The agenda for the council meeting covers several operational and financial items, including the redesignation of a polling place for the upcoming election and the consideration of multiple construction-related financial approvals. These include final and partial pay estimates for the Valento Draintile, Rice Street Sidewalk, and Little Canada Road projects. Further business involves the authorization of a grant agreement with MnDOT for road infrastructure improvements, the review of an off-sale liquor license application, and the submission of a grant application to the Ramsey County Critical Commercial Corridor Initiative. Presentations are also included regarding a donation from the local recreation association and an update on a food scrap program.
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The council approved consent agenda items, including the purchase of a speed monitoring trailer and off-site gambling permits. Key discussions included accepting Metropolitan Council Clean Water Grant funds and approving plans for County Road B lift station upgrades. The council authorized participation in the Cities for Safe and Stable Communities Phase II initiative and approved the 2026 Deer Management Program. Additionally, the Economic Development Authority reviewed redevelopment progress and site analysis for the Condit Street area, focusing on potential commercial and tax-generating land uses.
May 27, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council appointed a new member to fill a council vacancy. A public hearing was conducted regarding the issuance and sale of revenue notes for a senior housing project. The meeting featured presentations on Ramsey County operations, economic development initiatives, and the city's 2025 financial audit results. The Council also awarded construction contracts and authorized cooperative agreements for various road and sidewalk infrastructure projects, and officially adopted a new city brand style guide.
