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Nowthen City Council Work Session meeting, March 18, 2021

Council Work Session

Thursday, March 18, 2021 · 5:30 PM

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Agenda

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What was on the agenda.

Packet

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The supporting materials the board reviewed.

Minutes

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The official record of what happened.

One-line summary

The work-session packet focused on Council process, goals, Planning and Zoning structure, and a proposed $257,365 dump-truck replacement, but the minutes in the bundle appear to record a different regular Council meeting with fire, Planning and Zoning, fee-schedule and personnel-policy actions.

What was on the agenda

6 items as recorded in the packet and minutes, each with a short summary of what was at issue.

  1. WS-1Discuss Council meeting agenda format

    Discuss Council meeting agenda format

    The work-session agenda called for a discussion of the Council meeting agenda format, but the minutes in the bundle do not record this work-session discussion or any decision on it.

    The minutes document in this bundle appears to record a different regular City Council agenda rather than this March 18 work-session agenda.

    • agenda format
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)# AGENDA Nowthen City Council Work Session March 18, 2021 @ 6:00 PM 1\. Discuss Council meeting agenda format

  2. WS-2Vision, Values, Goals, Projects/Action Items

    Vision, values, goals, projects and action items for Year 1 and Year 2

    The packet included notes on City values, vision and goals, including rural character, infrastructure, communication, the fire department rollout, the recycling center, roads, parks and internet service. The agenda also listed Meyers Briggs results, but the minutes in the bundle do not show what was discussed or decided at the work session.

    The minutes document in this bundle appears to record a different regular City Council agenda rather than this March 18 work-session agenda.

    • vision values and goals
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)2\. Vision Values Goals Projects/Action Items Year 1 Year 2

  3. WS-3Meyers Briggs results

    Meyers Briggs results

    The packet included notes on City values, vision and goals, including rural character, infrastructure, communication, the fire department rollout, the recycling center, roads, parks and internet service. The agenda also listed Meyers Briggs results, but the minutes in the bundle do not show what was discussed or decided at the work session.

    The minutes document in this bundle appears to record a different regular City Council agenda rather than this March 18 work-session agenda.

    • council working style
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)3\. Meyers Briggs results

  4. WS-4Planning & Zoning

    Finalize Planning and Zoning policy, identify qualifications, select interview questions, determine commission size, and decide posting and interview process

    The work-session packet included a proposed Planning and Zoning Commission policy, code of conduct, per-meeting compensation, and applications from Troy M Bednarz, Martin H Bies and Joel F. Springer. The agenda called for finalizing policy, qualifications, interview questions, commission size and the posting/interview process, but the minutes in the bundle do not record a work-session decision on those items.

    The minutes document in this bundle does not show action on the work-session Planning and Zoning Commission process item.

    • planning and zoning commission
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 6Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)PLANNING AND ZONING - provide clear easy to understand and cost effective service to the residents Move function internally Better communication between council, staff and consultant Keep internal control Reduce cost to applicants Residents

  5. WS-5Clerk's Memo

    Clerk's memo on operational changes and purchase of capital equipment

    The Clerk/Treasurer recommended replacing the 2001 Sterling dump truck using the Capital Improvement Plan. The packet stated the CIP would have $330,500 after a 2021 General Fund transfer, and the proposed Mack chassis and TowMaster dump box/plow package would cost $257,365 total. The minutes in the bundle do not show a work-session vote on this purchase.

    The packet contains the capital-equipment memo, but the minutes document in this bundle does not record a work-session decision on it.

    • capital equipment purchase
    • operations
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)5\. Clerk's Memo Operational changes Purchase of capital equipment

  6. WS-6Adjourn

    Adjourn

    The minutes document records an adjournment, but it appears to be for a different regular City Council agenda.

    • adjournment
    Outcome unrecorded
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)6\. Adjourn

Other topics discussed

Topics that came up without tying to a specific agenda item.

