Chief Financial Officer at City of Appleton.
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c*****@appletonmn.gov
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The council held public hearings for the 2026 Preliminary Budget & Levy and the Appleton Estates Subdivision and Final Plat. The council also discussed the Thielke-Behl Intersection Project, union negotiations, and an update from Eat Just Inc. Pay requests for Rooney-Behl and Schlieman were reviewed and approved. Additionally, the council addressed a customer request regarding a late fee on a utility bill.
The City Council held a closed work session to discuss union negotiations. The union members had voted against the city's counter offer. The council discussed the offer and decided to reject it without presenting a counteroffer. The council discussed a counter offer to OPEIU local 12, the union for the Clerk/Treasurer, clarified the AFSCME Council 65 counter offer, and proposed a counter offer to the IUOE Local 70 counter offer.
The council discussed fundraising efforts for a new grandstand, the potential for a city loan to the Appleton Recreation Association, and the possibility of acquiring parking area land through eminent domain. They approved a resolution to participate with Swift County's HRA/EDA program. A budget and union negotiations work session was scheduled. The cost of cemetery plots for residents and non-residents was set. The council also discussed a crack filling/seal coating project, construction updates, and the topic of mosquito spraying.
The meeting addressed the Trinity Lift Station Rehab, discussing quotes for the rehab and approving a quote from Electric Pump. The council discussed a Transportation Alternative Program Grant for the Hospital Trail Reclaim, authorizing funds from Capital Reserves and approving agreements with Swift County and the RDC. The council discussed the Boiler Building Asbestos Abatement, approving a quote for asbestos abatement of the boiler building. The EDA requested to receive the proceeds from the sale of 28 W Reuss Ave for demolitions, which was approved. The Finance Commission was authorized to negotiate airport leases. The first 2026 budget work session was scheduled. A new bank account was approved for the 2024 Small Cities Development Program. Resolutions for GO Water & Sewer Revenue Notes were approved.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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