Mayer, MN

Park Recreation Commission

The Mayer Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss the Music in the Park event, review the 2027 Capital Improvement Program for parks, and consider a new design for downtown street light pole banners. The agenda also includes approval of the July 14th meeting minutes and commissioner reports.

• Review of 2027 Park Improvement Capital Improvement Program
• Discussion on Downtown Banner Replacement Design
• Discussion on Music in the Park Event
• Approval of July 14th, 2026 Meeting Minutes

City Council

The Mayer City Council will hold a workshop after its regular meeting to take a first look at the 2027 budget and discuss strategies for labor negotiations, which is authorized under Minnesota Statute 13D.03. The budget tables show proposed revenues and expenditures for the general, water, and sewer funds, with notable changes including a $17,000 increase in administration wages and a $58,000 drop in projected water use charges.

• 2027 budget first look: general fund revenues projected at $1,140,416, expenditures at $1,128,330
• Administration wages increase $17,000 to $159,000 in 2027
• Water use charge revenue projected to drop $58,000 to $436,000
• General fund transfer to EDA eliminated ($50,000 reduction)
• Labor negotiation strategies discussion (closed session authorized)

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to review the 2027 budget timeline, preliminary levy forecast, and utility rates. The agenda includes a multi-year levy forecast showing a total levy of about $1.31 million for 2027, with capital, debt, and general fund components. No final decisions are made at this workshop; it is the first in a series of budget meetings leading to adoption in December.

• 2027 preliminary total levy forecast of $1,312,562, a 0.55% decrease from 2026
• Capital levy items include $150,000 for Fire Dept, $135,000 for Streets, $100,000 for Parks, $125,000 for Trail/Sidewalk Replacement, and $70,000 for General Capital
• Debt service levy includes bonds for 2nd Street NW, Mill & Overlay, 5th Street, Fire Station, and Fire Tanker
• Utility rates to be discussed as part of budget timeline
• Truth in Taxation public hearing scheduled for December 7, 2026

The City Council held a workshop to discuss the 2027 budget timeline, preliminary levy forecast through 2030, and options for utility rates related to the wastewater treatment plant rehabilitation project. No formal decisions were made; the discussion was informational only.

• Discussed 2027 budget timeline and levy forecast (no action)
• Reviewed wastewater treatment plant rehabilitation project and financing options (no action)
• Considered utility rate options: keep rates same, adjust now, or adjust as if project authorized (no action)

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss the Music in the Park event and consider a recommendation to the City Council to approve a $36,300 quote from AME Electric for trail lighting at Old Schoolhouse Park. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and commissioner reports.

• Consider approval of recommendation for Old Schoolhouse Park trail lighting — AME Electric quote $36,300 (+$4,200 for directional boring)
• Discussion on Music in the Park event — performers include Todd Runnings, Carver County Archery, and Glitter Ponies
• Approval of June 9th, 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider introducing Ordinance 253 to grant a cable franchise to Comcast. The council will also consider approving three pay applications totaling over $127,000 for the Highway 25 Trail Reconstruction Project and 2026 street maintenance work. Other business includes a quote for a bathymetric study of storm ponds and a temporary liquor license for a Lions Club event.

• Public hearing and introduction of Ordinance 253 granting a cable franchise to Comcast
• Consider approval of Pay Application #1 for $29,099.40 for the Highway 25 Trail Reconstruction Project
• Consider approval of Pay Application #1 for $98,846.91 for the 2026 Street Maintenance Bio Sealing
• Consider approval of a quote for a bathymetric study of storm ponds
• Consider approval of a temporary intoxicating liquor license for the Lions Club Fall Bingo event on November 21st, 2026

The City Council introduced Ordinance 253, granting a cable franchise to Comcast, with a shortened term of 10 years instead of 15. They also approved a bathymetric study of four storm ponds at a cost not to exceed $7,000. The consent agenda, including pay applications and a liquor license for the Lions Club event, was approved. No public comments were received during the franchise hearing.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, claims, staff reports, pay applications, and Lions Club liquor license (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 253 granting Comcast a 10-year cable franchise (unanimous)
• Approved bathymetric study of storm ponds not to exceed $7,000 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider approving a road closure for Coldwater Crossing on July 11th for the Mayer Rising Community Festival tractor parade, surplusing limestone seating blocks from the splash pad, and appointing election judges for the 2026 election cycle. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and claims for payment.

