Wahpeton public meetings in 2022
26 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council approved the final plat and zoning changes for the Prairie Flats 2nd Addition to allow for townhome construction. The council also approved several public works contract changes and acknowledged the 2022 tax levy and municipal indebtedness reports.
- Approved Final Plat of Prairie Flats 2nd Addition (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 1040 creating PUD zoning for Prairie Flats 2nd Addition (6-0)
- Approved $16,045 change order for East Side Sanitary Phase B Part 2 (6-0)
- Approved -$60,881.77 final balancing change order for JR Field Parking Lot & Hughes Dr (6-0)
- Approved $6,995 rental of Novo Gap Melter from Midstates Equipment (6-0)
- Approved 2023 Business Licenses contingent on requirements (all aye)
- Approved 2022 Fixed Asset Listing of $4,771,899 (6-0)
- Approved Preliminary 2022 Fiscal Year End Transfers of $588,298.67 (6-0)
City Council
The Council approved a construction contract for the Downtown Side Streets Reconstruction Phase II project. They also appointed a new Alternate Municipal Judge and scheduled public hearings for the Prairie Flats 2nd Addition development.
- Approved $2,421,661.50 contract to Sellin Brothers, Inc. for Downtown Side Streets Reconstruction Phase II (8-0)
- Appointed Attorney Jason Butts as Alternate Municipal Judge beginning January 2023 (unanimous)
- Approved up to $5,678.25 from Sales Tax for Recreation Fund for Bois de Sioux Golf Clubhouse improvements (8-0)
- Scheduled Joint Public Hearing for December 19, 2022, regarding Prairie Flats 2nd Addition Preliminary Plat (unanimous)
- Scheduled Joint Public Hearing for December 19, 2022, regarding Ord. 1040 Prairie Flats 2nd Addition Planned Unit Development (unanimous)
- Approved recommending Council review of Engineering Design/Development Standards document (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda including November 21, 2022 minutes and Minndak Rocky Mtn. Elk Foundation site authorization (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council approved the issuance of $4,406,000 in sanitary sewer revenue bonds. Several public works contracts and equipment purchases were approved, and the annual snow removal policy was reviewed.
- Authorized $4,406,000 Sanitary Sewer Revenue Bond, Series 2022 (8-0)
- Approved Ti-Zack Construction CCO #1 for Downtown Side Streets Ph. I for $6,984.14 (8-0)
- Approved Sellin Bros. Inc. CCO #2 for Eastside Sanitary Sewer Part B, Ph. II for $33,220.72 (8-0)
- Approved purchase of Skid Steer Snow Pusher from Titan Machinery for $12,016.91 (8-0)
- Approved NDDOT Urban Road Annual Maintenance Contract (unanimous)
- Approved review of the Snow Removal Policy (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda including raffle permits and October 2022 financial reports (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council approved the replat of Homestead Second Addition and adopted the Richland County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. Council also authorized over $346,000 for urgent equipment needs and approved several project contract extensions.
- Approved Resolution No. 3843 for the Plat of Homestead Second Addition (8-0)
- Approved Resolution No. 3842 adopting the Richland County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan (8-0)
- Approved up to $346,200 from Capital Improvements and Sales Tax for urgent equipment (8-0)
- Approved Cat Ex Document for 8th Avenue North Reconstruction Project (all aye)
- Approved Change Order #1 extending Flood Lift Station Improvements contract to Oct 1, 2023 (8-0)
- Approved Change Order #1 extending Sanitary Lift Station #8 Improvements contract to Oct 1, 2023 (8-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including minutes and five raffle permits (all aye)
City Council
The council unanimously approved two resolutions: creating a bond sinking fund for four improvement districts and authorizing the issuance of $4.71 million in refunding improvement bonds at 4.603% interest over 25 years. They also approved a $63,000 disbursement to the Fire Department Relief Fund, authorized soliciting bids for boulevard tree replacement, and approved a $32,736 GIS map update and a $25,000 recreation planning proposal.
