Jordan public meetings in 2025
23 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss a process to reduce the council from its current size to five members. The consent agenda includes a resolution to dissolve the Hwy 169 Coalition and an agreement for railroad crossing improvements. A resignation (Leverson) and a mayor's proclamation for a student essay contest are also on the agenda.
- Discussion on the process to reduce the City Council size to five members
- Resolution 12-89-2025 dissolving the Hwy 169 Coalition
- Railroad Crossing Improvements Agreement
- Resignation – Leverson
- Mayor’s Proclamation for ‘Mayor for the Day Essay’
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2025 final tax levy (collectable in 2026) and consider adopting the 2026 General Fund, utility, and EDA/HRA budgets. They will also hold the second reading of the 2026 fee schedule ordinance and discuss the possible acquisition of property at 6511 190th St W for public right-of-way.
- Resolution 12-81-2025 approving the 2025 final tax levy, collectable in 2026
- Resolution 12-83-2025 adopting the General Fund Budget for 2026
- Second reading of Ordinance 2025-08 adopting the 2026 fee schedule
- Closed session to discuss possible acquisition of property at 6511 190th St W for public right-of-way
- Retail business registration to sell cannabinoid/cannabis products
City Council Meeting
The council will consider new Teamsters and Local 49ers union contracts for 2026-2028 and a preliminary fee schedule ordinance. The consent agenda includes bills, a police report, a donation acceptance, a partial payment for 190th Street, a tort limits resolution, a UTV purchase, and a grant application for the County Road 59 area development vision plan. A closed session is scheduled for the city administrator's annual evaluation.
- Teamsters Union Contract 2026-2028
- Local 49ers Union Contract 2026-2028
- Ordinance 2025-08 - 2026 Preliminary Fee Schedule
- Resolution 11-80-2025: Application for Scott County CDA Grant for County Road 59 Area Development Vision Plan
- 190th Street Partial Pay App 05 (road project payment)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a regular meeting with reports from the administrator, attorney, engineer, finance, planner, police, and public works. Action items include appointing a city attorney, a façade matching grant at 200 Broadway St S, and a purchase agreement for a parcel at 21180 Delmar Avenue. The consent agenda includes bills, reports, a zoning amendment from R-2 to R-3, an ordinance amendment for wider residential driveway widths, and acceptance of a donation from LAHE, LLC. The council will also discuss the utilities budget and franchise fees.
- City Attorney Appointment
- Façade Matching Grant at 200 Broadway St S
- Purchase Agreement for 21180 Delmar Avenue parcel
- Zoning Amendment from R-2 to R-3 district
- Ordinance Amendment for wider residential driveway access widths
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will hold public hearings on delinquent utility, refuse, and fire call assessments. The council will consider a zoning amendment from R-2 to R-3 and a comprehensive plan amendment, as well as an ordinance to allow wider residential driveways. Other business includes an interim use permit at 210 Broadway St N and a resolution on on-street parking during an upcoming interchange detour.
- Public hearings for delinquent utility, refuse, and fire call assessments
- Consideration of zoning amendment from R-2 to R-3 and comprehensive plan amendment
- Ordinance amendment to allow wider residential driveway access widths in all zoning districts
- Interim Use Permit for 210 Broadway St N
- Resolution 10-76-2025 on Syndicate St on-street parking during 169/282/9 Interchange Detour
City Council Meeting
The council will hold a public hearing on establishing a Tax Increment Financing district and modifying a development program for a cold storage facility project. Following the hearing, the council will consider resolutions approving the TIF plan and a business subsidy agreement. Other business includes ordering an infrastructure feasibility study, approving an industrial plat, and consent agenda items such as police officer appointment and special events permits.
- Public hearing and votes on TIF District No. 13 and development program modification for BGO-IDP 190th Street W Cold Storage Owner, LLC.
- Resolution 10-64-2025 ordering a feasibility study for 2026 infrastructure improvements.
- Resolution 10-67-2025 approving Jordan BGO-IDP Industrial Final Plat and Development Agreement.
- Consent agenda includes police officer appointment, special events permits for Jordan Dazzle Parade and Boo Bash, and a gambling premises permit for All in One Delia’s Authentic Home Flavor LLC.
- Resolution 10-68-2025 approving a gambling premises permit.
City Council Meeting
The city council will consider resolutions for a conditional use permit and lot division at 611 Corporate Drive, and an amendment to the Bridle Creek Planned Unit Development agreement. Routine items include approval of minutes, bills, monthly reports, and a special events permit for Rock the Lot St. Johns.
- Resolution 09-61-2025 and 09-62-2025: outdoor storage conditional use permit and division of platted lot at 611 Corporate Drive
- Resolution 09-63-2025: Planned Unit Development amendment for Bridle Creek PUD Agreement
- Consent agenda: bills, monthly police report (August), monthly finance report (August)
- Beaumont Bluffs 4th Addition grading – LOC release and 5th Addition LOC reduction
- Special events permit application for Rock the Lot St. Johns
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting the preliminary levy and EDA levy, updating the fee schedule, adding a licensed police officer, and approving several construction pay applications. The consent agenda also includes a facade matching grant for Broadway Market and TIF decertification.
