Robbinsdale, Minnesota

Human Rights Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

City Council

Senior Commission

City Council Work Session

Economic Development Authority

City Council

Sustainability Committee

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Human Rights Commission

City Council

Senior Commission

City Council Work Session

Economic Development Authority

City Council

Sustainability Committee

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Human Rights Commission

Senior Commission

City Council

City Council Work Session

Economic Development Authority

City Council

Planning Commission

Human Rights Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Senior Commission

City Council

Economic Development Authority

City Council Work Session

City Council

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Human Rights Commission

City Council

Senior Commission

Economic Development Authority

City Council Work Session

City Council

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Human Rights Commission

Senior Commission

City Council Work Session

Economic Development Authority

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Senior Commission

Economic Development Authority

City Council Work Session

Planning Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Senior Commission

Economic Development Authority

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Senior Commission

Economic Development Authority

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Senior Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Robbinsdale discutirá una resolución que apoya la fusión propuesta entre North Memorial y Sanford Health. La agenda también incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 7 de julio, un informe de inversiones, aprobaciones de licencias y la aceptación de una cotización para el reemplazo de aceras (Proyecto 39926). La participación pública está limitada a los horarios designados y no hay audiencias públicas programadas.

• Aceptar cotización para el reemplazo de aceras – Proyecto 39926
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del Concejo Municipal del 7 de julio de 2026
• Revisar informe de inversiones
• Aprobar licencias
• Considerar resolución para la propuesta de fusión entre North Memorial – Sanford Health

Sustainability Committee

Planning Commission

Sustainability Committee

General

La Autoridad de Desarrollo Económico de Robbinsdale llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo especial. El organismo discutirá las propiedades actuales y recientes de la REDA que se encuentran bajo arrendamiento.

• Discusión de las propiedades actuales y recientes de la REDA bajo arrendamiento

Economic Development Authority

La Autoridad de Desarrollo Económico se reunirá para discutir la posible compra de bienes raíces en una sesión cerrada. La junta también revisará las solicitudes de cupones pendientes para su desembolso.

• Sesión cerrada para discutir la compra de bienes raíces
• Revisión de las solicitudes de cupones pendientes para su desembolso

City Council Work Session

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para considerar una resolución con respecto a la propuesta de fusión de North Memorial y Sanford Health. La reunión también incluye actualizaciones del personal sobre estudios de tráfico y asociaciones policiales.

• Resolución para la Propuesta de Fusión entre North Memorial y Sanford Health
• Resultados del Estudio de Tráfico
• Actualizaciones de la Asociación Policial Comunitaria Conjunta (JCPP)
• Prioridades Presupuestarias

General

City Council

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Robbinsdale considerará una propuesta de rezonificación para 4360 West Broadway y aceptará licitaciones para canchas de tenis y pickleball en Sanborn Park. La rezonificación afecta el uso de suelo en la dirección especificada, mientras que el proyecto de Sanborn Park agregará canchas de tenis y pickleball a las instalaciones recreativas de la ciudad. El concejo también procesará aprobaciones financieras de rutina, un contrato de servicios de limpieza con MN Services, Inc., y el informe financiero integral de 2025. No hay audiencias públicas programadas para esta sesión.

• Propuesta de rezonificación para 4360 West Broadway
• Aceptar licitaciones para canchas de tenis y pickleball en Sanborn Park (City Project 23625)
• Aprobar el acuerdo de servicios de limpieza con MN Services, Inc.
• Recibir el Informe Financiero Integral Anual de 2025
• Exención de la tarifa de permiso de alimentos para el City Band Concert en RMS

Senior Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará una solicitud de rezonificación para 4360 West Broadway. Otros puntos de la agenda incluyen la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y la discusión de asuntos antiguos y nuevos.

• Audiencia pública para la rezonificación de 4360 West Broadway

Human Rights Commission

La Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Robbinsdale se reunirá para considerar un borrador de la ordenanza de vivienda derivado del seguimiento de Operation Metro Surge, discutir las propiedades de alquiler basándose en un memorando del personal de la sesión de trabajo del consejo de la ciudad del 9 de junio, y planificar la reactivación del Human Rights Award. La agenda también incluye un informe de la presidencia sobre Juneteenth, alcance de apartamentos en Robbins Landing y la reprogramación de la reunión de agosto para el 3 de septiembre.

• Revisión del borrador de la ordenanza del comité de vivienda bajo el seguimiento de Operation Metro Surge
• Discusión sobre propiedades de alquiler utilizando el memorando del personal de la sesión de trabajo del consejo de la ciudad del 9 de junio
• Seguimiento de las interacciones entre policía y observadores en North Memorial
• Plan para reactivar el Human Rights Award
• Reprogramación de la reunión de agosto para el 3 de septiembre de 2026

Sustainability Committee

El Comité de Sostenibilidad de Robbinsdale llevará a cabo una reunión regular el 17 de junio de 2026 para considerar las actas del 20 de mayo, discutir el voluntariado para Whiz Bang Days y revisar los borradores de las políticas y procedimientos del comité. Los temas principales de discusión incluyen las prioridades principales del Concejo Municipal y las tarifas de franquicia, con 45 minutos asignados a cada uno.

• Voluntariado para Whiz Bang Days
• Borrador de Políticas y Procedimientos del Comité de Sostenibilidad
• Prioridades Principales del Concejo Municipal (discusión de 45 minutos)
• Tarifas de Franquicia (discusión de 45 minutos)

City Council

El Ayuntamiento de Robbinsdale considerará una agenda que incluye la aceptación de subvenciones para la acción climática de la Minnesota Pollution Control Agency y el Metropolitan Council, y la autorización para emitir una RFP para servicios de consultoría del plan de acción climática. Otros temas incluyen la aprobación de una cotización de trabajo de fresado y recubrimiento (mill and overlay), solicitudes de eventos para Whiz Bang Days y nombramientos para la Human Rights Commission. No hay audiencias públicas programadas.

