve safety
• New sidewalks along 32nd Street NE and east side of Main Street S (CSAH 19) to fill network gaps
• Traffic calming enhancements to address speeding on Lander Avenue (posted 30 mph often exceeded)
• Schedule: design plans by February 2025, bidding in March, assessment hearing and construction award in April

Council

The St. Michael City Council will canvass the November 5 municipal election results and consider appointing a new council member to fill a vacant seat. They will also decide on a feasibility report and order a public improvement hearing for the Lander Avenue/32nd Street improvement project. Consent agenda items include releasing a $104,910.50 security for I-94 Business Park, approving a $10,000 used utility shelter for the main lift station, and approving pay vouchers for Naber Business Park, Uhl Lake Park, and the WWTP project.

• Appointment to vacant council position after canvassing election results
• Order public improvement hearing for Lander Avenue/32nd Street project
• Release of $104,910.50 cash security for I-94 Business Park
• Purchase of used Dupont utility shelter for main lift station ($10,000)
• Approval of pay voucher #5 for Naber Business Park

Planning

The St. Michael Planning Commission will hold public hearings on renewing a temporary office trailer interim use permit for PCI Roads and continuing the Oakview Ridge rezoning and plat. The commission will also discuss draft amendments to the Future Land Use and Zoning Maps, cannabis buffer regulations, and home extended business accessory space limits.

• Interim Use Permit renewal for temporary office trailer at 14211 42nd Street NE (PCI Roads) for 2 years
• Continued public hearing on Oakview Ridge rezoning, preliminary plat, and PUD plan
• Discussion of proposed amendments to Future Land Use and Zoning Maps
• Review of cannabis buffer maps and Wright County GIS tool
• Discussion of home extended business accessory space limitations for barndominiums in A-1 district

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority will meet at Millside Tavern/Bernings Mill to discuss downtown property and project updates. The body will also receive a report on a WCEDP Workshop.

• Downtown property updates
• Report on WCEDP Workshop
• Project updates

Council

The St. Michael City Council will consider consent agenda items including the purchase of a used bucket truck for $60,000 and a replacement vactor jet truck, hold a public hearing on delinquent utilities and miscellaneous billing, and receive reports from the sheriff, fire department, and city administrator.

• Resolution #10-22-24-02 authorizing purchase of a 2017 Ford F-550 bucket truck for $60,000 plus fees/taxes
• Resolution #10-22-24-04 approving replacement vactor jet truck purchase
• Public hearing on delinquent utilities and miscellaneous billing (Resolution)
• Resolution #10-22-24-03 approving pay voucher #1 for Maltene Rejuvenator Project
• Resolution #10-22-24-05 appointing additional election judges

Meeting

The City Council is reviewing the 2025 Capital Improvement Plan, which outlines 10-year budget projections for equipment and infrastructure. Final approval is scheduled for December 17, 2024, following a Truth in Taxation meeting on December 10, 2024.

• Purchase of two fire pumpers in 2025 at $874,000 each
• Planned reconstruction of Lander Avenue in 2025
• Purchase of sidewalk snow clearing equipment in 2025 for $150,000
• Allocation of $225,000 for SCBA gear in 2025
• Planned 2025 street equipment purchases including a loader ($175,000) and skid steer loader ($77,000)

Council

The St. Michael City Council will consider a consent agenda including a BMX lease agreement, security reductions for subdivisions, and final plat approval for Legacy Bay Farms 7. A separate resolution on the Lander Avenue & 32nd St project update is scheduled. Other items include a Girl Scout project proposal, reports from the sheriff and fire departments, and a library update.

• Resolution approving BMX Lease Agreement 2025-2029
• Final plat approval for Legacy Bay Farms 7th Addition
• Security reduction for Anton Village 4
• Payment request #3 for North Uhl Lake Park
• Lander Avenue & 32nd St project update resolution

Planning

The Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing on the Oakview Ridge rezoning, preliminary plat, and PUD plan for a 55-lot development. The consent agenda includes approval of the Legacy Bay Farms 7th Addition final plat. The commission will also discuss project updates and a lot inventory map.

