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The Board of Commissioners will meet to vote on several resolutions, including waste management and transit service agreements. The meeting includes a joint workshop with the Library Advisory Board and a discussion on the Metropolitan Council CDA budget and levy.

• Resolution No. 2026-81: Adopting the Scott County Solid Waste Management Plan 2024-2044
• Resolution No. 2026-143: Ratifying notice of assignment of three agreements to the Metropolitan Council for termination of certain transit services
• Resolution No. 2026-157: Agreements for school-linked mental health services with Scott County Intermediate School Districts and the Scott Family Net Collaborative
• Resolution No. 2026-154: Precious Metal Dealer License for Crown Jewelry and Time, LLC
• Resolution No. 2026-151: Submittal of comments on the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Draft Resource Management Report

Planning Advisory Commission

The Planning Advisory Commission will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for a private airport in Blakeley Township and a request to rezone 65.05 acres in Spring Lake Township to allow a 14-lot preliminary plat. A consent agenda item proposes rezoning 30.66 acres in Sand Creek Township to Agricultural Preservation Density. The commission will also approve previous meeting minutes and receive a planning manager update.

• Conditional use permit for private airport (Wayne C. Nagel) in Section 23, Blakeley Township
• Rezoning of 65.05 acres from RR-1 to RR-2 and preliminary plat of Meadow Oaks (14 lots) in Section 21, Spring Lake Township
• Rezoning of 30.66 acres from TR-C to A-3 in Section 26, Sand Creek Township (Randy Kubes)
• Approval of June 8, 2026 meeting minutes

General

The Scott County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance request from John & Emily Neisen to increase a legal non-conforming structure by over 50% of its existing square footage in Sand Creek Township. The board will also consider approving minutes from the June 8, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on variance PL#2026-037 to expand a non-conforming structure by over 50% in Section 7 of Sand Creek Township

General

County Board

The Scott County Board will vote on a consent agenda including several rezones and preliminary plats, contracts for pavement preservation and building demolition, and a letter to the federal delegation urging delay of SNAP cost shifts. A workshop on the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority will follow the meeting.

• Rezone 40 acres from UER to UER-C and preliminary plat of Joos Addition
• Rezone 39.05 acres from TR to TR-C and preliminary plat of Four Roots Hilltop
• Preliminary and final plat of Klehr Third Addition
• Authorize contract with Rachel Contracting LLC for 2026 Building Demolition Project
• Authorize letter to federal delegation urging delay of SNAP administrative cost shifts

County Board

This is a workshop session of the Scott County Board of Commissioners; no formal decisions are expected. Items for discussion include comment letters on solid waste and the farm bill, school attendance and linked mental health services, and budget recommendations. The agenda is mostly procedural discussion with no concrete actions or votes listed.

• Review of Solid Waste Comment Letter
• Review of Farm Bill Comment Letter
• School Attendance discussion
• School Linked Mental Health (SLMH) discussion
• Budget Recommendations discussion

County Board

The Scott County Board of Commissioners will meet on June 16, 2026, to act on a consent agenda that includes a conditional use permit for a private indoor horse-riding arena in Belle Plaine Township and an interim use permit for a detached accessory dwelling unit. The board will also receive information on school attendance programs and mental health advisory council priorities, and adopt a resolution affirming the Standard Measures Program for reporting results to residents.

• Adopt Resolution 2026-137: Conditional Use Permit for private indoor horse-riding arena (Holly & Eric Zimmerman, Belle Plaine Township)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-138: Interim Use Permit for detached accessory dwelling unit (Christine Isaac & James Toomey)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-91: Final payment to McNamara Contracting for 2025 Pavement Preservation Program - Bid Package B
• Adopt Resolution 2026-117: Agreement for targeted cost share project for streambank stabilization on Raven Stream
• Adopt Resolution 2026-128: Affirming adoption of Standard Measures Program for reporting results to residents

The Board of Commissioners approved several resolutions via consent agenda, including road preservation payments and land use permits. The Board also approved a record of disbursements totaling $56,132,479 and multiple personnel actions.

• Approved June 2, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Authorized final payment to McNamara Contracting, Inc. for pavement preservation (unanimous)
• Authorized streambank stabilization agreement for Raven Stream (unanimous)
• Authorized county project submittals for regional and highway safety solicitations (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to the MN Dept of Human Services Mobile Crisis Response Contract (unanimous)
• Approved 1-day temporary on-sale liquor license for Hometown Bats Foundation (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Prior Lake Aggregates solid waste license (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for private indoor horse-riding arena (unanimous)

General

The Scott and Carver County Boards of Commissioners are meeting for a workshop to discuss several administrative and regional projects. The session includes reviews of insurance pools, watershed districts, and transit services.