• Autorizar al City Manager a aceptar fondos de la Local Climate Action Planning Grant de la MPCA
• Autorizar al City Manager a aceptar fondos de la Local Climate Action Implementation Grant de la MPCA
• Autorizar al City Manager a aceptar fondos de la Water Efficiency Grant del Metropolitan Council
• Autorizar al personal a emitir una RFP para servicios de consultoría del Climate Action Plan
• Aprobar la cotización para el trabajo de Mill and Overlay Work

Human Rights Commission

City Council Work Session

El Concejo Municipal de Robbinsdale discutirá el presupuesto de 2027 y recibirá una actualización del comité de sostenibilidad. El personal proporcionará actualizaciones sobre una nueva bandera de la ciudad, la política de gastos con fines públicos y las vacantes de la HRC. El Concejo considerará una resolución para reconocer al Senador Rest y discutirá el seguimiento de una reunión comunitaria.

• Discusión del Presupuesto de 2027
• Actualización del Comité de Sostenibilidad
• Actualización de la Bandera de la Ciudad
• Actualizaciones a la Política de Gastos con Fines Públicos
• Resolución de Reconocimiento para el Senador Rest

Economic Development Authority

La Autoridad de Desarrollo Económico de Robbinsdale discutirá la investigación del personal sobre una posible venta de propiedad de REDA y considerará una resolución para aprobar un Acuerdo de Subvención del Programa Love Local Storefront con Hennepin County (HRA). La reunión también incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y la programación de una sesión de trabajo especial para el 14 de julio de 2026.

• Discusión de la investigación del personal para la posible venta de propiedad de REDA
• Resolución que aprueba el Acuerdo de Subvención del Programa Love Local Storefront con Hennepin Co (HRA)
• Programación de una sesión de trabajo especial el 14 de julio de 2026 a las 6pm
• Solicitudes de cupones pendientes de aprobación para desembolso
• La agenda de consentimiento incluye la aprobación de las actas de REDA del 12 de mayo de 2026

City Council

La reunión del Concejo Municipal de Robbinsdale el 2 de junio de 2026 revisará varios puntos de la agenda, incluyendo una solicitud de rezonificación para 13 parques municipales, un permiso de uso condicional para servicio al aire libre en 4050 Lakeland Ave N, una propuesta para cambiar el período de votación anticipada y la terminación de un acuerdo de uso limitado para 3353 Chowen Avenue N. El concejo también llevará a cabo segundas lecturas de enmiendas al texto de zonificación relacionadas con árboles públicos y estándares relacionados. Los puntos adicionales incluyen aprobaciones de actas de reuniones anteriores y nombramientos.

• Solicitud de rezonificación para 13 parques municipales
• Permiso de uso condicional para servicio al aire libre en 4050 Lakeland Ave N
• Propuesta para administrar un período de votación anticipada presencial de 18 días frente al período de votación por correo de 46 días
• Terminar el acuerdo de uso limitado para 3353 Chowen Avenue N
• Segunda lectura de las enmiendas al texto de zonificación de las Secciones del Código 820, 825, 835, 425.11 y 425.15

Council approved rezoning 13 city park properties from R-1 single-family residential to Public Facilities (P) district. Also approved a conditional use permit for a seasonal fireworks stand, transitioned to an 18-day early voting model for the 2026 election, and terminated a limited use agreement at 3353 Chowen Avenue N to address structural issues.

• Approved Resolution No. 8226 rezoning 13 municipal parks from R-1 to Public Facilities (P) (unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for outdoor fireworks stand at 4050 Lakeland Ave N, valid June 19–July 5, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved transition to 18-day in-person early voting model for 2026 election (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 8227 terminating limited use agreement at 3353 Chowen Avenue N (unanimous)
• Proclaimed June 2026 as Pride Month in Robbinsdale (unanimous)
• Approved moving into closed session to discuss purchase of 3400 Oakdale Avenue N (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, appointments, license renewals, and zoning text amendments (unanimous)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests for period ending June 2, 2026 (unanimous)

Senior Commission

Human Rights Commission

La Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Robbinsdale revisará las notas de planificación estratégica, informará sobre un evento reciente de educación sobre inmigración y discutirá la recomendación de un comité de vivienda para extender los avisos de desalojo de 14 a 30 días. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen la implementación de una ordenanza de separación por parte del departamento de policía y el personal de la ciudad, y una reunión con la Comisión de Aeropuertos Metropolitanos.

• Revisión de las notas de planificación estratégica y discusión de la oportunidad de planificación de acciones de octubre
• Informe sobre el evento de educación sobre inmigración de mayo
• El comité de vivienda recomienda una ordenanza para extender el aviso de desalojo de 14 a 30 días
• Seguimiento de las interacciones entre RPD/observadores en North Memorial
• Asuntos nuevos: implementación de la ordenanza de separación por parte de RPD y el personal de la ciudad

The commission approved a motion to pursue an offer of action planning from Hue. Commissioners debriefed a successful May immigration education event featuring an expert panel. The Housing Subcommittee is considering a recommendation to extend eviction notice timelines to 30 days. Updates were given on apartment outreach and upcoming community events including Golden Valley Pride and Juneteenth.

• Approved motion to pursue action planning offer from Hue (motion carried, no vote tally recorded)

Charter Commission

La Comisión de la Carta de Robbinsdale se reunirá para considerar la aprobación de las actas del 9 de octubre de 2026, elegir oficiales, nombrar un secretario de actas y revisar los cambios propuestos a la carta por el Miembro Hansen. La comisión también discutirá una posible reunión con el Concejo Municipal. No hay audiencias públicas ni artículos de consentimiento programados.

• Elección de oficiales (presidente, vicepresidente, etc.)
• Nombramiento de secretario de actas
• Revisión de los cambios propuestos a la carta por el Miembro Hansen
• Discusión de una reunión conjunta con el Concejo Municipal
• Aprobación de las actas del 9 de octubre de 2026

Human Rights Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

La Comisión de Parques, Recreación y Silvicultura discutirá el renombramiento de Sanborn Park, una primera serie de nuevos letreros para parques y actualizaciones sobre el Triangle Park Pump Track y el área de juegos de Manor Park. También realizarán la toma de posesión de un nuevo comisionado y considerarán la aprobación de las actas de la reunión de marzo.

• Juramento de cargo para el nuevo Comisionado Matthew Rentsch
• Discusión del Sanborn Renaming Group
• Primera serie de nuevos letreros de parques
• Actualización de Triangle Park Pump Track
• Actualización del área de juegos de Manor Park

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Robbinsdale llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre dos temas: una rezonificación de propiedades de parques y un permiso de uso condicional para servicio al aire libre en 4050 Lakeland Ave N. La comisión también puede aprobar las actas de la reunión del 16 de abril.