• Continued public hearing for Oakview Ridge rezoning, preliminary plat, and PUD plan (19.35 acres, 55 single-family lots)
• Consent agenda: Legacy Bay Farms 7th Addition final plat
• Discussion of lot inventory map
• Project updates from Community Development Director

Economic Development Authority

The St. Michael Economic Development Authority will meet to approve minutes from August and a list of claims, then hear a presentation on the Discover STMA program. The remainder of the agenda consists of project updates and standard procedural items.

• Approve minutes of August 28, 2024
• List of claims approval
• Discover STMA presentation by Courtney Wiest
• Project updates discussion

The EDA met, approved the agenda and consent agenda (including prior minutes and claims), and received a presentation from Shop STMA about a new Discover STMA initiative. Community Development Director Marc Weigle provided updates on the Naber Business Park and other projects. No formal decisions were made beyond routine approvals.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including Aug. 28, 2024 minutes and claims (unanimous)

Council

The St. Michael City Council is reviewing a state guide on Minnesota's new adult-use cannabis law, which outlines local government roles, licensing types, zoning requirements, and local approval processes. No decisions are being made at this meeting; the item is informational.

• 13 cannabis business license types (microbusiness, cultivator, retailer, etc.)
• Local governments may limit retail cannabis locations but must allow at least one per 12,500 residents
• Local certification of zoning compliance required for cannabis business licenses
• Social equity applicant preapproval lottery began July 24, 2024
• Municipal cannabis stores allowed but cannot count toward minimum retail requirement

Council

The St. Michael City Council will hold public hearings on easement vacations for Foxters Addition and Legacy Bay Farms 5th Addition, consider a TIF development agreement modification with SAB Properties, and vote on the 2025 Preliminary Budget and Levy. The consent agenda includes approvals for a bow hunting permit, a one-day liquor license for the St. Michael Lions, and several subdivision plats.

• Public hearing and resolution for easement vacation at Foxters Addition
• Public hearing and resolution for easement vacation at Legacy Bay Farms 5th Addition
• TIF development agreement modification with SAB Properties
• Approve 2025 Preliminary Budget and Levy
• Approve a bow hunting permit at 2770 La Beaux Avenue NE for Ryder Sahr

The council approved the Legacy Bay Farms 6th Addition plat despite one member's objection to narrower lots. Several other plats, permits, and financial items were approved on the consent agenda. The council discussed but did not finalize a TIF agreement amendment for SAB Properties, a sidewalk plowing plan, and the 2025 preliminary budget, all to be revisited at future meetings.

• Approved Legacy Bay Farms 6th Addition (3-1)
• Approved consent agenda items a-f, h-p (all aye)
• Approved Resolution #09-10-24-17 Vacating Drainage and Utility Easements for Foxsters Addition (all aye)
• Approved Resolution #09-10-24-18 Vacating Drainage and Utility Easements for Legacy Bay Farms 5th Addition (all aye)
• Approved claims totaling $1,668,496.81 (all aye)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four items, including a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning for property at 5030 Page Ave NE/15440 45th St NE, a variance for impervious surface at 1761 Hansack Avenue NE, sign-related variances at 399 Central Ave E, and a rezoning and PUD plan for Oakview Ridge at 999 Kalenda Lane NE. The consent agenda includes final plat approval for Riverview Preserve 2nd Addition (52 single-family lots) and Legacy Bay Farms 6th Addition. Discussions will cover a concept plan for Edgewood Drive Outlot, project updates, a lot inventory map, and a joint workshop with the City Council on September 24.

