Silver Bay, Minnesota

City Council

The Silver Bay City Council will meet to discuss blight properties at four specific addresses. The body is also considering resolutions regarding election judges, the Silver Bay Golf Course Housing Project, and trailhead equipment installations.

• Blight properties discussion: 13 Law Drive, 17 Drake Circle, 41 Garden Drive, and 55 Davis Drive
• Resolution 2026-#42A rescinding the recording of the final plat and sale of lots in the Silver Bay Golf Course Housing Project
• Resolution 2026-#45 approval of Midwest Playscapes for MultiModal Trailhead playground and amenities
• Resolution 2026-#46 approval of handicap accessible pedestal at trailhead with Holden Electric
• Resolution 2026-38A amending election judges for 2026 primary and general elections

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The Silver Bay City Council will vote on a garbage collection contract with D&D Services d/b/a John’s Sanitary and renew Lake County's lease agreement for ambulance and rescue services. Additional items include a TIF draw request and change order for Boathouse Bay, a licensing agreement for a liquor store bar trailer, and discussion of the Aspirus Lakeview Hospital clinic. The meeting also covers routine consent agenda items and public comment.

• Resolution 2026-#43: Approval of garbage contract with D&D Services d/b/a John’s Sanitary
• Resolution 2026-#44: Lake County lease agreement renewal for ambulance and rescue services
• TIF Draw Request #11 and Change Order #4 for Boathouse Bay
• Bay Days Licensing Agreement for a liquor store bar trailer
• Aspirus Lakeview Hospital – Silver Bay Clinic discussion

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The Silver Bay City Council meeting on June 15, 2026 will consider routine consent items and several resolutions. New business includes an update on the Golf Course Housing Project and a proposal to sell selected lots. The council will also review a garbage contract renewal and adopt resolutions related to the Multi-Modal Trailhead Center and security cameras.

• Garbage Contract Renewal
• Golf Course Housing Project Update & Proposed Sale of Select Lots
• Resolution 2026-#39 Amendment to Krause Anderson GMP for Change Order #50 and #51 for the Multi-Modal Trailhead Center
• Resolution 2026-#40 Heartland Business Systems for Multi-Modal Trailhead Security Cameras
• Water Treatment Facility and Booster Station Ground Breaking Ceremony – July 7 at 10:00 a.m.

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The council adopted Resolution 2026‑#42, approving a final plat map and authorizing the sale of three golf‑course lots. It also approved security‑camera contracts for the Multi‑Modal Trailhead ($22,055.05) and a liquor store ($24,988.17), and authorized payment of $534,377.77 in claims. Additional resolutions on the North Shore Management Board agreement, election judges, and a $116,265.50 reduction to the Multi‑Modal Trailhead contract were also adopted.

• Approved Resolution 2026‑#42 to record final plat map and sell three golf‑course lots (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Approved motion to let EDA proceed with Z’Up North Realty to price and sell the lots (motion carried)
• Approved payment of $140,924.37 in unpaid claims and $393,453.40 in paid claims (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#40 for Heartland Business Systems security cameras at Trailhead, cost $22,055.05 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#41 for Heartland Business Systems liquor store security cameras, cost $24,988.17 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#39 amendment reducing Multi‑Modal Trailhead contract by $116,265.50, revised total $4,183,789.64 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#10A North Shore Management Board Joint Powers Agreement changes (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#38 election judges with wage $13.00/hour (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)

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The council approved its agenda and consent agenda items, including the July 10 City Hall closure and scheduled special-budget workshop dates. It adopted Resolution 2026-37, amending the Special Assessment Policy to use income‑based eligibility (Option 1), with a 5‑aye, 0‑nay vote. The council authorized payment of $64,502.50 for unpaid claims and $1,163,273.91 for paid claims. The meeting was adjourned at 6:30 p.m.

