Greenfield public meetings in 2024

12 27

The City Council will hold a closed session under state statute to discuss offers and counteroffers for a property (PID 35-119-24-23-0005) needed for the Greenfield Road improvement project. Following the closed session, the council may consider taking action on the property. The meeting includes public comment, roll call, and adjournment.

• Closed session to discuss offers and counteroffers for PID 35-119-24-23-0005
• Potential action on real property for Greenfield Road improvement
• Public comment period with three-minute limit per speaker

Chapter 102

The Greenfield City Council is considering adopting Chapter 102, a comprehensive ordinance regulating cannabis and cannabis businesses within city limits. The ordinance sets registration requirements, buffer zones from schools and daycares, hours of operation, and civil penalties. It also limits the number of cannabis retail businesses to one per 12,500 residents and caps lower-potency hemp edible retailers at two.

• Limits cannabis retail businesses to one per 12,500 residents, with no more than two lower-potency hemp edible retailers
• Prohibits cannabis businesses within 1,000 feet of a school and 500 feet of a daycare, residential treatment facility, or public park attraction used by minors
• Sets retail hours of operation from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
• Imposes civil penalties: $2,000 for selling without registration, $500 for first violation, escalating to $2,000 for third violation within 36 months
• Requires temporary cannabis events to have at least two licensed peace officers or security guards per 100 attendees and 24/7 video surveillance

12 17

The Greenfield City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the proposed 2025 enterprise fund budgets for water, sewer, and stormwater utilities. Staff is recommending rate increases for both sewer and water services. The discussion will cover capital needs, major repairs, and replacements for the Industrial Park Water, Industrial Park Sewer, Lake Sarah Sewer, and Stormwater Management funds.

• Proposed 10% rate increase for sewer usage fees
• Proposed 10% rate increase for water sales
• Discussion of capital needs for Industrial Park Water and Sewer systems
• Lake Sarah Sewer fund balance is healthy but staff recommends a rate increase
• Stormwater utility fee discussion and plan to survey and clean storm ponds in 2025

12 17

The Greenfield City Council will hold public hearings and vote on ordinances amending cannabis regulations and zoning for cannabis businesses. They will also consider a change order and pay estimate for the Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project, and hold closed sessions to discuss a real property purchase and the city administrator's evaluation.

• Approve Ordinance 2024-04 amending Chapter 102: Cannabis, Edible Cannabinoids, & Drug Paraphernalia
• Approve Ordinance 2024-05 amending zoning code definitions and performance standards for cannabis and hemp businesses
• Approve Change Order #2 and Pay Estimate #3 for Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project ($69,931.51)
• Closed session to discuss offers/counteroffers for real property at PID #33-119-24-22-0015, -0016, -0014
• Approve payment of claims totaling $158,158.69

12 10

The Planning Commission voted 5-0 to table a conditional use permit for an expansion of extraction operations at 6675 and 6815 Harff Road (Crow Pit) until the January meeting, after a public hearing where neighbors voiced concerns about visual impacts, groundwater, and crushing operations. The Commission also voted 4-0 to recommend approval of zoning ordinance amendments regarding cannabis regulation to the City Council. Additionally, the Commission voted 5-0 to support a Commerce District land acquisition project as conforming with the comprehensive plan.

• Tabled conditional use permit for gravel pit expansion at 6675/6815 Harff Road until January meeting (5-0)
• Recommended approval of zoning ordinance amendments on cannabis regulation to City Council (4-0, one abstention)
• Declared Commerce District land acquisition project in conformance with comprehensive plan (5-0)
• Approved agenda as amended to reorder items 6 and 7 (5-0)
• Approved minutes of November 12, 2024 meeting as amended (5-0)

12 10

The Greenfield Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending zoning code amendments to regulate cannabis and hemp businesses, including cultivation, retail, manufacturing, wholesale, transportation, and delivery. The commission will also consider a conditional use permit for an extraction expansion at Crow Pit on Harf Road and discuss a Commerce District land acquisition.

• Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments for cannabis business performance standards, including hours of operation (10 a.m. to 9 p.m.), security, ventilation, waste disposal, and buffer distances from schools (1,000 feet), daycares (500 feet), and parks (500 feet)
• Conditional use permit for 6675 and 6815 Harf Road (Crow Pit) to expand extraction use
• Commerce District land acquisition and comprehensive plan conformance discussion
• Cannabis business uses would be permitted with standards in B-1, B-2, and IND districts, with outdoor cultivation allowed in RR district

Ordinance Amending Chapter 102 Cannabis Business Regulations

The City Council will vote on a proposed ordinance that repeals and replaces Chapter 102 of the city code, establishing local regulations for cannabis businesses, retailers, and temporary cannabis events. The ordinance sets registration requirements, fees, location restrictions, hours of operation, and civil penalties, in line with state law.

• Limits cannabis retail businesses to one per 12,500 residents and lower-potency hemp edible retailers to two within city limits
• Prohibits cannabis retail registration within 1,000 feet of a school and 500 feet of a daycare, residential treatment facility, or public park attraction used by minors
• Sets retail sale hours from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and requires temporary cannabis events to have security, medical staff, and odor control
• Imposes civil penalties of $500 to $2,000 for violations, with $2,000 for selling without valid registration
• Prohibits public use of cannabis and lower-potency hemp edibles, with exceptions for private residences and private property

12 03

The Greenfield City Council will hold a Truth in Taxation hearing and vote to adopt the final 2025 property tax levy and general fund budget. They will also appoint two planning commission members and approve a change order for Well #2. The consent agenda includes approval of $474,944.38 in claims and several routine resolutions.