• Audiencia pública: Rezonificación de Propiedades de Parques
• Audiencia pública: Permiso de Uso Condicional para Servicio al Aire Libre en 4050 Lakeland Ave N
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 16 de abril de 2026

Sustainability Committee

El comité revisará los Principales Objetivos y Prioridades del Concejo Municipal para 2026 y discutirá una política de camisetas para voluntarios. La reunión también incluye actualizaciones sobre las tarifas de franquicia por parte del Administrador de la Ciudad Tim Sandvik.

• Principales Objetivos y Prioridades del Concejo Municipal para 2026
• Política de Camisetas para Voluntarios
• Actualizaciones sobre las tarifas de franquicia por parte del Administrador de la Ciudad Tim Sandvik
• Fechas de Limpieza de Adopt-a-Park
• Cena de Agradecimiento a los Voluntarios el 8 de julio de 2026

The Sustainability Committee unanimously approved the City Council's 2026 Top Goals and Priorities for further discussion and acknowledged the Volunteer Shirt Policy. The committee also voted to add a discussion on franchise fees to the next agenda.

• Approved April 15th, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved adding City Council 2026 Top Goals to agenda (unanimous)
• Acknowledged Volunteer Shirt Policy
• Voted to include franchise fee discussion on next meeting's agenda (unanimous)
• Meeting adjourned at 8:03 p.m.

City Council

Esta reunión es principalmente de carácter procedimental, con una agenda de consentimiento que cubre aprobaciones de rutina, incluyendo actas, una enmienda de texto de zonificación, informes financieros y un evento de un club de jardinería. El único punto de asuntos nuevos es la revisión del desempeño anual del Gerente de la Ciudad. No hay audiencias públicas ni asuntos antiguos programados.

• Enmienda de Texto de Zonificación a la Sección 520.09 del Código: Distrito de Tiendas de Abarrotes de Vecindario
• Aprobación de Cargos y Pagos con Tarjeta de Crédito
• Evento del Diggers Garden Club
• Estados Financieros Mensuales de Robbinsdale Wine & Spirits
• Revisión del Desempeño Anual del Gerente de la Ciudad

The City Council unanimously approved amending the City Manager’s contract following an annual performance review held in closed session. The Council also approved the consent agenda, which included a zoning text amendment, credit card charges, and monthly financial statements for Robbinsdale Wine & Spirits. Other actions included approving the Diggers Garden Club event and voucher disbursement requests.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous) including zoning text amendment, credit card charges, deputy registrar's financials, and liquor store financials
• Approved Diggers Garden Club Event (unanimous)
• Approved Robbinsdale Wine & Spirits’ Monthly Financial Statements (unanimous)
• Approved moving to closed session for City Manager performance review (5-0)
• Approved amending City Manager’s contract per annual review (5-0)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests for period ending May 19, 2026 (unanimous)

General

El Concejo Municipal se reúne para una sesión de trabajo que consiste únicamente en asuntos de procedimiento: pase de lista, presentaciones y actualizaciones del personal y del concejo. No hay programadas ordenanzas, contratos ni audiencias públicas. La agenda no contiene decisiones o discusiones sustantivas.

• No hay temas de acción específicos en la agenda

The City Council met on May 18, 2026 and discussed a range of community issues, including concerns about a group home at 3940 46th Ave. N., police‑community relations after the Metro Surge operation, the proposed Public Works facility and its funding, the Sanborn Park renaming process, and updates on the Blue Line Extension. No motions, votes, or formal approvals were recorded during the session.

Economic Development Authority

La Autoridad de Desarrollo Económico (EDA) de Robbinsdale llevará a cabo una reunión con una agenda ligera, que incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y la consideración de solicitudes de vales pendientes para su desembolso. No hay programadas audiencias públicas, asuntos antiguos ni asuntos nuevos.

• Aprobación de las actas de la EDA del 14 de abril de 2026
• Consideración de solicitudes de vales pendientes para desembolso

The Economic Development Authority held a brief meeting with no substantive decisions. The consent agenda, including minutes from April 14, 2026, was approved unanimously, and voucher requests for May 12, 2026, were also approved unanimously. No public hearings, old business, or new business were discussed.

• Approved REDA minutes from April 14, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved voucher requests for May 12, 2026 (unanimous)

City Council Work Session

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Robbinsdale llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para discutir una solicitud de contribución de pensión de la Fire Department Relief Association y una propuesta de ordenanza para regular los carritos de golf. El personal y el concejo también proporcionarán actualizaciones. No se esperan votaciones formales en esta sesión de trabajo.

• Discusión de la solicitud de contribución de pensión de la Robbinsdale Fire Department Relief Association
• Discusión de la propuesta de ordenanza de carritos de golf
• Actualizaciones del personal (Popcorn Topics)
• Actualizaciones del Concejo

The City Council held a work session to review a request to increase fire department pension benefits and a proposal for a golf cart ordinance. Staff recommended against the golf cart ordinance and a proposed solar code change. No formal votes were taken as the session focused on budget preparation and staff updates.

• Tabled golf cart ordinance following staff recommendation against it
• Rejected proposed solar code change recommendation from Sustainability Committee
• Discussed Fire Department Relief Association request to increase annual pension benefit from $13,750 to $15,000

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará varias enmiendas al texto del reglamento de zonificación y resoluciones de apoyo a subvenciones. La orden del día incluye proclamas para el mes del patrimonio, la semana de obras públicas y el centenario de la biblioteca.

