Lino Lakes City Council set to consider $1.93M in expenditures and multiple development resolutions
City Council — July 13
The Lino Lakes City Council has scheduled consideration of $1,929,762.36 in expenditures (Check No. 125242–125366) on its July 13 consent agenda. The council is also set to vote on several resolutions, including:
- Solicitor licenses for Custom Remodelers Inc. and Pommier Window Washing LLC (Resolutions 26-1125, 26-1126)
- Wilkinson Waters Second Addition PUD final plan/plat and development agreement (Resolutions 26-1127, 26-1128)
- County Road J and Centerville Road Roundabout Landscaping contract (Resolution 26-1135)
- Authorization to accept quotes and award a construction contract for the 2026 Trail Maintenance Project (Resolution 26-1136)
Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published, so outcomes and vote tallies are not available.
City Council — July 6
The council's July 6 agenda included a presentation on the Economic Development Strategic Plan by Michael Grochala and a preliminary discussion of data centers in commercial and industrial districts, led by Karen Anderson. Grochala was also listed for a tax-exempt financing proposal for the Lyngblomsten project.
Additional agenda items included a review of franchise agreements and a board appointment recommendation, both presented by Roberta Colotti, along with outside committee reports and a city administrator update.
A closed meeting on labor negotiations strategy was noticed for the same date, to be led by Mayor Rafferty and Councilmembers Lyden, Nelson, Ruhland, and Rennaker. The agenda called for roll call votes to enter and return from the closed session, as permitted by Minnesota Statutes.
Minutes have not yet been published.
Planning & Zoning Board — July 8
The Planning & Zoning Board was scheduled to act on the Lyngblomsten at Lino Lakes Second Addition PUD Final Plan and Final Plat. The agenda also listed a discussion item on project updates, approval of June 10, 2026 minutes, nominations for chair and vice chair, and public comment.
Minutes have not yet been published.
Economic Development Advisory Committee — July 9
The committee's July 9 agenda included approval of June 4, 2026 minutes, followed by discussion of the Housing Maintenance Assistance Program and a project updates presentation. No decisions were noted in the agenda.
Minutes have not yet been published.
What this means for residents
All five meetings listed above are reflected only by agendas — minutes confirming what was decided, amended, or tabled have not yet been released. The July 13 council agenda carries the largest dollar figure, $1,929,762.36 in proposed expenditures, alongside development agreements for Wilkinson Waters and a roundabout landscaping contract at County Road J and Centerville Road. The Lyngblomsten project appears across multiple bodies, with tax-exempt financing on the council's July 6 agenda and the PUD final plan on the Planning & Zoning Board's July 8 agenda.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents seeking confirmed outcomes from the July 6–13 meetings should watch for published minutes from the City Council, Planning & Zoning Board, and Economic Development Advisory Committee.