  • Nowthen Fire Department startup

    In the minutes document, the Council approved policies for the Nowthen Fire Department, authorized beginning the hiring process for firefighters transitioning from Ramsey Fire, discussed relief association and aid-agreement issues, and authorized up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition.

    Motions: M-006, M-007, M-008, M-009. Speakers: Dave Schmidt, Lori Streich, Mayor Pilon, Council Member Rainville, Councilmember Blake.

  • Regular-meeting Planning and Zoning cases

    The minutes document records Council action on several Planning and Zoning items: Carr's Tree Service variances were approved with a change to core hours and an added variance, Leistico findings and recommendations were accepted, the snow-removal ordinance amendment was approved, self-storage facilities were tabled to April, and Resolution 2021-10 was approved for illegal occupation of a pole shed at 19111 Cleary Road.

    Motions: M-010, M-011, M-012, M-013. Speakers: Mayor Pilon, Councilmember Alders, Councilmember Blake, Council Member Rainville, Councilmember Greenberg, Lori Streich.

  • Fee schedule update

    The minutes document records that Clerk Streich presented fee-schedule changes from a Council work session, and the Council approved the fee schedule with corrections, including striking the phrase “Not to exceed $300” regarding litigation cases.

    Motions: M-014. Speakers: Lori Streich, Councilmember Blake, Councilmember Alders.

  • Employee Personnel Policy

    The minutes document records that the Council approved the Employee Personnel Policy while noting that emergency medical benefits versus disability, a personnel committee, and staff spending authority still needed more discussion.

    Motions: M-015. Speakers: Lori Streich, Council Member Rainville, Councilmember Blake, Councilmember Alders, Mayor Pilon.

  • City logo

    Under Good of the Council in the minutes document, Councilmember Greenberg presented logo options that had been discussed previously, and the Council generally approved the richer-looking version described by Clerk Streich, though no separate formal logo-adoption motion is recorded before adjournment.

    Motions: M-016. Speakers: Councilmember Greenberg, Mayor Pilon, Lori Streich, Councilmember Alders.

Motions and votes

14 motions on the record.

  • M-001MOTION BY ALDERS TO APPROVE MARCH 9, 2021 AGENDA, 2ND BY BLAKE. GREENBERG REQUESTED TO ADD THE CITY LOGO TO THE "GOOD OF THE COUNCIL" SECTION. ALDERS & BLAKE AGREED TO AMEND THEIR MOTIONS TO INCLUDE THE LOGO.

    moved by Alders, seconded by Blake

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)MOTION BY ALDERS TO APPROVE MARCH 9, 2021 AGENDA, 2ND BY BLAKE. GREENBERG REQUESTED TO ADD THE CITY LOGO TO THE "GOOD OF THE COUNCIL" SECTION. ALDERS & BLAKE AGREED TO AMEND THEIR MOTIONS TO INCLUDE THE LOGO. ALL IN FAVOR. UNANIMOUS. MOTION CARRIED.

  • M-002Motion by Alders to add this variance to the two variances to be discussed under Planning & Zoning Section, Item a.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Alders to add this variance to the two variances to be discussed under Planning & Zoning Section, Item a .

    moved by Alders, seconded by Blake

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Alders to add this variance to the two variances to be discussed under Planning & Zoning Section, Item a .; 2nd by Blake; Unanimous. Motion Carried

  • M-003Motion by Blake to approve the Consent Agenda as presented.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Blake to approve the Consent Agenda as presented

    moved by Blake, seconded by Rainville

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 1Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)3\. Motion by Blake to approve the Consent Agenda as presented; 2nd by Rainville, noting that the February 9, 2021 minutes were regular meeting minutes. Unanimous; Motion Carried.

  • M-006Motion by Blake to approve the Policies for the Nowthen Fire Department.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Blake to approve the Policies for the Nowthen Fire Department

    moved by Blake, seconded by Rainville

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 2Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Blake to approve the Policies for the Nowthen Fire Department; 2nd by Rainville. Unanimous; Motion Carried.