• Resolución de Apoyo para la Solicitud de Subvención del Proyecto Propuesto de Redesarrollo en 4205 West Broadway
• Resolución de Apoyo para la Solicitud de Subvención del ERF del Condado de Hennepin para el Edificio Comercial Mitchell Realty en 4740 y 4750 42nd Ave
• Compra Conjunta de Equipamiento y Acuerdo de Competencias Conjuntas con la Ciudad de Crystal (Proyecto 8080)
• Enmienda al Texto del Reglamento de Zonificación para la Sección 820 del Código sobre Árboles Públicos y en el Derecho de Vía
• Audiencia Pública para una Licencia Comercial de Terapia de Masajes

The City Council approved the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to perform additional borings and groundwater testing for PFAS contamination at several sites. The project includes temporary use of a site for processing and requires restoration of any damaged areas. The council also approved first readings of two zoning text amendments for tree management and vegetation enforcement. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved MPCA PFAS sampling project, including borings and groundwater testing, with condition that damaged areas be restored (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of zoning amendment for public right-of-way tree management and vegetation enforcement (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of zoning amendments for tree pruning, disease program, definitions, and minimum standards (unanimous)
• Approved joint equipment purchase and joint powers agreement with Crystal for shared equipment (unanimous)
• Approved massage therapy business license for RelaxologyMN, LLC at 4740 42nd Ave N #111 (unanimous)
• Approved individual massage therapy license for Stephanie Nicole Keeffe (unanimous)
• Adopted proclamations for Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, National Public Works Week, and Robbinsdale Public Library Centennial (unanimous)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests for period ending May 5, 2026 (unanimous)

Senior Commission

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

Human Rights Commission

La Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Robbinsdale discutirá la planificación estratégica y revisará asuntos de sesiones anteriores, incluyendo una solicitud de presupuesto para un evento de inmigración, una actualización sobre un cabildo abierto del 18 de mayo y la participación en el Mes del Orgullo. La comisión también recibirá actualizaciones sobre el trabajo del comité de vivienda, la divulgación de apartamentos a Parker Station Flats, Birdtown Flats y Robbins Landing, y los eventos de Juneteenth. La reunión incluye un informe de la presidencia e informes de los comisionados, sin que se programen votaciones aparte de la aprobación de la agenda.

• Solicitud de presupuesto para evento de inmigración bajo asuntos de sesiones anteriores
• Planificación estratégica como asunto nuevo
• Actualización sobre el Cabildo Abierto del 18 de mayo
• Participación en eventos del Mes del Orgullo
• Divulgación de apartamentos a Parker Station Flats, Birdtown Flats y Robbins Landing

The Commission approved a budget request for pastries for an upcoming immigration event. Members also voted to explore a multi-city collaboration for Pride month events. A Town Hall is confirmed for May 18 at 6:00 pm at City Hall.

• Approved agenda of April 23, 2026
• Approved budget request for pastries for immigration event
• Approved motion to explore a multi-city table at future Pride events

Human Rights Commission

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará la adopción de sus metas y principales prioridades de 2026 y autorizará una solicitud de propuestas para servicios de limpieza. Los puntos de la agenda de consentimiento incluyen la aprobación de actas, el informe de inversiones, solicitudes de subvenciones, estados financieros de tiendas de licores y enmiendas al arrendamiento de antenas con T-Mobile. No hay audiencias públicas ni asuntos antiguos programados.

• Adoptar las Metas y Principales Prioridades de 2026
• Autorizar RFP para Servicios de Limpieza
• Enmiendas al arrendamiento de antenas con T-Mobile para 3310 Oakdale Ave N
• Autorizar acuerdo de licencia con Birdhouse Restaurant
• Solicitud de Subvención para Actividades Juveniles del Condado de Hennepin

The city council unanimously adopted the 2026 Goals and Top Priorities, setting the city's strategic direction for the year. It approved the consent agenda as revised, including grant applications and license agreements, and separately approved the investment report. The council proclaimed April 25 as Arbor Day and received the Forestry/Natural Resources Annual Report. Other actions included authorizing an RFP for cleaning services and approving voucher disbursements.

• Adopted 2026 Goals and Top Priorities (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda as revised, including grant applications and license agreements (5-0)
• Approved investment report (5-0)
• Proclaimed April 25 as Arbor Day (5-0)
• Received Forestry/Natural Resources Annual Report (5-0)
• Authorized RFP for cleaning services (5-0)
• Approved voucher disbursements (5-0)

Human Rights Commission

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar las enmiendas al texto de zonificación de las secciones del Código de la Ciudad relacionadas con la poda de árboles, tratamientos químicos, programas de enfermedades e insectos de los árboles, y definiciones y estándares mínimos relacionados. La reunión también incluirá la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y la discusión de asuntos antiguos y nuevos.

• Audiencia pública sobre enmiendas al texto de zonificación a las Secciones 825 (Poda de Árboles y Tratamientos Químicos), 835 (Programa de Enfermedades e Insectos de los Árboles), 425.11 (Definiciones) y 425.15 (Estándares Mínimos)

Charter Commission

La Robbinsdale Charter Commission se reunirá para aprobar las actas del 9 de octubre de 2026, elegir oficiales y nombrar un secretario de actas. La comisión también revisará sus estatutos y discutirá los cambios propuestos a la carta presentados por el Miembro Hansen.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 9 de octubre de 2026
• Elegir oficiales de la comisión
• Nombrar un secretario de actas
• Revisar los estatutos de la comisión
• Revisar los cambios propuestos a la carta por el Miembro Hansen

Sustainability Committee

El Comité de Sostenibilidad considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión de marzo, discutirá la renovación anual del permiso para el programa Adopt-a-Park y recibirá actualizaciones sobre la participación comunitaria y una Entrega de Kits de Plantas Nativas y Compost programada para el 16 de mayo. El comité también tomará nota de un recorrido de compostaje el 29 de abril y escuchará temas de discusión de un miembro.

• Renovación Anual del Permiso de Adopt-a-Park
• Entrega de Kits de Plantas Nativas y Compost - 16 de mayo
• Recorrido de Compostaje de Dakota Prairie - 29 de abril
• Actualizaciones de Participación Comunitaria
• Temas de Discusión del Miembro Heid

The Sustainability Committee approved the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes. The committee also passed a motion to recommend the proposed plug‑in solar code changes to the City Council. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved March 18, 2026 minutes (motion passed)
• Recommended plug‑in solar code changes to City Council (motion passed)

Economic Development Authority

La Autoridad de Desarrollo Económico de Robbinsdale discutirá y potencialmente actuará sobre varios temas, incluyendo una renovación de seguro, una sexta enmienda al acuerdo preliminar de desarrollo con 4orty 2wo Development, LLC, y la satisfacción de un préstamo para Carlyle Group, LLC en 4165 W Broadway. La junta también recibirá información sobre un posible arrendamiento en 4614 41 1/2 Ave N y considerará solicitudes de cupones para desembolso. No hay audiencias públicas programadas.