• Consider approval of closure of Coldwater Crossing on July 11, 2026, noon to 3pm for the Mayer Rising Community Festival Tractor Parade
• Consider approval to surplus limestone seating blocks removed from the splash pad
• Consider approval of 2026 election judges (list of 16 names provided)
• Consider approval of June 8, 2026 City Council minutes and workshop minutes
• Consider approval of claims for payment

The council approved storing limestone seating blocks for a year instead of surplusing them, closed Coldwater Crossing on July 11 from 1-2pm for the Mayer Rising Community Festival Tractor Parade, and approved the slate of 2026 election judges. All votes were unanimous. A public comment period addressed concerns about restitution, franchise agreements, zoning, and the compost site.

• Approved storing limestone seating blocks for one year (unanimous)
• Approved closure of Coldwater Crossing on July 11, 2026 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm for tractor parade (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 election judges slate (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including June 8th council and workshop minutes and claims (unanimous)

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss the Music in the Park event, including booking a musical group and arranging a bounce house and ice cream truck. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and commissioner reports.

• Discussion on Music in the Park event
• Consider approval of May 12th, 2026 meeting minutes
• Commissioner individual reports and items

Park Board

The meeting was largely procedural, with the board approving the agenda and consent agenda unanimously. Discussion focused on upcoming Music in the Park events, including a performer recommendation and vendor coordination.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including May 12th, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Trails and Sidewalk Implementation Plan, specifically comparing asphalt versus concrete for replacement segments. The discussion covers high, medium, and low priority gap and replacement segments.

• Discussion on Trails and Sidewalk Implementation Plan – Asphalt vs. Concrete Replacement
• Review of High Priority Gap Segments
• Review of Priority Replacement Segments
• Review of Low Priority Gap Segments

The City Council held a workshop discussion on replacing asphalt trails at Coldwater Crossing and Hidden Creek with concrete, noting higher upfront cost but longer lifespan. No formal action was taken; staff was directed to prioritize repairs and explore pairing with street projects.

• Directed staff to prioritize trail repair areas
• Directed staff to check feasibility of pairing repairs with street projects
• Discussed finances, grant options, and homeowner communication

City Council

The council approved a $17,160.00 quote from Concrete Science to install 18-foot approaches for the City Hall parking lot and sidewalk access. The consent agenda, including approval of May 11th meeting minutes and claims for payment, was approved unanimously. Item 7, Municipal Website Services, was tabled. The meeting adjourned at 6:35pm.

• Approved $17,160.00 quote from Concrete Science for parking lot sidewalk access (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including May 11th minutes and claims (unanimous)
• Tabled item 7, Municipal Website Services (unanimous)

Park Board

The Parks and Recreation Commission approved removal of limestone seating blocks at the splash pad and purchase of four park benches of the same design as elsewhere. The consent agenda, including approval of May 4th meeting minutes, was also approved. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved removal of limestone blocks and purchase of four park benches (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including May 4th meeting minutes (unanimous)

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss the Music in the Park event. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and commissioner reports.

• Discussion of Music in the Park event
• Approval of April 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Fence quotes for splash pad reviewed at prior meeting: Shed & Fence $12,558.02, Allstar Construction $12,000.00, Midwest Fence $23,726.00

City Council

The City Council will consider approving a $12,558 quote from Shed & Fence for a decorative 4-foot steel fence around the splash pad, as recommended by the Park Board. They will also vote on a temporary liquor license for the Lions Club's Mayer Car Show and approve routine consent agenda items including minutes, claims, and staff reports.