• Adopt 2025 General Fund Budget and certify final property tax levy (Resolution 24-51)
• Approve Well #2 Change Order #1
• Appoint one vacant Planning Commission seat (1-year term) and one seat (3-year term)
• Approve claims totaling $474,944.38 (checks #32637-32661)
• Adopt Resolution 24-50: Hennepin County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan

12 03

The City Council will discuss responses to public comments on the Crow Pit gravel mine Environmental Assessment Worksheet and provide direction on next steps, including a potential Environmental Impact Statement. They will also interview candidates for a Planning Commission vacancy and a reappointment.

• Crow Pit EAW response to comments and CUP expansion discussion
• Interview of Lynn Holman for Planning Commission vacancy (1-year term)
• Interview of Julie Jones for Planning Commission reappointment (3-year term)
• Draft responses to 8 comment letters from agencies and community members
• Proposed schedule: Planning Commission hearing Dec 10, Council action Dec 17

12 03

The Greenfield City Council adopted the final 2025 General Fund budget and property tax levy after a public hearing. An error in paperwork sent to the county had shown a roughly 20% increase; the final adopted levy of $2,695,662 corrects that. The council also approved appointments to the Planning Commission, a change order for Well #2, and the consent agenda including payments of $474,944.38.

• Approved Resolution 24-51 adopting the 2025 General Fund budget of $2,830,987 and a total tax levy of $2,695,662, after amending the road overlays/patching line item to $430,000.
• Approved appointment of Lynn Holman to the Planning Commission for a one-year term ending December 31, 2025.
• Approved reappointment of Julie Jones to the Planning Commission for a three-year term (January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027).
• Approved Resolution 24-46 authorizing Well #2 Change Order #1, with the contractor redrilling at no cost to the city and requiring a video log after casing and screen installation.
• Approved the consent agenda, including payment of claims totaling $474,944.38, minutes of November 19, 2024, and resolutions waiving tort limits, accepting donations, and adopting the Hennepin County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.

12 03

The Council reached consensus to support the Crow Pit EAW as complete and to proceed with a conditional use permit (CUP) expansion, provided the CUP includes strict, enforceable conditions addressing noise, dust, water quality, traffic, and an emergency response plan. No formal vote was taken; direction was given to staff. Two planning commission appointments were discussed but not voted on.

• Consensus to support Crow Pit EAW as complete, no EIS needed (no formal vote)
• Directed staff to ensure CUP includes strict, controllable conditions on noise, dust, water, traffic, and a rapid response plan
• Planning commission interviews held for Lyn Holman (1-year term) and Julie Jones (3-year reappointment); no vote taken

EAW Formal Questions Response

The City of Greenfield, as the Responsible Governmental Unit, has prepared formal responses to agency and resident comments on the Environmental Assessment Worksheet for the proposed Crow Pit Gravel Mine Expansion. The document addresses concerns about groundwater, dust, lighting, wildlife, and missing property information. A public hearing on the Conditional Use Permit is scheduled for December 10, 2024.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit set for December 10, 2024
• Revised EAW to be issued by December 3, 2024, adding missing homes and wells on the west side of the Crow River in Hanover
• Blanding's turtle avoidance plan will be a condition of CUP approval
• Chloride dust suppressants limited to last resort for high-traffic areas
• Lighting must meet city dark-sky standards and DNR recommendations for wildlife

Crow Pit Expansion EAW Full Submittal 11 27

The City of Greenfield is reviewing an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for Superior Sand and Gravel's proposed expansion of its existing sand and gravel mine. The expansion would add 30.43 acres to the west and south of the current mine, with an estimated 5- to 8-year operating life. The public comment period is open for 30 days following notice in the EQB Monitor.

• Proposed expansion of existing sand and gravel mine by 30.43 acres in Greenfield, Hennepin County
• Estimated excavation volume of 595,100 cubic yards, with 436,500 cubic yards exported as aggregate
• Mining operations would occur 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays
• Reclamation plan includes restoring land to agricultural use or grassland with imported fill
• Public comments on the EAW must be submitted during the 30-day comment period

11 19

The Greenfield City Council will consider approving Ordinance No. 2024-03, which amends zoning code sections to regulate accessory dwelling units (ADUs), along with a resolution to publish it. They will also vote on a conditional use permit for a public riding stable, accept a MnDOT grant for local road improvements, and authorize a contract for credit card payments. The agenda includes routine consent items such as approving claims totaling $37,948.16 and minutes from prior meetings.

• Ordinance No. 2024-03: Amending zoning code for accessory dwelling units
• Resolution No. 24-46: Conditional use permit for public riding stable (property 26-119-24-43-0008)
• Resolution No. 24-47: Local Road Improvement Grant Agreement with MnDOT
• Authorize contract for credit card payments for city fees (pending attorney approval)
• Claims payment of $37,948.16 (checks #32595-32636)

11 19

The council approved Ordinance 2024-03 amending zoning code sections on accessory dwelling units, with a revision increasing the maximum size from 1,800 to 2,000 square feet. It also approved a conditional use permit for a public riding stable, a local road improvement grant agreement, and authorized staff to terminate negotiations with PSN and sign a contract with Nuvei for credit card payments. Additionally, the council authorized advertising for future commission and council appointments.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-03 amending ADU zoning, with max size changed to 2,000 sq ft (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-45 authorizing publication of Ordinance 2024-03 by title and summary (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-46 granting conditional use permit for public riding stable at 5960 Townhall Drive (5-0)
• Authorized staff to advertise for future Planning Commission, Parks Commission, and City Council appointments (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-47 approving Local Road Improvement Grant Agreement with redlines (5-0)
• Terminated negotiations with PSN and authorized signing contract with Nuvei for credit card payments, pending attorney approval (5-0)

11 19

The City Council discussed a credit card vendor contract, directing the attorney to negotiate with Nuvei for the shortest possible term without monthly fees. They also reviewed a MnDOT grant offer of $645,000 for Commerce Drive improvements, directing staff to propose a phased approach and seek additional funding. An update was given on ARPA-related right-of-way negotiations with Commerce District property owners.