- Approved Resolution 3839 creating bond sinking fund for improvement districts ST18-239, ST19-245, ST20-256, ST21-261 (8-0)
- Approved Resolution 3840 authorizing $4,710,000 Refunding Improvement Bonds Series 2022 (8-0)
- Approved $63,000 disbursement to Fire Department Relief Fund ($1,400 per firefighter) (8-0)
- Approved up to $32,736 for GIS Base Map Aerial Imagery Update with EagleView (8-0)
- Approved up to $25,000 from Sales Tax for Recreation for JLG Architects site analysis (8-0)
- Approved Social Media Policy (8-0)
- Approved submitting $1.5 million CWSRF loan increase request for Eastside Sanitary Sewer Project (8-0)
- Approved up to $78,322.58 for K9 vehicle, equipment, and K9 purchase (8-0)
City Council
The council adopted the 2023 city budget (Ordinance 1039) with a $2,008,588 tax levy and approved the second reading of Ordinance 1038 to rezone Reserve Lot B in Rosewood 2nd Addition from R-3 to B-3 Highway. Both passed 7-0. The consent agenda, including $2.9 million in August bills, was approved. A folder inserter machine purchase up to $12,000 was approved, and change orders for the lime lagoon cleaning project were passed.
- Adopted 2023 budget with $2,008,588 levy (7-0)
- Rezoned Reserve Lot B, Rosewood 2nd Addition from R-3 to B-3 Highway (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including $2,901,188.16 in August bills (7-0)
- Approved folder inserter machine purchase up to $12,000 (7-0)
- Approved Change Order #2 for lime lagoon cleaning at $11,397.08 (6-0)
- Approved Change Order #3 for lime lagoon cleaning deduct of $27,991.92 (6-0)
- Approved Bois de Sioux Golf Clubhouse door repair at $2,509 (6-0)
- Approved final payment of $14,777.08 for lime lagoon cleaning project (6-0)
City Council
The council approved the first reading of the 2023 budget ordinance (Ordinance 1039) and set a public hearing for September 19. It also approved the first reading of a rezoning ordinance (Ordinance 1038) for Rosewood 2nd Addition from R-3 to B-3. The council directed staff to seek a proposal from JLG for comprehensive community recreation planning, and approved several development agreements and public works contracts.
- Approved first reading of 2023 Budget Ordinance 1039 and set public hearing for Sept 19 (7-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 1038 rezoning Reserve Lot B, Rosewood 2nd Addition from R-3 to B-3 (7-0)
- Directed staff to contact JLG for a proposal and cost estimates for comprehensive community recreation planning (7-0)
- Approved Rosewood 3rd Addition Development Agreement (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 3838 creating Rosewood 3rd Addition improvement district (7-0)
- Approved Prairie Flats Townhomes Development Agreement contingent on JPA approval (7-0)
- Approved Change Order #1 for Sellin Bros. Eastside Sanitary Sewer Phase B Part 2 in the amount of $66,464 (7-0)
- Awarded 2022 Lime Lagoon Dredging Project to Comstock Construction for $115,400 (7-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council and Park Board held a joint meeting to discuss a concept for a new community recreation center at the current 11-acre softball site in Chahinkapa Park. No formal decision was made; the discussion was the first step in exploring the idea. The topic will be placed on the next city council agenda to determine next steps.
- No formal decisions or votes taken; meeting was informational only
- Topic to be included on next city council agenda for further action
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council appointed Shannon Schillinger to fill the vacant At-Large Council position with a term ending in 2024, following interviews and a unanimous roll call vote of 6-0. The council also approved the consent agenda, including the July 2022 financial statements and bill pay report totaling $1,968,012.13. Several other actions were taken, including approving up to $120,000 for Central School alley repairs, entering a $3,500 DebtBook software agreement, extending sick leave for a street worker, and authorizing online equipment bidding up to $85,000.
- Appointed Shannon Schillinger to At-Large Council seat (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including July 2022 bill pay of $1,968,012.13
- Approved up to $120,000 for Central School alley reconstruction (7-0)
- Approved $3,500 DebtBook software agreement (7-0)
- Approved 4-week sick leave extension for city street worker
- Approved online equipment bidding up to $85,000 from CIP Fund (7-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council appointed Sergeant Matthew Anderson as Chief of Police effective January 1, 2023, following an internal promotion interview. The council also approved a resolution directing assessments for five improvement projects, approved the 2023 Preliminary Certificate of Levy, and referred several items to committees for further review.
