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Mon Jun 8, 2026
City Council
Council to consider water‑sewer rate increase and liquor license renewals
The New Auburn City Council will discuss several items, including a proposed water and sewer rate increase and the renewal of liquor licenses for Backwoods and Curly. They will also consider a contract for Maguire Iron to paint the water tower and a resolution to vacate a portion of 9th Ave and 10th Ave. Additional agenda items cover unfinished business, claims payments, and a report on a fire‑fighter probation period.
- Resolution 20260608A – LSL Replacement Project
- Vacate Street and Alley on 9th Ave and 10th Ave between 7th St and 6th St
- Liquor license renewal for Backwoods and Curly (off‑sale, on‑sale, Sunday)
- Water and Sewer rate increase proposal
- Maguire Iron contract to paint water tower
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✓ Decided: City Council approved new liquor licenses for Curly’s and Backwoods Bar
The council extended a firefighter's probation period by six months and approved the proposed firefighter salaries. It adopted the 2026 LSL Replacement Project resolution and granted off‑sale, on‑sale, and Sunday liquor licenses to Curly’s and Backwoods Bar. Additional actions included forgiving a hall rental for the New Auburn Lions, allowing a water‑sewer connection to avoid fees, approving July bingo sessions, and authorizing payment of pending claims.
- Extended firefighter probation period 6 months (motion carried)
- Approved firefighter salaries as presented (motion carried)
- Approved 2026 LSL Replacement Project resolution (motion carried)
- Approved liquor license renewal for Curly’s and Backwoods Bar (off‑sale, on‑sale, Sunday) (motion carried)
- Forgave New Auburn Lions hall rental for May 31 (motion carried)
- Allowed connection to existing water and sewer lines to avoid WAC and SAC fees (motion carried)
- Approved bingo sessions for July 3‑4 (motion carried)
- Approved payment of claims #70341‑70367 totaling $27,552.10 (5 ayes, 0 nays)
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City of New Auburn
Regular Meeting
June 8, 2026
Meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
At City Office 8303 8th Ave
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS TO THE AGENDA
4) OPEN PUBLIC FORUM (speakers will be limited to 5 minutes)
5) APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES (May)
6) REPORTS
a) Fire department – Firefighter with 6 month probation period is up
Salaries for the first half 2026
b) Treasurer - All financial information –
c) Parks/streets/building –
d) Sheriff -
7) RESOLUTIONS, POLICIES, AND ORDINANCES
a) Resolutions: 20260608A 2026 LSL Replacement Project
20260608B Retention Schedule
20260608C Vacate Street and Alley
b) Ordinance:
c) Policy:
8) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a) STREAMS –
b) SEH – Sam Fink –
c) Post office door - update
d) Vacate the street on 9th Ave and 10th Ave between 7th street and 6th street
9) NEW BUSINESS
a) Liquor License renewal- Backwoods and Curly for off sale, on sale and Sunday
b) New Auburn Lions – forgiveness on hall rental for May 31st
c) Leon Kuehl – water leak
d) Water and Sewer rate increase
e) WAC and SAC fees – 7443 7th Ave
f) Maguire Iron – contract to paint water tower
g) Citizen complaint- litigation hold and preservation of evidence
h) Citizen complaint – Regarding conduct and communications
i) Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach
10) ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO DISCUSS
a) Curt Reetz -
b) Clerks Report -
c) Open Discussion for Council members and Employees -
d) claims ____________________
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Minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of New Auburn in the County of Sibley
and State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council.
Regular Meeting
June 8, 2026
1
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mandy Grack at 7:00 p.m. at the city office.
Members present: Pam Horton, John Wangen, Michael Cotterman, Wayne Schultz and Mandy Grack
Members absent: Joey Schuft
Staff present: Roberta Zaske and Bryce Busse
Additions or Corrections to the agenda :
Open Public Forum: Wayne Nagel, Randy & Areil Krienke and Rob Brown
Approval of minutes: A motion by Michael Cotterman, seconded by Wayne Schultz to accept the minutes
for May meeting, motions carried.
Reports given:
1. Fire Department – Chief Busse gave his report. 4 medical and 1 weather. A motion by John
Wangen, seconded by Wayne Schultz to extend the probation period 6 months for the firefighter
to improve his calls, motion carried. A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Michael Cotterman
to approve the salaries for firefighters as presented, motion carried.