• Directed attorney to negotiate with Nuvei for shortest contract term without monthly support/maintenance fee
• Directed staff to propose option 2 as phasing strategy for Commerce Drive project, pending additional funding
• Council consensus to present ADU maximum square footage amendment at upcoming meeting, deferring other concerns

11 19

The City Council will discuss whether to accept a partial $556,000 MnDOT grant for Commerce District improvements, which would require phasing the project and finding other funding. They will also compare two credit card payment vendors (Nuvei and PSN) for integration with the city's accounting software. The meeting is a workshop, so no final votes are expected.

• MnDOT offers $556,000 partial grant for TH 55 Frontage Road Access Improvement; city must respond by Nov. 22
• Council to discuss project phasing and right-of-way acquisition for Commerce District
• Credit card vendor comparison: Nuvei vs. PSN, with fees, timelines, and terminal costs detailed
• Nuvei offers $250/month support fee waived; PSN offers $270/month support fee
• Both vendors have waived implementation fees: Nuvei $5,000, PSN $3,000

11 12

The Greenfield Planning Commission voted 4-0 to recommend City Council approval of a conditional use permit for a public riding stable at 5960 Town Hall Drive. The Commission also voted 4-0 to recommend approval of a zoning code amendment for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), with minor text changes and added enforcement language. No public comments were received on either item.

• Approved motion to recommend City Council approval of a conditional use permit for a public riding stable at 5960 Town Hall Drive, vote 4-0.
• Approved motion to recommend City Council approval of an ADU ordinance amendment, with amendments to change 'units' to 'unit' in Section 3.(N).(3).(c) and to expand Section 3.(N).(4) to add a violation and enforcement procedure, vote 4-0.
• Approved the agenda, vote 4-0.
• Approved the October 8, 2024 meeting minutes, vote 4-0.

11 12

The council approved the canvass of the 2024 General Election results and declared winners. It also rescinded Resolution No. 24-42 due to a clerical error and approved a replacement resolution (No. 24-44) as required by the DOT. The meeting lasted four minutes and included no other substantive decisions.

• Approved Resolution No. 24-43 canvassing 2024 General Election results and declaring winners (5-0)
• Rescinded Resolution No. 24-42 due to clerical error and approved Resolution No. 24-44 per DOT requirement (5-0)

11 06

The Greenfield City Council will consider approving a 20-year gas franchise renewal with CenterPoint Energy and designating local funding for the Greenfield Road reconstruction project. The consent agenda includes paying $550,638.73 in claims. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Approve Ordinance No. 2024-02: 20-year CenterPoint Energy gas franchise renewal
• Approve Resolution No. 24-42: designating local funding for Greenfield Road reconstruction to satisfy MNDOT agreement
• Approve Pay Estimate #2 for Greenfield Road reconstruction ($422,051.71 to Northern Lines Contracting)
• Approve Well #2 construction and electrical improvements – accept bids and award contract
• Consent agenda includes $550,638.73 in claims, with $473,819.90 for Greenfield Road Paving

11 06

The Greenfield City Council will hold a workshop to discuss and provide direction on proposed cannabis regulations, including zoning for cultivation, retail, manufacturing, and other uses. Staff is seeking council input on standards such as buffer requirements, hours of operation, and limits on the number of retailers. The discussion will inform a draft ordinance for a future public hearing.

• Discussion on allowing cannabis cultivation, retail, manufacturing, wholesale, transportation, and delivery in specific zoning districts
• Proposal to limit cannabis retailers to one (based on population) and lower-potency hemp edible retailers to two
• Consideration of buffer requirements up to 1,000 feet from schools and 500 feet from daycares, treatment facilities, playgrounds, and parks
• Discussion on setting hours of operation for cannabis retail (state minimum: 10am-9pm daily)
• Review of draft ordinance amending Chapters 102 and 152 of city code

11 06

The Greenfield City Council approved the consent agenda including $550,638.73 in claims, a gas franchise agreement, and a resolution to publish it. They also approved Resolution 24-42 designating local funding for the Greenfield Road reconstruction project and Pay Estimate #2 for the first mile of concrete work. Item 8C on Well #2 construction and electrical improvements was tabled.

• Approved consent agenda including $550,638.73 in claims, Ordinance 2024-02 (gas franchise), and Resolution 24-41 (publication) (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-42 designating local funding for Greenfield Road reconstruction (5-0)
• Approved Pay Estimate #2 for Greenfield Road reconstruction to Northern Lines Contracting (5-0)
• Tabled Well #2 construction and electrical improvements bid and contract

11 06

The Greenfield City Council held a work session on November 6, 2024, reaching consensus on a draft cannabis ordinance to move to a Planning Commission public hearing and a December council meeting. They also discussed a Commerce District study, agreeing to work with businesses on right-of-way acquisition and to prepare an action committing ARPA funds. No formal votes were taken; decisions were by council consensus.

• Council consensus to adopt the minimum cannabis ordinance per statute; staff to prepare paperwork for Planning Commission public hearing and bring recommendation to Council in December.
• Council consensus to work with businesses on gaining right-of-way for Commerce District improvements; staff to prepare action committing ARPA funds with a phased approach.
• Council directed staff to bring a comparison worksheet and redlined agreements from PSN and Nuvei to the November 19 work session for credit card servicing.

10 30

The Greenfield Parks Commission will hold a regular meeting with agenda items including approval of minutes from August and September 2024, and discussions on updates regarding the ballfield and a memorial. No decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily for discussion and staff reports.

