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Aug 19, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Project consists of but not limited to approx. 3,800 SF Remove ad Replace Concrete Sidewalk; 900 SF Remove and Replace Concrete / Bituminous Driveway; 9,300 SF remove and replace Bituminous Street Pavement; 3,00 LF 1" PE Water Service; 38 EA Site Restoration.
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5,306
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lake City
The agenda for the Regular Meeting included adopting guidelines for the Public Forum. The Consent Agenda covered various items, such as expense claims for February 2026, approval for the Lake City Yacht Club's Consumption & Display permit renewal, approval for Finance Software Training travel, approval for the American Legion Post 110 raffle request, confirmation of a new Ambulance Commission appointment (Laurie Weyant), and approvals for hiring the 2026 O'Neil Pool Manager and two part-time EMTs. Informational reports included minutes from the Personnel Committee, Utility Board, and Fire Department meetings, as well as the Lake City Police Department 2025 Annual Report. New Business items included approving a revised Delinquent Utility Disconnection Policy, discussing the Retention Pond Expansion Project, approving a Cooperative Agreement for Lead Service Line Replacement between Lake City and Bellechester, discussing the Underwood Park DNR Grant Program, proposing the Downtown Lake City Rental Rehabilitation Program Pilot Program, approving an extension for recording a Plat, approving a Budget Adjustment for Planning & Community Development, approving the 2026 - 2028 IUOE labor agreement, and considering allegations or charges against an individual subject to the City Council's authority.
The meeting agenda included the election of a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. Key discussions revolved around informational reports, specifically the review and discussion of the Alex Young analysis concerning the Patton Park Bandstand's condition, which indicated the structure is structurally safe despite needing roof replacement and repair of fascia due to animal intrusion, and deterioration on the stairs. Future meeting dates were also set.
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The meeting agenda included a Public Forum, review and adoption of the agenda, and a Public Hearing concerning Conditional Use Permit CU26-001 submitted by Tom Olsen for a detached accessory building of 1,380 square feet. New Business also featured a discussion and recommendation regarding the Underwood Park Ice Skating Rinks and Warming House Redevelopment, which involves applying for a matching grant from the MN Department of Natural Resources to upgrade the current facilities to concrete-based rinks and an ADA accessible warming house. During the January 8, 2026 minutes review, the Commission elected Dennis Probst as Chair and Stephanie Durand as Vice Chair for 2026, and adopted the 2026 Work Plan. The Planning Department also provided updates, including details from the 2025 Annual Report covering building permits, land use applications, and short-term rental registrations.
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