2. Treasurer report – Report was given and approved.
3. Park/streets/buildings- Bobbi reported for Joey, Well # 2 needs to be pulled out and inspected this
year.
4. Sheriff Report –
Resolutions, Ordinances and Policy:
Resolutions: 2026 LSL Replacement Project – A motion by Wayne Schultz, seconded by Pam
Horton to approve the resolution 20260608A 2026 LSL replacement project, motion carried.
20260608B Retention Schedu
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Mon Apr 13, 2026
City Council
MN lead copper fee increase from $0.81 to $1.26
The New Auburn City Council will consider a fee increase for lead and copper water service charges, raising the rate from $0.81 to $1.26. The council will also act on a resolution to transfer PID 36.0147.000 and review a $50,000 lead and copper grant for the SEH water, sewer, and storm‑water project. Additional items include updates on street seal‑coating, a lease agreement with RS Fiber, and approval of recent claim payments.
- Resolution to authorize transfer of PID 36.0147.000
- SEH – Sam Fink MDH lead and copper grant for $50,000
- MN lead copper fee increase from $0.81 to $1.26
- RS Fiber lease agreement
- Claims paid in March: $47,206.43 and $7,942.18
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✓ Decided: City Council approves RS Fiber lease and raises lead/copper fee
The council approved a two‑year lease agreement with RS Fiber (July 1 2025 – June 30 2027). It also voted to increase the state‑mandated lead and copper fee from $0.81 to $1.26. Additional actions included vacating portions of 10th Ave, purchasing gravel, installing a flow meter, and approving several service contracts.
- Approved RS Fiber 2‑year lease agreement (motion carried)
- Approved increase of lead/copper fee to $1.26 (motion carried)
- Approved vacating 10th Ave (5th‑7th St) and 9th Ave (6th‑7th St) (motion carried)
- Approved purchase of 16 loads of gravel (motion carried)
- Approved installation of flow monitoring device at lift station (motion carried)
- Approved increase of agreement letter from $5,000 to $10,000 (motion carried)
- Approved payment of claims #70275‑70303 totaling $29,172.91 (5 ayes, 0 nays)
- Approved Clarke Mosquito services: 4 treatments for $4,040.00 (motion carried)
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City of New Auburn
Regular Meeting
April 13, 2026
Meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
At City Office 8303 8th Ave
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS TO THE AGENDA
4) OPEN PUBLIC FORUM (speakers will be limited to 5 minutes)
5) APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES (March)
6) REPORTS
a) Fire department –
b) Treasurer - All financial information –
c) Parks/streets/building – grant for electric landscaping equipment
d) Sheriff -
7) RESOLUTIONS, POLICIES, AND ORDINANCES
a) Resolutions: 20260413A Resolution to authorize the transfer of PID 36.0147.000
b) Ordinance:
c) Policy:
8) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a) STREAMS – flow monitoring device
b) SEH – Sam Fink – water, sewer, storm water project- received a funding package
c) SEH – Sam Fink MDH lead and copper grant for $50,000
d) SEH – Sam Fink agreement letter
e) City Audit – review 2025 audit
f) Seal coat any streets this year
g) Update on the post office door
h) Cleaning crew update
i) Vacate the street on 9th Ave between 7th street and 6th street
9) NEW BUSINESS
a) MN lead copper fee from $.81 to $1.26
b) Update the data request policy
c) Need to adopt a retention schedule
d) Approval for Justin Nissen to split his property
e) James Neville water leak
f) RS Fiber lease agreement
g) Clarke Mosquito services
h) Farmers Coop – craft fair this summer
i) Local Board of Appeal and Equalization – Monday, April 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm
10) ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO DISCUSS
a) Curt Reetz -
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Minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of New Auburn in the County of Sibley
and State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council.
Regular Meeting
April 13, 2026
1
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mandy Grack at 7:00 p.m. at the city office.
Members present: Pam Horton, John Wangen, Michael Cotterman, Wayne Schultz and Mandy Grack
Members absent:
Staff present: Roberta Zaske, Bryce Busse, and Joey Schuft
Additions or Corrections to the agenda :
Open Public Forum:
Approval of minutes: A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Pam Horton to accept the minutes for March
meeting, motions carried.
