Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Mike Boomgarden’s organization
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Britt City Council City Council Minutes
The City Council authorized the procurement of engineering services for the Waste Water Treatment Plant and IT services for the city. Key decisions included the approval for the purchase of office equipment and a road grader, alongside setting public hearings for an ordinance update and a property sale. Further actions involved authorizing a street usage request, finalizing an updated rental agreement, addressing a municipal infraction, and adjusting the asking price for a city-owned lot.
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The board addressed a requested variance permit for the property at 215 2nd Ave SE. As a result, the board moved to recommend a change to the Article 6 Single Family Residential District section 3.7-3 of the zoning regulations, increasing the maximum building height allowance from fifteen feet to eighteen feet.
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Britt City Council Special Council Meeting
The council held a discussion with the Britt Golf Course board members regarding the Operating Lease Agreement between the City of Britt and the Britt Country Club, resulting in a plan to revise the lease for future approval. The council also held a discussion concerning the Urban Forestry Grant Project.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Britt City Council Regular Council Meeting
The council held two public hearings, one regarding the Britt Comprehensive Development Plan and another concerning the sale of city property at 106 3rd Ave SE, with both resulting in the adoption of resolutions. Discussion regarding the selection of engineers for the Wastewater Treatment Plant did not result in a decision, and the matter was tabled. The council approved changes to the city code book, an adjustment to a utility bill, and the hiring of a pest control service. Various local operational decisions were made, including setting Trick-or-Treat hours, approving street closures for events, and scheduling a street whitewashing activity. Additionally, the council approved a policy for the payment of claims and authorized the city attorney to proceed with legal processes regarding nuisance properties.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
