The City of Skyline, MN
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Topics found in recent meetings
- Contracts & procurement
- Planning & zoning
- Resolutions & ordinances
- Budget & taxes
- Public safety
- Water & utilities
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Recent meetings
Mon Oct 20, 2025
City Council
✓ Decided: Skyline committee adopts twice-yearly drain line cleaning plan
The Skyline Flooding Mitigation Committee agreed to keep survey data private, adopted a twice-yearly drain line cleaning schedule, and discussed future recommendations for the City Council. No formal votes were taken; the meeting focused on information gathering and planning.
- Adopted twice-yearly drain line cleaning plan
- Agreed to keep survey data as working data only, not shared publicly
- Scheduled next meeting for November 17, 2025
- Assigned action items for committee members to report back at next meeting
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October 20, 2025
Skyline Flooding Mitigation Committee
Attendees: Joanne Boettcher, Kathy Johnston, NancyKluck, Janet Nelson, Rob Pipal, Matt Malvin
Guests present:Terri Evers, Brad Hornemann
Members Absent: Jen Heimer, Jim Attarian
Summary
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Open discussion from the group members about the ways to share survey information that
maintains residents' privacy. The group's consensus was that we use the information we have
collected as working data only and contain the information to the members of the group at this
time
● Guest Terri Evers came to the meeting to share thewater history of her home as she knows it
since 1969. There have been issues during heavy rains in the past. They have had water after
heavy rain before. Their home is located at the very end of Line 1.
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Other examples of basement water were reviewed on the results chart.
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Some discussion followed after the group reviewed the results received from the survey. The
feedback has resulted in data showing homes both on the inside lots and outside lots having
water during heavy rains. This discussion led the group to the past history and current planned
cleaning of the lines. The council adopted a twice a year plan for clean out. Members mentioned
that Jetter Clean was on the hill today cleaning lines.
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Jim Attarian was with Jetter Clean for the clean outs, but was not at the meeting to provide a
report. Members requested that Jim bring information to our n …
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Wed Jul 30, 2025
City Council
✓ Decided: Council forms subcommittee to assess Skyline drainage issues and costs
The City Council held a special meeting to discuss drainage and tile line issues on East Skyline Court. They formed a subcommittee chaired by Joanne Boettcher to assess the problems, determine repair costs, and explore funding options. The council also discussed adding a spring cleaning schedule for tile lines and improving public communication about drainage responsibilities.
- Formed drainage subcommittee chaired by Joanne Boettcher
- Plan to add spring/early summer Jetter Clean date for tile lines
- Plan to publicize tile line diagram
- Plan to obtain cost estimate for tile line replacement/repair (no bidding yet)
- Plan to improve communication via regular updates and potential Facebook page
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City of Skyline
Special Meeting Minutes
July 30th, 2025/ 6:45 PM / Skyline City Hall
COUNCIL ATTENDEES: Mayor Paige Attarian, Eric Manske, Michelle Kotila, Steve Romnes, Joanne Boettcher,
Lon Whitehead
City Clerk absent - Michelle Kotila took minutes and video of meeting available on cityofskyline.com
Guests: Ross and Sandi Lubrant, Matt and Kathy Johnston, Mike and Katie Krantz, Jerry Edwards, Dwight and
Connie Wallin, Chris and Bobby Short, Darlene Lee, Marilyn Schueneman, Brad Hornemann, Darell and Terri
Evers, Marvis Waterbury, Susan Jordan, Jennifer Wettergren, Chris Heimer, Andrew Wilhelmi, Jill Gates,
Sheila Gorny, Lori Waylett, Sabrina Ehmke, Louis Myers, Stephen Jenkins, Adrienne Paulson, Laura Marsala
Peterson, Kelsy and Cameron Nelson, Brian Knauer
Online: Janet Nelson
Agenda:
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Public Forum: Trees down on East Skyline Court
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Drainage issues
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Jim Attarian supervised Jetter Clean Clearing 3 tile lines (3x in last 13 months). Tile #1 was
okay and is 8” tile. Tile #2 was fully blocked to West Skyline Court. Tile #3 was clear. THe
last time they were cleaned were October 24th 2024 (the annual cleaning) and before that
in July 2024.
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Tile line from home to main lines are homeowner responsibility
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Main tile lines are responsibility of city or TBD
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Plan to publicize the tile line diagram
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Add a Jetter Clean date Spring/early summer
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Obtain a cost estimate to replace/repair tile line - not bidding the job yet
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Question the n …
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Wed Oct 23, 2024
City Council
Council to consider contract amendment for landscaping work
The Skyline City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a contract amendment that would allow the city to hire a landscaper to finish landscaping for residents. The agenda includes routine items such as the call to order, Pledge of Allegiance, and public forum, with the contract amendment as the only substantive item.
- Contract amendment to hire landscaper for finishing resident landscaping
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City of Skyline
Special Meeting Minutes
October 23rd, 2024/ 6:45 PM / Skyline City Hall
Agenda
❏Call meeting to order
❏Pledge of Allegiance
❏Public Forum
❏Contract amendment to allow city to hire landscaper to finish landscaping for the residents
Fri Jun 28, 2024
City Council
City Council holds procedural special meeting with no substantive decisions
The Skyline City Council convened a special meeting with only procedural items on the agenda. No ordinances, contracts, or public hearings were listed for action or discussion.