• Public hearing on Comprehensive Plan Amendment, Rezoning & Preliminary/Final Plat for 5030 Page Ave NE / 15440 45th St NE
• Public hearing on Variance – Impervious Surface Area at 1761 Hansack Avenue NE
• Public hearing on Variances – Sign Setbacks & Landscaping at 399 Central Ave E
• Public hearing on Rezoning, Preliminary Plat & PUD Plan – Oakview Ridge (999 Kalenda Lane NE)
• Consent agenda includes Final Plat – Riverview Preserve 2nd Addition (52 single-family detached lots)

The Planning Commission recommended approval of a comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, and preliminary/final plat for the Foxster Addition at 5030 Page Ave NE, splitting one lot into two, with conditions. It also approved variances for a new home at 1761 Hansack Ave NE and for a monument sign at St. Michael Dental Center, and continued the Oakview Ridge public hearing to Oct. 2, 2024.

• Recommended approval of Comprehensive Plan Amendment from Low Density to Rural Residential for Foxster Addition (all aye)
• Recommended approval of Rezoning from R-2 to RR for Foxster Addition (all aye)
• Recommended approval of Foxster 2nd Addition Preliminary and Final Plat with conditions (all aye)
• Approved variance for 3.9-foot front yard setback encroachment at 1761 Hansack Ave NE (all aye)
• Approved variance to exceed impervious surface coverage by 11% at 1761 Hansack Ave NE (6-1, Hartnett nay)
• Approved variances for monument sign setbacks at 399 Central Ave E (all aye)
• Approved variance to eliminate landscaping around sign base at 399 Central Ave E (all aye)
• Continued Oakview Ridge public hearing to Oct. 2, 2024 (all aye)

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority is meeting at the Creekside Center to review project updates. The body will discuss the Naber Business Park and a proposal for downtown property.

• Naber Business Park discussion
• Proposal for Downtown Property
• Review of claims for June, July, and August

Council

The St. Michael City Council will vote on consent agenda items including a $250 liquor compliance fine for Ditto's Bar and a $61,770 change order for the 2024 Pavement Rehabilitation Project on 50th Street NE and Frankfort Parkway, plus a $352,149 pay voucher to GMH Asphalt. The city administrator will present revisions to the 2025 preliminary budget for discussion.

• Resolution #08-20-24-02: $250 fine for Ditto's Bar after failing a liquor compliance check
• Resolution #08-20-24-03: Change Order #1 for $61,770.35 for additional asphalt on the 2024 Pavement Rehabilitation Project (50th Street NE and Frankfort Parkway)
• Resolution #08-20-24-04: Pay Voucher #1 for $352,149.24 to GMH Asphalt for the 2024 Pavement Rehabilitation Project
• City Administrator Report includes discussion of 2025 Preliminary Budget Revisions

Council

The St. Michael City Council will consider routine consent items including approval of minutes, a date change, a gambling permit, a change order and pay estimate for North Uhl Lake Park, and a contract for parking lot striping. Under reports, they will receive updates from the Sheriff's Office, Community Development on the Rural Industrial Area, and the City Administrator on software responses, the 2025 budget work session follow-up, and the vacant council seat. The council will also hear the City Attorney report and review claims.

• Resolution #08-14-24-04: Approving Change Order No. 1 for North Uhl Lake Park
• Resolution #08-14-24-05: Approving Pay Estimate No. 1 to Matt Bullock Contracting for North Uhl Lake Park
• Resolution #08-14-24-06: Accepting quote and approving contract for the 2024 Parking Lot Striping Project
• Discussion of the vacant council seat under City Administrator Report
• Rural Industrial Area update under Community Development Report

Planning

The commission will review feedback from the July 23 open house on the proposed I-2 Rural Industrial District near County Rd #35 and Iffert Ave NE, and discuss draft comprehensive plan and zoning map revisions. They will also receive project updates and a lot inventory map. No public hearings are scheduled, but property owners are expected to speak.