• Scott County Association for Leadership & Efficiency (SCALE) Insurance Pool
• Lower Minnesota River Watershed District
• Merriam Junction Trail
• Transit/ Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)
• Jail Medical Director

County Board

The Scott County Board of Commissioners will hold a workshop to discuss the 2027 preliminary budget. The meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026, in Shakopee.

• Workshop: 2027 Preliminary Budget discussion

Board of Adjustment

The Scott County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a request for two variances to allow replacement of a single-family home in Spring Lake Township. The applicant seeks to reduce the required 75-foot setback from the ordinary high-water level to 56.2 feet and increase maximum impervious lot coverage from 25% to 30%.

• Public hearing for variance PL#2026-030: setback reduction from 75 ft to 56.2 ft and impervious coverage increase from 25% to 30% for a home replacement in Section 9, Spring Lake Township

The Board of Adjustment approved a request for two variances at Section 9 in Spring Lake Township. The decision allows for a reduced setback from the Ordinary High-Water Level and increased impervious lot coverage to facilitate replacing a single-family home.

• Approved January 13, 2026 minutes
• Approved Bellicot variance for 56.2-foot setback and 26.4% impervious coverage (6-0, 1 abstention)

Planning Advisory Commission

The Planning Advisory Commission will hold public hearings on two major projects: the Lydia Prime Central Development, which seeks rezoning of 7 parcels and a 15-lot preliminary plat, and Rockland Second Addition, a 1-lot plat with a conditional use permit amendment for Ace Auto. The consent agenda includes five routine items: plats for Klehr Third Addition (67 acres), Joos Addition (rezoning and plat, 40 acres), and Four Roots Hilltop (rezoning and plat, 39 acres), plus a conditional use permit for a private horse arena and an interim use permit for an accessory dwelling unit.

• Public hearing: Rezone 7 parcels to Rural Business Reserve and preliminary plat for 15-lot Lydia Prime Central Development on 79 acres in Spring Lake Township
• Public hearing: Preliminary/final plat of Rockland Second Addition (1 lot, 10.5 acres) and CUP amendment for Ace Auto in Sand Creek Township
• Consent item: Preliminary/final plat of Klehr Third Addition – 1 lot and 1 outlot on 67.06 acres in Sand Creek Township
• Consent item: Rezone 40 acres from UER to UER-C and preliminary/final plat of Joos Addition (1 lot, 1 outlot) in St. Lawrence Township
• Consent item: Conditional use permit for a private indoor horse-riding arena in New Market Township

The Planning Advisory Commission approved multiple plat and rezoning requests for properties in Sand Creek and St. Lawrence townships. The commission also approved a conditional use permit for a private indoor horse-riding arena in New Market township.

• Approved Klehr Third Addition preliminary and final plats (67.06 acres) in Sand Creek
• Approved Joos Addition rezoning, preliminary plat, and final plat (40 acres) in St. Lawrence
• Approved Four Roots Hilltop rezoning, preliminary plat, and final plat (39.05 acres) in St. Lawrence
• Approved Zimmerman conditional use permit for a private indoor horse-riding arena in New Market
• Approved May 11, 2026, meeting minutes

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider several consent agenda items, including rezoning 76.50 acres from an Agricultural Preservation District (A‑1) to an Agricultural Preservation Density District (A‑3) for the Kocina Addition. Other items include approving precious‑metal dealer licenses, a budget amendment for employee insurance benefits, and an agreement for law‑enforcement services at Mystic Lake Amphitheater. The meeting also includes routine reports, a legislative update, and a joint workshop with the County Development Agency.

• Rezoning 76.50 acres (A‑1 to A‑3) and plat approval for Kocina Addition
• Precious metal dealer licenses for River Valley Gold & Silver, LLC and Pawnxchange, LLC
• Budget amendment for insurance benefits and plan year change
• Adoption of the Scott County Multi‑Jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Agreement with City of Shakopee for law‑enforcement services at Mystic Lake Amphitheater

The Scott County Board approved the May 19, 2026 meeting minutes. It adopted several resolutions, including precious‑metal dealer licenses, rezoning of agricultural land, and the county’s Multi‑Jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Plan. The board also approved a payroll processing package for recent personnel actions. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved May 19, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Precious Metal Dealer License for River Valley Gold & Silver, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 76.50 acres from A‑1 to A‑3 Agricultural Preservation District (unanimous)
• Approved the Scott County Multi‑Jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with City of Shakopee for law‑enforcement services at Mystic Lake Amphitheater (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to the agreement with Motorola Solutions and related budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved insurance benefits changes and related budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing of listed personnel actions (unanimous)

Ditch Board

The Scott County Ditch Board will consider adopting Resolution 2026-127, which authorizes the Scott Soil and Water Conservation District to enter into a contract for maintenance on Scott County Drainage Ditch No. 13 (CD13). This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the remainder is approval of prior minutes and adjournment.