• Consider approval of $12,558.02 quote from Shed & Fence for splash pad fencing
• Consider approval of temporary intoxicating liquor license for Lions Club Mayer Car Show
• Consider approval of April 27, 2026 City Council minutes
• Consider approval of claims for payment
• Consider approval of staff reports

The council approved a $12,558.02 quote from Shed & Fence for a 4-foot decorative fence with a gate around the splash pad, after receiving resident requests and Park Board recommendations. The consent agenda was approved, including moving the May 25 meeting to May 26, approving the April 28 minutes, claims, staff reports, and a temporary liquor license for the Lions Club car show. No public comments were received, and the meeting adjourned at 6:49pm.

• Approved $12,558.02 splash pad fence quote from Shed & Fence (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including April 28 minutes, claims, staff reports, temporary liquor license for Lions Club car show, and moving May 25 meeting to May 26 (5-0)

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will consider recommending approval of a $8,477 quote from The Shed & Fence Company to install ornamental black metal fencing around the splash pad before the 2026 season opening. The board will also review individual commissioner reports and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Consider approval to recommend installation of fencing at the splash pad (low quote $8,477 from The Shed & Fence Company)
• Review of April 14th, 2026 meeting minutes
• Commissioner individual reports and items

Park Board

The Mayer Parks and Recreation Commission approved a $12,558.02 contract with Shed & Fence of St. Boni for fencing around the splash pad, contingent on normalizing the difference between core-drilled posts and surface-mounted figures. The vote was 3-1, with Commissioner Wegner opposed. The board also approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes as part of the consent agenda.

• Approved Shed & Fence $12,558.02 splash pad fencing contract (3-1), conditioned on normalizing core-drilled vs. surface-mounted post costs
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes via consent agenda (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider approving reduced summer hours for City Hall and Public Works staff from May 18 to Sept. 11, 2026. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and claims for payment.

• Consider approval of summer hours: City Hall 7am-4:30pm Mon-Thu, 7am-11am Fri; Public Works 6am-3:30pm Mon-Thu, 6am-10am Fri
• Approve minutes from April 13, 2026 council meeting
• Approve claims for payment

The Mayer City Council approved summer hours for staff for 2026. The meeting was procedural with no public comment or substantive debate. Mayor Dodge reported on the Watertown-Mayer School Board's first meeting held in Mayer.

• Approved summer hours for staff for 2026 (3-0)
• Approved April 13, 2026 City Council minutes (3-0)
• Approved claims for payment (3-0)
• Approved agenda as presented (3-0)

Park Board

The meeting was largely procedural. The Board approved the agenda and consent agenda unanimously. No substantive decisions were made; items discussed included fence quotes for the splash pad, trail lighting quotes, bench design options, and planning for the Mayer Rising Community Festival booth and Music in the Park event.

• Approved agenda as presented (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda including March 10th, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss several capital improvement projects including fencing for the splash pad, trail lighting at Old Schoolhouse Park, and bench replacement designs for parks and downtown. They will also plan their booth for the Mayer Rising Community Festival and discuss the Music in the Park event. The meeting will include commissioner reports and approval of the March 10th meeting minutes.

• Discussion on Splash Pad Fencing
• Discussion on Old Schoolhouse Park Trail Lighting
• Discussion on Park & Downtown Bench Replacement Design
• Discussion on Booth Focus for Mayer Rising Community Festival
• Discussion on Music in the Park Event

City Council

The Mayer City Council will hold a workshop after its regular meeting to consider strategies for labor negotiations. The discussion is authorized under Minnesota State Statute 13D.03, which allows for closed sessions on this topic. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the item is a discussion only.