• Open house report on proposed I-2 Rural Industrial District (approx. 200 acres) without city sewer/water
• Draft comprehensive plan amendments adding Rural Industrial land use category and trail policy 6.17
• Proposed zoning map changes to correct inconsistencies between comprehensive plan and zoning
• Discussion on whether the Iffert location meets city vision and if I-2 development standards are sufficient
• Legacy Bay Farms PUD amendment (from prior meeting) recommended to City Council for adding new single-family product

Council

The Economic Development Authority will tour Creekside Center and discuss updates on Naber Business Park, including an offer for Lot 2, Block 1. Members will also consider a proposal for a downtown property and receive project updates. The meeting includes approval of minutes and a list of claims.

• Discuss offer for Lot 2, Block 1 in Naber Business Park
• Proposal for downtown property
• Project updates

Council

The City Council will consider several contracts for park improvements and infrastructure projects. The meeting includes a discussion regarding a vacant council seat and a second quarter finance report.

• Contracts for North Uhl Lake Park landscaping, dock, and shade structures
• Contract award for the CSAH 35 Trail Project
• Contract for 2024 Pavement Marking Improvements Project
• One year sidewalk snow plowing agreement
• Hiring of Edward Delorme and Ian Fuchs to Paid-On-Call status for Fire Department

Planning

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding updates to the city's Subdivision and Zoning Ordinances. The commission will also consider an amendment to the Legacy Bay Farms PUD Plan to add a new single-family home product. Additionally, members will discuss the Schirmers Property concept plan.

• Public hearing for Ordinance Update (Chapters 154 and 155)
• Proposed amendment to Legacy Bay Farms PUD Plan to add 50-foot wide single-family lots
• Discussion of the Schirmers Property concept plan

Council

The City Council will consider a TIF development agreement with SAB Properties, LLC for a new warehouse and distribution facility. Other items include approving a three-year agreement with Granicus and the Uhl Lake grant application proposal. The council will also receive the retirement resignation of City Administrator Steve Hosch.

• Development Agreement with SAB Properties, LLC for a 55,000 square foot warehouse facility
• Three-year agreement with Granicus
• Uhl Lake Grant Application Proposal
• WWTP Project Payment Request #7
• Acceptance of City Administrator Steve Hosch's retirement resignation

Council

The City Council will review several routine resolutions, including a fire department services agreement and equipment purchases. The council will also discuss development requests for Lincoln View Apartments and Legacy Bay Farms. Additionally, officials may discuss rescheduling a future budget work session.

• Lincoln View Apartments plat extension request
• Legacy Bay Farms PUD amendment discussion
• St. Michael Fire Department services agreement with Allina
• Parks Tilt Trailer purchase
• Two Day Liquor License for St. Michael Catholic Church

Council

The St. Michael City Council will hold a public hearing regarding Development District 3 and TIF District 3-8 at Naber Business Park. The council will also consider several resolutions, including the Foxtail Meadows 4th Addition final plat and a water tank purchase.

• Public hearing for Development District 3 and TIF District 3-8 modification
• Final plat approval for Foxtail Meadows 4th Addition (21 lots)
• Water tank purchase approval
• Site plan approval for 12350 43rd Street NE
• Hiring of seasonal scanner and parks worker

Planning

The commission will consider a site plan for SAB Properties at Plymouth Plumbing 2nd Addition. The agenda also includes the establishment of TIF District 3-8 and discussions regarding the city's Comprehensive Plan.

• SAB Properties Site Plan (Plymouth Plumbing 2nd Addition)
• Establishment of TIF District 3-8
• Foxtail Meadows 4th Addition Final Plat
• Larabee Meadows Amended PUD Plan and Final Plat
• Swearing in of Commissioner Laura Bistodeau

Council

The City Council will consider a modified site plan for CAD Design and a drainage easement in Foxtail Meadows. The meeting also includes plans for the CSAH 35 Trail Improvements Project and a hiring recommendation for an engineering technician.

• Modified PUD Site Plan for CAD Design
• Drainage and Utility Easement for Foxtail Meadows (Outlot E)
• Plans and bidding for CSAH 35 Trail Improvements Project
• WWTP Project Payment Request #6
• Engineering Inspections Technician hiring recommendation

Economic Development Authority

The St. Michael Economic Development Authority will meet to discuss property and project updates. The agenda includes an item to amend a purchase agreement for Lot 1, Block 1/Outlot A in Naber Business Park.