• Approved agenda (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda items, including City Hall closure July 10 and special‑budget workshop dates (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑37 Special Assessment Policy Amendment (Option 1) – 5 aye, 0 nay, 0 excused
• Approved payment of $64,502.50 in unpaid claims and $1,163,273.91 in paid claims (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:30 p.m. (motion carried)

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The Silver Bay City Council will consider a resolution to install security cameras at the Multi-Modal Trailhead and a special assessment policy amendment. The meeting also includes routine items such as the Treasurer’s Report for January 2026, the scheduled closing of City Hall on July 10th, and setting dates for special budget workshop meetings. All consent agenda items will be approved by a single motion unless a councilmember or citizen requests separate discussion.

• Resolution 2026-#37: Multi-Modal Trailhead Security Cameras
• Special Assessment Policy Amendment
• Treasurer’s Report – January 2026
• Closing of City Hall – July 10th
• Set Special Budget Workshop Meetings

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The council approved the meeting agenda, including a fireworks agreement, and adopted the consent agenda. It adopted Resolution 2026‑#35 to begin preliminary engineering for the Perimeter Ditch flood‑mitigation project, and Resolution 2026‑#36 to submit a $750,000 workforce‑housing grant application for the Silverpointe II apartments. Additional actions included approving a multi‑modal trailhead policy with a $100 security deposit, purchasing a liquor‑service trailer for up to $14,000, authorizing temporary signage on city property, and authorizing payment of $955,757.60 in unpaid claims and $220,762.53 in paid claims.

• Agenda approved with addition of Fireworks Agreement (motion carried)
• Consent agenda items approved (motion carried)
• Resolution 2026‑#35 Perimeter Ditch preliminary engineering adopted (4 aye, 0 nay, 1 excused)
• Resolution 2026‑#36 Workforce Housing grant application approved (4 aye, 0 nay, 1 excused)
• Multi‑Modal Trailhead policy accepted with $100 security deposit (motion carried)
• Liquor trailer purchase up to $14,000 approved (motion carried)
• Temporary signage lease on city property accepted (motion carried)
• Payment of $955,757.60 unpaid claims and $220,762.53 paid claims approved (Mayor LeBlanc aye, FitzGerald aye, Bautch aye, Hoff aye, DeRosier excused)

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The Silver Bay City Council will approve a consent agenda covering routine items such as summer hires and temporary liquor permits. They will consider two resolutions: one for preliminary engineering of a perimeter ditch project and another for a MN Housing Finance Agency workforce housing grant application for Silverpointe II Apartments. New business includes discussion of a liquor store trailer purchase, a request for temporary signage, and the Bay Days 2026 parade. The meeting will conclude with claims review and adjournment.

• Resolution 2026-#35 Bolton & Menk Preliminary Engineering for Perimeter Ditch Project
• Resolution 2026-#36 MN Housing Finance Agency Workforce Housing Grant Application for Silverpointe II Apartments
• Temporary Liquor Permit for Bay Days Event July 10-12, 2026
• Temporary Liquor Permit for Music in the Park (six events)
• Liquor Store Trailer Purchase

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The Silver Bay City Council approved its consent agenda and adopted four resolutions, including a cooperative agreement with Lake County and a renewal for the Veteran’s Home. It awarded the Phase 1A street and utility improvement contract to A‑1 Excavating LLC for $7,944,447 and accepted Bolton & Menk’s construction‑administration proposal. The council also approved payment of outstanding claims totaling $463,113.62 and adjourned the meeting.

• Agenda approved (motion carried)
• Consent agenda items approved (motion carried)
• Resolution 2026‑31 cooperative agreement with Lake County adopted (5‑0)
• Awarded Phase 1A contract to A‑1 Excavating LLC for $7,944,447 (5‑0)
• Accepted Bolton & Menk construction‑administration proposal ($953,000 fee) (5‑0)
• Renewed cooperative agreement with Silver Bay Veteran’s Home (5‑0)
• Approved payment of $91,572.74 unpaid claims and $371,540.88 paid claims (5‑0)
• Meeting adjourned at 6:43 p.m. (motion carried)

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The Silver Bay City Council will meet to approve the consent agenda, which includes the 2025 City Audit, the 2026 Summer Employee Handbook, and a Rocky Wall Entertainment License Agreement. The meeting will also address a vacant Parks & Rec Board position and a vacant Mary MacDonald Board seat.