• Discussion of labor negotiation strategies under Minnesota State Statute 13D.03

The council approved three infrastructure contracts: a $123,953.08 quote from Bargen for bio seal coating, a $19,500.00 quote from C&C Contracting for crack filling, and a $41,524.85 base bid from Mid-Minnesota Hot Mix for Highway 25 trail reconstruction. All votes were unanimous. The consent agenda, including minutes and claims, was also approved. No public comments were received.

• Approved $123,953.08 quote from Bargen for 2026 bio seal coating (unanimous)
• Approved $19,500.00 quote from C&C Contracting for 2026 crack filling (unanimous)
• Approved $41,524.85 base bid from Mid-Minnesota Hot Mix for Highway 25 trail reconstruction (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including March 23rd minutes, claims, and staff reports (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposal to repair a 450-foot segment of the shared-use trail along Trunk Highway 25, with estimated construction costs of $60,000. They will also consider strategies for labor negotiations in a closed session authorized by state statute. No final decisions are scheduled; the meeting is a workshop.

• Highway 25 Trail Rehabilitation Project Proposal — 450-foot trail segment north of Shimmcor Street needs repairs, estimated cost $60,000
• Consider Strategies for Labor Negotiations — closed session under Minnesota Statute 13D.03

The council discussed the Highway 25 trail rehabilitation project due to trip hazards from root heaving. Consensus was to obtain quotes for the work, with funding from the surplus general fund balance. No formal vote was taken; the item will return with quotes. The council also entered a closed session for labor negotiation strategy under state statute.

• Consensus to obtain quotes for Highway 25 trail repairs (no formal vote)
• Entered closed session for labor negotiation strategy (authorized by Minn. Stat. § 13D.03)

Park Board

The Park Board voted to forego the DNR Local Trails Connection grant application for West Ridge Park this year. They also discussed but did not finalize plans for a tournament during the Mayer Rising Community Festival. The board will gather cost estimates for a splash pad fence.

• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including January 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Decided to forego DNR Local Trails Connection grant for West Ridge Park this year
• Selected May 15 and September 8 for spring and fall trail cleanups

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss installing a fence around the splash pad, select dates for spring and fall trail cleanup, and decide the booth theme for the Mayer Rising Community Festival. An update on the DNR Local Trails Connection grant project will also be provided, with Bluejay Park removed from consideration and focus shifted to West Ridge Park.

• Discussion on fencing for the splash pad
• Select dates for spring and fall trail cleanup along Dakota Rail Regional Trail
• Discussion on booth focus for Mayer Rising Community Festival
• Update on DNR Local Trails Connection Project — Bluejay Park removed, focus on West Ridge Park

City Council

The City Council will consider approving a conditional offer of employment for Beau Hansmann as Public Works Supervisor, including a starting wage of $45.74 per hour and preloaded paid time off. The consent agenda includes street closures for the 2026 Car & Cycle Show and a Zion Lutheran Easter Faire, as well as temporary liquor licenses for Mayer Lutheran events. The meeting also covers approval of minutes, claims, and staff reports.

• Consider approval of conditional offer to hire Beau Hansmann as Public Works Supervisor at $45.74/hour plus 40 hours preloaded PTO
• Consider approval of 2nd Street NW closure from Bluejay Avenue to Highway 25 for 2026 Car & Cycle Show dates (June 3–Oct 7)
• Consider approval of 2nd Street NW closure from Bluejay Avenue to western alley for March 28 Zion Easter Faire
• Consider approval of temporary intoxicating liquor licenses for Mayer Lutheran on April 11, June 4, and Dec 4, 2026
• Consider approval of claims for payment and minutes from Feb 23, 2026 council meeting

The council approved a conditional offer of employment to Beau Hansmann for the Public Works Supervisor position at Step 5, $45.74 per hour, with one week of front-loaded PTO. The consent agenda, including minutes, claims, staff reports, street closures for events, and temporary liquor licenses for Mayer Lutheran, was also approved unanimously.

