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Votes at a glance: Delinquencies certified, ordinance adopted, appointments and consent items approved
Summary
At its Dec. 1 meeting the Roseville City Council unanimously certified certain delinquent charges to property taxes, adopted an amendment to the dangerous‑animal hearing‑officer ordinance, appointed a council member to a civic‑campus stakeholder group and approved the consent agenda, including several final payments and a professional‑services agreement for dangerous‑dog appeals.
The Roseville City Council took several formal actions Monday evening:
• Certification of delinquent charges: The council adopted a resolution to certify community‑development nuisance abatements and police false‑alarm fees to Ramsey County for collection. Staff said two properties paid after the packet went out, leaving a revised community‑development total of $8,160.51; police false‑alarm charges to be certified totaled $22,567.61. The resolution passed unanimously.
• Dangerous‑animal ordinance: The council adopted an ordinance amending section 501.15 to redefine the hearing officer for dangerous‑animal appeals as an impartial person appointed or retained by the city; the ordinance and a summary publication resolution (requiring a 4/5 vote) were both approved unanimously.
• Civic campus stakeholder appointment: The council appointed Council member Julie Strachan to serve as its representative on the civic‑campus final design stakeholder group. The group will include public residents, commission representatives and a VFW representative; staff expects three meetings between January and April with a tentative first meeting on Jan. 15.
• Consent agenda: The council approved routine consent items including payments in the amount of $912,761.35; replacement of the city campus electronic sign (budgeted at $59,600); a lawful‑gambling premises permit for St. Paul Firefighters Local 21; final payments for the Tamarack Park Pathway project (amount listed in the packet) and the 2025 sanitary sewer mainlining project ($550,041.48); a professional‑services agreement for dangerous/potentially dangerous dog appeals (Keith Streff); and receipt of the third‑quarter financial report. The consent motion passed unanimously; council accepted final project closeouts and indicated the warranty periods begin at acceptance.
• Adjournment: The meeting adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
Each of the above outcomes was recorded in the meeting minutes and in the council packet; the council took no action on the budget/levy Monday and continued that hearing to Dec. 8.
