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Votes at a glance: Minot council approves contracts, grants and ordinances on Sept. 2

5711031 · September 3, 2025
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At its Sept. 2 meeting the Minot City Council approved multiple consent and action items including contract amendments, grant acceptances and ordinance changes; several items were discussed at length and some were amended before approval.

The Minot City Council at its Sept. 2 meeting approved a series of consent and action items. Several items drew discussion or amendment; the following summarizes each outcome as recorded in the open meeting.

Summary of notable votes and outcomes - Consent calendar — remaining consent items: Passed (council moved and seconded to pass remaining consent items as presented). - Item 5.6 — Washington Safe Routes to School (SRTS) contract amendment (Moore Engineering, construction engineering): Approved. Council discussed reasons for increased consultant hours (resurvey, field design, contractor schedule) and funding; staff said the city’s portion of construction engineering is a city cost and construction funds from federal SRTS pay only construction; staff reported the project remained under budget overall. - Item 5.7 — 2025 sidewalk curb and gutter special assessments: Approved as amended. Council amended the motion to eliminate the 25% administrative charge (see related article for details) and then approved assessments as amended. - Item 5.1 (Moss River Park bridge / Moss River enhanced flood protection – park ridge replacement): Approved. Council discussion included local share and regional funding mechanics required under state agreements for flood projects; a minority of members voted no. - Item 6.1 — City manager recruitment process direction: Approved. Council directed the mayor, council president and HR director to screen applicants and produce a short list; HR will screen and the council will interview finalists. - Item…

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