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Council adopts flag‑lot rules and authorizes cameras at fire building; other routine business

3523006 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

At its meeting the Sigurd Town Council approved a flag‑lot ordinance (Chapter 15.21) with a requirement for a street sign identifying rear parcels, and authorized installation of cameras in the fire department with placement caveats. Minutes were accepted with a correction. Several items were referred for follow‑up.

The Sigurd Town Council recorded multiple formal actions during its meeting.

- Flag‑lot ordinance: The council voted to approve flag‑lot regulations under Chapter 15.21, adding a requirement that a sign be posted on the street to identify the rear parcel and its address. The motion was made and seconded; councilors voted in favor and the ordinance was adopted as Ordinance 15.21. (Procedural note: specific individual roll‑call votes were not recorded in the minutes.)

- Cameras at the fire building: The council approved placement of cameras in the fire department building, with the stipulation that placement avoid areas where cameras would be inappropriate. The motion passed.

- Minutes and routine motions: The council approved the minutes of the prior meeting with a correction (a receipts vs. paperwork wording change). Bills and finance were reported up to date.

Several operational items discussed in the work session — including the smart‑meter pilot, cemetery repair bids, and meter pilot follow‑up — were referred to staff for additional information and future agenda scheduling.

Ending: The council closed the meeting after directing staff to draft ordinance language and procurement materials where directed; no additional ordinances were adopted beyond 15.21 at this meeting.