• Approval of amended minutes from August 21, 2024 meeting
• Approval of minutes from September 25, 2024 meeting
• Discussion: Update on Ballfield
• Discussion: Update on Memorial

10 15

The council will vote on a consent agenda including $874,849.01 in claims, with $752,280.21 for Greenfield Road paving. A public hearing will be held to adopt an assessment roll for delinquent services. Discussion items include approving a site/building plan for 7825 State Hwy 55 and a pay estimate for Greenfield Road reconstruction. Two performance increases for public works staff are also on the consent agenda.

• Approve payment of claims totaling $874,849.01, including $752,280.21 for Greenfield Road paving
• Hold public hearing and consider adopting assessment roll for delinquent recycling, sewer, water, and other services
• Approve site/building plan for 7825 State Hwy 55
• Approve Pay Estimate #1 for Greenfield Road Reconstruction
• Approve 3% performance increases for Public Works Maintenance/Heavy Equipment Operator and Public Works Supervisor

10 08

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a final site and building plan for an 8,100-square-foot addition to VSK Equipment at 7825 State Highway 55. The commission will also discuss a conditional use permit for 5960 Town Hall Drive (no public hearing), receive updates on the ADU ordinance and the Crow Pit EAW, and consider approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Final site/building plan for 8,100 sq ft addition at 7825 Hwy 55 (VSK Equipment)
• Conditional use permit discussion (no public hearing) for 5960 Town Hall Drive
• ADU ordinance update
• Crow Pit Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) update

Crow Pit Full Submittal to EQB

The City of Greenfield is reviewing an Environmental Assessment Worksheet for Superior Sand and Gravel's proposed 30.43-acre expansion of an existing mine. The project would extend mining to the west and south, with excavation of up to 595,100 cubic yards over an estimated 5- to 8-year operating life. The RGU is accepting public comments during the 30-day comment period following notice in the EQB Monitor.

• Expansion of existing sand and gravel mine by 30.43 acres in Section 10, T119N, R24W, Greenfield
• Estimated excavation volume of 595,100 cubic yards; 436,500 cubic yards expected to be exported as aggregate
• Mining hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays; no holidays
• Reclamation plan includes importing up to 164,900 cubic yards of fill to restore to agricultural use
• Public comment period open for 30 days after EQB Monitor notice

10 08

The Commission voted 3-0 to recommend approval of a final site and building plan for 7825 Hwy 55, with conditions from staff. A conditional use permit for 7825 Hwy 55 was discussed but tabled because the public hearing notice was missed; it will return in November.

• Approved agenda as presented (3-0)
• Approved minutes of August 13, 2024 (3-0)
• Recommended approval of final site/building plan for 7825 Hwy 55 with staff conditions (3-0)
• Tabled conditional use permit for 7825 Hwy 55 due to missed publication deadline; will return in November

10 01

The Greenfield City Council will consider two resolutions: one to release the draft Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for the proposed expansion of sand and gravel mining at the Crow Pit, and another to support a Hennepin County Youth Activities Grant application for a new youth baseball field. The council will also approve routine payments totaling $79,223.42 and the minutes from the September 17 meeting.

• Resolution 24-37: Release EAW for Crow Pit expansion at 6815 and 6675 Harff Rd
• Resolution 24-38: Apply for Hennepin County Youth Activities Grant for new ballfield ($230,000 total, incl. $150,000 park dedication funds)
• Approve claims totaling $79,223.42 (checks 32509-32527)
• Approve minutes of September 17, 2024 council meeting
• Public hearing (no specific item listed)

10 01

The Greenfield City Council approved Resolution No. 24-37 ordering the release of an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) with added details on a prior farmstead well and concrete crusher noise. The Council also approved Resolution No. 24-38, an application for a Hennepin County Youth Activities Grant to support a new ballfield, noting the current field is fully booked. The consent agenda, including $79,223.42 in claims and the September 17 meeting minutes, was approved unanimously.

• Approved Resolution No. 24-37 ordering release of EAW with added background on prior farmstead well and concrete crusher noise
• Approved Resolution No. 24-38 applying for a Hennepin County Youth Activities Grant for a new ballfield
• Approved consent agenda including $79,223.42 in claims and September 17, 2024 meeting minutes

10 01

The Council directed staff to pursue Option Three for cannabis regulation, using county delegation but retaining local zoning authority and a 90-day notice to reclaim control. They also reviewed the Crow Pit Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) and requested additional details on an on-site well and concrete crusher noise. The ADU survey closed, with a public hearing planned for November.

• Directed staff to draft cannabis regulations under Option Three (county delegation with local zoning and 90-day reclaim notice)
• Requested applicant provide details on on-site well status and concrete crusher noise for Crow Pit EAW
• Closed ADU survey; public hearing scheduled for November

10 01

The City Council will discuss whether to retain local authority to register cannabis businesses or pass that authority to Hennepin County. They will also review the Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for the Crow Pit gravel mine expansion off Harff Road and Greenfield Road. No decisions are expected at this workshop.

• Discussion on cannabis registration authority — city retains or passes to Hennepin County
• Review of Crow Pit EAW for gravel mining expansion off Harff Road and Greenfield Road
• Council to determine if EAW is complete for public distribution
• Tentative schedule: EAW public comment period Oct 15–Nov 14, CUP hearing Dec 10

09 25

The Parks Commission reviewed feedback on a Hennepin County Youth grant application for the ball field, with Commissioner Mastel planning to submit it by October 1. Chair Vandeputte reported nearing completion of a detail drawing for the memorial project. No formal votes were taken on these items; the meeting was procedural and discussion-only.

• Approved agenda (3-0)
• Approved minutes of August 21, 2024 (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:01 p.m. (3-0)

09 25

The Greenfield Parks Commission is meeting to discuss updates on the ballfield and a memorial project. The agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes and staff reports.