• Aprobación de la agenda de consentimiento de las actas de REDA del 10 de marzo de 2026
• Renovación de seguro – discusión sobre la renuncia a los límites de responsabilidad de agravio estatutario
• Sexta Enmienda al Acuerdo Preliminar de Desarrollo con 4orty 2wo Development, LLC
• Satisfacción de préstamo, liberación de garantía y satisfacción de hipoteca para Carlyle Group, LLC (4165 W Broadway)
• Solo información: posible arrendamiento en 4614 41 1/2 Ave N

The Economic Development Authority approved the 2026‑2027 insurance renewal without waiving municipal tort liability limits. It also approved a three‑month extension of the development agreement with 40 2wo Development for the 4200 block of West Broadway, a project of roughly 200 residential units plus commercial space. Additional approvals included releasing a $15,000 loan for Carlyle Group and authorizing pending voucher disbursements. All motions passed unanimously (4‑0).

• Approved insurance renewal without waiving liability limits (4‑0)
• Approved three‑month extension of development agreement with 40 2wo Development (4‑0)
• Approved release of loan, guarantee, and mortgage for Carlyle Group, LLC (4‑0)
• Approved pending voucher disbursement requests (4‑0)
• Adjourning the meeting (4‑0)

City Council Work Session

Esta es una sesión de trabajo donde el concejo analizará la planificación de peatones y ciclistas, las metas y prioridades anuales, y la planificación para el ayuntamiento del 18 de mayo. Las actualizaciones del personal incluyen el cambio de nombre de Sanborn Park, la encuesta anual de medición de desempeño, la revisión anual del administrador de la ciudad y una breve revisión de las proclamaciones de la ciudad. No se esperan votaciones; todos los puntos son solo para discusión.

• Discusión sobre la planificación de peatones y ciclistas
• Discusión de metas y prioridades anuales
• Planificación del ayuntamiento del 18 de mayo
• Actualización sobre el cambio de nombre de Sanborn Park
• Actualización de la encuesta anual de medición de desempeño

The council reached consensus to hold an informational session for resident input before finalizing the Shoreline Drive bike‑path alignment. Staff were directed to incorporate the discussed revisions into the annual goals document for formal adoption at the next regular meeting. The council approved the format for the upcoming May 18 town hall, including a brief State of the City address, structured Q&A, and attendance by city leadership and police. The park‑renaming work will continue with staff investigating requirements for a Dakota name.

• Hold an informational session for resident input on Shoreline Drive bike‑path alignment (consensus reached)
• Direct staff to add revised language to the annual goals document for adoption at the next council meeting
• Approve planning of May 18 town hall with a short State of the City presentation, structured Q&A, and police presence
• Continue investigative process for selecting a Dakota name for Sanborn Park, with staff determining requirements
• Staff to develop a more robust performance‑measurement survey, with council support but noting survey‑fatigue concerns

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City Council

The City Council will vote on a consent agenda including minutes, a budget amendment, license approvals, and a resolution supporting a grant application for an affordable housing project at 3839 Lakeland Ave. They will also discuss a zoning text amendment to the Neighborhood Grocery District, a conditional use permit for a massage therapy service at 4740 42nd Ave N, and authorize a professional services agreement for a PFAS feasibility report. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Zoning Text Amendment to Code Section 520.09 (Neighborhood Grocery District)
• Conditional Use Permit for 4740 42nd Ave N (massage therapy service)
• Resolution of Support for Met Council Liveable Communities grant for 3839 Lakeland Ave affordable housing project
• Approve Professional Services Agreement for PFAS Feasibility Report
• Off-Site Gambling Application for City of Lakes Youth Hockey Association

The City Council approved a $565,500 professional services agreement for a PFAS treatment feasibility report. Additionally, the council scheduled a town hall meeting for May 18, 2026.

• Approved April 7, 2026, meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Received and noted annual Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan report (unanimous)
• Approved $565,500 Professional Services Agreement with AE2S for PFAS treatment feasibility (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Neighborhood Grocery district zoning amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8220 to allow massage service at 4740 42nd Ave N (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8221 for Charter Commission reappointments (unanimous)
• Authorized staff to issue broadband right-of-way deferral letters (unanimous)

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Human Rights Commission

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will discuss and potentially recommend actions regarding federal immigration enforcement activities, including a possible separation ordinance update and housing subcommittee updates. They will also review a Women's History Month project, plan apartment outreach at Robins Landing and Parker Station Flats, and begin planning for Pride Month and Juneteenth events.

• Discussion on immigration enforcement response with short-term actions (separation ordinance update, housing subcommittee update, website info) and long-term actions (immigration law educational event)
• Women's History Month project update
• Apartment outreach at Robins Landing and planning for Parker Station Flats event on April 16
• Planning for strategic planning session
• Planning for Pride Month and Juneteenth events

The Human Rights Commission passed a separation ordinance unanimously. The commission also discussed upcoming immigration education events and community outreach for apartment complexes.

• Approved March 26 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 12 and March 22 meeting minutes (with correction)
• Passed separation ordinance (unanimous)

General

The Robbinsdale Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit for a massage therapy use. They will also consider approving minutes from February, elect a chair and vice-chair, and receive a staff presentation on city parking.

• Public hearing on conditional use permit for massage therapy use
• Election for chair and vice-chair of the Planning Commission
• Staff presentation on city parking

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

The Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission will review meeting minutes and consider new business items including a playground project with Midwest Playscapes, tennis and pickleball courts, and a potential park renaming.

• Review of PRFC 1/27/26 meeting minutes
• Sanborn Playground project with Midwest Playscapes
• Sanborn Tennis and Pickleball Courts
• Sanborn Park Renaming proposal

Human Rights Commission

The subcommittee reviewed venue details and potential community partners for the 'Immigrants in Minnesota-How We Become Us' event. Members discussed outreach to various organizations, resource providers, and artists.

• Reviewed venue capabilities including food area and audiovisual equipment
• Assigned task to create a donation letter based on previous event templates
• Tasked Patrick Nailon with reaching out to Minnetonka liaison
• Tasked Julie Ralston Aoki with contacting Immigration History Center at U of M and MN Legal Aid
• Tasked Kristyn Lee with setting up an interactive integration quiz or word clouds
• Tasked Patrick Nailon with reaching out to Brooklyn Center Cultural and Public Arts Commission
• Tasked Lori Frasse with checking in with MIRAC regarding resource tables/speakers

Planning Commission

Sustainability Committee

The Robbinsdale Sustainability Committee will consider the minutes from its November 19, 2025 and January 21, 2026 meetings. It will introduce new business focused on community engagement planning. The agenda also includes routine items such as roll call, old business, information only, and adjournment.

