St. Bonifacius, City of Missile Park Improvements RFP
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Interior renovation of existing restroom building, roof replacement, and reconfiguration of adjacent existing sidewalks.
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Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Interior renovation of existing restroom building, roof replacement, and reconfiguration of adjacent existing sidewalks.
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167492
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5
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2,171
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of St. Bonifacius
The council meeting addressed several operational and financial matters, including the hiring of new firefighters and the planning of a future fire district partnership. The council authorized the advertisement for bids for the renovation of the Concession/Restroom building and approved a payment request for a street utility project. Significant business included the adoption of the proposed tax levy for the upcoming year, the approval of a revised pavement maintenance proposal, and the denial of a rental license renewal due to failed inspections. Additional discussions covered utility locating compliance with the Office of Pipeline Safety, the scheduling of a closed meeting for union contract negotiations, strategic planning initiatives, and issues regarding property maintenance and wetland compliance.
The meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the approval of the 2027 budget for the Lake Minnetonka Communications Commission, various sign permits, and the acceptance of donations for the fire department and local parks. Discussions covered a police activity report regarding school bus law changes and upcoming staffing updates. The council also deliberated on water and wastewater interconnection agreements and scheduled a closed session for union contract negotiations. Furthermore, the meeting included public input regarding street improvement projects and traffic safety concerns in the Elmwood Circle and Meadow Alley areas.
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The workshop focused on reviewing projected 2026 year-end fund balances and setting a framework for the 2027 budget. Key discussion points included the current preliminary tax levy and potential reduction strategies, the status of debt service funds and recent bond obligations, and the maintenance of General Fund reserves. The Council also evaluated the Public Works operating budget, identified potential adjustments in the General Fund, and expressed interest in developing a long-term financial plan to guide future debt, capital projects, and levy impacts.
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