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\"We received some complaints, a formal complaint, of some high pressure sales and the peddler not leaving the property when asked,\" Leon said, explaining why staff and the chief should be able to act administratively rather than waiting for the next commission meeting. He said staff will draft an ordinance and present it to the commission before the next warm season when door-to-door peddling typically resumes.

Leon also discussed other items in his manager's report. He said the South Dakota Secretary of State has released a new voter-registration form and urged residents who need to register to consult the Secretary of State's website. \"Lisa has informed me that the state has a new voter registration form,\" Leon said.

On public-facility behavior, Leon warned the commission that the city will remove and trespass people who bully, harass or act in a lewd or obscene manner in city facilities. \"Those people will be kicked out of the facility, permanently. And if they return to the facility, they will be trespassed and we will visit with the Yankton Police Department,\" he said, noting he would not discuss personnel details in public comment.

Leon reminded the commission about several upcoming events and agenda items: the Lewis and Clark Behavioral Health facility opening on Wednesday, July 16 at 10 a.m., a presentation of a draft strategic plan at the commission's Aug. 11 meeting, and a budget meeting scheduled for Aug. 18. He said the city had contributed land for the new behavioral health facility and described the city as a partner in the project.

Leon also said staff had placed maps, graphs and statistics about the Douglas Avenue water-main project in the commission SharePoint for commissioners to review, and that Kyle Goodmanson or Tanner Hansen will provide a wastewater project update at the Aug. 11 meeting.

The manager's report included routine reminders about statutory deadlines: Leon said staff will meet planning and parks advisory boards to finalize the capital improvement plan and prepare the budget for public presentation \"no later than July 31 per statute.\"","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","July 14, 2025 Regular Yankton City Commission Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","City Manager Leon told the Yankton City Commission on July 14 that staff will draft an ordinance to allow administrative revocation of peddlers' licenses after formal complaints of high-pressure sales and vendors failing to leave private property.","taxTitle","Yankton City, Yankton County, South Dakota","taxId",64144,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6510284,"Yankton commission approves joint-powers amendment, water-main acceptance, easements, plats and other routine items",821,1184000,2005000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5387753-74afbf7ca910762ecec55b725d30353a&start=1184&end=2005","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5387753-74afbf7ca910762ecec55b725d30353a/thumbnail_1184000.jpg","/articles/6510284/Yankton-City/Yankton-County/South-Dakota/Yankton-commission-approves-joint-powers-amendment-water-main-acceptance-easements-plats-and-other-routine-items","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6510284-75a9ed96c4c07cb3fd02ad0681663c27/orig.mp4?Expires=1770424240&Signature=FFNBBcOlo61dRZjdE2H5LHODT85BuNpFb4tBXhrnIPDV2UCR6h24DhdrMjXN056S9cXAzdlbg9kyu-0m-7wloWC5F0TsRZZlWz2F1uXDQxEhsOFckEt9GdFQyilw8rrgLiaSOfKGoa6vbsbW~DGVHzQ-JbvcQlSkHCJU3M6t4xZBUYWcg6~OKsS-Ynt7e~r5zJKnwJqNgDf~33kxFIhIKDkRe4xE~5JVnXsnLdnmUrzmtzlgUPDkaGJYPg~ismmiAjhmnzhZ7Axioy-X9z~It4J5lD0vAigKdABT3rHvMaa1eOmBiAXjISSu1eD1jrW8MRMX-Fl~bF2v~Js-GrAP9A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Yankton City Commission on July 14 approved several routine and substantive items: a tenth amendment to a joint powers agreement allowing the city of Vermillion to proceed with an equipment purchase under an SRF loan and grant; acceptance of the completed Summit Street water-main replacement project and authorization of payment to the contractor; several traffic-control installations near the Trailhead Learning Center; establishment of perpetual right-of-way easements on city-owned airport lots; approval of a plat for the Schulte Subdivision with one abstention; and a release of an option to purchase for property in Lower Yankton.

Tenth amendment to joint powers agreement (Vermillion bulldozer)
The commission approved the tenth amendment to the joint powers agreement that will allow Vermillion to purchase a bulldozer that will be used at the Vermillion site and will handle refuse from Yankton City and county and private haulers. The equipment cost cited in the staff memorandum was $511,000. Vermillion was approved in March for a State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan of $409,100 and a $102,000 grant; the loan term noted in the memorandum was 3.25 percent for seven years. The commission approved the amendment on unanimous roll call; the purchase can proceed once all four joint-powers parties sign the amendment.

Summit Street water main replacement and contractor payment
The commission accepted the completed Summit Street water-main replacement project and authorized the finance officer to issue a manual check to Masonry Components in the amount of $159,044.25. The motion passed on roll call with all members voting yes.

Traffic-control changes (Resolution No. 25-27)
The commission approved Resolution No. 25-27 to install an all-way stop at Wedgwood Drive and Highland Drive (the Trailhead Learning Center entrance) and to establish a yield condition for north–south traffic at the 209th Street and Ruth Street intersection. Staff cited federal guidance and local traffic criteria and said the measures anticipate increased traffic at and around the school. The resolution passed on roll call with all members voting yes.

Airport easements (Resolution No. 25-28)
The commission approved Resolution No. 25-28 establishing perpetual right-of-way easements on Airport Lot A-2 and Airport Lot A-3. The resolution passed on unanimous roll call.

Plat approval (Resolution No. 25-29)
The commission approved Resolution No. 25-29, a plat of Lot 7 of the Schulte Subdivision (3200 block of Denny Lane). Commissioner Conkling recorded an abstention; all other members voted yes.

Release of option to purchase
The commission authorized the city manager to execute a release of the option to purchase described lots in Lower Yankton that had been part of a phased development agreement; developer Cody Richardson said he intends to wait for the right tenant rather than develop the final parcel speculatively. The release passed on roll call with the majority voting yes.

Consent and routine items
On the consent agenda the commission established July 28, 2025, as the public hearing date for a transfer of a retail on-off sale malt beverage and farm-wine license from Yankton Missouri River Campground LLC to Brightbird Properties LLC (doing business as Yankton Missouri River KOA) at 807 Bill Baggs Road. The commission approved a transient merchant license for Harry Peeden, doing business as County Fresh Farms, to sell USDA frozen meat from a 26-foot truck at the Menards parking lot from July 23 through Aug. 22, 2025. The commission also approved the current volunteer firefighter list per SDCL workers' compensation requirements; the presiding officer abstained on that vote because they are on the list. The minutes of the June 23, 2025 meeting and the schedule of bills were approved by motion.

The commission adjourned to an executive session to discuss contractual and personnel matters under SDCL 1-25-2.","At its July 14 meeting the Yankton City Commission approved a tenth amendment to the joint powers agreement for a Vermillion equipment purchase, accepted the completed Summit Street water-main project and authorized payment, approved traffic sign changes, easements and several plats and land actions, and set a liquor-license hearing for July 28","actionData","errors"]

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Yankton commission approves joint-powers amendment, water-main acceptance, easements, plats and other routine items