• Consideration of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Consideration of January 21, 2026 meeting minutes
• New business: Community Engagement Planning

The Committee approved the November 19, 2025, and January 21, 2026, meeting minutes. Discussions focused on community engagement themes including native plants and organics recycling.

• Approved November 19, 2025, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 21, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a conditional retail cannabis business registration for Hold My Beer MN, LLC. A second reading of an ordinance on administration and employee authority in immigration matters is also scheduled. The consent agenda includes appointments to the Bassett Creek Watershed Commission, authorization of labor agreements, a Human Services Innovation Grant, and a review of body-worn camera and automatic license plate reader audits. Presentations cover a SolSmart Gold Award, sustainability annual report, and recreation annual report.

• Public hearing for conditional retail cannabis business registration (Hold My Beer MN, LLC)
• Second reading of ordinance relating to administration and employee authority in immigration matters
• Appointment of commissioner to Bassett Creek Watershed Commission
• Authorize city manager to execute organized labor agreements
• City Council review of body-worn camera and automatic license plate reader systems audit

The City Council approved a conditional retail cannabis business registration for Hold My Beer, MN, LLC. They also adopted Ordinance No. 26-02 regarding administration and employee authority in immigration matters. Additionally, the council approved several consent agenda items and voucher disbursement requests.

• Approved March 17, 2026, City Council agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Opened public hearing for cannabis business registration (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for cannabis business registration (unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Retail Cannabis Business Registration for Hold My Beer, MN, LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 26-02 regarding immigration matters (unanimous)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests ending March 17, 2026 (unanimous)

Human Rights Commission

Human Rights Commission

The commission will review its response and recommendations to federal immigration enforcement actions, including short‑term actions and longer‑term educational plans. It will also receive updates on the Women’s History Month project, apartment outreach efforts, and upcoming community events such as the St. Patrick’s Day dinner donations and the Parker Station Flats event on April 16.

• Review of immigration enforcement response: short‑term actions (separation ordinance update, housing committee subcommittee update, website)
• Planning of an immigration law educational event
• Update on Women’s History Month project
• Update on apartment outreach
• Robins Landing St. Patrick’s Day dinner donations and Parker Station Flats event on 4/16

The Human Rights Commission Housing Assistance Policy subcommittee reviewed mutual‑aid resources, rental‑assistance programs, and possible policy changes such as extending eviction notices and creating a housing navigator role. No votes or formal approvals were recorded; the group outlined next steps for research and outreach.

City Council Work Session

The Robbinsdale City Council will hold a work session to discuss the City Hall Native Plantings Project and the Separation Ordinance, including expectations for enforcement and staff accountability. The meeting will also include staff updates on Sanborn Park Playground and LRT projects.

• City Hall Native Plantings Project discussion
• Separation Ordinance enforcement expectations
• Sanborn Park Playground submissions update
• LRT updates
• Council updates

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority will discuss a resolution of support for a grant application to the 2026 Hennepin County Planning Grant Program. The body will also review pending voucher requests for disbursement and receive an update on Local Affordable Housing Aid.

• Resolution of Support for REDA Application to 2026 Hennepin County Planning Grant Program for Downtown District
• Voucher Requests Pending Approval for Disbursement
• Local Affordable Housing Aid (LAHA) Update

The Economic Development Authority approved the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes. It unanimously approved a resolution supporting the REDA application to the 2026 Hennepin County Planning Grant Program for the Downtown District. The board also approved pending voucher requests for disbursement and then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved minutes from February 10, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution of Support for REDA grant application (unanimous)
• Approved pending voucher requests for disbursement (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

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City Council

The Robbinsdale City Council will meet on March 3, 2026, to approve a consent agenda that includes routine items such as meeting minutes, financial statements, licenses, and the purchase of police patrol vehicles. The council will also consider a Women's History Month proclamation and vote on submitting an AARP Community Challenge grant application and an Expedited Conservation Project grant application. No public hearings or old business are scheduled.

• Purchase of Police Patrol Vehicles (consent agenda)
• Submission of AARP Community Challenge grant application (new business)
• Submission of Expedited Conservation Project grant application (consent agenda)
• Women's History Month Proclamation
• Approval of licenses including any new or renewal licenses

The City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included authorizing the City Manager to purchase police patrol vehicles and requiring staff to evaluate hybrid and electric options for future acquisitions. The Council also unanimously proclaimed March 2026 as Women’s History Month, approved the submission of an AARP Community Challenge Grant application, and approved voucher disbursement requests for the period ending March 3, 2026.

• Approved consent agenda items, including police patrol vehicle purchase (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager to purchase police patrol vehicles with hybrid/EV evaluation condition (unanimous)
• Proclaimed March 2026 as Women's History Month (unanimous)
• Approved submission of AARP Community Challenge Grant application (unanimous)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests for period ending March 3, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved city council meeting agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved city council meeting minutes from February 17, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved top goals and priorities session from February 26, 2026 (unanimous)

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Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will discuss its response and recommendations regarding federal immigration enforcement activities, including immediate actions such as a separation ordinance update, eviction moratorium, and renter help ideas, as well as medium/long-term actions like an immigration law education event. The commission will also debrief a recent Town Hall meeting, review the Women's History Month Exhibit, and plan apartment outreach. Strategic planning and training ideas are also on the agenda.

• Response and recommendations on federal immigration enforcement activities
• Separation ordinance update
• Eviction moratorium and renter help ideas
• Women's History Month Exhibit
• Apartment Outreach

Human Rights Commission

General

The City Council work session will discuss the 2026 council and staff goals and priorities. Staff will provide updates, and council members will share updates. No formal decisions are scheduled.

• Discussion of 2026 Council and Staff Goals and Priorities
• Staff updates
• Council updates

The City Council work session was called to order at 4:00 p.m. on February 26, 2026 and adjourned at 8:15 p.m. Council members and staff were present, and the discussion focused on the city’s top priorities and goals for 2026. No staff or council updates were presented and no motions or votes were taken.

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

General

This is a town hall session for general community discussion. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are on the agenda. The meeting includes staff and council updates only.

The council held a town‑hall meeting to hear community input on immigration‑related issues. Members discussed a proposed separation ordinance and said the next work session will be on March 10, with a possible second reading on March 17. No votes, approvals, or other formal actions were taken during the meeting.