• Adopt Resolution 2026-127 authorizing a contract for maintenance on Scott County Drainage Ditch No. 13 (CD13)

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider a consent agenda including a conditional use permit for a private indoor riding arena (David and Jodi Martin), final payments for pavement preservation and housing trust projects, a crack sealing contract, gambling permits for local organizations, and play area development agreements with the Metropolitan Council and Three Rivers Park District. They will also approve three-year labor agreements with sheriff's sergeants, telecommunicators, and deputy sheriffs. In the regular agenda, they will receive a financial update for the first quarter of 2026 and a presentation on community safety.

• Conditional use permit for private indoor riding arena (David and Jodi Martin)
• Authorize crack sealing project agreement with Allied Blacktop Company
• Approve gambling off-site premises permits for Shako Valley Amateur Hockey Association and Shakopee Dollars for Scholars
• Authorize final payment to Valley Paving for 2025 Pavement Preservation Program
• Authorize grant and cooperative agreements for play areas at Cedar Lake Farm and Cleary Lake Regional Parks

The Scott County Board adopted a series of resolutions authorizing payments and agreements for road work, a private riding arena, gambling permits, lawn care, and park development grants. It also approved payroll processing for several personnel actions and a record of disbursements totaling $12,656,677. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved final payment to Valley Paving, Inc. for the 2025 Pavement Preservation Program (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for a private indoor riding arena (unanimous)
• Authorized agreement with Allied Blacktop Company for the 2026 Crack Sealing Project (unanimous)
• Authorized two lawful gambling off‑site premises permits for Shako Valley Amateur Hockey Association (unanimous)
• Authorized a lawful gambling off‑site premises permit for Shakopee Dollars for Scholars (unanimous)
• Authorized agreement with Executive Outdoors for lawn care services (unanimous)
• Authorized grant agreements with the Metropolitan Council for play areas at Cedar Lake Farm and Cleary Lake Regional Parks (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing of listed personnel actions (unanimous)

Planning Advisory Commission

The Planning Advisory Commission will consider a rezoning request for 76.50 acres in Belle Plaine Township. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding an interim use permit for a mining facility in St. Lawrence Township.

• PL#2026-019: Rezoning of 76.50 acres from A-1 to A-3 and plat of Kocina Addition (2 lots, 1 outlot) in Belle Plaine Township
• PL#2026-022: Interim Use Permit for a mining facility for the Highway 169/282/9 interchange project in St. Lawrence Township

The commission approved the minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting and closed the consent agenda, both by unanimous vote. It then voted to approve the request to rezone 76.5 acres from A‑1 to A‑3 and to adopt the preliminary and final plats for the Kocina Addition. The approval was unanimous with four Ayes and three abstentions, and the commission set conditions that must be met before the County Board can consider the application.

• Approved April 13, 2026 Planning Advisory Commission minutes (unanimous)
• Closed consent hearing (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (motion recorded, outcome not specified)
• Approved rezoning of 76.5 acres to A‑3 and adoption of preliminary and final plats for Kocina Addition (4 Ayes, 3 abstentions)

County Board

The Scott County Board will meet to approve a consent agenda containing several resolutions, including an interim use permit for outdoor cannabis cultivation under a state mezzobusiness license. Other items authorize grants, contracts for trail work, correctional food service, and security initiatives. Following the meeting, a workshop will cover multiple community service organizations.

• Interim use permit for River Valley Partners, LLP for outdoor cannabis cultivation (Resolution 2026-89)
• Final payment to Northland Grading and Excavating for Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park Campground Project (Resolution 2026-79)
• Cooperative agreement with Three Rivers Park District for trail work at Cleary Lake Regional Park (Resolution 2026-92)
• Service agreement with Trinity Services Group, Inc. for correctional food service (Resolution 2026-95)
• Acceptance of Urban Area Security Initiative grant from Minnesota Department of Public Safety (Resolution 2026-96)

The Board unanimously approved the April 21, 2026 minutes and adopted ten consent‑agenda resolutions covering grant amendments, final payments, a cannabis cultivation permit, trail and park agreements, and service contracts. They also unanimously approved payroll processing for a list of personnel actions. All votes were recorded as unanimous roll‑call votes.