• Approved conditional offer of employment to Beau Hansmann as Public Works Supervisor (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including February 23rd minutes, claims, staff reports, street closures for 2026 Car Show & Cycle and Zion Easter Faire, and temporary liquor licenses for Mayer Lutheran (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting Ordinance 251, a comprehensive rewrite of the city's zoning code, which has been recommended for approval by the Planning Commission. The update includes new residential and light industrial districts, revised parking and landscaping rules, and new regulations for storage containers. The council may also approve a quote for 2026 sewer jetting services and a wetland management agreement.

• Consider adoption of Ordinance 251, a comprehensive revision to Chapter 152 (Zoning) and repeal of Chapter 154 (Floodplain Management)
• Consider approval of a quote for 2026 sewer jetting services with Overline & Sons
• Consider approval of a 2026 Wetland Management Agreement with Prairie Restoration
• Approval of claims for payment and minutes from February 9, 2026

The council unanimously adopted Ordinance 251, amending the zoning code after a presentation by John Anderson of Municipal Development Group. They also approved a $24,760.00 quote from Overline & Sons for 2026 sewer jetting services in two subdivisions. The consent agenda, including minutes and claims, was approved. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Adopted Ordinance 251 amending the zoning code (unanimous)
• Approved $24,760.00 quote for 2026 sewer jetting services with Overline & Sons (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including February 9, 2026 minutes and claims (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider approving agreements with Nuvei for an online utility billing and miscellaneous fees portal, after removing ACH payment options to avoid a $1.99 fee. The council also plans to enter closed session for labor negotiation strategies and vote on a memorandum of understanding with Local 49 Union. A conditional offer to promote Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor is also on the agenda.

• Consider approval of agreements with Nuvei for utility billing and miscellaneous fees portal services
• Consider approval to go into closed session for labor negotiation strategies
• Consider action on a memorandum of understanding with Local 49 Union
• Consider action on a conditional offer to promote Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor
• Consider approval of 2026 biosolid disposal agreement with the City of Lester Prairie

The council approved an agreement with Nuvei for utility billing and miscellaneous fees portal services, keeping ACH payments free for residents by covering the $40 monthly charge in-house. Two items were tabled: a memorandum of understanding with Local 49 Union and a conditional offer to promote Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor. The council also adjourned to closed session for labor negotiations, then reconvened and adjourned at 7:35pm.

• Approved Nuvei agreement for utility billing and miscellaneous fees portal services (5-0)
• Tabled memorandum of understanding with Local 49 Union (5-0)
• Tabled conditional offer to promote Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, claims, staff reports, gambling permit, beer license, biosolid disposal agreement, emergency siren contract, and GIS services contract (5-0)
• Adjourned to closed session for labor negotiations per Minn. Stat. 13D.03 (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting Ordinance 252, which amends the city's fee schedule for licenses, permits, and services including community center rentals and building permits. The council will also vote on declaring obsolete fire hose as surplus equipment eligible for donation to a nonprofit. Additionally, the Fire Chief will present the annual fire department report for 2025.

• Consider Adoption of Ordinance 252 Amending the Fee Schedule
• Consider Approval to Declare Old Fire Hose as Surplus Equipment Eligible for Donation
• Presentation of Annual Fire Department Report by Fire Chief Maetzold
• Consider Approval of Exempt Permit for Gambling for Lions Club Spring Bingo on March 21st, 2026
• Consider Approval of January 12th, 2026 City Council Minutes

The council approved Ordinance 252, amending the fee schedule to reflect a state-mandated increase in water testing fees from $0.81 to $1.27 per month, effective January 1, 2026. They also declared old fire hose as surplus equipment eligible for donation to a non-profit. The consent agenda, including approval of prior minutes and claims, was passed unanimously.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including Jan 12 minutes, claims, and Lions Club gambling permit (unanimous)
• Declared old fire hose as surplus equipment eligible for donation (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 252 amending fee schedule for water testing (unanimous)

Park Board

The Mayer Parks and Recreation Commission approved the agenda and consent agenda, which included the November 2025 meeting minutes. The board discussed the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Event, noting low attendance due to cold weather and suggesting improvements such as larger fires, smores, and propane heaters. City Administrator Nicholas Johnson requested guidance on which trail to prioritize for 2026 reconstruction; the consensus was to add new trail to Bluejay Park while simultaneously working on sections of West Ridge Park. The board also approved winners for the Christmas Home Decoration Contest and the Coloring Contest.