Human Rights Commission

The Robbinsdale Human Rights Commission minutes from 2026-02-21 contain no clear approvals, denials, or vote tallies; the entries are procedural or unreadable and do not record any substantive actions.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning text amendments: Section 820 (public and right-of-way trees/vegetation) and Section 520.09 (Neighborhood Grocery District). The commission will also elect a chair and vice-chair. No new business or other business is listed.

• Public hearing: Zoning Text Amendment to Code Section 820 (Public and Right of Way Trees: Vegetation)
• Public hearing: Zoning Text Amendment to Code Section 520.09 (Neighborhood Grocery District)
• Election for chair and vice-chair of the Planning Commission
• Consideration of meeting minutes from January 15, 2026

Sustainability Committee

The Sustainability Committee will consider minutes from November 2025 and January 2026 meetings and discuss new business focused on community engagement planning. No other substantive items are listed.

• Consideration of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Consideration of January 21, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion of community engagement planning under new business

City Council

The Robbinsdale City Council will first approve a consent agenda that includes minutes, grant approvals, and routine items. It will then discuss two new‑business proposals: an ordinance adding language on administration and employee authority in immigration matters, and authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with other cities for Safe and Stable Communities. The meeting also sets a special work session for a community town hall on February 23, 2026.

• Approve City Council Meeting Minutes from February 4, 2026 (Consent Agenda)
• Approve Hennepin County Grant for Community Gardens (Consent Agenda)
• Approve Purchase of Solar Trail Lights and Poles (Consent Agenda)
• Consider Ordinance Adding New Language Relating to Administration and Employee Authority in Immigration Matters (New Business)
• Authorize City Manager to execute an agreement with Cities for Safe and Stable Communities (New Business)

The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda. Members waived the first reading of the immigration‑related ordinance and unanimously directed staff to draft an Emergency Ordinance for the March 10 work session. The council also unanimously authorized the City Manager to execute an agreement with other cities for the Safe and Stable Communities coalition.

• Approved February 17, 2026 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Waived first reading of the immigration ordinance (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare an Emergency Ordinance for March 10 (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager to execute agreement with Cities for Safe and Stable Communities (unanimous)

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will finalize immediate recommendations to the City Council regarding Operation Metro Surge impacts and discuss a complaint related to a January 8 incident at the Robbinsdale Hy-Vee. The commission may also reschedule or change location for the February meeting.

• Finalize immediate and short-term recommendations to Council on Operation Metro Surge
• Discuss complaint regarding Jan. 8 incident at Robbinsdale Hy-Vee
• Consider rescheduling or changing location for February meeting
• Approve minutes from January 29, 2026 meeting
• Commissioner reports and other business

The commission approved its agenda and the minutes from the January 29 meeting. It passed a motion to support adopting the separation ordinance. It also approved forming a subcommittee to plan an immigration‑law education event. The next meeting was rescheduled to February 24 at 7 pm with the venue changed to Manor Park for February 26.

• Approved agenda with Vice Chair report (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from Jan 29 meeting (motion carried)
• Supported adoption of the separation ordinance (motion carried)
• Formed subcommittee to plan immigration‑law education event (motion carried)
• Rescheduled next meeting to Feb 24 at 7 pm and moved location to Manor Park for Feb 26

Economic Development Authority

The Robbinsdale Economic Development Authority will meet to approve the minutes from the January 13, 2026, meeting and consider pending voucher requests for disbursement.

• Approve REDA Minutes from January 13, 2026
• Voucher Requests Pending Approval for Disbursement

The Economic Development Authority approved its consent agenda, including the January 13, 2026 REDA minutes, with a unanimous vote. Commissioners also approved pending voucher requests for disbursement unanimously. No public hearings, old business, or new business were presented. The meeting was adjourned unanimously at 7:03 PM.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved REDA minutes from Jan 13 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved pending voucher requests for disbursement (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a Separation Ordinance and council outreach efforts. The meeting also includes general staff and council updates.

• Discussion of a Separation Ordinance
• Discussion of Council Outreach Efforts

The council reviewed a draft separation ordinance, considered several amendment proposals, and agreed that staff will prepare revised language for the next meeting. Council members also discussed expanding community engagement and tentatively identified Monday, February 23 as a possible date for a town hall, but no formal vote or adoption was recorded.

General

City Council

The Robbinsdale City Council will hold a public hearing on an on-sale intoxicating liquor license with Sunday sales for Risata Cucina. The Council also plans to enter a closed session to discuss purchasing real property. New Council Member Alejandro Caceres Aranda will take the oath of office for Ward 4. Consent items include accepting quotes for replacement of a street sweeper and a tandem dump truck.

• Public hearing on on-sale intoxicating liquor license with Sunday sales and restaurant license for Risata Cucina
• Closed session to discuss the purchase of real property
• Oath of office for new Ward 4 Council Member Alejandro Caceres Aranda
• Accept quote for replacement of street sweeper (City Project 8004)
• Accept quote for replacement of tandem dump truck (City Project 8119)

The council unanimously appointed Alejandro Caceres Aranda as the Ward 4 council member. It also approved quotes to replace a street sweeper (Project 8004) and a tandem dump truck (Project 8119). The 2026 Black History Month proclamation and an on‑sale liquor license with Sunday sales for Risata Cucina were both approved. A special work session on top goals and priorities was scheduled for February 26, 2026, and voucher disbursement requests for the period ending February 4, 2026 were authorized.

• Appointed Alejandro Caceres Aranda as Ward 4 council member (unanimous)
• Accepted Quote for Replacement of Street Sweeper – City Project 8004 (unanimous)
• Accepted Quote for Replacement of Tandem Dump Truck – City Project 8119 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Black History Month Proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved On‑Sale Intoxicating Liquor License with Sunday sales for Risata Cucina (unanimous)
• Approved scheduling Special Work Session on Feb 26, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. (unanimous)
• Approved voucher disbursement requests for period ending Feb 4, 2026 (unanimous)
• Moved to Closed Session to discuss real‑property purchase and then returned to Open Session (unanimous)

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General

The Human Rights Commission will meet to elect its chair and vice chair. The body will also discuss federal immigration enforcement activities and plan events for Black History Month and Women’s History Month.