- Appointed Matthew Anderson Chief of Police effective Jan. 1, 2023 (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 3837 directing assessments for five improvement districts (6-0)
- Approved 2023 Preliminary Certificate of Levy with $2,008,588 hold level (6-0)
- Approved 8th Ave. N. Reconstruction Project NDSCS Parking Lot Encroachment License (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including minutes, raffle permit, and restaurant tax reports (unanimous)
- Referred bond sale, Central School redevelopment, Rosewood 3rd Addition, DebtBook software, sales tax info, and other items to committees
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved the internal promotion process to fill the Police Chief vacancy, with the option to go external if needed, in a 5-1 vote. They also approved a $22,000 low-interest housing rehab loan for 712 6th Street North, a Renaissance Zone tax exemption for 902 16th Avenue North, and several contracts and change orders. All other motions passed unanimously.
- Approved internal promotion process for Police Chief vacancy (5-1)
- Approved $22,000 HELP Fund loan for 712 6th Street North (6-0)
- Approved Renaissance Zone tax exemption for 902 16th Avenue North (6-0)
- Approved Alternate Indigent Defense Contract with Scheeley Law (6-0)
- Approved Indigent Defense Contract with Mark A. Meyer (6-0)
- Approved Richland County Communications Agreement at $175,000/year (6-0)
- Approved Loy Ave & 12th St N change order #1 for $4,737.45 (6-0)
- Approved Well Field Relocation change order for $16,250 (6-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved a $20,000 budget amendment for technology upgrades to Leach Public Library patron computers, and approved two street closures for the Classy & Classic Car Show and NDSCS Homecoming Parade. Several items were referred to committees for further review, including the 2023 budget and various agreements.
- Approved consent agenda including election results and airport grant (unanimous)
- Confirmed board and commission appointments (unanimous)
- Approved $20,000 library technology budget amendment (5-0)
- Approved street closure for Classy & Classic Car Show on Sept 15 (unanimous)
- Approved street closure for NDSCS Homecoming Parade on Oct 1 (unanimous)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council held its mandatory organization meeting, certified election results, and swore in Mayor Brett Lambrecht and four council members. The council elected Jason Goltz as Council President and Kelly McNary as Vice President, and confirmed appointments to the Planning Commission. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting was procedural.
- Certified election results (1,390 ballots cast) (unanimous)
- Swore in Mayor Brett Lambrecht and council members Tiana Bohn, Chad Perdue, Kelly McNary, Cory Unruh (unanimous)
- Elected Jason Goltz as Council President (unanimous)
- Elected Kelly McNary as Council Vice President (unanimous)
- Appointed council committee members (unanimous)
- Confirmed Bryan Wolfgram and Jesse Sedler to Planning Commission (unanimous)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved the 2023-2027 Capital Improvements Plan, which outlines major capital projects and funding sources. They also approved several financial items, including a $75,000 recapitalization of the Mini-Match+ program and a $1.34 million bill pay report. The council accepted Police Chief Scott Thorsteinson's retirement letter, effective December 25, 2022.
- Approved Capital Improvements Plan 2023-2027 (all aye)
- Approved consent agenda including May 2022 financial statements and bill pay report ($1,335,507.60)
- Approved 2022 Waste Hauler License for BC Disposal (all aye)
- Approved release of $3,006.42 Headwaters Music Festival funds to non-profit committee (8-0)
- Approved $75,000 Mini-Match+ Program Fund recapitalization from Sales Tax for Economic Development (8-0)
- Approved up to $16,000 from 1% Restaurant Tax Fund for Holiday Lane Improvements (8-0)
- Approved 2022 Seal Coat Project final pay application of $70,318.74 to Asphalt Preservation Company, Inc. (8-0)
- Approved 2022 Seal Coat Project Change Order #1 with deduct of $199.41 (8-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved Ordinance 1037, amending special exceptions in B2 Heavy Zoning to allow a single-family dwelling in the old Action Realty building on 2nd Ave. N. The council also approved Ordinance 1036, amending definitions related to theft to restrict tree and yard waste disposal services to city residents. Additionally, the council approved a liquor license for the Eagles Club, an engineering contract for a sewer project, and a cost-share for a Vaderstad expansion.
