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North St. Paul council adopts five-year street plan, authorizes intent to issue up to $7 million in bonds and approves budget cleanup
Summary
The North St. Paul City Council adopted a five‑year street reconstruction plan and passed a resolution declaring the city’s intent to issue general obligation street reconstruction bonds up to $7 million at its March 4 meeting.
The North St. Paul City Council adopted a five‑year street reconstruction plan and passed a resolution declaring the city’s intent to issue general obligation street reconstruction bonds in an amount not to exceed $7,000,000 at its March 4 meeting.
Finance Director Winnick described the 2025 reconstruction projects covered by the plan: Gerald Avenue between Mohawk Road and Mesabi Avenue; Shawnee Drive; Buhl Avenue; and the Casey Lake Park parking lot off Shawnee Drive. Winnick said the city is working with bond consultant Baker Tilly on financing and currently projects an issuance of about $6.7 million; the $7 million cap is a cushion for higher-than-expected estimates. The public hearing produced no comments and council closed the hearing before voting to adopt the plan and the intent resolution.
The adopted resolution begins a 30‑day petition window during…
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