Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Municipal Governance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: Woodbury City Council, Oct. 8, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken Oct. 8: HRA consent items approved; city consent agenda items approved; conditional-use permit amended for Moe's Southwest Grill; variance at 7086 Military Road denied.
This is a concise summary of formal actions recorded at the Woodbury City Council meeting on Oct. 8, 2025. Where available, the motion text, outcome, project identifiers and recorded roll-call votes are provided.
- HRA consent agenda (Housing and Redevelopment Authority meeting earlier that evening): Motion to approve meeting minutes and issuance of additional taxes/tax increment bond for the Meadows at Prairie Ridge Park (consent items 3a and 3b). Outcome: approved by roll call; all HRA members present voted Aye (Member Morris; Member Santini; Member Stafford; Member Wilson; Chair Burt).
- City consent agenda: Motion to approve consent agenda items 6a through 6e. Outcome: approved by roll call. Recorded votes: Councilmember Santini — Aye; Councilmember Stafford — Aye; Councilmember Wilson — Aye; Councilmember Morris — Aye; Mayor Burt — Aye.
- Valley Creek — Moe's Southwest Grill (CUP amendment): Motion to amend conditional-use permit and authorize removal of deed restriction for a class-2 restaurant at 6671 Valley Creek Road (project 07-2025-00588), subject to conditions in council letter 25-235. Outcome: approved. Roll call: Stafford — Aye; Wilson — Aye; Morris — Aye; Santini — Aye; Mayor Burt — Aye.
- 7086 Military Road variance request (subdivision to create two lots under R‑2 three-acre minimum exclusive of wetlands): Motion to deny variance (resolution for denial provided in council packet). Outcome: denied by council vote; councilmembers Morris, Santini, Stafford and Mayor Burt recorded votes in favor of denial; planning staff and the planning commission had recommended denial.
Nut graf: The meeting combined informational presentations, public comment and multiple land‑use items; council approved routine consent business and a CUP amendment for a restaurant while denying a variance that staff and the planning commission concluded did not meet variance findings.
Ending: No additional votes (ordinances or budget actions) were recorded that evening; the council adjourned after routine staff reports and announcements.