- Adopting Preliminary Levy Resolution 09-54-2025
- Approving Preliminary EDA Levy Resolution 09-55-2025
- Façade Matching Grant at 116 Broadway St S (Broadway Market)
- Addition of a Licensed Police Officer Position
- Fee Schedule Update Resolution
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several consent agenda items including a resolution to cancel and call a new public hearing for a proposed modification to Development District No. 1 and establishment of Tax Increment Financing District No. 13, a resolution to waive platting requirements for a property at 413 Wood Street, and a liquor license renewal for Brew D Etat LLC. The meeting also includes reports from staff and a partial pay application for Broadway Plaza.
- Resolution 08-53-2025 cancelling public hearing and calling new hearing for TIF District No. 1 modification
- Resolution 08-52-2025 waiver of platting requirements for 413 Wood Street
- Liquor License Renewal for Brew D Etat LLC
- Police Officer Appointment
- Broadway Plaza – Partial Pay Application 01
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several consent agenda items including second readings of ordinances for micro-distillery liquor licenses and managed natural landscapes on city boulevards. A resolution will authorize a grant agreement with MnDOT for Sunset Drive improvements. A resolution calls for a public hearing on modifying the development program for Development District No.1. The council also will review various departmental reports and committee minutes.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2025-05 establishing micro-distillery on-sale and off-sale liquor licenses
- Second reading of Ordinance 2025-04 on managed natural landscapes on city-owned boulevards/right-of-way
- Resolution 08-49-2025 authorizing grant agreement with MnDOT for Sunset Drive improvements
- Resolution calling for public hearing on modification to development program for Development District No.1
- Facade Matching Grant for 108 1st St W by Lindsey Ballard
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on vacating drainage and utility easements at 228 Crestview Circle. They will also vote on authorizing final design for 2026 wastewater treatment facility improvements, and consider a micro-distillery liquor license and a variance reconsideration for 313 1st St E. The consent agenda includes authorizing preliminary design for Beaumont Ave street and utility extensions, a water tower siting study, and temporary liquor licenses.
- Public hearing on Resolution 07-45-2025: vacation of drainage and utility easements at 228 Crestview Circle
- Resolution 07-46-2025: authorize final design for 2026 WWTF Improvements
- Micro-distillery on-sale and off-sale liquor license
- Reconsideration of variance for 313 1st St E
- Consent agenda: Resolution 07-47-2025 Beaumont Ave Street & Utility Extensions – authorize preliminary design
City Council Meeting
The City Council will review several development agreements, including a predevelopment agreement with Inland Development Partners, LLC. The agenda also includes various zoning amendments, ordinances, and contract approvals.
- Predevelopment Agreement – City of Jordan and Inland Development Partners, LLC.
- Assessment Agreement – City of Jordan and Acorn Acres, LLC.
- Assessment Agreement – City of Jordan and Les Quatmann
- Resolutions 07-41-2025, 07-42-2025, and 07-43-2025 for 6305 190th Street IDP Industrial Development
- Ordinance 2025-03 and Resolution 07-40-2025 for 313-1st Street E zoning amendment
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will hold a regular meeting with reports from staff and a consent agenda. Notable items include a variance request for 625 Broadway Street S, approval of a temporary liquor license for Heimatfest, a special events permit for Boogeyman Run, and adoption of the 2026 budget calendar. All consent items are expected to be approved in one motion.
- 625 Broadway Street S variance request
- Temporary on-sale liquor license for Heimatfest
- Special events permit for Boogeyman Run
- Pauly Park final pay application
- Night to Unite proclamation and road closures
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will discuss the cancellation of the RVEC School Resource Officer contract and related staffing levels. The consent agenda includes approval of bills, a partial pay request for 190th Street, and several permit applications for events and gambling. Reports from administrators, attorney, engineer, finance, planner, police, and public works will be presented.
- Discussion of RVEC SRO contract cancellation and staffing levels
- 190th Street partial pay request 01
- Lawful gambling permit applications for Knights of Columbus and St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
- Temporary 1-4 day liquor license for St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
- Special events permits for Jordan Heimatfest and St. Johns Fall Festival
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will hold a regular meeting with several action items including a proposed ordinance amendment (2025-02) regarding licensed cosmetic body art establishments. Other business includes liquor license approvals for two establishments, a railroad surfacing professional engineering agreement, and a consent agenda with contract awards for a city-wide pavement marking refresh and a parking lot at Strains of the Earth, along with a special events permit and tax abatement assignment.
- Ordinance 2025-02 Amendment Licensed Cosmetic Body Art Establishments - public hearing and potential adoption
- Liquor License Approval – All in One Delias Authentic Home Flavor LLC (Administrator's Report)
- Railroad Surfacing PE Agreement (Engineer's Report)
- City Wide Pavement Marking Refresh – Award Contract – Resolution 05-34-2025 (Consent Agenda D)
- Assignment and Assumption of Tax Abatement (Consent Agenda H)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss and possibly act on several items including a funding request from Jordan Baseball Organization for a scoreboard, three facade matching grant applications, the Quatmann Farms Industrial Concept Plan, and a resolution to annex 6305 190th Street. The consent agenda includes special event applications and a credit card use policy. Routine reports and minutes will also be presented.