  • M-007Motion by Rainville to authorize the hiring process to begin transitioning firefighters from Ramsey Fire to Nowthen Fire.

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    Motion by Rainville to authorize the hiring process to begin transitioning firefighters from Ramsey Fire to Nowthen Fire

    moved by Rainville, seconded by Pilon

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Rainville to authorize the hiring process to begin transitioning firefighters from Ramsey Fire to Nowthen Fire; 2nd by Pilon. Unanimous; Motion Carried.

  • M-009Motion by Pilon to authorize up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition, pending Clerk Streich and Chief Schmidt finding the appropriate spot in the budget for those funds.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Pilon to authorize up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition, pending Clerk Streich and Chief Schmidt finding the appropriate spot in the budget for those funds

    moved by Pilon, seconded by Rainville

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Pilon to authorize up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition, pending Clerk Streich and Chief Schmidt finding the appropriate spot in the budget for those funds; 2nd by Rainville. Unanimous; Motion Carried.

  • M-010Motion by Alders to approve the Planning & Zoning recommendations for Carr's Tree service variances, with the adjust on Item #6 for core hours and the inclusion of the variance approved earlier in this meeting.

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    Motion by Alders to approve the Planning & Zoning recommendations for Carr's Tree service variances, with the adjust on Item #6 for core hours and the inclusion of the variance approved earlier in this meeting

    moved by Alders, seconded by Blake

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Alders to approve the Planning & Zoning recommendations for Carr's Tree service variances, with the adjust on Item #6 for core hours and the inclusion of the variance approved earlier in this meeting; 2nd by Blake. Unanimous. Motion Carried.

  • M-011Motion by Rainville to accept the Findings and Recommendations by Planning & Zoning and Planner Stockman.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Rainville to accept the Findings and Recommendations by Planning & Zoning and Planner Stockman

    moved by Rainville, seconded by Greenberg

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Rainville to accept the Findings and Recommendations by Planning & Zoning and Planner Stockman; 2nd by Greenberg. Unanimous. Motion Carried.

  • M-012Motion by Blake to accept Ordinance 2020-04, Amending Chapter 5 of the Nowthen City Code relating to on-street parking requirements and snow removal.

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    Motion by Blake to accept Ordinance 2020-04, Amending Chapter 5 of the Nowthen City Code relating to on-street parking requirements and snow removal

    moved by Blake, seconded by Greenberg

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Blake to accept Ordinance 2020-04, Amending Chapter 5 of the Nowthen City Code relating to on-street parking requirements and snow removal; 2nd by Greenberg. The graphic addition to the Ordinance makes it very clear what the text means. Unanimous approval. Motion Carried.

  • M-013Motion by Pilon to table this topic until the April Council meeting.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Pilon to table this topic until the April Council meeting

    moved by Pilon, seconded by Rainville

    Tabled
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Pilon to table this topic until the April Council meeting; 2nd by Rainville, and Clerk Streich will gather and present information from other cities and the League of MN regarding establishing a moratorium on storage facilities in the City to present . Unanimous approval. Motion Carried.

  • M-014Motion by Rainville to approve Resolution 2021-10 requiring the occupants of the accessory building at 19111 Cleary Road to cease using the pole shed as a residence for health and safety reasons, including numerous violations of the MN State building code, on or before April 22, 2021, subject to the findings and conditions outlined by the City Planner.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Rainville to approve Resolution 2021-10 requiring the occupants of the accessory building at 19111 Cleary Road to cease using the pole shed as a residence for health and safety reasons, including numerous violations of the MN State building code, on or before April 22, 2021, subject to the findings and conditions outlined by the City Planner

    moved by Rainville, seconded by Greenberg

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Rainville to approve Resolution 2021-10 requiring the occupants of the accessory building at 19111 Cleary Road to cease using the pole shed as a residence for health and safety reasons, including numerous violations of the MN State building code, on or before April 22, 2021, subject to the findings and condit…

