City of Bovey Minnesota public meetings in 2022
7 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Bovey City Council will meet to discuss and potentially act on several items, including shop addition bids, an RGGS purchase agreement, and a resolution to appoint election judges. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as minutes, disbursements, and treasurer reports, as well as updates from department heads.
- Shop addition bids and RGGS purchase agreement to be discussed by Engineer Jeremy Schwarze
- Resolution 22-0720 for Election Judge Appointment
- Public Works report including water plant meter and stage donation
- Police report from Chief Sam Hussman
- Claims list totaling $45,010.14 for approval
City Council
The Bovey City Council will hold its regular meeting on June 15, 2022, with a routine agenda including approval of minutes, disbursements, and treasurer reports. Department heads will provide updates, including police, engineering, and public works. The council will also discuss the city garage shop addition and RGGS land, and review the consent agenda.
- Approve consent agenda: minutes from May 18, 2022, disbursements for claims and payroll, treasurer reports
- Police Chief Sam Hussman report on calls and potential SWAT team volunteer
- Engineer Jeremy Schwarze update on shop addition and RGGS land
- Public Works Kevin Odden report on May activities and sewer issue near Bob Tok's
- Claims list totaling $102,578.98 for approval
City Council
The Bovey City Council will meet to review bids for the Red Rock Business Park project, discuss a purchase agreement with RGGS, consider a streetscapes resolution, and address a vacant council seat. The agenda also includes routine items such as approving minutes, disbursements, and financial reports.
- Red Rock Business Park bids review
- RGGS purchase agreement discussion
- Streetscapes resolution consideration
- Vacant council seat appointment
- Approval of 2021 financial statements
City Council
The Bovey City Council will meet on March 16, 2022, to consider routine items including approving the consent agenda (minutes and disbursements) and hearing department reports. Notable items include an advertisement for bids for the Red Rock Business Park, a fire board pay proposal, and a liability waiver. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions listed.
- Ad for bids, Red Rock Business Park
- Fire board pay proposal
- Liability waiver
- Approval of consent agenda (minutes and disbursements)
- Utility report
City Council
The Bovey City Council will meet to consider a resolution on administrative tickets from the police chief, review plats for the N 3rd Addition and Red Rock subdivision, and approve a list of claims and payroll totaling about $97,088. The agenda also includes reports from the engineer, public works, and other departments.
- Resolution for admin tickets from Police Chief Sam Hussman
- Plat for N 3rd Addition and Red Rock plat, plus Red Rock engineering proposal
- Resolution 22-0219 IRRR from Public Works
- Claims list totaling $97,088.15, including $45,662.19 to Trout Lake Fire Department
- Public forum comment about sidewalk plowing and concrete contracting
City Council
The Bovey City Council will meet to consider resolutions on municipal boundary adjustment and police administrative citations, along with routine approvals of minutes, disbursements, and reports. The agenda also includes discussion of a wellhead proposal, an IT proposal, and an offer to purchase city land.
- Resolution 22-0119-01: police administrative citations
- Resolution 22-0119-02: municipal boundary adjustment
- Bolton & Menk wellhead proposal
- Fusion Tech IT proposal
- Offer to purchase city land
City Council
The Bovey City Council is holding its annual reorganization meeting to set 2022 meeting dates, make appointments to committees and boards, and approve annual appointments including the city attorney, depository, and legal newspaper. The council will also consider proposals from three engineering firms—Bolton & Menk, Benchmark Engineering, and SEH—for city engineering services, with rate schedules and project-based fees included. The agenda is largely procedural, with no substantive policy decisions listed.
- Appointments: Mayor Pro Tem, Street Inspector/Zoning Officer (Kevin Odden & Robert Stein), City Attorney (John Dimich), City Engineer, Weed Inspectors, Civil Defense Coordinator (Robert Stein)
- City Depository: 1st National Bank of Coleraine; Legal Newspaper: Scenic Range News Forum
- Mileage reimbursement rate set at federal standard of $0.585 per mile for 2022
- Engineering proposals: Bolton & Menk ($95-$295/hr), Benchmark Engineering ($80-$180/hr), SEH (rates attached)
- Consent agenda includes minutes from Dec. 8 and Dec. 15, 2021 meetings and disbursements