Steve Young1st Ward Council Member
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City of Winona
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- Buyer type:
- City
- Location:
- Winona, MN
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Winona.
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Census ID
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167693
Employee FTE
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174.1
Population
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26,530
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Winona
The Commission discussed proposed amendments to Chapter 22.27 of the Heritage Preservation Commission code, focusing on aligning the Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) process with streamlining goals and state statute requirements, including the 60-day rule. The discussion covered updated definitions, emergency repair revisions, and the protocol for handling non-compliant COA applications. The Commission also formed a subcommittee for the 2026 Annual Report, reviewed federal policy changes regarding Section 106, discussed experiences from the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions (NAPC) Forum Conference, and reviewed a draft for an upcoming grant submission.
The meeting included a review of the proposed 2027 budget memo, an overview of the new historic contexts outline which has received sign-off, and a debrief of Preservation Month activities including feedback on events, speaker honorariums, and future improvements. Additional agenda items covered an update on the MNHS St. Stanislaus Basilica grant, noting plans for re-submission, and the assignment of Commissioners to the Q3 COA Subcommittee.
The board meeting included a recognition of a departing staff member and a public hearing regarding the proposed sale of a portion of Patenaude Drive (Industrial Park Road) to MSI Properties, LLC, which involved discussions about land ownership and the presence of private utilities. Additionally, an annual update was provided by the Winona Area Chamber of Commerce regarding the Winona Main Street program, highlighting downtown development, private investment resulting from grant funding, and community partnerships. Financial updates were also presented, covering the Winona County Sales and Use Tax Report and 2026 second quarter COVID and Revolving Loan Fund reports.
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