- Approved Ordinance 1037 amending special exceptions in B2 Heavy Zoning (7-0)
- Approved Ordinance 1036 amending definitions for theft offenses (7-0)
- Approved Class C-5 liquor license, 2 amusement devices, and Class 2 cabaret license for Eagles Club (unanimous)
- Approved 50/50 cost share with RCJDA up to $107,142.87 for Vaderstad PACE interest buydown (7-0)
- Approved engineering addendum for Eastside Sanitary Sewer Phase B Part 2: $475,588.72 design, $638,737.21 construction (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including raffle permits and poll location for June 14 election (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for 2023-2027 Capital Improvements Plan on June 20
- Approved 2023 Preliminary Budget Premises with variables as presented (unanimous)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved the final plats for Rosewood 4th Addition (4 lots) and Rosewood 3rd Addition (23 lots, contingent on ordinance amendment for cul-de-sac length), and passed five resolutions for the Westdale 3rd Addition street and utilities improvement district. The council also approved a $30,000 budget amendment for the CVB special event grant, a 5-year copier lease for the library, and a street closure for Chalkfest. All votes were 4-0 except the Rosewood 3rd plat (3-1).
- Approved final plat for Rosewood 4th Addition (Resolution 3835, 4-0)
- Approved final plat for Rosewood 3rd Addition contingent on cul-de-sac ordinance amendment (Resolution 3836, 3-1)
- Approved five resolutions for Westdale 3rd Addition improvement district (Resolutions 3830-3834, 4-0 each)
- Approved $30,000 increase to CVB Special Event Grant line item (4-0)
- Approved 5-year Xerox copier lease for Leach Public Library at $1,627.08/year (4-0)
- Approved street closure for Chalkfest July 9-10 (all aye)
- Approved $170,916 engineering contract for Well Field Relocation Project W19-251 (4-0)
- Approved creating project fund for Keeble Commons with up to $170,000 from Restaurant Tax (4-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council awarded a $347,220 electrical contract to Summerville Electric for the East Side Sanitary Sewer Phase B project (Resolution 3829, 6-0). A retail fireworks license for Melissa Miller was denied (2-4). The council also approved up to four months of paid sick leave for an employee with a catastrophic illness, funded by donated leave from other employees.
- Awarded $347,220 electrical contract to Summerville Electric for sewer project (6-0)
- Denied 2022 Retail Fireworks License for Melissa Miller (2-4)
- Approved up to 4 months paid sick leave for employee with catastrophic illness (unanimous)
- Approved $14,750 bid from Dean Beyer for tree removal (6-0)
- Approved $12,000 for MuniCode Codification Update (6-0)
- Approved development agreement with Burchill Construction for Westdale housing (6-0)
- Approved up to $88,800 grant for former Central School property development (6-0)
- Approved BND PACE interest buydown for Tuck It Away Storage, up to $19,234.37 (6-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved the Westdale 3rd Addition final plat, the planned unit development zoning ordinance, and rezoning of parts of Valley 1st and Rosewood 2nd Additions to R-3 multiple-family residential, all by 8-0 votes. The council also approved a resolution modifying the Homestead Addition special assessment district, awarded a lift station bypass project to Northern Dewatering for $23,895, and approved change orders for the Safe Routes to School project totaling $32,947.75. Consent agenda items, including the March financial statements and bill pay report of $1,585,119.11, were approved unanimously.
- Approved Westdale 3rd Addition final plat (Resolution 3827) 8-0
- Approved PUD zoning for Westdale 3rd Addition (Ordinance 1031) 8-0
- Rezoned part of Valley 1st Addition from B-2 to R-3 (Ordinance 1034) 8-0
- Rezoned part of Rosewood 2nd Addition from B-3 to R-3 (Ordinance 1035) 8-0
- Approved Resolution 3828 modifying Homestead Addition assessment district ST21-263 8-0
- Awarded Lift Station #1 By-Pass Project to Northern Dewatering for $23,895 8-0
- Approved Change Orders #1 and #2 for Safe Routes to School Project to Ti-Zack Concrete Inc. for $32,947.75 8-0
- Approved consent agenda including March financial statements and bill pay report of $1,585,119.11
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council awarded the East Side Sanitary Sewer Improvement District Phase B, Part 2 project (Sections 1-4) to Sellin Brothers, Inc. for $6,290,619, and approved rebidding Section 5 (Electrical) after no bid was submitted for that portion. The award was approved by a 7-0 roll call vote, and the council also authorized advertising for bids on the electrical section.