- Jordan Baseball Organization funding request for Mini Met Scoreboard
- Three facade matching grant applications (415 Broadway St S, 214 1st St E, 216 Broadway St S)
- Quatmann Farms Industrial Concept Plan
- Resolution 05-33-2025 for annexation of 6305 190th Street
- Consent agenda: special events (Harley Heaven ride, Baseball Day Food Truck Festival), credit card use policy, resolution to close funds
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will meet for a regular session with standard procedural items, including approval of minutes, reports from staff, and a consent agenda. The consent agenda contains routine actions such as bill approvals, monthly police and finance reports, hiring a Community Service Officer (CSO), endorsing No Mow May, and accepting a firefighter resignation.
- Consent agenda includes bills and check registers
- Monthly Police Report for March
- Monthly Finance Report for March
- CSO Hire (Community Service Officer)
- No Mow May resolution
City Council Meeting
The City Council will review several easement vacations and plat amendments for Beaumont Bluffs. The agenda also includes discussions on various city reports, construction contracts, and grant agreements.
- Vacation of drainage, utility, and roadway easements within Beaumont Bluffs 1st Addition
- Beaumont Bluffs 5th Addition Final Plat and PUD Amendment
- Parking lot drive aisle width variance for 419 Broadway Street
- Sunset Roundabouts Project LRIP agreement and Met Council grant agreement
- Broadway Plaza construction contract award
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed special assessments for the 190th Street improvements and consider awarding a construction contract for that project and a parking lot. Other agenda items include a special events permit for Cinco de Mayo, an assessment agreement with Strains LLC, and consent items such as the Sunset Drive roundabouts contract and a bond sale date.
- 190th Street Improvements special assessments public hearing (Item 3A) and resolutions for assessment (03-12) and construction contract award (03-13)
- South House demolition – present bids and award contract (Resolution 03-15)
- Sunset Drive Roundabouts – present bids and award contract (Resolution 03-14, consent agenda)
- TH 282 RRFB agreement with MnDOT (Resolution 03-16, consent agenda)
- Set bond sale date (Resolution 03-17, consent agenda)
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will hold a second reading of Ordinance 2025-01, amending land use regulations for major automobile repair. The council will also consider bids for 190th Street improvements and order a public assessment hearing, along with several consent agenda items including a temporary liquor license and a special event permit for the Farmer's Market.
- 2nd reading of Ordinance 2025-01, Automobile Repair-Major Land Use Ordinance Amendment
- 190th Street Improvements – present bids and order assessment hearing (Resolutions 02-09-2025 and 02-10-2025)
- Temporary On-Sale Liquor License – St. John the Baptist Catholic Church VFW Social
- Commercial Refuse Hauler Renewal
- Special Event Permit Application – Farmer's Market
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will discuss and potentially act on several items including a resolution to advance MSA construction funds for TH 282 and Creek Lane improvements, a major land use ordinance amendment for automobile repair, and a rental increase request for Schule Haus. The meeting also includes reports from the fire department, attorney, engineer, and planner, along with a consent agenda covering bills, liquor license renewals, and a T-Mobile lease amendment.
- Resolution 02-07-2025 to advance MSA construction funds for TH 282 & Creek Lane Improvements
- Automobile Repair - Major Land Use Ordinance Amendment (public hearing/discussion)
- Schule Haus Rental Increase Request
- T-Mobile Lease Amendment at Broadway Tower
- Support letter for Minnesota River Crossing and Flood Resiliency Study
City Council Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss routine reports including a Fire Handbook revision and a TCM Development Agreement related to Corporate Drive. The consent agenda includes approval of bills and monthly police and finance reports for December. No major ordinances or public hearings are scheduled.
- Fire Handbook Revision
- TCM DA Agreement Corporate Drive
- Consent agenda: payment of bills
- Monthly Police Report – December
- Monthly Finance Report – December
City Council Meeting
The Jordan City Council will administer oaths of office to newly elected Mayor Travis Fremming and Councilmembers Jonathan Pho, Jeremiah Monyok, and Robert Whipps. The council will also consider a consent agenda including resolutions to approve final plans and authorize bidding for improvements to 190th Street, Holzer Park parking, downtown parking, and Sunset Drive roundabouts, as well as a right-of-way annexation for 190th Street. Other items include setting the 2025 meeting schedule, committee appointments, and a code matching grant for 208 Water Street.
- Oath of office for Mayor Travis Fremming and Councilmembers Jonathan Pho, Jeremiah Monyok, Robert Whipps
- Resolution 01-04-2025: approve final plans and authorize bidding for 190th Street, Holzer Park parking, and downtown parking improvements
- Resolution 01-05-2025: approve final plans and authorize bidding for Sunset Drive roundabouts
- Resolution 01-05-2025: 190th Street right-of-way annexations
- Code matching grant for 208 Water Street (planner's report)