• Approved Resolution No. 2026-67 authorizing Amendment No. 4 to the Minnesota Department of Human Services Family Group Decision‑Making Grant (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-79 authorizing final payment to Northland Grading and Excavating for the Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park Campground Project (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-89 approving an interim use permit for River Valley Partners, LLP for outdoor cannabis cultivation (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-92 authorizing a cooperative agreement with Three Rivers Park District for trail work at Cleary Lake Regional Park (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-93 authorizing application for a 2026‑2027 Minnesota Trail Assistance Grant and related agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-95 authorizing a service agreement with Trinity Services Group, Inc. for correctional food service (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-96 authorizing acceptance of an Urban Area Security Initiative Grant and agreement with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing of listed personnel actions, including separations, hires, promotions, and reclassifications (unanimous)

County Board

The Scott County Community Health Board will convene, approve minutes from November 18, 2025, and receive a report from the Community Health Services Administrator, Public Health Staff, and the Medical Director on collaboration with partners. No binding decisions or fiscal actions are on the agenda.

• Receive a Community Health Board Report from the Community Health Services Administrator, Public Health Staff, and the Scott County Medical Director
• Approve minutes from November 18, 2025

County Board

The Scott County Board of Commissioners will meet in a workshop setting to receive presentations from three non-profit organizations: Katallasso Group, Southern Valley Alliance, and the Scott County Agricultural Society. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is informational only.

• Presentation by Katallasso Group
• Presentation by Southern Valley Alliance
• Presentation by Scott County Agricultural Society

General

The Board of Commissioners is holding a workshop to review comparative demographics and coordination projects with Dakota County. Discussions focus on shared operations across public safety, human services, libraries, and technology. The meeting also includes a review of solid waste coordination.

• Jail Medical Director and Records Management System
• Emergency Management and Preparedness
• Non-Emergency Medical Transport (NEMT) and Crisis Response
• Child Care Licensing and MnChoices
• Solid Waste Coordination

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider a consent agenda including a rezone of 30 acres from A-1 Agricultural Preservation District to A-3 Agricultural Preservation Density District for the Warner Farm (David and Connie O'Brien, applicants). Also on the consent calendar are sealcoat and trail maintenance contracts, a zoning ordinance amendment to define revocation of conditional and interim use permits, a three-year agreement with Operating Engineers Local 49, and an agreement with Axon Enterprise for evidence software. A separate resolution would restructure treatment court by transferring 1.0 FTE to Community Corrections and increasing the Veterans Court Coordinator to 1.0 FTE. The board will also receive a presentation on solid waste and proclaim Volunteer Recognition Week.

• Rezone 30 acres for Warner Farm from A-1 to A-3 Agricultural Preservation Density District
• 2026 Sealcoat Program agreements with Pearson Bros., Inc and cooperative agreements with Helena, Jackson, and Louisville Townships
• Intersection improvement project at County Highway 21 and Southbridge Parkway/Pike Lake Road (ICON, LLC)
• Zoning Ordinance No. 3 amendment to define process for revoking conditional and interim use permits
• Restructure treatment court: sunset current court, transfer 1.0 FTE to Community Corrections, boost Veterans Court Coordinator to 1.0 FTE

The Board unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda resolutions, including a watershed committee operating procedure, a 30‑acre rezoning, a highway improvement project, and a zoning‑ordinance amendment. It also adopted resolutions to sunset the Treatment Court, recognize Volunteer Recognition Week, and submit comments on the Metropolitan Council’s draft regional solicitation. Payroll actions and $14,053,130 in disbursements were approved, and Commissioner Ulrich announced he will not seek reelection.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-58 for Scott Watershed Management Organization citizen committee (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-62 rezoning 30 acres from A‑1 to A‑3 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-86 budget amendment for County Highway 21 & Southbridge Parkway project (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-87 amendment to zoning ordinance for revoking conditional permits (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-68 sunset of Treatment Court, transfer of 1.0 FTE, increase Veterans Court coordinator (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-73 proclaiming April 19‑25 2026 Volunteer Recognition Week (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-100 authorizing comments on Metropolitan Council draft solicitation (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing of listed personnel actions (unanimous)

Planning Advisory Commission

The Scott County Planning Advisory Commission will vote on an amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 3 to define how land‑use permits can be revoked. It will also consider a rezoning and preliminary plat for the Open Sky Prairie property in Belle Plaine Township, an interim use permit for outdoor cannabis cultivation in Louisville Township, and a conditional use permit for an indoor riding arena in Spring Lake Township. A workshop will present an overview of the county’s 2050 Comprehensive Plan.

• Amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 3, Chapter 2, to define revocation process for land‑use permits
• Rezoning and preliminary plat request (PL#2026-010) for Open Sky Prairie, Section 29, Belle Plaine Township
• Interim use permit request (PL#2026-012) for outdoor cannabis cultivation, Sections 33 & 34, Louisville Township
• Conditional use permit request (PL#2026-011) for Martin Private Indoor Riding Arena, Section 24, Spring Lake Township
• Workshop: 2050 Comprehensive Plan overview

The Planning Advisory Commission unanimously approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance to define revocation processes. It also unanimously approved the rezoning of 38.82 acres in Belle Plaine from A‑1 to A‑3 and the related preliminary and final plats. After discussion, the commission voted 5‑1‑1 to recommend approval of an interim use permit for River Valley Partners LLC’s outdoor cannabis cultivation, subject to conditions.

• Amended Zoning Ordinance No. 3 to define land‑use permit revocation process (unanimous)
• Rezoned 38.82 acres in Belle Plaine from A‑1 to A‑3 (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Open Sky Prairie (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Open Sky Prairie (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of interim use permit for outdoor cannabis cultivation (5 Ayes, 1 Nay, 1 Abstention)

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider approving contracts for pavement marking, traffic signals, and bridge documentation, along with resolutions for a mental health grant and liquor license renewals.

• Contract with Sir Lines-A-Lot for 2026 pavement marking and striping
• Contract with Valley Paving for County Highway 16 and Dean Lakes Trail traffic signals
• Bridge replacement priority list update for six Scott County bridges
• Amendment to Minnesota DHS grant for school-linked mental health services
• Renewal of on-sale liquor license for Castle Kitchens Corporation

The Scott County Board approved the March 17, 2026 minutes and unanimously adopted a series of consent‑agenda resolutions, including a land purchase for a County Highway 42 supporting road project, contracts for pavement marking, traffic signal upgrades, and roof replacement projects. The Board also approved payroll processing for multiple personnel actions, such as separations, new hires, promotions, and status changes.

• Approved March 17, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-54: Sale and removal of single‑family house at 1732 Marschall Rd (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-66: Cooperative agreement with City of Prior Lake to purchase 13995 Hidden Lake Trail NE for County Highway 42 supporting road project (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-69: Contract with Sir Lines‑A‑Lot, LLC for 2026 annual pavement marking and striping project (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-70: Contract with Valley Paving, Inc. for County Highway 16 and Dean Lakes Trail/Kinlock Way traffic signal project (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing of personnel actions, including separations, new hires, promotions, and status changes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-84: Contract with AWR Inc. for roof replacement and mechanical air shaft intake cap projects (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-85: Application for WIC Nutritional Program and Peer Breastfeeding Support Program grant (unanimous)

County Board

The Board of Commissioners will meet in a workshop setting to receive presentations from four non-profit organizations. The meeting will also include a workshop discussion regarding transportation.

• Presentation from Families and Individuals Sharing Hope (FISH)
• Presentation from Community Action Partnership (CAP) Agency
• Presentation from University of Minnesota Extension
• Presentation from Scott County Historical Society
• Workshop discussion on transportation

County Board

The Board of Commissioners will vote on several zoning ordinance amendments and a contract for the CSAH 16 Modernization Project. The meeting includes a decision on a temporary asphalt plant permit and the conveyance of land to Spring Lake Township.

• Contract with Northwest Asphalt, Inc. for the CSAH 16 Modernization Project
• Interim Use Permit for Valley Paving, Inc. to operate a temporary asphalt plant
• Amendments to Zoning Ordinance No. 3 regarding home occupations and indoor commercial recreation
• Agreement with Shakopee Chamber of Commerce for the Drive for 5 Program
• Resolution No. 2026-19 regarding land conveyance to Spring Lake Township

The Board unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-19, releasing a use restriction and authorizing the conveyance of land to Spring Lake Township. In the same meeting, the Board also unanimously approved several consent‑agenda items, including agreements with the Shakopee Chamber of Commerce, a contract with Northwest Asphalt for the CSAH 16 Modernization Project, an interim use permit for a temporary asphalt plant, and two zoning‑ordinance amendments. The Board approved payroll actions for multiple personnel changes and accepted a record of disbursements totaling $12,970,864 for February 2026.

• Adopt Resolution 2026-19 land conveyance to Spring Lake Township (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-50 agreement with Shakopee Chamber of Commerce (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-52 contract with Northwest Asphalt for CSAH 16 modernization (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-61 interim use permit for temporary asphalt plant (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-63 amendment to zoning ordinance title & application (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-64 amendment to zoning use table for indoor commercial recreation (unanimous)
• Approve payroll processing of personnel actions (unanimous)
• Approve record of disbursements totaling $12,970,864 (unanimous)

Planning Advisory Commission

The Planning Advisory Commission will review a request to rezone 30 acres and a plat for Warner Farm. The body will also consider amendments to the county zoning ordinance regarding home occupations and indoor commercial recreation.