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✓ Decided: Council approves landscaping cash-outs totaling $8,529.68
The Skyline City Council approved three landscaping cash-out payments: $2,200 to Laura Peterson, $4,485.93 to Marilyn Schueneman, and $1,843.75 to Kelly McIntee. All motions passed unanimously. Official cash-out documents will be prepared, signed, and notarized.
- Approved $2,200 landscaping cash-out to Laura Peterson (unanimous)
- Approved $4,485.93 landscaping cash-out to Marilyn Schueneman (unanimous)
- Approved $1,843.75 landscaping cash-out to Kelly McIntee (unanimous)
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City of Skyline
Special Meeting Minutes
June 28th/ 6:45 PM / Skyline City Hall
COUNCIL ATTENDEES:
Guests:
Via Google Meet:
Agenda:
❏ Call to Order
❏ Perform Pledge of Allegiance
❏ Public Forum
❏ Landscaping cash out
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City of Skyline
Special Meeting Minutes
June 28th, 2024/ 6:45 PM / Skyline City Hall
COUNCIL ATTENDEES: Mayor Attarian, Eric Manske, Michelle Kotila, Shirley Piepho
Guests: Laura Marsala, Nancy Kluck, Marilyn Schueneman, Marvis Waterbury
Via Google Meet: Kelly McIntee, Amanda Jackson
❏Meeting called to order at 6:45 pm by Mayor Attarian
❏Pledge of Allegiance performed by all in attendance
❏Public Forum-No comments, concerns or questions
❏Landscaping cash out-Shirley motions to pay Laura Peterson the sum of $2200 for land restoration,
Michelle seconded. Passed unanimously. Shirley motioned to pay Marilyn Schueneman the sum of
$4485.93, Michelle seconded. Passed unanimously. Two amounts were proposed for Kelly and PJ McIntee.
The first amount is $1317.90(Payment schedule #1), this amount was prepared by Mayor Attarian using
photos and bids for plants and labor from Edenvale Nursery, the second amount is $1843.75(Payment
schedule #2), this amount was proposed by PJ and Kelly McIntee’s. Shirley motioned to pay Kelly McIntee
$1843.75(Payment schedule #2), Michelle seconded. Passed unanimously.
Official cash out option documents will be prepared, signed and notarized.
Mayor Attarian requested a motion to adjourn at 7:15 pm, Shirley motioned to adjourn, Michelle seconded,
passed unanimously.
Mon Mar 7, 2022
City Council
✓ Decided: Skyline council backs one-year tax abatement for residents affected by water tower easements
At an emergency meeting on March 7, 2022, the Skyline City Council discussed the water tower project's impact on residents whose property is under easement. The council agreed to add a one-year tax abatement to the easement agreement, to open City Hall as a quiet workspace, to purchase additional air filters for affected residents during construction, and to develop a 24-hour communication tool. The council also agreed that Eric Manske would serve as backup mayor and that reimbursement for lawn watering would be based on unit usage. No formal vote tallies were recorded for these agreements; the only recorded vote was the unanimous motion to adjourn.
- Agreed to add a one-year tax abatement to the easement agreement for affected residents
- Agreed to open City Hall to residents needing a quiet place to work during construction
- Agreed the City will purchase additional air filters for affected residents during construction
- Agreed to develop a 24-hour communication tool for the water tower project
- Agreed that lawn watering reimbursement would be based on unit usage rather than a dollar amount
- Agreed that Eric Manske can serve as backup mayor when Mayor Attarian is unavailable
- Adjourned at 8:44 pm (unanimous)
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City of Skyline
Emergency Meeting Minutes
March 7, 2022/ 7:00 PM / Skyline City Hall
COUNCIL ATTENDEES: Mayor Attarian, Lon Whitehead, Shirley Piepho, Eric Manske, Jason Hamond, Steve
Romnes
Guests: List of guests in attendance will be attached to the filed copy of these meeting minutes in the
clerk’s office at the City Hall.
Via Google Meet: Charlie Berg
Agenda:
❏ Mayor Attarian called meeting to order at 7:00 pm.
❏ Pledge of Allegiance performed by all in attendance.
Mayor Attarian opened the meeting to the public forum. No replies from the public.
❏ Open discussion started regarding residents that will be directly affected by the the water tower project
easements. Shirly Piepho initiated the conversation by stating that the council was holding this meeting to
circle back with affected community members to review the requests and assure that their concerns were
being validated. Shirley states that there should be discussion about project completion dates. Mayor
Attarian states that the completion date has been cited as June 2023, but that the tower must be up by
December 2022. Shirley started with the concerns on the foundation of the project, Paige clarified that
neither ISG or General Contractor would be responsible for the foundation portion and that it would be a
bonded independent contractor. Another big issue brought forth by Shirley is the importance of
communication throughout the construction process, notifying residents when there was a scheduling
change on the pa …
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