- Awarded sewer project Sections 1-4 to Sellin Brothers, Inc. for $6,290,619 (7-0)
- Approved rebidding Section 5 (Electrical) for the sewer project
- Adopted Resolution No. 3826 awarding the construction contract (7-0)
- Approved advertising for bids for Section 5 (Electrical)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved consent agenda items including licenses and permits, awarded two electric contracts to Scott's Electric totaling $576,715, approved a $10,000 sales tax funding request for Twin Town Business Partners, and approved the Homestead Addition Development Agreement. The council also approved a street closure for Operation Zero and made it city policy that all Bank of ND loan participation must be repaid. Several items were referred to committees for further discussion.
- Approved consent agenda including raffle permits and site authorizations (all aye)
- Awarded Lift Station #8 Generator project to Scott's Electric, Inc. for $108,605 (8-0)
- Awarded VFD's for Flood Pump Stations 2-6 to Scott's Electric, Inc. for $468,110 (8-0)
- Approved 5-year Storm Pump Station Maintenance contract with Sweeny Controls for $33,625 (8-0)
- Approved $10,000 Twin Town Business Partners funding from sales tax (8-0)
- Approved Homestead Addition Development Agreement (8-0)
- Approved street closure of Dakota Avenue from 2nd to 4th Street for Operation Zero on Aug 20 (all aye)
- Made it city policy that all Bank of ND loan participation must be repaid (all aye)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved a $1.65 million loan from the Richland-Wilkin County Joint Powers Authority for housing construction financing, and awarded the 2022 sealcoat project to Asphalt Preservation Company, Inc. for $70,518.15. The council also approved storm pump tractor rentals, a pump and hose rental agreement, and scheduled public hearings for rezoning ordinances.
- Approved $1.65M loan from RWJPA for housing construction financing (unanimous)
- Awarded 2022 Sealcoat Project to Asphalt Preservation Company, Inc. for $70,518.15 (8-0)
- Approved Storm Pump Station Tractor Rentals with Richard Dickerson and Doug Toussaint (8-0)
- Approved Rental Agreement with Northern Dewatering, Inc. to Reserve Pumps & Hoses for $37,827 (8-0)
- Approved scheduling Joint Public Hearings for Ordinances 1034 and 1035 rezoning (unanimous)
- Approved scheduling Joint Public Hearings for Preliminary Plats of Valley 2nd and Rosewood 3rd Additions (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including February 2022 financial statements and bill pay report of $739,954.01 (unanimous)
- Approved 2021 ND Transportation Funding Report (unanimous)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved Ordinance 1033, which changes the roof pitch requirement for a Planned Unit Development on Block 10 of the Original Townsite from 6:12 to 5:12, with a unanimous 8-0 vote. The council also approved a seasonal liquor license for the Bois de Sioux Golf Club, a $16,682.58 grant for Tuck-It-Away Storage, a $19,350 hoist purchase, and several other resolutions. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Ordinance 1033 changing roof pitch for PUD on Block 10 (8-0)
- Approved 2022 C-6(a) Seasonal Liquor License for Bois de Sioux Golf Club (8-0)
- Approved BND Flex PACE buydown grant up to $16,682.58 for Tuck-It-Away Storage (8-0)
- Approved Keeble Commons project using 1% restaurant tax fund (8-0)
- Approved $19,350 hoist purchase from capital improvements fund (8-0)
- Approved traffic signal control box art designs up to $1,950 (8-0)
- Approved Change Order #1 for WTP Lime Pond Cleaning at $6,808 (8-0)
- Approved Resolutions 3824 and 3825 for Eastside Sanitary Sewer Project (8-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved the consent agenda, including January 2022 bills of $1,219,039.97, and confirmed appointments to the Bois de Sioux Golf Club. It also approved street closures for Blue Goose Days and the Headwaters Music Festival, and referred several items to committees for further review.