• Approved the meeting agenda unanimously.
• Approved the consent agenda, including the November 2025 meeting minutes.
• Reached consensus to prioritize adding new trail to Bluejay Park and reconstructing sections of West Ridge Park in 2026.
• Approved awardees for the Coloring Contest as selected by the board.

Park Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss and set priorities for park trail reconstruction, and vote on winners for the annual Christmas Coloring Contest and Home Decorating Contest. They will also review the recent Christmas Tree Lighting event and receive individual commissioner reports. The meeting includes approval of the agenda and minutes from the November 18, 2025 meeting.

• Discussion on Park Trail Reconstruction Priority
• Consider Approval of Winners for the Annual Christmas Coloring Contest
• Consider Approval of Winners for the Annual Christmas Home Decorating Contest
• Review Christmas Tree Lighting Event
• Consider Approval of November 18th, 2025 Meeting Minutes

City Council

The City Council will introduce two major ordinances: a comprehensive revision of the zoning code (Ordinance 251) and an update to the city fee schedule (Ordinance 252). The council will also vote on routine items including liquor license renewals, firefighter officer appointments, and acceptance of donations from the Mayer Baseball Club. The agenda includes several consent agenda items and staff reports.

• Introduction of Ordinance 251: comprehensive revision of Chapter 152 (Zoning) and repeal of Chapter 154 (Floodplain Management)
• Introduction of Ordinance 252: amending the city fee schedule
• Consider approval of 2026 assessing contract with Carver County
• Consider approval of conditional offer to promote Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor and accept resignation of Greg Fasching
• Consider adoption of resolutions accepting donations from Mayer Baseball Club for gambling proceeds and Fire Department

The council introduced Ordinance 251 amending the zoning code to add multiple-family and light industrial districts, and requested a red-lined version for review. They also approved firefighter officer appointments, adopted resolutions for 2026 appointments and donations from the Mayer Baseball Club, introduced a fee schedule update, accepted the resignation of Public Works Supervisor Greg Fasching, and approved a conditional promotion for Kyle Kuntz to fill the vacancy. All votes were unanimous.

• Introduced Ordinance 251 amending zoning code (unanimous)
• Approved firefighter officer appointments (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1 for 2026 appointments and designations (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2 accepting $11,280 donation from Mayer Baseball Club (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-3 accepting $6,000 donation from Mayer Baseball Club for Fire Department (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 252 amending fee schedule (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of Public Works Supervisor Greg Fasching (unanimous)
• Approved conditional promotion of Kyle Kuntz to Public Works Supervisor (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a text amendment to replace Chapters 152 (Zoning) and 153 (Floodplain Management) of the city code. The update includes new sections like a Light Industrial District and revised rules on storage containers and parking pads. After the hearing, the Commission will vote on a recommendation to the City Council. The meeting also includes electing a chair and vice-chair for 2026 and approving prior meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on a comprehensive rewrite of the Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 152) and Floodplain Management code (Chapter 153).
• Proposed update adds a new I-1 Light Industrial District and amends rules on storage containers and semi-improved parking pads.
• Election of Planning Commission Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson for 2026.
• Approval of minutes from the December 2, 2025 meeting, which included approval of a minor subdivision at 404 4th Street NE.
• Discussion on allowing river rock with sand base as a parking pad surface was tabled from the December meeting.