• Approval of 2025 City Audit
• Rocky Wall Entertainment License Agreement
• Approval of 2026 Summer Employee Handbook
• Parks & Rec Board vacancy
• Mary MacDonald Board vacancy

CC Min. 04-20-26

The council accepted the 2025 City Audit and approved the consent agenda items, including the Veterans Home Memorial Day logo request and the 2026 Summer Employee Handbook. A resolution to move forward with conceptual planning for a new Mary MacDonald facility was adopted by a 3‑aye, 2‑nay vote. The council also authorized utility easement negotiations, re‑established the Garden Club, appointed members to the Park & Rec Board and Mary MacDonald Committee, and approved payment of $181,686 in unpaid claims and $461,868.28 in paid claims.

• Accepted 2025 City Audit (motion carried)
• Approved all consent agenda items (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#22 for new Mary MacDonald facility planning (3 aye, 2 nay)
• Authorized negotiations to permanently secure Phase 1 utility easements (motion carried)
• Supported re‑organization of the Garden Club and city covering beautification costs (motion carried)
• Appointed Albertjan Planten Von Afton to Park & Rec Board, term ends Dec 31 2028 (motion carried)
• Appointed Carole Bradbury Pridgen to Mary MacDonald Committee, term ends Dec 21 2027 (motion carried)
• Approved payment of $181,686.00 in unpaid claims and $461,868.28 in paid claims (all aye)

CC Min 04-06-26

The council approved its agenda, including a request from Sawtooth 16, LLC to lift a road restriction. It adopted the consent agenda, which hired a water/wastewater operator, amended the Neighborhood Revitalization Grant rules, approved an ATV event license, granted $3,500 to Storybook Theatre, and allowed a truck crossover on a restricted road. The council also proclaimed April 13‑20 as International Dark Skies Week, tabled the Mary MacDonald facility design resolution, and authorized payment of $325,524.98 in unpaid claims and $587,526.75 in paid claims (vote 4‑0, 1 absent).

• Approved agenda with addition of Sawtooth 16, LLC road lift restriction request (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda hiring Water/Wastewater Operator Thomas Sandstrom (pending background check)
• Approved amendment to Neighborhood Revitalization Grant Application (no new grants if prior improvement destroyed)
• Approved license agreement for MN ATV Riders “Ride the Shore” event (July 17‑19, 2026)
• Approved $3,500 Lloyd K. Johnson Grant for Storybook Theatre
• Approved Sawtooth 16, LLC road restriction lift request for truck crossover
• Tabled Resolution 2026-#22 Mary MacDonald Conceptual Planning for New Facility
• Approved payment of $325,524.98 unpaid claims and $587,526.75 paid claims (vote 4 ayes, 1 absent)

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The Silver Bay City Council will consider a consent agenda containing routine approvals for past meetings, hiring, and grant agreements. The body will also vote on a resolution for conceptual planning of a new facility and a proclamation recognizing dark skies.

• Approval of March 16 and March 31, 2026 meeting minutes
• Hiring of Water/Wastewater Operator
• Amendment to Neighborhood Revitalization Grant Application
• License Agreement for MN ATV Riders 'Ride the Shore' Event
• Lloyd K. Johnson Grant Agreement for Storybook Theater

CC Min 03-31-26 Sp. Mtg

The council adopted Resolution 2026‑#27, authorizing the ordering, plans, specifications, and bid advertisement for Improvement No. 2026‑01A of the citywide street and utility improvement project. It also adopted Resolution 2026‑#30, authorizing the submission of an MN DNR outdoor recreation grant application. Both resolutions passed unanimously (5‑0).