• Elections of chair and vice chair
• Recommendations regarding federal immigration enforcement activities
• Planning for Black History Month event
• Planning for Women’s History Month exhibit
• MLK breakfast debrief

The Human Rights Commission approved its agenda and the minutes from previous meetings. It passed a motion urging the City Council to draft a resolution similar to Minneapolis’s, calling for a statewide eviction moratorium and a landlord assistance fund. The commission also co‑sponsored a Black History Month movie night on Feb 18 and elected Ralston Aoki as chair and Kirkeeng as vice chair.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from Dec 4 2025 and Jan 14 2026 (motion carried)
• Recommended city council draft eviction moratorium resolution (motion carried)
• Co‑sponsored Black History Month movie night on Feb 18 (motion carried)
• Elected Ralston Aoki as chair and Kirkeeng as vice chair (motion carried)

Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission

The Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Commission will consider new business including the Robbinsdale Bike and Pedestrian Plan, a show of support for the Shoreline Bike Path, and the 2026 Budget and Projects Plan. Old business includes the Sanborn Renaming and Bus Stop Benches. The commission will also receive information-only updates on Recreation, Parks, and Forestry.

• Robbinsdale Bike and Pedestrian Plan discussion
• Shoreline Bike Path show of support
• 2026 Budget and Projects Plan
• Sanborn Renaming
• Bus Stop Benches

Human Rights Commission

General

The City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct interviews for a vacancy in Ward 4. The session includes staff and council updates.

• Interviews for Ward 4 vacancy

The council interviewed all eight applicants for the Ward 4 City Council vacancy. After deliberation, members agreed to appoint Alejandro Caceres Aranda, with the formal appointment scheduled for the February 4, 2026 council meeting. No other actions were taken.

• Agree to appoint Alejandro Caceres Aranda to Ward 4 (appointment to occur Feb 4, 2026)

Sustainability Committee

The Sustainability Committee will hear a guest speaker, discuss a plastic-free challenge, and consider a letter supporting bike/pedestrian infrastructure. They will also receive follow-up on city council recommendations and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Guest speaker: Rachel Leen, Communications Coordinator
• Plastic-Free Challenge discussion
• Bike/Pedestrian Infrastructure Letter of Support (old business)
• City Council Recommendations Follow-Up (information only)
• Approval of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes

The committee postponed consideration of the November 19, 2025 meeting minutes to a future meeting. Members voiced support for the draft Bike/Pedestrian Infrastructure Letter of Support, and staff will submit it to the City Council. No other formal actions were recorded.

• Postponed consideration of November 19, 2025 minutes
• Approved support for Bike/Pedestrian Infrastructure Letter of Support

City Council

The Robbinsdale City Council will vote on a resolution that would support the authority to impose a local sales tax. The meeting also includes approval of the consent agenda items such as prior meeting minutes, a playground RFP, and charter ordinance updates. Additional actions include a letter of support for Velair Development's affordable‑housing grant application and scheduling a special work session for February 4, 2026.

• Approve City Council meeting minutes from January 6, 2026 (Consent Agenda)
• Second reading and adoption of an ordinance updating various sections of the City Charter (Consent Agenda)
• Resolution supporting the authority to impose a local sales tax (New Business)
• Letter of support for Velair Development's consolidated affordable housing grant application (New Business)
• Set special work session for February 4, 2026 (Other Business)

The City Council approved the meeting agenda and the revised consent agenda, both unanimously. It accepted the 2025 Annual Planning Commission Report, approved the Robbinsdale Lions Premises Permit (3‑0‑1, Mayor recused), and adopted a joint Council statement on federal immigration operations. The Council also approved a Letter of Support for Velair Development's affordable‑housing grant application and unanimously adopted Resolution No. 8207 supporting the authority to impose a local sales tax for capital improvements.

• Approved January 20, 2026 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved revised consent agenda (unanimous)
• Accepted Annual Planning Commission Report (2025) (unanimous)
• Approved Robbinsdale Lions Premises Permit Application (3-0-1, Mayor recused)
• Approved draft joint Council statement on federal immigration operations (unanimous)
• Approved Letter of Support for Velair Development affordable‑housing grant (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8207 supporting authority to impose a local sales tax (unanimous)

General

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will determine its meeting schedule for 2026 and elect a chair and vice-chair. The body will also review the Community Development Department 2025 Annual Report.

• Election of chair and vice-chair
• Determination of 2026 meeting dates
• Review of Community Development Department 2025 Annual Report

General

Human Rights Commission

The Robbinsdale Human Rights Commission will meet to discuss recent immigration-related incidents in Robbinsdale and neighboring communities. The meeting agenda includes a roll call and the approval of the agenda items.

• Discussion of recent immigration-related incidents
• Approval of the agenda
• Roll call of commission members

The Human Rights Commission opened with introductions and an overview of its work. Commissioners and the public discussed recent immigration-related incidents in Robbinsdale and neighboring communities. No staff updates or policy actions were taken. The next meeting was scheduled for Thursday, January 29, moved from January 22.

Economic Development Authority

The Robbinsdale Economic Development Authority will meet to approve consent agenda items, elect officers for 2026, and consider a Fifth Amendment to a preliminary development agreement with 4orty 2wo Development, LLC.

• Elect REDA officers for 2026
• Consider Fifth Amendment to Preliminary Development Agreement with 4orty 2wo Development, LLC
• Approve REDA Special Work Session Meeting Minutes from December 9, 2025
• Approve December 9, 2025 REDA Minutes
• Set Special Work Session for February 10, 2026

General

City Council Work Session

The Robbinsdale City Council will hold a work session to discuss a Separation Ordinance and a Hennepin County planning grant opportunity focused on downtown vitality. Staff and council updates will also be provided.

• Consideration of a Separation Ordinance
• Discussion of Hennepin County Planning Grant Opportunity for Downtown Vitality

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a permit for Quails and a retail cannabis business registration. The body will also discuss a Ward 4 vacancy and a professional services contract for the design and bidding of Proposed Tower 2.

• Public hearing: Permit for Quails at 4500 Orchard Avenue North
• Public hearing: Conditional Retail Cannabis Business Registration for Apex Strategy Group, Inc. dba Starlight Company
• Contract for Professional Services for Design and Bidding Assistance for Proposed Tower 2 – Project 54824
• Ward 4 City Council Vacancy
• Renewal of Workers’ Compensation Insurance for 2026

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