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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
The City of Lanesboro seeks an individual or firm to provide municipal economic development consulting services, including business development and retention, housing initiatives, grant funding, and support for the Economic Development Authority.
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The meeting included an agenda and consent agenda approval, discussions on staff updates regarding project planning and wastewater facility operations, a review of the current public utility staffing structure, consideration of updates to the Utility Supervisor job description, discussion of the adoption of a salary range for the Utility Supervisor position, discussion regarding the appointment of a recruitment committee, and a review of the on-call and call-back pay policy.
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The council meeting agenda for October 5, 2026, includes various administrative and operational items. Key topics involve reviewing accounts payable, accepting donations for the Legion Lights Fund and the Lanesboro Fire Department, approving the 2027 Liquor License, and reviewing September fund balances. The agenda also notes a closed session to discuss litigation strategy and a city administrator performance evaluation. Additionally, the council plans to discuss a road and utility project update, potential compensation schedule amendments, membership in the Southeast Service Cooperative, concerns regarding feral cats, and fire department policies.
The agenda focuses on the review of department reports, revolving loan fund status, and updates on community projects including the Fillmore County Rural Child Care Innovation Program and the Highway 250 Project. New business items include considering the recommendation of an RFP bid for a facility energy audit and a request for the implementation of an additional lodging tax.
The meeting focused on operational and financial oversight, including discussions on staffing requirements and the potential procurement of a tablet for on-call staff. Previous meeting discussions involved updates on the north water tower rehabilitation project, progress on the TH250 utility project, and the repair of a watermain leak. The commission also reviewed a wastewater pre-treatment agreement, planned modifications for the dam spillway, and considered a request for street light adjustments. Preliminary budget planning for the upcoming fiscal year was also initiated.
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