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The council held a closed session to engage in confidential attorney-client communications regarding threatened litigation involving the owners of 203 Buffalo Street South. During the session, the council discussed the matter and provided direction to staff.
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The City Council addressed several key agenda items, including the closure of the Fire Station Renovation Project, the acceptance of a Water and Sewer Utility Rate Study, and support for road improvement programs. A public hearing was held regarding the 2027 Improvement Project, resulting in an order for the preparation of final plans. Financial matters approved included the presentation of claims, the 2027 preliminary tax levy, the 2027 preliminary budget, and the 5-year capital plan. Additionally, the council accepted the 2025 Improvement Project, approved a PERA increase for the Fire Department, and held a closed session to discuss a threatened sewer back-up claim.
The council addressed various consent agenda items, including a change order for the well and well house project, the purchase of a drone for police and fire departments, the appointment of a seasonal public works employee, and approval of several large assembly permits for local community events. The meeting included reports from the public works, city engineer, and administration departments. Financial claims were approved totaling $830,464.77. Additionally, the council held a closed session to discuss threatened litigation concerning a property and reviewed the upcoming tentative meeting schedule.
The council discussed an updated Sewer and Water Rate Study, which is scheduled for formal acceptance at a future meeting. Additionally, the council reviewed the LRIP Grant funding application process for the CSAH 3 Corridor and reached a consensus to move forward with the application.
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