Dundas public meetings in 2025
12 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Dundas City Council will hold a public hearing on a resolution to adopt the 2026 General Fund Budget and the final 2026 property tax levy. The agenda also includes a transfer of money from the Refuse Fund to the Parks and Recreation Capital Outlay Fund, approval of a new fee schedule ordinance, and a resolution to issue 2026 gambling permits. Several routine items are on the consent agenda, including a $97,770.45 disbursement and a final pay voucher for the 2025 Pond Maintenance Project.
- Resolution 2025-29: Transfer from Refuse Fund to Parks & Rec Capital Outlay Fund
- Resolution 2025-30: Approve 2025 Economic Development Authority property tax levy
- Resolution 2025-31: Adopt 2026 General Fund Budget and final 2026 property tax levy (public hearing)
- Ordinance 2025-05: Amend Chapter §34.01 to adopt new fees and charges (including summary publication)
- Resolution 2025-28: Issue 2026 gambling permits to Dundas Baseball Association (224 Railway St N) and Waterford Warrior Snowmobile Club (200 Railway St N)
Economic Development Authority
The Economic Development Authority will consider Resolution 2025-02 regarding the final 2026 budget and property tax levy. If approved, the resolution will be sent to the City Council for final consent.
- Resolution 2025-02: 2026 final budget of $20,790
- Resolution 2025-02: 2026 final property tax levy of $54,417
City Council
The Dundas City Council will review the 2026 proposed General Fund and Enterprise Fund budgets during a work session and approve the Dundas Oktoberfest 2025 presentation. The meeting includes a consent agenda for routine items and a public comment period.
- Approval of Consent Agenda (minutes, disbursements)
- Work session on 2026 proposed General Fund and Enterprise Fund budgets
- Presentation on Dundas Oktoberfest 2025
- Approval of November 24, 2025 disbursements ($510,122.14)
- Public comment period
Planning Commission
The Dundas Planning Commission will review the annexation concept for the Bridgewater Heights Additions, a Planned Unit Development of 74 single‑family homes on a 34‑acre site. Commissioners will provide preliminary comments and decide whether to recommend the concept to the City Council for further approval. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order and approval of the agenda and minutes.
- Annexation concept review for Bridgewater Heights Additions (74 homes, 34 acres)
- Proposed rezoning to R‑1 PUD (single‑family residential) under the Comprehensive Plan
- Minimum lot size 8,450 sq ft and minimum lot width 65 ft
- Setbacks: front yard 25 ft, side yard (garage) 5 ft, side yard (house) 10 ft, street side yard 20 ft, rear yard 20 ft, street rear yard 25 ft
- Planning Commission to issue preliminary comments and recommend the concept to the City Council
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Dundas Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider a winter activity proposal and review the Trunk or Treat event. Announcements will include upcoming City Council meetings on November 24 and December 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM, and the next park board meeting on January 13, 2026.
- Winter Activity (new business)
- Trunk or Treat (old business)
- City Council meetings – Nov 24 & Dec 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM (announcement)
- Next Park Board meeting – Jan 13, 2026 (announcement)
City Council
The Dundas City Council meeting on November 10, 2025 includes a vote on Resolution 2025‑25, which approves a tentative agreement with Law Enforcement Labor Services representing the police officers bargaining unit for the 2026‑2028 calendar years. The council will also consider Resolution 2025‑26 to certify unpaid utility and storm‑water fee charges. A compensation adjustment for the City Administrator is on the agenda. The consent agenda contains routine items such as the third‑quarter 2025 financial report, a donation from Tractor Supply, and a pay voucher for TH3 and CSAH 1 intersection and trail improvements totaling $202,994.48.
- Resolution 2025‑25: Approve tentative police labor agreement (2026‑2028) with Law Enforcement Labor Services
- Resolution 2025‑26: Certify unpaid utility and storm‑water fee charges
- Consider compensation adjustment for City Administrator
- Consent agenda: third‑quarter 2025 financial report
- Consent agenda: Pay voucher for TH3 and CSAH 1 intersection and trail improvements – $202,994.48
City Council
The Dundas City Council will discuss Ordinance 2025-04, which amends Title XI to set registration fees and rules for cannabis and low‑potency hemp edible retailers. The council will also review a fence permit application for 100 1st St N and a work‑session on proposed 2026 Enterprise Fund budgets. Routine items on the consent agenda include approval of the October 13 minutes, tobacco‑license resolution 2025‑23, and a $179,094.18 disbursement report.
- Ordinance 2025-04: regulation and registration fees for cannabis retail and low‑potency hemp edible businesses
- Fence permit application for 100 1st St N
- Proposed 2026 Enterprise Fund budgets (work session)
- Resolution 2025‑23 approving 2025 tobacco licenses for Kwik Trip, Firehouse Liquor, Dawn’s Corner Bar, and MGM Wine and Spirits
- Consent agenda disbursement total of $179,094.18
City Council
The Dundas City Council will consider approving Resolution 2025-22, which sets a new deadline for write‑in candidates to request vote counting. The council will also vote on the 2026 health and dental insurance renewal and the city’s contribution to that plan. A full‑time police officer, Tyler Shellum, will be appointed, and a pay voucher for Dundas Boulevard Watermain Improvements totaling $244,259.16 will be approved.
- Approve Resolution 2025-22 Procedure for Counting Write‑In Votes for Local Elective Office
- Approve 2026 Health and Dental Insurance Renewal and City Contribution
- Appoint Tyler Shellum to the position of Full‑Time Police Officer
- Approve Pay Voucher No. 2 for Dundas Boulevard Watermain Improvements (disbursement $244,259.16)
- Consent agenda items: regular minutes and Resolution 2025-21 (part‑time police officer request) with $137,133.29 disbursement
City Council
The Dundas City Council will consider approving a contract with Epic Enterprises, Inc. for facility and park services, and will approve a resolution for a part-time police officer to join the state pension plan. The meeting also includes the approval of consent agenda items and disbursements.
- Consider Approving Contract with Epic Enterprises, Inc.
- Consider Approving Resolution 2025-21 for Police Officer Tyler Johnson
- Approval of Consent Agenda (minutes and disbursements)
- Disbursements totaling $137,133.29
- Consider Approving Market Analysis for Compensation Plan
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider and set the date for the 2025 Trunk or Treat community event. The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda and the minutes from the August 12, 2025 meeting, as well as announcements of upcoming City Council meetings and the next board meeting.
- Set date for Trunk or Treat 2025 (new business)
- Approve agenda for the September 9, 2025 meeting
- Approve minutes from the August 12, 2025 meeting
Economic Development Authority
The Economic Development Authority will consider adopting a 2026 budget and property tax levy for approval by the City Council. The proposed levy is the maximum amount allowed by Minnesota State Statutes.
- Resolution 2025-01: Proposed 2026 budget of $20,790
- Resolution 2025-01: Proposed 2026 property tax levy of $54,417
City Council
The Dundas City Council will consider approving the 2026 operating and capital budgets for the Northfield Area Fire Rescue Service (NAFRS), amending city code for tree removal, and authorizing $84,416.64 in disbursements. The meeting also includes a work session to review the proposed 2026 General Fund budget.
- Approve 2026 NAFRS Operating Budget
- Approve 2026 NAFRS Capital Budget
- Approve Ordinance 2025-03 amending Chapter 92 of City Code
- Authorize $84,416.64 in disbursements
- Review proposed 2026 General Fund Budget