  • M-015Motion by Blake to accept the Fee Schedule as presented with corrections.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Blake to accept the Fee Schedule as presented with corrections

    moved by Blake, seconded by Alders

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Blake to accept the Fee Schedule as presented with corrections; 2nd by Alders. Amended by striking "Not to exceed $300" regarding litigation cases on page 11. Blake and Alders approved amending their motion to include this amendment. Unanimous approval. Motion Carried.

  • M-016Motion by Rainville to approve the Employee Personnel Policy as presented, with the understanding that the above items still need to be addressed.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion by Rainville to approve the Employee Personnel Policy as presented, with the understanding that the above items still need to be addressed

    moved by Rainville, seconded by Blake

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Rainville to approve the Employee Personnel Policy as presented, with the understanding that the above items still need to be addressed; 2nd by Blake. Unanimous approval. Motion carried.

  • M-017Motion to adjourn.

    Exact transcript text

    Motion to adjourn

    moved by Pilon, seconded by Blake

    Passed
    • YPilon
    • YBlake
    • YAlders
    • YGreenberg
    • YRainville
    p. 5Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion to adjourn by Pilon; 2nd by Blake . Unanimous. Motion carried. Meeting Adjourned at 9:00 PM.

Dollar amounts in motions

Amounts named in or tied to a motion that passed, each shown with the motion. A motion can approve an amount, cap it, or remove it from a list, so read the motion text. These links are AI-extracted, and the minutes control.

  • Fire Station addition authorization

    $15,000

    Motion Motion by Pilon to authorize up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition, pending Clerk Streich and Chief Schmidt finding the appropriate spot in the budget for those funds Passed(Unanimous; Motion Carried.)
    p. 3Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Pilon to authorize up to $15,000 from the City budget to complete the Fire Station addition, pending Clerk Streich and Chief Schmidt finding the appropriate spot in the budget for those funds; 2nd by Rainville. Unanimous; Motion Carried.

  • Stricken litigation-case fee cap

    $300

    Motion Motion by Rainville to approve Resolution 2021-10 requiring the occupants of the accessory building at 19111 Cleary Road to cease using the pole shed as a residence for health and safety reasons, including numerous violations of the MN State building code, on or before April 22, 2021, subject to the findings and conditions outlined by the City Planner Passed(Unanimous approval. Motion carried.)
    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Motion by Blake to accept the Fee Schedule as presented with corrections; 2nd by Alders. Amended by striking "Not to exceed $300" regarding litigation cases on page 11. Blake and Alders approved amending their motion to include this amendment. Unanimous approval. Motion Carried.

Prior history on this business

When someone referred back to earlier business, we found the matching prior discussion and tied it in here.

  • (council has requested this numerous times - shouldn't have to request information after reading the P & Z agendas or reading their invoices)

    — Council Member Mary Rainville

    What this is about
    Prior Council direction on Planning and Zoning communication and planner notices.

    p. 6Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)Notice of current requests/conversations regarding potential projects in Nowthen. (council has requested this numerous times - shouldn't have to request information after reading the P & Z agendas or reading their invoices)

    Related history

    The records searched show only a partial match. In the March 10, 2026 packet, there was a planning-related update listing several items that had been reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission in February and were expected to come to the March City Council agenda, including Viking Estates, the Limpert minor subdivision, and two interim use permit applications. That appears to be the kind of notice or tracking information Council Member Rainville is referring to. However, the records provided do not show a formal prior Council vote or written direction requiring the planner or staff to proactively notify Council of Planning and Zoning agenda items, invoices, or related activity. The March 10, 2026 packet also included a proposed land-use consultation policy, but that addressed how applicants and property owners interact with the City’s planning consultant, not Council communication.