• Update on ballfield by Lindaman
• Update on memorial by Vandeputte
• Approval of minutes from May 29, 2024 meeting

09 17

The council voted 5-0 to approve Resolution No. 24-36, ordering a discretionary Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for expansion of sand and gravel mining at the Crow Pit. City Planner Scheib noted the area's proximity to the Crow River, shoreland, flood plain, and wetlands as key factors. The council also directed the city administrator to tell Rockford that the preferred route for fire equipment is to purchase an aerial truck and refurbish the pumper truck, but would support Rockford's final decision.

• Approved Resolution No. 24-36 ordering discretionary EAW for Crow Pit mining expansion (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $9,028.31 in claims, September 3 meeting minutes, and handbook policy update (5-0)
• Directed administrator to communicate preferred fire equipment route (aerial truck purchase, pumper refurbish) to Rockford
• Council agreed to have city engineer monitor speed limits on Greenfield Road during and after construction
• Council instructed administrator to bring cannabis authority discussion to a workshop with city attorney
• Entered closed session to discuss real property offers and counteroffers; staff received direction

09 03

The Council adopted Resolution 24-35, certifying the proposed 2025 General Fund Budget and preliminary property tax levy, and set a public hearing date. The Council also approved a support contract for IT services with Solution Builders and authorized the purchase of a new copier if the current one fails before January 1, 2025. The consent agenda, including payments of $192,013.26 and resolutions for the Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project, was approved 5-0.

• Adopted Resolution 24-35 certifying 2025 preliminary tax levy and budget (5-0)
• Authorized administrator to execute IT support contract with Solution Builders (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of a copier if current one reaches end of life before Jan 1, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $192,013.26 in claims and two eminent domain resolutions (5-0)

09 03

The Greenfield City Council will consider adopting the 2025 preliminary property tax levy and general fund budget, and set a date for a public hearing. The council will also vote on resolutions authorizing eminent domain for the Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project and purchasing real property interests. Other action items include authorizing an IT services contract with SolutionBuilders and purchasing a copier.

• Adopt Resolution 24-35 certifying the 2025 preliminary property tax levy and proposed general fund budget
• Resolution 24-33 authorizing acquisition by eminent domain for the Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project
• Resolution 24-34 authorizing purchase of certain real property interests
• Authorize administrator to execute IT services support contract with SolutionBuilders
• Approve payment of claims totaling $192,013.26

08 21

The Parks Commission discussed updates on the ballfield project, including a meeting with RAAA and a Hennepin County grant opportunity. The commission is requesting City Council consent to apply for a youth grant and an additional $115,000 for the ballfield project. The memorial project design is expected next week. No final decisions were made on these items.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes of April 24, 2024 (5-0)
• Discussed ballfield update; no vote taken
• Discussed memorial project update; no vote taken
• Adjourned meeting at 7:06 p.m. (5-0)

08 20

The Greenfield City Council will interview five vendors for IT managed services and discuss the 2024 preliminary budget. The agenda includes presentations from Solution Builders, Loffler, Marco, COPO Computers, and Paumen Computer Services, followed by a budget discussion. No decisions are scheduled; this is a workshop session.

• Interviews with five IT vendors: Solution Builders, Loffler, Marco, COPO Computers, Paumen Computer Services
• 2024 Preliminary Budget Discussion (pages 90-96 of agenda packet)
• Current IT contract covers 8 workstations, 1 server, 8 Office 365 licenses, with internet from MidCo (457 Mbps download)
• Vendors must guarantee 2-hour response time and 24/7 emergency service

08 20

The City Council held a work session to interview five IT managed services providers and discuss the 2025 preliminary budget. No formal votes were taken. The council asked staff to add road length and tonnage data to a budget spreadsheet and to arrange a demonstration of a reclaimer before a potential purchase.

• Interviewed five IT managed services providers: Solution Builders, Loffler, Marco, COPO Computers, and Paumen Computer Services.
• Discussed the 2025 preliminary budget, including the road overlay line item and equipment purchases.
• Directed staff to add road length and tonnage weight to the budget spreadsheet.
• Directed staff to arrange a demonstration of a reclaimer and explore a trial period before purchase.

08 20

The Greenfield City Council approved a two-year contract with the Hennepin County Sheriff for law enforcement services (2025-2026) and declared a vacancy on the Planning Commission, authorizing staff to advertise to fill the seat. The council discussed but did not approve an IT contract, asking staff to confirm offsite backup details before a future vote. A closed session was held to discuss offers and counteroffers on three properties.

• Approved Resolution No. 24-32: Hennepin County Sheriff Contract for Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2026 (5-0)
• Declared a vacancy on the Planning Commission and authorized staff to advertise to fill the seat (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $110,522.83 in claims and minutes from prior meetings (5-0)
• Discussed but did not approve IT contract; staff to confirm offsite backup details before next meeting

08 20

The Greenfield City Council will consider approving a two-year contract with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services (2025-2026) and selecting an information technology contractor from among five proposals. The council will also declare a vacancy on the Planning Commission and authorize advertising to fill the seat, and hold a closed session to discuss real estate negotiations for three properties.

• Approve Resolution No. 24-32: Hennepin County Sheriff Contract for January 1, 2025–December 31, 2026
• Approve Information Technology Contract (staff recommends authorizing city administrator to execute)
• Declare a vacancy on the Planning Commission and authorize advertising to fill the seat
• Closed session to discuss offers/counteroffers for properties at PID 29-119-24-44-0019, -0020, -0021
• Consent agenda includes payment of claims totaling $110,522.83

08 20

This agenda packet consists entirely of a marketing brochure from Marco, an IT services vendor, describing its managed IT, cybersecurity, and support offerings. No city council business, resolutions, ordinances, or public hearings are listed. The meeting has no actionable items for residents.