- Approved consent agenda including January 2022 bill pay report ($1,219,039.97) (all aye)
- Confirmed Bois de Sioux Golf Club appointments: Fliflet (2023), Baukol (2024), Diemert (2024) (all aye)
- Approved street closure of 300 block Dakota Ave for Blue Goose Days street dance June 3, 6pm-midnight (all aye)
- Approved street closure of Dakota Ave for Blue Goose Days parade June 4, 10am (all aye)
- Approved street closure of 4th St N from Dakota Ave to 2nd Ave for Headwaters Music Festival July 22, 10am-1am (all aye)
- Approved $13,000 Design Standards proposal from Interstate Engineering funded from Sales Tax for Economic Development (6-0)
- Approved amending Special Assessment Assistance Policy to remove $500 eligibility requirement (all aye)
- Approved proceeding to negotiate contract with Interstate Engineering for Downtown Side Street Reconstruction Project ST20-255 (all aye)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved a $40,000 home renovation loan at 3% for 418 5th Street South, a $26,418 PACE interest buydown for Trigger Sports at 403 Dakota Avenue, and a Renaissance Zone application for 13 lots at the former Central School site. It also scheduled a public hearing for the Central School Block Planned Unit Development for March 7, 2022. All votes were unanimous (8-0 or all aye).
- Approved $40,000 home renovation loan at 3% for 418 5th Street South (8-0)
- Approved BND Flex PACE interest buydown for Trigger Sports LLC, up to $26,418 (8-0)
- Approved Renaissance Zone application for 13 lots at former Central School site (8-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for Central School Block PUD for March 7, 2022
- Approved consent agenda including raffle permits and reports
- Appointed Mike Erlandson to Board of Adjustment (term ending June 2023)
- Approved replacement of Tara Klostreich by Diana Hermes on CVB (term ending 2025)
- Approved fireworks event on Feb 19 in Chahinkapa Park
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved an amendment to the TIF District 2006-1 development plan, clarifying eligible projects and raising the pay-as-you-go financing threshold to $3 million. The council also passed five resolutions to create a street and utilities improvement district for the Dakota Avenue Non-Federal Aid Side Streets project, including bond issuance and engineering report approvals. Additionally, the council ratified the sale of a 1991 fire truck for $15,000, approved a $14,925.15 disbursement to the Fire Department Relief Association, and approved several financial items including the December bill pay report of $3,237,403.79.
- Approved Resolution 3818 amending TIF District 2006-1 development plan (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 3819 creating Dakota Avenue Side Streets Assessment District ST22-266 (8-0)
- Approved Resolution 3820 relating to bond issuance for ST22-266 (8-0)
- Approved Resolution 3821 directing preparation of engineer's report for ST22-266 (8-0)
- Approved Resolution 3822 receiving and approving engineer's report for ST22-266 (8-0)
- Approved Resolution 3823 directing preparation of plans and specifications for ST22-266 (8-0)
- Ratified sale of 1991 Pierce ladder truck to Larimore Fire Dept for $15,000 (8-0)
- Approved disbursement of $14,925.15 Bull Bash excess funds to Fire Dept Relief Association (8-0)
City Council
The Wahpeton City Council approved Ordinance No. 993, annexing land including properties owned by Jerry Meide, Tim Stromberg, and CDC-purchased parcels, with an 8-0 vote. The council also approved Ordinance No. 1032, increasing parking fines from $5 to $20, also 8-0. A motion to pay Dennis Miranowski during his 30-day suspension failed 2-6. Several items were referred to the Finance Committee, including 2021 budget amendments and a potential development agreement with the CDC.
- Approved Ordinance No. 993 annexation (8-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 1032 increasing parking fines from $5 to $20 (8-0)
- Denied motion to pay Dennis Miranowski during suspension (2-6)
- Approved consent agenda including minutes and Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative notice
- Approved 2022 House Moving License for Schmit Incorporated
- Referred 2021 budget amendments to Finance Committee
- Referred 2021 fixed asset additions/disposals to Finance Committee
- Referred potential CDC development agreement to Finance Committee