Agricultural Lease of Approximately Seven (7) Acres of Hay Land RFP
Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Agricultural lease of approximately seven (7) acres of hay land.
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Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Agricultural lease of approximately seven (7) acres of hay land.
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332
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Finlayson
The council discussed correspondence regarding a requested map change for the Dzuik property, specifically reclassifying the land from AG to RR due to a property split. A motion to approve this change was carried.
The workshop focused on addressing operational and staffing issues at the Municipal Liquor Store. Key topics included reviewing job descriptions, addressing staff turnover and retirement planning, and responding to employee wage concerns through a discussion on pay equity, performance-based increases, and audit requirements. The Council also addressed the need for formalized quality control processes, mandatory alcohol awareness training, updated scheduling systems, improved record retention policies for communication, and secure access protocols for store facilities. Additionally, the group discussed donation policies and vendor merchandise inventory tracking.
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The council reviewed reports from staff and committees, covering water and sewer operations, fire department benefits, and budget and ordinance planning. New business included the discussion of a power pole attachment agreement, a transition to cash-based accounting, preliminary levy approval, and miscellaneous infrastructure repairs and administrative purchases. Old business discussions addressed park management, tree removal, the sale of unused city property, property cleanup, and planning and zoning commission processes.
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