08 14

The Planning Commission will discuss updates to the draft Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance, including density eligibility, registration, occupancy rules, and size limits. Staff recommend removing the interim/permanent use distinction and setting a maximum ADU size of 50% of principal dwelling floor area. The Commission will also consider a community engagement proposal before the ordinance moves to a public hearing and City Council adoption.

• Discussion of ADU size limit: 50% of principal dwelling floor area or a set square footage cap
• Proposed density eligibility application process for ADUs in the RR District
• Recommended ADU registration process with a one-time fee to track units
• Removal of interim/permanent occupancy distinction; all ADUs treated as housing units
• Community engagement plan including website updates, Konveio public comment, and a mailer

8 14

The Greenfield Planning Commission discussed a proposed Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance, including minimum and maximum sizes and a self-service density analysis form. Commissioners raised concerns about minimum size and accessory setbacks. The draft and comments will be forwarded to the City Council. No formal action was taken on the ADU ordinance. The meeting also included updates on a commissioner's resignation and the Met Council's planning process.

• Approved agenda as presented (3-0)
• Approved minutes of previous meeting (3-0)
• No action taken on ADU ordinance; forwarded to City Council with comments
• Adjourned at 7:56 p.m. (3-0)

08 07

The Greenfield City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the 2025 preliminary budget. The draft budget includes notable increases in police contract costs, capital equipment purchases, and road maintenance. The council will review expenditure and revenue worksheets, with final numbers expected later.

• Police contract increase to $99.10/hr for 9 hrs/day in 2025-2026, up from $89.48/hr in 2024
• New copier/printer purchase of $40,000 for general office
• Gravel road shoulder reclaimer ($57,000) and Kubota ($24,000) as capital plan items
• Salt and brine costs increased due to higher purchase prices and more pavement to treat
• Small Cities Aid ($85,612 est.) to be used for road maintenance

08 07

The City Council approved a consent agenda including $201,680.40 in claims and a performance increase for an administrative assistant. They also approved Resolution 24-31 authorizing $3.47% bonds for the Greenfield Road paving project, saving about $192,000. A closed session was held to discuss real property offers. Residents raised concerns about property assessments for the Greenfield Road project during public comment and discussion.

• Approved payment of claims totaling $201,680.40
• Approved Resolution 24-31 for $3.47% General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 2024A, saving $192,000
• Discussed individual resident questions on Greenfield Road project assessments
• Held closed session under MN Stat. 13D.05 subd. 3(c)(3) for real property offers on two parcels
• Night to Unite event praised as a success

08 07

The council will consider issuing $1.5 million in general obligation improvement bonds for the Greenfield Road project and discuss individual resident assessment questions. A closed session is scheduled to discuss offers and counteroffers on two properties. The consent agenda includes approving $201,680.40 in claims and a performance increase for the administrative assistant.

• Approve Resolution No. 24-31 authorizing $1.5M in General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 2024A
• Individual resident questions/answers regarding assessments on Greenfield Road Project
• Closed session to discuss offers/counteroffers on properties PID 35-119-24-22-0003 and 35-119-24-23-0005
• Approve payment of claims totaling $201,680.40
• Approve performance increase for Administrative Assistant

07 16

The Greenfield City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the city's special assessment policy, which governs how property owners are charged for public improvements like streets, sidewalks, and utilities. The current policy, approved in 2019 and amended in 2022, will be reviewed with the City Attorney present to answer questions. No formal decisions will be made at this workshop.

• Discussion of the special assessment policy for funding infrastructure improvements
• City Attorney will be present to provide legal insight on the policy
• Policy covers assessment methods including front footage, area, unit, and combination methods
• Policy defines three types of improvements: Type I (local), Type II (area-wide), Type III (city-wide)
• Current policy was approved October 1, 2019, with amendment August 16, 2022 (Resolution No. 22-42)

07 16

The Greenfield City Council will consider approving payments totaling $242,840.61, approve meeting minutes and a quarterly financial report, and discuss authorizing a contract with PSN for credit card payments and adopting a credit card policy. The agenda also includes updates from State Representative Kristin Robbins and Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt.

• Approve payment of claims totaling $242,840.61 (checks #32339-32396)
• Authorize City Administrator to sign contract with PSN for credit card payments
• Approve credit card policy
• Public hearing (item 10, no details provided)
• Updates from State Representative and Hennepin County Sheriff

07 16

The Greenfield City Council authorized the city administrator to sign a contract with PSN for accepting credit card payments for city fees, services, and products, with a three-year term and one-year renewal. The council also approved a credit card policy, both pending city attorney approval. The consent agenda, including payment of claims totaling $242,840.61, was approved unanimously.

• Authorized city administrator to sign contract with PSN for credit card payments (3-year term, 1-year renewal), pending city attorney approval — approved 5-0.
• Approved credit card policy, pending city attorney approval — approved 5-0.
• Approved consent agenda including claims of $242,840.61, minutes of July 16, 2024 meeting, and quarterly expenditure/revenue report — approved 5-0.
• Approved agenda as presented — approved 5-0.

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06 18

The City Council selected a 15-year repayment plan for the 2024A bonds, approved a conditional use permit for a dog boarding and daycare facility at 8595 Commerce Drive, and authorized a contract with Munibit for website hosting. A credit card processing contract was tabled for further research. The council also approved a position classification study and a pay increase for the Accountant/Deputy City Clerk.