• PL#2026-004: Interim Use Permit for a temporary asphalt plant (Valley Paving, Inc.)
• Amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 3 regarding Home Occupations and Home Extended Businesses
• PL#2026-007: Rezone 30 acres from A-1 to A-3 and plat of Warner Farm (David & Connie O'Brien)
• Amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 3 to permit 'Indoor Commercial Recreation' in the RBR District

The Planning Advisory Commission approved an Interim Use Permit for Valley Paving Inc. to operate a portable asphalt mixing plant. It also approved an amendment to Scott County Zoning Ordinance No. 3 to improve enforcement. Finally, the commission approved the rezoning of Warner Farm from Agricultural Preservation District A‑1 to A‑3 and authorized both the preliminary and final plats for the 105.5‑acre property, subject to listed conditions.

• Approved Interim Use Permit for Valley Paving Inc. (7‑0)
• Approved amendment to Scott County Zoning Ordinance No. 3 (7‑0)
• Approved rezoning of Warner Farm from A‑1 to A‑3 (7‑0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Warner Farm (7‑0)
• Approved final plat for Warner Farm (7‑0)

County Board

The board tabled Resolution No. 2026-19 to be considered at the March 17 meeting. It then unanimously adopted a series of resolutions covering rezoning, pavement preservation contracts, traffic‑signal equipment, a cooperative agreement with the City of Shakopee, a grant for the Cleary Lake Trail, a budget amendment for the 911 Voice Logger, and the revocation of an interim use permit. The board also approved payroll separations for two intermittent employees.

• Tabled Resolution No. 2026-19 (land conveyance) for March 17 consideration
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-28 rezoning 24.31 acres (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-30 contract with McNamara Contracting Inc. for Pavement Preservation – Bid Package A (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-31 contract with Valley Paving Inc. for Pavement Preservation – Bid Package B (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-40 advance purchase of traffic signal equipment for County Highway 16/Dean Lakes Trail intersection (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-46 cooperative agreement with City of Shakopee for Highway 21/Southbridge Parkway improvement (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-48 grant agreement with Metropolitan Council for Cleary Lake Trail reconstruction (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-49 revoking Interim Use Permit #2023-003 at 17766 Langford Blvd (unanimous)

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider a consent agenda that includes several resolutions authorizing contracts and budget amendments for transportation and infrastructure projects, library equipment, and fiber audit services. Items include an agreement with UrbanEdge Solutions & Supply LLC for the County Highway 23 and 68 roundabout, an amendment with Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc., and a budget amendment for audiovisual equipment at the Belle Plaine Library. The board will also receive information on disability services and submit comments on the Metropolitan Council’s draft 2026 Regional Solicitation Application processes.

• Adopt Resolution 2026‑22: authorize agreement with UrbanEdge Solutions & Supply LLC for County Highway 23 and 68 Roundabout Project
• Adopt Resolution 2026‑35: authorize amendment to agreement with Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc.
• Adopt Resolution 2026‑41: amend capital improvement budget and approve purchase and installation of audiovisual equipment at Belle Plaine Library
• Adopt Resolution 2026‑44: budget amendment and agreement with Access Networks, Inc. for fiber audit services
• Adopt Resolution 2026‑47: approve three‑year agreement with Health and Human Services Supervisors Association

The Scott County Board approved the February 3 minutes and adopted a series of consent‑agenda resolutions covering highway projects, waste‑management contracts, budget amendments, library equipment, and fiber‑audit services. It also approved appointments to three advisory committees and authorized payment of $13,880,938.00 in claims. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved February 3, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-22 authorizing agreement for County Highway 23 & 68 roundabout project (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-35 authorizing amendment to agreement with Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc. (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-37 authorizing budget amendment and contract increase for S.M. Hentges & Son on Trunk Highway 169 & County Highway 59 interchange (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-41 amending capital improvement budget and approving purchase of audiovisual equipment for Belle Plaine Library (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-44 budget amendment and agreement with Access Networks, Inc. for fiber audit services (unanimous)
• Approved appointments/reappointments to Community Corrections Advisory Board, Lower MN River Watershed District, and Mental Health Local Advisory Council (unanimous)
• Approved record of disbursements totaling $13,880,938.00 for Jan 1‑Jan 31, 2026 (unanimous)

Planning Advisory Commission

The Scott County Planning Advisory Commission will consider a request to rezone 42.8 acres to a higher agricultural density and a request to revoke a trucking company's interim use permit. No consent items are on the agenda.