Reports given:
1. Fire Department – Chief Busse gave his report. 5 medical calls, 2 mutual aid fires for the month.
2. Treasurer report – Report was given and approved.
3. Park/streets/buildings- Joey gave his report. Working on a electric landscaping equipment grant,
wants to buy a weed wipe for $1,275. Will buy road patch for the roads. A motion by John
Wangen, seconded by Michael Cotterman to approve to buy 16 loads of gravel, motion carried.
Flush hydrants on April 24-25th. Will start irrigating if weather holds.
4. Sheriff Report –
Resolutions, Ordinances and Policy:
Resolutions: 20260413A Resolution to authorize the transfer of PID 36.0147.000 A motion by
Pam Horton, seconded by Wayne Schultz to approve the resolution to authorize the transfer of PID
36.0147.000, motion carried.
Ordinances:
Policy:
Unfinished business:
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Mon Mar 9, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss street vacation and apartment building plans
The New Auburn City Council will review a proposal to vacate a street on 9th Ave and consider building plans for an apartment complex by Jake Properties. The body will also discuss a $50,000 MDH lead and copper grant and a water, sewer, and storm water project.
- Proposed street vacation on 9th Ave between 7th St and 6th St
- Jake Properties apartment building plan
- MDH lead and copper grant for $50,000
- Resolution 20260309A regarding a donation from Michael Grote
- Discussion of empty lot at 7443 7th Ave
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✓ Decided: Council approved sale of vacant lot on 7th Ave for $5,000
The council approved several actions, including accepting a $500 cemetery donation, receiving a $50,000 grant with a $6,000 engineering fee agreement, selling the vacant lot at 7443 7th Ave for $5,000, and vacating a portion of 9th Ave. It also approved a single duplex on 7th Ave, waived the hall fee for the Lions Spring Fling, and authorized payment of $42,430.93 in outstanding claims. All motions were carried.
- Accepted $500 donation for cemetery uses (motion carried)
- Accepted $50,000 grant and $6,000 engineering fee agreement with SEH (motion carried)
- Sold vacant lot at 7443 7th Ave for $5,000, city to pay closing costs (motion carried)
- Vacated street and alley on 9th Ave between 7th and 6th St (motion carried)
- Approved one duplex on 7232 and 7234 7th Ave (motion carried)
- Waived hall rental fee for New Auburn Lions Spring Fling on April 12 (motion carried)
- Approved payment of claims #70245-70266 totaling $42,430.93 (5 ayes, 0 nays, motion carried)
- Approved minutes of February meeting (motion carried)
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City of New Auburn
Regular Meeting
March 9, 2026
Meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
At City Office 8303 8th Ave
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS TO THE AGENDA
4) OPEN PUBLIC FORUM (speakers will be limited to 5 minutes)
5) APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES (February)
6) REPORTS
a) Fire department –
b) Treasurer - All financial information –
c) Parks/streets/building –
d) Sheriff -
7) RESOLUTIONS, POLICIES, AND ORDINANCES
a) Resolutions: 20260309A Donation from Michael Grote
b) Ordinance:
c) Policy:
8) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a) STREAMS –
b) SEH – Sam Fink – water, sewer, storm water project- received a funding package
c) SEH – Sam Fink MDH lead and copper grant for $50,000
d) City Audit – will be ready for April’s meeting
e) Seal coat any streets this year
f) Sibley County JD5 repair book- available at the city office
9) NEW BUSINESS
a) Empty lot at 7443 7th Ave
b) Vacate a street on 9th Ave between 7th St and 6th St
c) Jake Properties – building plan of apartment building
d) Local Board of Appeal and Equalization – Monday, April 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm
10) ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO DISCUSS
a) Curt Reetz -
b) Clerks Report -
c) Open Discussion for Council members and Employees - cut out window at hall to serve food out of? Change
code on the building? Fleet policy (training) was for police officers, I will take that sentence out next year.
claims __________________________________ to be paid in the amount of $__________
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Minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of New Auburn in the County of Sibley
and State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council.
Regular Meeting
March 9, 2026
1
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mandy Grack at 7:00 p.m. at the city office.
Members present: Pam Horton, John Wangen, Michael Cotterman, Wayne Schultz and Mandy Grack
Members absent:
Staff present: Roberta Zaske, Bryce Busse, and Joey Schuft
Additions or Corrections to the agenda :
Open Public Forum:
Approval of minutes: A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Pam Horton to accept the minutes for
February meeting, motions carried.
Reports given:
1. Fire Department – Chief Busse gave his report. 1 medical calls for the month. New blood
pressure machine is in service. Township meeting is tomorrow.
