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Votes at a glance: Isanti County Board approves routine minutes, contracts, plats, grants and permits
Summary
The board approved routine business including prior minutes, HHS contracts (Avivo, Canvas Health, etc.), a $56,615 restroom bid, three final plats, LRIP and sales-tax resolutions, a fund-balance policy and a $2,706,428 transfer; the budget/levy discussion was continued for follow-up.
The Isanti County Board, in its Dec. 2 meeting, took a number of formal actions that were approved by motion and roll-call votes. Key outcomes approved during the session included:
- Approval of Community Health Board minutes (Nov. 4) and county board minutes (Nov. 18). - Approval of Community Health Board actions and a personnel action item. - Authorization of multiple HHS contract renewals and amendments, including Avivo ($291,875) and Canvas Health ($102,489); items 1–8 were approved as presented. - Award of a bid to Huffcut Concrete for a precast restroom at Springvale County Park for $56,615 (park legacy grant funded). - Approval of three final plats: Lilienthal Addition (Bradford), Springer Woodlands (North Branch Township), and Shawwalter Acres (Isanti Township). - Approval of a resolution to support an LRIP (Local Road Improvement Program) application for Casa 5 (CSAH 5) from CSAH 12 North to County Road 48, committing local non‑LRIP costs as required. - Approval of a resolution requesting legislative authorization to pursue a 0.25% local-option sales tax for a new highway facility (project estimate ~$23M); the measure will be submitted to tax committees and would require voter approval. - Adoption of a revised fund-balance policy creating a dedicated capital projects fund and authorization of a transfer calculated at $2,706,428 to meet the new target reserve; the policy was approved and the transfer resolution passed. - Approval of utility permits and claims and warrants; the meeting adjourned following a final roll call.
Several items involved short staff presentations followed by routine votes; the board continued a more extensive discussion of the 2026 budget and levy scenarios and directed staff to prepare final numbers for the upcoming Truth-in-Taxation and committee meetings.