• Approved Resolution 2026‑#27 for street & utility improvement project (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 2026‑#30 to submit MN DNR outdoor recreation grant (5‑0)

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The Silver Bay City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes routine items and several resolutions. Key actions include approving a bid package from Magney Construction for a water treatment facility upgrade and booster station, awarding a tree‑clearing contract to Truax Enterprises for Phase 1 of the citywide street and utility improvement project, and authorizing a solar photovoltaic system interconnection contract. The council will also address a conditional use permit for the Mary MacDonald Business Center, a lease agreement for the same property, and the resignation of Eli Yachts as marina manager.

• Mary MacDonald Business Center Conditional Use Permit for Salveson Floor Care
• Acceptance of resignation of Eli Yachts as Marina Management
• Resolution 2026-#14A: Accept Bid Tabulation Package from Magney Construction for Water Treatment Facility Upgrade and Booster Station
• Resolution 2026-#28: Award contract to Truax Enterprises LLC dba Full Sun Services for Tree Clearing Services for Phase 1 Citywide Street & Utility Improvement Project
• Resolution 2026-#29: MN Power Interconnection for Solar Photovoltaic System Contract

CC Min 03-16-26

The council approved a $1,953,587 contract with Wescom for the water treatment facility upgrade and booster station. It also adopted contracts for marina management, engineering services, tree clearing, and a $37,500 amendment to engineering work, and authorized a funding application to the state drinking water revolving fund. Additionally, the council accepted the resignation of Eli Yachts as marina manager and approved payment of outstanding claims.

• Accepted resignation of Eli Yachts as Marina Management (effective April 30, 2026)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#23: North Shore Boat Works, LLC Marina Management contract effective May 1, 2026 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#24: Bolton & Menk engineering services (indirect costs) $1,225,000 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#14A: Awarded water treatment upgrade bid to Wescom $1,953,587 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#25: Amendment to Bolton & Menk services for PRV and transmission line work $37,500 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#26: Authorized application to MN Public Facilities Authority Drinking Water Revolving Fund (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#28: Awarded tree‑clearing contract to Truax Enterprises LLC $42,500 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Approved payment of $191,933.02 in unpaid claims and $287,358.94 in paid claims (motion carried)

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The Silver Bay City Council will hold a public hearing regarding Improvement No. 2026-1A. The discussion focuses on replacing surfacing and utilities on Adams Blvd north of Banks Blvd and Arthur Circle.

• Public hearing for Improvement No. 2026-1A: 2026 Citywide Street and Utility Improvements, Phase 1-A
• Infrastructure replacement including surfacing and utilities on Adams Blvd north of Banks Blvd and Arthur Circle

CC Min 03-09-26 Public Hearing Phase 1A

The council held a public hearing on Proposed Improvement No. 2026-1A for Adams Blvd. north of Banks Blvd. and Arthur Circle. No written or verbal comments were received and the council took no action on the project. The hearing was formally adjourned by a motion that carried.

• Adjourn public hearing (motion carried)

CC Min 03-02-26

The council adopted Resolution 2026‑#21, approving a $3,000,000 IRRRB grant for Phase 1 citywide street and utility improvements (5‑aye vote). A proposal for Bolton & Menk professional services for Mary Mac planning was tabled until April 6. The council also approved payment of $134,478.67 in unpaid claims and $251,356.80 in paid claims. The meeting was adjourned at 7:01 p.m.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda items, including declaration of 18 Mueller hydrants as surplus (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#21 IRRRB Grant Agreement for Phase 1 street & utility – $3,000,000 (5 aye, 0 nay, 0 excused)
• Tabled Resolution 2026‑#22 Bolton & Menk professional services for Mary Mac planning until April 6
• Approved payment of $134,478.67 in unpaid claims and $251,356.80 in paid claims (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:01 p.m. (motion carried)

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The Silver Bay City Council will vote on routine consent‑agenda items and consider several resolutions. It will approve a $3,000,000 IRRRB grant for Phase 1 citywide street and utility work and a contract with Bolton & Menk for Mary Mac planning. The council will also hear a request from SophiaLee, LLC to amend the COVID‑19 Taconite Community Relief loan agreement.