• PL#2026-001: Rezone 42.8 acres from A-1 to A-3 in Helena Township
• PL#2023-003: Request to revoke Interim Use Permit for trucking business in Spring Lake Township
• Approval of January 12, 2026 meeting minutes

The commission approved the minutes from the January 12, 2026 meeting unanimously. It voted 7‑0 to forward a recommendation to the County Board to revoke Interim Use Permit 2023-003 for Andrew Peterson’s trucking operation at 17766 Langford Blvd. It also voted 7‑0 to approve the rezoning of 42.8 acres from A‑1 to A‑3 in Helena Township.

• Approved Jan 12 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended revocation of IUP 2023-003 for Andrew Peterson (7 Ayes)
• Approved rezoning of 42.8 acres from A‑1 to A‑3 (7 Ayes)

County Board

The Scott County Board of Commissioners will review several infrastructure agreements and land use changes. The meeting includes decisions on highway modernization and trail project contracts. The board will also receive information on the Blakeley Bluffs Park Reserve Long-Range Plan.

• Rezone of 79 acres from A-1 to TR-C for Sutton West
• Budget amendment and third contract increase with Ames Construction, Inc. for Merriam Junction Trail Project
• Cooperative agreements with City of Shakopee and City of Savage for County Highway 16 Modernization Project
• Renewal of 2026 Wine and 3.2 License for Union Hill Baseball Association
• Temporary Intoxicating Liquor License applications for Spring Lake and Jackson Townships

The Board adopted several resolutions on its consent agenda. It approved a budget amendment and a third contract increase with Ames Construction for the Merriam Junction Trail Project, and entered cooperative agreements with the cities of Shakopee and Savage for County Highway 16 modernization. The Board also approved licensing renewals, a 79‑acre rezoning, re‑certification for a mental‑health provider, and payroll actions for two personnel changes. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑18: budget amendment and third contract increase with Ames Construction for Merriam Junction Trail (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑20: cooperative agreement with City of Shakopee for County Highway 16 modernization (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑21: cooperative agreement with City of Savage for County Highway 16 modernization (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑33: renewal of 2026 Wine and 3.2 license for Union Hill Baseball Association (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑34: temporary intoxicating liquor licenses for establishments in Spring Lake and Jackson Townships (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑36: rezoning 79 acres from A‑1 Agricultural Preservation to TR‑C Transition Reserve Cluster and approval of Sutton West plats (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑38: re‑certification as an Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services Provider (unanimous)
• Approved payroll processing for separation of Marco Hernandez‑Espinoza and probationary hire of Anthony Beranek (unanimous)

County Board

The Scott County Board will review the Scott County Association for Leadership & Efficiency (SCALE) health insurance pool. The meeting also includes a Commissioner Round Robin for updates and coordination among commissioners.

• Review of the SCALE health insurance pool
• Commissioner Round Robin discussion

County Board

The Scott County Board will hold a workshop to discuss several topics. Items include an update on the Merriam Junction Trail, an overview of the Joint River Crossing Study, information on the Lower Minnesota River Watershed District, and a review of Health and Human Services legislation. Commissioners will also have a discussion period.

• Update on Merriam Junction Trail
• Project overview of Joint River Crossing Study
• Lower Minnesota River Watershed District
• Health and Human Services legislation
• Commissioner discussion

County Board

The Scott County Board of Commissioners and the Shakopee School Board will consider their joint agenda items. They will receive information on the Scott County Delivers early learning and literacy program, get an update on the collaborative plan for improving educational outcomes, and discuss related mandates. A brief segment will note the MSBA Statewide Conference supporting student learning.

• Consider joint agenda as presented – Shakopee School Board
• Consider joint agenda as presented – Scott County
• Receive information on Scott County Delivers: Early Learning and Literacy
• Update on Collaborative Plan for Improving Educational Outcomes
• Discussion of mandates and Saber Pride MSBA Statewide Conference support

The Shakopee School Board approved its agenda unanimously. The Scott County Board also approved its agenda unanimously. Both boards then adjourned their meetings at 8:42 p.m.

• Approve Shakopee School Board agenda (unanimous)
• Approve Scott County Board agenda (unanimous)
• Adjourn Shakopee School Board (motion by Smith, seconded by Brophy)
• Adjourn Scott County Board (motion by Wolf, seconded by Brennan)

County Board

The Scott County Board will consider a consent agenda containing ten items, including resolutions to lease county property in Blakeley Bluffs Park Reserve and Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park, to enter a cooperative traffic‑signal agreement with the City of Shakopee, and to approve service contracts with Avertest, LLC and labor unions. Additional items include appointing a Special Board of Appeal, approving a three‑year 911 telecommunications agreement, and authorizing a prevention services grant application. The meeting also includes public recognition, updates on the 2050 Comprehensive Plan, and a workshop after adjournment.