    • Mar 10, 20261\. The City regularly receives inquiries from property owners, real estate professionals, developers and proposed purch
    • Apr 28, 2026emphasizing the need to understand each situation thoroughly. Martell affirmed his belief in preserving wetlands and woo
    • Apr 14, 20267\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all s
    • Mar 24, 20267\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all s
    • Apr 28, 2026APPROVAL OF AGENDA MOTION BY COMMISSIONER CARLSON, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BIES TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. FIVE (5) AYES. M
  • In 2019, the City Council approved money to be placed into this fund for a replacement of a 2001 Sterling Dump Truck.

    — Lori Streich

    What this is about
    Prior 2019 Council decision to place money in the CIP for replacing the 2001 Sterling dump truck.

    p. 35Meeting City Council Work Session — Agenda Packet (2021-03-18)In 2019, the City Council approved money to be placed into this fund for a replacement of a 2001 Sterling Dump Truck. This truck is used daily for moving heavy loads, plowing our streets, and pulling heavy trailers.

    Related history

    The records I searched do not contain a prior 2019 City Council decision matching this recollection about placing money in the CIP fund for replacement of a 2001 Sterling dump truck. The search results returned 2026 packet materials on unrelated items, such as planning approvals, prosecuting services, and commission procedures, but no relevant 2019 CIP action, dump truck replacement item, vote, or dollar amount.

    • Mar 10, 2026Council may also appoint a council liaison who shall be a non-voting member who is not counted for quorum purposes. B. T
    • Mar 10, 20267\. The memo from the City Planner dated February 18, 2026 is incorporated herein by reference. The staff report from th
    • Feb 24, 2026Council approval, including demonstrating compliance with Section 10-3-5. If the comments from the City Engineer memo ar
    • Apr 14, 2026CITY OF NOWTHEN </figure> RESOLUTION No. 2026-XX Council Meeting Location: Historic Townhall 19800 Nowthen Blvd NW Nowth
    • Apr 14, 2026DECISION: Based on the foregoing information and applicable ordinances, the City Council approves the Final Plat for Pal
  • Discussion at the Council work session to pick up 20 of the most likely to be resolved quickly. Pilon couldn't remember how that was to be determined and asked Clerk Streich, who responded that Council was asked to take a look at the residents that they were aware of and knew if they were in business or not right off hand.

    — Mayor Pilon

    What this is about
    How Council intended to choose 20 IUPs and CUPs for quick resolution from a prior work-session discussion.

    p. 4Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Discussion at the Council work session to pick up 20 of the most likely to be resolved quickly. Pilon couldn't remember how that was to be determined and asked Clerk Streich, who responded that Council was asked to take a look at the residents that they were aware of and knew if they were in business or not right off h…

    Related history

    The records I searched do not contain a prior work-session discussion or formal decision matching the recollection about selecting “20” IUPs and CUPs for quick resolution, or a recorded method for deciding which ones were “most likely to be resolved quickly.” The only related records found are general CUP/IUP application materials in 2026 packets, such as the Matthew and Rhiannon Paradise application in the March 24 and April 14, 2026 packets and the Volunteers of America materials in the April 28, 2026 packet. Those records show individual permit applications, but they do not document a Council process for choosing a group of 20 existing IUPs/CUPs to review first.

    • Apr 28, 2026MOTION BY CHAIRMAN HAAPALA, SECOND BY COMMISSIONER LEWIS, TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE FINAL PLAT AS WRITTEN. SIX (6) AY
    • Mar 24, 2026MOTION BY CHAIRMAN HAAPALA, SECOND BY COMMISSIONER LEWIS, TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE FINAL PLAT AS WRITTEN. SIX (6) AY
    • Apr 28, 2026emphasizing the need to understand each situation thoroughly. Martell affirmed his belief in preserving wetlands and woo
    • Jan 13, 2026This page was left intentionally blank. <figure> CITY OF NOWTHEN </figure> ### REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <table> <tr> <
    • May 12, 2026## City of Nowthen Management's Discussion and Analysis ## OVERVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) <figure> <fi
  • Greenberg presented the logos that had been presented previously. He and the mayor had talked and thought that if Council could focus on approving just the logo itself, City signage could be addressed later. This was an effort to bring Alders up to speed on the progress to date.