2. Treasurer report – Report was given and approved.
3. Park/streets/buildings- Joey gave his report. Replaced 3 arrow signs in town, been repairing
some damage along the side of the streets from plowing, fixed 2 hoses on plow truck.
4. Sheriff Report –
Resolutions, Ordinances and Policy:
Resolutions: 20260309A Donation from Michael Grote A motion by Michael Cotterman, seconded
by Wayne Schultz to accept the donation from Michael Grote for $500 for cemetery uses, motion carried.
Ordinances:
Policy:
Unfinished business:
1. STREAMS – Up coming Zoom meeting on March 19th. Mandy signed some letters for funding.
2. SEH - Sam Fink - Spoke with the council on the u
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Mon Feb 9, 2026
City Council
New Auburn City Council to review personnel and fire policies
The City Council will discuss updates to the 2026 Personnel Policy regarding paid family and medical leave, as well as fire, fleet, and resignation policies. The meeting includes reports on the 2027 Fire Budget and discussions on local infrastructure and property matters.
- 2026 Personnel Policy update for paid family and medical leave
- 2026 Fire Policy and Fleet Policy updates
- Draft for new duplex on Jake property
- Liquor event license for HILCC fish fry on February 28th
- Discussion on seal coating streets
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✓ Decided: City Council approved the 2027 fire department budget of $67,990
The council adopted the 2027 fire department budget of $67,990. It also approved several personnel and operational policies, waived a fee for the Historical Society's fall flower sale, and granted an event license for a fish fry. Sewer forgiveness amounts were approved, and claims totaling $35,886.38 were paid.
- Approved 2027 Fire Budget $67,990 (motion carried)
- Approved 2026 Personnel Policy (motion carried)
- Approved 2026 Fire Policy (motion carried)
- Approved New Auburn Fleet Policy (motion carried)
- Approved Advanced Resignation Notice Policy (motion carried)
- Waived fee for New Auburn Historical Society fall rental (motion carried)
- Approved event license for fish fry on Feb 28 (motion carried)
- Approved sewer forgiveness: 14,000 gal (Hunter Bushanan) and 9,800 gal (Mark Ness) (motion carried)
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City of New Auburn
Regular Meeting
February 9, 2026
Meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
At City Office 8303 8th Ave
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS TO THE AGENDA
4) OPEN PUBLIC FORUM (speakers will be limited to 5 minutes)
5) APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES (January)
6) REPORTS
a) Fire department – Fire Budget 2027
Fire policies
Background checks and MVR’s
Fire Commissioners meeting – Tuesday, February 10th
b) Treasurer - All financial information – not complete yet
c) Parks/streets/building –
d) Sheriff -
7) RESOLUTIONS, POLICIES, AND ORDINANCES
a) Resolutions:
b) Ordinance: -
c) Policy: 2026 Personnel Policy (updated paid family and medical leave)
2026 Fire Policy (update)
Advanced Resignation Notice Policy
Fleet Policy
8) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a) STREAMS –
b) SEH – Sam Fink –
9) NEW BUSINESS
a) Jake property sent a draft for new duplex
b) Historical Society –hall rental May 9th
c) HILCC – liquor event license for fish fry February 28th
d) Water tower light is fixed
e) City audit
f) RS Fiber letter
g) Leon Schmidt – water leak
h) Hunter Bushanan – water leak
i) Empty lot at 7443 7th Ave
j) Seal coat our streets this year?
k) Local Board of Appeal and Equalization – Monday, April 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm
10) ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO DISCUSS
a) Curt Reetz -
b) Clerks Report -
c) Open Discussion for Council members and Employees -
claims __________________________________ to be paid in the amount of $____
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Minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of New Auburn in the County of Sibley
and State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council.
Regular Meeting
February 9, 2026
1
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mandy Grack at 7:00 p.m. at the city office.
Members present: Pam Horton, John Wangen, Michael Cotterman Wayne Schultz (7:05 pm) and Mandy
Grack
Members absent:
Staff present: Roberta Zaske, Bryce Busse, and Joey Schuft
Additions or Corrections to the agenda :
Open Public Forum:
Approval of minutes: A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Pam Horton to accept the minutes for
January meeting, motions carried.