• Selected 15-year repayment option for 2024A bonds (consensus)
• Approved Resolution 24-28 for competitive negotiated sale of GO bonds, Series 2024A (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 24-29: site plan for 8595 Commerce Drive (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-30: CUP for dog boarding & daycare at 8595 Commerce Drive (5-0)
• Approved position classification summary from Abdo Solutions (5-0)
• Approved pay for performance increase for Accountant/Deputy City Clerk to $41.56/hour (5-0)
• Tabled contract with PSN for credit card payments for further research
• Authorized City Administrator to sign contract with Munibit for website hosting (5-0)

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6 11

The Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit and final site/building plan for 8595 Commerce Drive, with conditions including a fence enclosure for a dog run area and a garbage disposal area consistent with city code. Commissioners discussed concerns about building aesthetics, window space, tree removal, and wetland impacts, but ultimately voted 5-0 to approve both items.

• Approved final site/building plan for 8595 Commerce Drive with conditions (5-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for 8595 Commerce Drive with conditions (5-0)
• Approved agenda as presented (5-0)
• Approved minutes of May 14, 2024 meeting (5-0)

06 04

The Council approved Resolution 24-26, awarding the Greenfield Road reconstruction project to Northern Lines Contracting for $4,273,507.55. The vote was 3-1, with Council Member Bronczyk abstaining and Council Member Roehl voting against. Roehl stated his no vote was due to a desire to address the city's assessment policy. The Council also authorized the City Administrator to sign a Joint Powers Agreement with Hennepin County for assessment services and voted 5-0 to cancel the July 2, 2024, regular meeting.

• Approved Resolution 24-26 awarding Greenfield Road paving contract to Northern Lines Contracting for $4,273,507.55 (3-1, 1 abstention)
• Authorized City Administrator to sign Hennepin County Joint Powers Agreement for assessment services (5-0)
• Approved cancellation of the July 2, 2024 City Council meeting (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including payment of claims ($145,684.55), meeting minutes, and liquor license renewal for Harvest Wine & Spirits (5-0)

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05 21

The Greenfield City Council approved Resolution No. 23-25 to extend an Interim Use Permit for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on PID #35-119-24-31-0006 until July 30, 2024. The consent agenda, including payment of $39,738.44 in claims and approval of three sets of minutes, was also approved unanimously.

• Approved Resolution No. 23-25 extending Interim Use Permit for ADU (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $39,738.44 in claims and minutes (5-0)

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5 14

The Commission voted 4-0 to recommend approval of an extension to an Interim Use Permit for 6485 Lake Sarah Heights Drive, extending the deadline to July 30, 2024. The applicant, Matthew Heck, reported he is building the accessory structure himself and will hire a general contractor for the primary structure, with an estimated start next spring. Commissioners discussed concerns about setting a precedent and the primary structure's completion timeline. The Commission also approved the agenda, minutes from March 12 and April 9 (with corrections), and received an update on Accessory Dwelling Units and the Commerce District Study, which the Council has placed on hold pending the current legislative session.

• Approved agenda as presented (4-0)
• Approved minutes of March 12, 2024, Planning Commission meeting (4-0)
• Approved minutes of April 9, 2024, Planning Commission meeting with amendments (4-0)
• Recommended approval of extension to Interim Use Permit for 6485 Lake Sarah Heights Drive to July 30, 2024 (4-0)

05 07

The council discussed but took no final action on proposed ADU density eligibility rules for the RR district. Council consensus was to pause further work until the state legislative session ends, as potential state law changes could affect local rules. Staff will continue studying Commerce Corridor redevelopment opportunities and seek funding from MnDOT.

• No formal votes taken; council agreed to pause ADU density rule work until after legislative session
• Staff directed to continue Commerce Corridor study and MnDOT funding application

05 07

The council approved the consent agenda, including $231,191 in claims and the minutes from the April 16 work session. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved $231,191 in claims (5-0)
• Approved minutes of April 16, 2024 work session (5-0)

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04 16

The Greenfield City Council approved a conditional use permit (CUP) for the Silver Buckle Saddle Club, accepted the 2023 audited financial statements, and authorized hiring a Public Works Maintenance/Heavy Equipment Operator. All votes were 5-0. The council also heard a presentation from Hennepin County Commissioner Kevin Anderson and discussed road maintenance and youth sports grants.

• Approved Resolution No. 24-22 approving CUP for Silver Buckle Saddle Club (5-0)
• Accepted audited financial statements for year ending December 31, 2023 (5-0)
• Authorized hiring of Public Works Maintenance/Heavy Equipment Operator (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $156,998.52 in claims and prior meeting minutes (5-0)

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4 09

The Planning Commission voted 3-0 to recommend approval of a Conditional Use Permit for the Silver Buckle Saddle Club to the City Council, with conditions including driveway and turnaround specifications, ditch construction, height limits for structures and lighting, on-site septic if restrooms are required, and a minimum of two parking spaces plus a weed-free event parking area. The Commission also tabled approval of the March 12 meeting minutes for revisions and supported moving forward with an analysis of accessory dwelling units.

• Recommended approval of Silver Buckle Saddle Club CUP with six conditions (3-0)
• Tabled approval of March 12, 2024 meeting minutes for revisions (3-0)
• Supported moving forward with accessory dwelling unit analysis (3-0)

04 02

The City Council reviewed plans for the Greenfield Road Paving project but took no vote; staff is awaiting outside agency approvals before the project can proceed to bid. A setback was reported on the Well #2 project involving a damaged screen, and staff agreed to include the City Attorney going forward.

• Reviewed Greenfield Road paving plans; no action taken pending outside agency approvals
• Discussed Well #2 screen damage; staff consensus to include City Attorney in project

04 02

The Greenfield City Council approved the consent agenda, which included payment of claims totaling $160,291.37, minutes from the March 19 meeting, and a 90-day plat extension for Woodland Hills Farm Fourth Addition. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved consent agenda including $160,291.37 in claims (5-0)
• Approved minutes of March 19, 2024 council meeting (5-0)
• Approved 90-day plat extension for Woodland Hills Farm Fourth Addition (5-0)

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03 19

The Greenfield City Council approved a final site and building plan for 7750 69th Ave N (Resolution 24-16) with an added condition for fire chief review. They also approved several 2024 road maintenance contracts and a 90-day plat extension for The Rock Addition. All votes were unanimous 5-0.

