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Aberdeen council adopts home-daycare zoning change, repeals drone rules; approves licenses, bridge payment

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Summary

At its July 28 meeting, the City of Aberdeen Council adopted a zoning amendment for home daycares, repealed an ordinance restricting recreational drone flying, approved three alcohol-license transfers tied to the Ramkota hotel sale, advanced a parks budget transfer ordinance, approved a $319,210.71 bridge pay request and accepted a salt bid.

Aberdeen — The City of Aberdeen City Council on Monday, July 28, adopted an ordinance amending zoning rules for home daycares, voted to repeal the city—ode provisions that regulated recreational and hobby drone flying, approved the transfer of three alcohol licenses tied to the sale of the Ramkota hotel, advanced a budget-transfer ordinance for parks, and approved a $319,210.71 pay request for bridge work in Slayton, Minnesota.

The council pproved the second and final reading of an ordinance that amends zoning regulations governing home daycares and administrative exceptions. City staff told the council there have been no changes since the prior meeting and recommended approval. The ordinance passed on roll call.

The council also approved a repeal of the earlier ordinance that had limited recreational drone flying within the city. Council member Johnson praised the repeal, saying the change "is an example" of…

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