Reports given:
1. Fire Department – Chief Busse gave his report. 4 medical calls for the month. Fire
Commissioner meeting is Tuesday, February 9th at 7:00 pm. We will be doing background
checks on all firefighters but decide to do all employees. A motion by Michael Cotterman,
seconded by Wayne Schultz to approve the 2027 Fire Budget for $67,990.00 as presented, motion
carried.
2. Treasurer report – Report was given and approved.
3. Park/streets/buildings- Joey gave his report. Had fire extinguisher check, OSHA meeting in
New Auburn on February 17th, will pick up donuts or breakfast pizza with drinks. Took the
Christmas lights down.
4. Sheriff Report –
Resolutions, Ordinances and Policy:
Resolutions:
Ordinances:
Policy: 2026 Personnel Policy Motion by John Wangen, seconded by Pam Horton to approve the
2026 pers
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Mon Jan 12, 2026
City Council
City Council will approve purchase of 7234 7th Ave property, closing Jan 29
The New Auburn City Council will consider several resolutions, including transfers of a parcel ID and funds, and a donation from the fire relief fund. The council will also discuss a purchase agreement and quit‑claim deed for the property at 7234 7th Ave, with closing scheduled for January 29. Additional items include an updated 2026 Personnel Policy on paid family and medical leave and a savings account allocation of $4,000 each for water and sewer each month.
- Resolution 20260112A – Authorize transfer of PID 36.0067.000
- Resolution 20260112B – Transfer funds in General Account
- Resolution 20260112C – Transfer funds in Storm Water Account
- Resolution 20260112D – Donation from New Auburn Fire Relief
- Purchase Agreement and Quit Claim Deed for 7234 7th Ave – closing Jan 29
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City of New Auburn
Regular Meeting
January 12, 2026
Meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
At City Office 8303 8th Ave
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS TO THE AGENDA
4) OPEN PUBLIC FORUM (speakers will be limited to 5 minutes)
5) APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES (December)
6) REPORTS
a) Fire department – Mutual Aid Agreement
Hire New Employee
b) Treasurer - All financial information
c) Parks/streets/building –
d) Sheriff -
7) RESOLUTIONS, POLICIES, AND ORDINANCES
a) Resolutions: 20260112A Authorize to Transfer of PID 36.0067.000
20260112B Transferring Funds in General Account
20260112C Transferring Funds in Storm Water Acct
20260112D Donation from New Auburn Fire Relief
b) Ordinance: -
c) Policy: 2026 Personnel Policy (updated paid family and medical leave)
2026 Fire Policy (update)
8) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a) STREAMS – Meetings are 2nd Wednesday of every month
b) SEH – Sam Fink –
c) Purchase Agreement and Quit Claim Deed for 7234 7th Ave – closing January 29th
d) Savings Account- water $4000 and Sewer $4000 each month
9) NEW BUSINESS
a) Complaint about snow removal
b) New Printer
c) Advance Resignation Notice Program
d) Workshop on Thursday, January 29th with Fire Officers to go over fire policy
e) City audit is January 20-22
f) Local Board of Appeal and Equalization – Monday, April 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm
10) ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO DISCUSS
a) Curt Reetz -
b) Clerks Report -
c) Open Discussion for Council membe
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Minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of New Auburn in the County of Sibley
and State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council.
Regular Meeting
January 12, 2026
1
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mandy Grack at 7:02 p.m. at the city office.
Members present: Pam Horton, John Wangen, Michael Cotterman Wayne Schultz (7:09 pm) and Mandy
Grack
Members absent:
Staff present: Roberta Zaske, Bryce Busse, and Joey Schuft
Additions or Corrections to the agenda :
Open Public Forum:
Approval of minutes: A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Pam Horton to accept the minutes for
December meeting, motions carried.
Reports given:
1. Fire Department – Chief Busse gave his report. 9 medical calls for the month. A motion by Pam
Horton, seconded by Michael Cotterman to approve the Mutual Aid Agreement present by the
Fire Chief for Sibley County, motion carried. Fire Relief is changing the by-laws to amend the
age to become a firefighter to 18 years old. A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Michael
Cotterman to approve a new blood pressure unit for fire department for $4,899.98, motion
carried. A motion by John Wangen, seconded by Michael Cotterman to approve a new
firefighter, Grady Schuft to the department as soon as all paperwork is completed, motion carried.
2. Treasurer report – Report was given and approved.
3. Park/streets/buildings- Joey gave his report. KLM will install the screen or have Matt Webb
construction do it in
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