• Approved Resolution 24-16 for final site/building plan at 7750 69th Ave N, with added fire chief review condition (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-17 for 2024 gravel hauling contractor (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-18 for 2024 dust control contractor (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-19 for 2024 crack seal contractor (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-20 for 2024 fog seal coat contractor (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-21 for 2024 patching & overlay contractor (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $46,678.92 in claims, March 6 minutes, and 90-day plat extension for The Rock Addition (5-0)

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3 12

The Planning Commission approved a final site/building plan for a mini-storage facility at 7750 69th Ave N with four conditions, including a non-opaque fence, 2-4 parking spaces, easement modifications, and watershed district compliance. One commissioner dissented over concerns about aesthetics and lack of utility connections. The commission also approved the meeting agenda and revised minutes from December 12, 2023.

• Approved final site/building plan for 7750 69th Ave N with conditions (4-1)
• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved revised minutes of December 12, 2023 meeting (5-0)

03 06

The Greenfield City Council approved pay estimate #1 for Well #2 construction and electrical improvements in the amount of $80,405.86. The council also acknowledged the resignation of public works employee Kris Baumann and authorized recruitment for a replacement. No public hearings were held.

• Approved $80,405.86 for Well #2 construction and electrical improvements (5-0)
• Acknowledged resignation of Kris Baumann and authorized recruitment for a Public Works Maintenance/Heavy Equipment Operator (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including payment of claims totaling $161,093.76 (5-0)

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02 28

The Greenfield Parks Commission voted to appoint Ben Vandeputte as Chair and Brian Mastel as Vice Chair, and approved a request for $40,000 from the City Council for repairs to the memorial area. The commission also discussed updates on the ballfield project and tree planting, but no other substantive decisions were made.

• Appointed Ben Vandeputte as Chair (4-0)
• Appointed Brian Mastel as Vice Chair (4-0)
• Approved request for $40,000 from City Council for memorial area repairs (5-0)

02 20

The Greenfield City Council met on February 20, 2024, and approved the consent agenda, including payment of claims totaling $329,798.83 and minutes from the previous meeting. No public hearings or discussion/action items were held. The meeting was largely procedural with reports from officials.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $329,798.83 in claims and February 6 meeting minutes (5-0)

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2 13

The Greenfield Planning Commission voted 3-2 to approve a motion determining the Greenfield Road reconstruction project is compatible with the city's comprehensive plan. The motion was passed without a proposed friendly amendment to request safer pedestrian and bicycle access to Central Park. Commissioners also elected Perry as Chair and Jones as Vice-Chair, and approved the previous meeting's minutes. A discussion on accessory dwelling units was held but no action was taken.

• Approved the agenda as amended with item 5 (election of chair and vice-chair), 5-0.
• Elected Perry as Chair, 5-0.
• Elected Jones as Vice-Chair, 5-0.
• Approved minutes of December 12, 2023, meeting as presented, 5-0.
• Approved motion that the Greenfield Road paving project is compatible with the comprehensive plan, 5-0 (Jones and Kohnen dissented; friendly amendment to add safer access request was not accepted).
• Adjourned at 8:32 p.m., 5-0.

02 06

The council held a public hearing and received the feasibility report for the Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project, then voted 4-1 to order preparation of plans and specifications. It also approved a consent agenda including $419,159.24 in claims and the 2023 Pay Equity Report, and approved a pay estimate for the Pioneer Trail North Paving Project.

• Approved consent agenda including $419,159.24 in claims, January 16 meeting minutes, and Resolution 24-15 (Pay Equity Report) (5-0)
• Received feasibility report for Greenfield Road Reconstruction Project via Resolution 24-13 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-14 ordering plans and specifications for Greenfield Road Reconstruction (4-1, Roehl dissenting)
• Approved Pay Estimate #1 for Pioneer Trail North Paving Project (5-0)

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01 16

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, including payment of $227,493.70 in claims, minutes, an engagement letter, two resolutions on letters of credit, and election judge appointments. They also approved Resolution No. 24-10 to call a public hearing on the Greenfield Road street improvement, and adopted Ordinance 2024-01 and Resolution No. 24-11 for the 2024 fee schedule. No public hearings were held.

• Approved consent agenda including $227,493.70 in claims (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 24-10 calling for public hearing on Greenfield Road street improvement (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 2024-01 and Resolution No. 24-11 for 2024 fee schedule (5-0)

01 02

The council approved a consent agenda including payment of $28,286.75 in claims, minutes from prior meetings, and several resolutions for 2024: designating official depositories, official newspaper, and appointing city attorney, engineer, planner, human resources, assessor, and building inspector. They also adopted the official calendar of public meetings, appointed the Public Works Supervisor as assistant weed inspector, approved a letter of credit reduction for Bushwood Hills Reserve, and granted a 90-day plat extension for Woodland Hills Farm Fourth Addition. Separately, the council adopted Resolution 24-07 appointing an acting mayor and councilmembers to committees for 2024.

• Approved consent agenda including $28,286.75 in claims (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 24-07 appointing acting mayor and councilmembers to 2024 committees (5-0)
• Removed Resolution 24-08 on signatories due to no change
• Approved Resolution 24-01 designating official depositories
• Approved Resolution 24-02 designating official newspaper
• Approved Resolution 24-03 approving city attorney, engineer, planner, HR, assessor, building inspector
• Adopted Resolution 24-04 adopting official calendar of public meetings for 2024
• Adopted Resolution 24-05 appointing Public Works Supervisor as assistant weed inspector

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