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The Vermillion City Council meeting on May 6, 2025, focused on several key issues, including infrastructure updates, street closures for upcoming events, and a final plat approval for a new development.

One of the primary discussions involved the addition of a new water service to the city’s infrastructure. The council approved a motion to install this service without requiring significant changes to existing infrastructure. Clay Rural Water will maintain its service in the area, working with landowners to secure an easement for future testing.
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The council also addressed requests for street closures related to the University of South Dakota's (USD) move-in day on August 22, 2025. Rose Street will be closed from 5 AM to 4 PM, and North Plum Street will be closed from 6 AM to 4 PM. The closures are part of a well-coordinated effort by USD to manage traffic and ensure safety during the busy move-in period.

Additionally, the council approved the closure of Main Street for the annual Dakota Days parade on October 4, 2025. The street will be closed from 7:30 AM to noon, with arrangements made for cleanup after the event. This annual celebration is a significant community event, and the council emphasized the importance of maintaining safety during the parade.

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In another significant decision, the council approved a final plat for the MARV addition, a 37.1-acre property located at the intersection of Highway 50 and Princeton Avenue. This approval follows a recommendation from the County's Planning and Zoning Commission, ensuring that the development meets all necessary requirements.

The meeting concluded with the council approving low bids for fuel quotes, ensuring cost-effective procurement for city operations. Overall, the council's decisions reflect ongoing efforts to enhance city infrastructure and support community events.

Converted from 2025-05-05 City Council meeting on May 06, 2025
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