• Resolution 2026-#21: IRRRB Grant Agreement for Phase 1 Citywide Street & Utility – $3,000,000 FY26
• Resolution 2026-#22: Bolton & Menk Professional Services for Mary Mac Planning
• Declare 18 Mueller Hydrants as surplus
• Capitol Days event scheduled for March 17‑19, 2026
• SophiaLee, LLC request to amend COVID‑19 Taconite Community Relief Loan Agreement

CC Min. 02-17-26

The council approved the 2025 budget amendment, allocating $13,153,980 in revenue and $14,471,970 in expenditures. It also adopted several fund transfer, grant, and infrastructure resolutions, and approved payments for outstanding claims. All actions were adopted with three ayes and two members excused.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-#15 2025 Budget Amendment ($13,153,980 revenue, $14,471,970 expenditure) – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#16 2025 General Fund Transfers totaling $279,225 to Library, Airport, Arena, Parks & Rec, Community Building, Park State Bank Fund, EDA, Housing, and Public Works – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#17 Setting Public Hearing for Proposed Improvement No. 2026-1A on March 9, 2026 – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#18 MN Dept. of Commerce Solar Grant of $90,720 for Multi-Modal Trailhead Center – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#19 Krause Anderson Change Order of $34,462.31 for electrical upgrades to the Multi-Modal Trailhead – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#20 Joint Powers Agreement with the State of Minnesota for the Silver Bay Police Department – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Adopted motion to use Lake County HRA as the Economic Development Coordinator for the city – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused
• Approved payment of $98,466.81 in unpaid claims and $194,599.41 in paid claims – 3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused

CC Min 02-02-26

The council adopted the amended 2026 Fee Schedule and the amended 2026 Fine Schedule, each with a 5‑aye vote. It approved the Magney Construction bid for the Water Treatment Facility and Booster Station, except for the electrical portion, also by a 5‑aye vote. The council authorized payment of $40,062.10 in unpaid claims and $760,393.94 in paid claims.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-#5A Amended Fee Schedule (5 aye, 0 nay)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-#7A Amended Fine Schedule (5 aye, 0 nay)
• Approved Magney Construction bid for Water Treatment Facility & Booster Station, minus electrical portion (5 aye, 0 nay)
• Authorized payment of $40,062.10 in unpaid claims (5 aye, 0 nay)
• Authorized payment of $760,393.94 in paid claims (5 aye, 0 nay)

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The Silver Bay City Council will receive a presentation on a water, sewer, and stormwater rate study by David Drown & Associates. The body will also consider updates to the city's fee and fine schedules and review construction bids for water infrastructure.

• Water, Sewer, & Stormwater Rate Study presentation by David Drown & Associates
• Resolution 2026-#5A: Amended 2026 Fee Schedule
• Resolution 2026-7A: Amended 2026 Fine Schedule
• Resolution 2026-#14: Magney Construction bid tabulation for Water Treatment Facility & Booster Station Improvements
• Advertising for an open Water-Wastewater Operator position

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The Silver Bay City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss a revision of City Code Chapter 2, Section 230.15. The proposed change would increase the number of members serving on the board at the Mary MacDonald Business Center, Subd. 2. No decision has been made at this meeting.

• Revision of City Code Chapter 2, Section 230.15 for Mary MacDonald Business Center, Subd. 2 to increase board membership

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The Silver Bay City Council will review several routine items on the consent agenda, including meeting minutes and a Treasurer's Report. Council members will consider a Joint Powers Agreement for the North Shore Management Board. They will also order, accept, and schedule a public hearing for the Phase 1A Citywide Street and Utility Improvement Project feasibility report.