    — Councilmember Greenberg

    What this is about
    Prior City-logo options and discussion before the March 18 regular-meeting minutes.

    p. 5Meeting City Council Work Session — Minutes (2021-03-18)Greenberg presented the logos that had been presented previously. He and the mayor had talked and thought that if Council could focus on approving just the logo itself, City signage could be addressed later. This was an effort to bring Alders up to speed on the progress to date.

    Related history

    The records I searched do not contain a prior discussion or decision matching Councilmember Greenberg’s recollection about City-logo options being presented before the March 18 regular-meeting minutes. The search results returned March–April 2026 packet and minutes material on development applications, interim use permits, ordinances, and routine consent items, but nothing about logo designs, City branding, signage, or a vote to approve a logo. Based on these results, I cannot confirm from the searched records when the earlier logo options were presented or whether Council took any formal action on them before the March 18 minutes.

    • Apr 14, 2026### Development Applications in Review Palomino Estates -- Kyle Roessler - 20930 St. Francis Blvd. · An application for
    • Apr 14, 2026DECISION: Based on the foregoing information and applicable ordinances, the City Council approves the Final Plat for Pal
    • Mar 10, 20262\. Development of the flag lot shall be subject to the conditions of the Conditional Use Permit. 3\. All public infrast
    • Mar 10, 20267\. The memo from the City Planner dated February 18, 2026 is incorporated herein by reference. The staff report from th
    • Feb 24, 2026compliant, then installation of a new ISTS or remediation of a non-compliant ISTS shall be completed prior to commenceme

Where this came up before

  1. Mar 10, 2026
    City Meeting

    1\. The City regularly receives inquiries from property owners, real estate professionals, developers and proposed purchasers ("Requesting Parties" or each a "Requesting Party") in relation to

    Doc1\. The City regularly receives inquiries from property owners, real estate professionals, developers and proposed purchasers ("Requesting Parties" or each a "Requesting Party") in relation to
  2. Apr 28, 2026
    City Meeting

    emphasizing the need to understand each situation thoroughly. Martell affirmed his belief in preserving wetlands and wooded areas and supporting the farmer's right to operate when addressing conf

    Docemphasizing the need to understand each situation thoroughly. Martell affirmed his belief in preserving wetlands and wooded areas and supporting the farmer's right to operate when addressing conf
  3. Apr 14, 2026
    City Meeting

    7\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all setback requirements of the principal structure. 8\. Pursuant to Section 1

    Doc7\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all setback requirements of the principal structure. 8\. Pursuant to Section 1
  4. Mar 24, 2026
    City Meeting

    7\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all setback requirements of the principal structure. 8\. Pursuant to Section 1

    Doc7\. Pursuant to Section 11-4-2A1 of the City of Nowthen's Zoning Ordinance, accessory structures shall comply with all setback requirements of the principal structure. 8\. Pursuant to Section 1
  5. Apr 28, 2026
    City Meeting

    APPROVAL OF AGENDA MOTION BY COMMISSIONER CARLSON, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BIES TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. FIVE (5) AYES. MOTION CARRIED. CONDUCT INTERVIEWS FOR THE VACANT SEAT ON THE PLANNING AND ZONING

    DocAPPROVAL OF AGENDA MOTION BY COMMISSIONER CARLSON, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BIES TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. FIVE (5) AYES. MOTION CARRIED. CONDUCT INTERVIEWS FOR THE VACANT SEAT ON THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. The commission conducted

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