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Staff updates Hermantown road-assessment schedule and Essential Wellness Center expansion potential
Summary
City staff briefed the council on an objection process and hearing schedule for a Hermantown Road assessment and on updated numbers and a potential state bonding request to expand the Essential Wellness Center to include childcare as part of the 2026 legislative ask.
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City staff provided two pre-agenda briefings at the start of the meeting.
A city staff member summarized the Hermantown Road assessment objection process and scheduling: preliminary assessment lists have been compiled by utility billing and stormwater staff; those on the list will be noticed and can appear at hearings (staff said hearings are set for Sept. 22 with some moving to Sept. 29); the city intends to return the final assessment roll to the county in December for collection steps. "This is an annual first step in preparing the assessment roll for delinquent utility charges," the staff member said.
The same staff member also presented an update on the Essential Wellness Center expansion, including updated project numbers and the possibility of pursuing state bonding to fund a childcare addition as part of Hermantown's 2026 legislative requests. Staff did not provide detailed dollar figures for the proposed bonding request in the council's remarks at this meeting.
Councilors did not take public comment on either briefing at the meeting; staff indicated next steps are formal notices for affected property owners and additional council consideration as hearings and legislative planning proceed.