• Resolution 2026-14: Lease agreements for county property in Blakeley Bluffs Park Reserve and Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park
• Resolution 2026-16: Cooperative agreement with City of Shakopee for County Highway 16 and Dean Lakes Trail/Kinlock Way traffic signal project
• Resolution 2026-24: Service agreement with Avertest, LLC (Averhealth) for drug testing services
• Resolution 2026-26: Three‑year agreement with Minnesota Public Employees Association for 911 Telecommunication Supervisors
• Resolution 2026-27: Three‑year agreement with Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc. for Sheriff Essential Employee Corrections Sergeants

The board approved the January 6 minutes and then unanimously adopted ten consent‑agenda resolutions, including lease agreements for Blakeley Bluffs Park Reserve and Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park, support for dissolving the U.S. Highway 169 Corridor Coalition, a cooperative traffic‑signal project with the City of Shakopee, a Prevention Services grant application, a drug‑testing services contract, the creation of a Special Board of Appeal and Equalization, and three‑year agreements with the Minnesota Public Employees Association for 911 supervisors and with Law Enforcement Labor Services for sheriff sergeants. The board also approved payroll processing for several employee separations and new hires, and authorized payment of $91,181,943.85 in claims and disbursements. All motions carried unanimously.

• Adopt Resolution 2026-14 leasing Blakeley Bluffs Park Reserve and Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-15 supporting dissolution of U.S. Highway 169 Corridor Coalition (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-16 cooperative agreement with City of Shakopee for County Highway 16 traffic‑signal project (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-23 application for Prevention Services Grant and related agreement (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-24 service agreement with Avertest, LLC dba Averhealth for drug testing (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-25 appointing Special Board of Appeal and Equalization with rules and ethics code (unanimous)
• Adopt Resolution 2026-26 three‑year agreement with MNPEA for 911 Telecommunication Supervisors Unit (unanimous)
• Approve payroll processing of personnel separations and new hires (unanimous)

Joint Ditch Board

The Joint Ditch Board will meet to approve previous minutes and consider a contract for ditch maintenance. The board is reviewing a resolution to allow the Scott Soil and Water Conservation District to hire a private contractor.

• Resolution No. 2026-17: Contract with Wuetherich Drainage, Inc. for maintenance on Scott LeSueur Joint Drainage Ditch No. 3

County Board

Planning Advisory Commission

The Planning Advisory Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 24.31 acres from Rural Residential Reserve District (RR-1) to Rural Residential Single-Family District (RR-2). The hearing also includes discussion of a preliminary and final plat for West View Acres, covering 114.05 acres with three lots and two outlots. The meeting will also approve the November 10, 2025 minutes, elect officers, receive a planning manager update, and recognize Commissioner Picha.

• Public hearing: Rezone 24.31 acres from RR-1 to RR-2 in Section 29, Spring Lake Township
• Public hearing: Preliminary and final plat for West View Acres (114.05 acres, 3 lots, 2 outlots)
• Approval of November 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Election of commission officers
• Recognition of Commissioner Picha

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review and vote on a variance request (PL#2025-085) to increase the accessory building height limit from 24 feet to 26 feet for Kevin M. and Jean M. Lusignan in Section 22 of Louisville Township. The meeting will also approve the minutes from the October 13, 2025 Board of Adjustment meeting and conduct the election of officers. A public hearing for the variance request will be held before the session adjourns.

• Approve October 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public hearing on PL#2025-085 variance to raise accessory building height to 26 ft for Kevin M. & Jean M. Lusignan, Section 22, Louisville Township
• Election of Board of Adjustment officers
• General discussion and adjournment

County Board

The Scott County Board will conduct its 2026 reorganization, elect a chair and vice chair, and approve the December 16, 2025 minutes. It will adopt several resolutions, including operating rules, three‑year agreements with law‑enforcement and attorney services, and authorizations for transportation projects. The board will also authorize the final payment to Eureka Construction for the County Highway 69 and 78 roundabout project.

• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-1 to approve the 2026 County Board meeting schedule
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2 to adopt the 2026 Scott County Board of Commissioners Operating Rules and Guidelines
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-3 to approve a three‑year agreement with Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc.
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-6 to authorize an agreement with the Minnesota Department of Transportation for the County Highway 23 and 68 Roundabout Project
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-7 to authorize final payment to Eureka Construction, Inc. for the County Highway 69 and 78 Roundabout Project