• Amend Purchase Agreement for Lot 1, Block 1/Outlot A, Naber Business Park
• Property updates
• Project updates
• Approval of April 24, 2024 minutes

Council

The City Council will review several infrastructure contracts and development plans. This includes approving street and utility improvements for Naber Business Park and a restorative seal project. The council will also discuss the WWTP Upgrade Project Phase 2 design update.

• Contract award for Naber Business Park Street & Utility Improvement Project (Phase 2)
• Contract award for Maltene Based Restorative Seal Project
• Final PUD Site Plan and Final Plat for Gonz Lake West
• Approval of Ordinance 2401 — Floodplain Management District
• Bids and contracts for North Uhl Lake Park

Planning

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 2401 to update the Floodplain Overlay District. This amendment is required to align with new FEMA maps and ensure residents remain eligible for the National Flood Insurance Program. The agenda also includes site plan reviews and zoning discussions.

• Public hearing for Floodplain Overlay District ordinance amendment (Ordinance 2401)
• Final PUD Plan & 1st Addition Final Plat for Gonz Lake West
• Modified Site Plan for 5410 Quam Ave NE
• Discussion of Subdivision & Zoning Ordinance Update

Economic Development Authority

The St. Michael Economic Development Authority is meeting to conduct administrative business, including appointing a recording secretary and swearing in Eric Johnson. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the PlacerID proposal and Naber Business Park.

• Appointment of Kristin Thomas as Recording Secretary
• Swearing-in of Eric Johnson
• PlacerID Proposal discussion
• Naber Business Park discussion
• Approval of February 28, 2024 minutes and claims

Council

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure items, including MacIver Avenue improvements and pavement rehabilitation. The agenda also includes an annual Sheriff’s Office report and a TIF inquiry for Plymouth Plumbing 2nd Addition.

• Change Order #2 and Pay Estimate #6 for MacIver Avenue Improvements Project
• 2024 Pavement Rehabilitation Project construction services contract
• Payment Request No. 5 for the 2023 WWTF Upgrades Project
• TIF inquiry regarding Plymouth Plumbing 2nd Addition
• Authorization of Engineering Tech position advertisement

Council

The City Council scheduled a public meeting for June 11, 2024, to discuss the city's Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan. The Council also approved an off-sale liquor license application for Cub Wine & Spirits at 11811 Town Center Drive NE.

• Public storm water meeting scheduled for June 11, 2024
• Approval of off-sale liquor license for Cub Wine & Spirits at 11811 Town Center Drive NE

Planning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on an Interim Use Permit extension for St. Michael Cinema to continue drive-in movies and concerts at 4300 O’Day Avenue NE, which affects local noise and traffic patterns. Staff recommends approval with conditions on event hours and safety measures. The commission will also discuss zoning interpretations for a residential garage project at 116 2nd Street SE and review updates on commercial and residential development projects across the city.

• Public hearing: St. Michael Cinema Interim Use Permit extension for outdoor events at 4300 O’Day Avenue NE
• Discussion: Zoning interpretation for a non-conforming garage structure at 116 2nd Street SE
• Discussion: Project updates on commercial, industrial, and residential developments

Council

The provided text contains only vendor design specifications for signage at Barthel Park and Anton Fields, along with playground court details. It does not include meeting times, specific council actions, or dollar amounts. The items relate to park improvements that may affect local recreation areas. Residents should consult the official city agenda for formal discussion items and voting schedules.

• Vendor sign designs for Barthel Park and Anton Fields
• Multi-sport court specifications from Playworld Systems
• References to a dock, overlook, and prairie restoration project

Council

The City Council will review several items, including a $90,055 workers compensation insurance renewal. The agenda also includes approvals for site plans at 4212 Naber Ave NE and 5735 Quam Avenue NE.