• Approve January 5, 2026 Annual Meeting minutes (consent agenda)
• Approve January 14, 2026 Special Joint Meeting minutes (consent agenda)
• Approve Treasurer’s Report for November 2025 (consent agenda)
• Resolution 2026‑#10 Joint Powers Agreement for North Shore Management Board
• Resolutions 2026‑#11 and #12 ordering and accepting feasibility report, and calling public hearing for Phase 1A Citywide Street and Utility Improvement Project

CC Min. 01-2026

The council adopted a code amendment increasing the board size from five to seven members, with four at‑large seats (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused). It also approved a joint powers agreement for the North Shore Management Board and moved forward with the Phase 1A Citywide Street and Utility Improvement Project by ordering a feasibility report, accepting the report, and scheduling a public hearing. Additional actions included amending the Kraus‑Anderson contract for the Multi‑Modal Trailhead Center, directing a reduced‑cost grant submission for the trailhead, and approving payment of outstanding city claims.

• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#9 to increase board size to 7 members (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#10 Joint Powers Agreement for North Shore Management Board (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#11 to order feasibility report for Phase 1A Street & Utility Project (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#12 to accept feasibility report and set public hearing for Feb 9, 2026 (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑#13 amendment to Kraus‑Anderson contract (COR 30 reduced $253.01, COR 33 added $3,812.09) (3 aye, 0 nay, 2 excused)
• Directed Bolton & Menk to reduce grant‑submission cost to $3,000 or have city staff submit (motion carried)
• Approved payment of $507,797.85 in unpaid claims plus additional amounts for street project and parking lot (motion carried)
• Approved agenda with addition of Resolution 2026‑#13 and other items (motion carried)

CC Min. 01-20-26 Public Hearing Chapter 2

Mayor LeBlald opened a public hearing to gather comments on a proposed revision to City Code Chapter 2, Section 230.15. No members of the public offered comments. A motion to adjourn the hearing was made by FitzGerald, seconded by DeRosier, and the motion carried. The council will address the code revision at the subsequent regular meeting.

• Adjourn public hearing (motion carried)

CC Min. 01-14-26 sp mtg

During the special joint meeting on January 14, 2026, motions were made to adjourn the Mary MacDonald meeting, the EDA meeting, and the City Council meeting. Each motion was seconded and carried. No other substantive actions or approvals were recorded.

• Adjourn Mary MacDonald meeting (motion by VanHouse, second Salveson) – carried
• Adjourn EDA meeting (motion by French, second Smuk) – carried
• Adjourn City Council meeting (motion by Bautch, second FitzGerald) – carried

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The Silver Bay City Council, the Mary MacDonald Committee, and the Economic Development Authority will hold a joint workshop to review the facility assessment of the Mary MacDonald Building prepared by Kraus–Anderson. The meeting is scheduled for January 14, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. in the ReUnion Hall, 97 Outer Dr, Silver Bay. The agenda includes a call to order, the assessment review, and adjournment.

• Facility Assessment – Mary MacDonald Building (review of Kraus–Anderson report)

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The Silver Bay City Council will meet on January 5, 2026 to adopt a consent agenda of routine items and to vote on several resolutions, including designations of official newspaper and depositories, appointment of an acting mayor, board and committee assignments, city fee changes, meals and mileage reimbursement, city fines, and an MPCA Stormwater Resiliency Grant. The meeting will also include a public presentation on the Lake County Veterans Memorial Association and the library strategic plan, and will address petitions, the mayor's letter to the state, legislative session priorities, and other business items.

• Resolution 2026-#8 MPCA Stormwater Resiliency Grant
• Resolution 2026-#5 City Fees
• Resolution 2026-#3 Appointment of Acting Mayor
• Public Presentation – Library Strategic Plan
• Jim Rich Commercial Building Official Contract (surplus item)

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