• Workers Compensation Insurance Renewal ($90,055)
• Site plan approval for Home City Ice at 4212 Naber Ave NE
• Site plan approval for 5735 Quam Avenue NE
• Final payment for the TH 241 Trail Project
• Hiring Sam Eicher to the St. Michael Fire Department

Planning

The commission will review the final plat for 69 single-family lots in the Anton Village Fourth Addition. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a site plan, conditional use permit, and variances for Home City Ice at 4212 Naber Ave NE. The agenda also includes a site plan review for 5735 Quam Ave NE.

• Final plat for 69 lots in Anton Village Fourth Addition
• Site plan, CUP, and variances for Home City Ice at 4212 Naber Ave NE
• Site plan review for 5735 Quam Ave NE

Economic Development Authority

The St. Michael Economic Development Authority will conduct the swearing-in of Eric Johnson and hold elections for officers for the February 2024–January 2025 term. The meeting also includes updates on industrial activity and various projects.

• Swearing-in of Eric Johnson
• Election of Officers for February 2024–January 2025
• Industrial Activity Update
• Project Updates
• Approval of January 24, 2024 minutes

Council

The City Council is reviewing a resolution to approve Work Order #5 with Sambatek and HR Green. This work order covers construction services for the WWTP Facility Improvements Project through April 2024. The proposal has been recommended by the City Engineer and Public Works Director.

• $203,567 work order for WWTP Facility Improvements Project construction services

Council

The City Council will review a public hearing regarding easement vacations at Foxtail Meadows and consider a PUD amendment for the same area. The meeting also includes reports on fire chief hiring, budget recommendations, and 2024 goals.

• Public hearing: vacation of easements on certain lots of Foxtail Meadows
• Foxtail Meadows — PUD Amendment and 3 Addition Final Plat
• Approval of 2024 IT and Computer Plan Purchases
• Approval of Pay Estimate #3 for WWTF Upgrade Project
• Approval of Pay Estimate #5 for 2023 Recon Project

Planning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will address leadership appointments, public hearings for subdivisions and PUD amendments, and various concept plans. Recent business includes recommendations for a site plan at Naber Business Park and retail use at 23 Main Street N.

• Appointment of 2024-2025 Chair and Vice-Chair
• Final Plat - Naber Business Park
• Public Hearing: Minor Subdivision & Variance – 10502/10560 31st Place NE
• Public Hearing: Foxtail Meadows PUD Plan Amendment and 3rd Addition Final Plat
• Concept Plan discussion: 4212 Naber Ave NE – Home City Ice

Council

The City Council will conduct a work session to review solar energy systems and discuss goals for 2024. The meeting also includes interviews for the Economic Development Authority (EDA) and Planning & Zoning (P&Z) commissions.

• Solar Energy Systems Review
• EDA/P&Z Interviews
• 2024 Goals discussion

Council

The Economic Development Authority will meet at the Eye West Clinic to review downtown property matters and receive updates on various projects. The meeting also includes routine approval of previous minutes and a list of claims.

• Discussion regarding Downtown Property
• Review of project updates
• Approval of November 29, 2023, meeting minutes
• Review of List of Claims

Council

The St. Michael City Council has approved a resolution granting a one-day on-sale liquor license to the STMA Grad Party Association. The license is for a fundraising event scheduled for February 24, 2024, at the City Center Building.

• One-Day On-Sale Liquor License for STMA Grad Party Association
• Fundraising event at 11800 Town Center Drive NE

Council

The City Council met to approve the 2024 property tax levy, which includes an 8.49% increase of $693,446. The Council also moved forward with a design proposal for North Uhl Lake Park and reviewed various administrative resolutions.

• Approved 2024 property tax levy with an 8.49% increase ($693,446)
• Approved moving forward with design for North Uhl Lake Park
• Approved 2024 budget and Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)
• Approved parking restrictions on 1st Street SW
• Approved engineering services contract for 2024 State Aid Overlay Project