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Votes at a glance: consent items, grant, liquor license, Elevare approvals and appointments

Minnetonka City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Council unanimously approved the amended consent agenda (including the amicus brief), a Firehouse Subs Foundation grant, a temporary liquor license for a Rotary event, the Elevare Second Edition land‑use resolutions and several appointments to boards and commissions.

Several formal votes were recorded during the Feb. 2 Minnetonka City Council meeting; all passed by roll call.

- Consent agenda (items 10a–10f, including an amicus brief filing as item 10f): motion by Council member Calvert, second by Council member Wilburn; roll call unanimous (7–0).

- Firehouse Subs Foundation Grant (item 11a, requires five votes): motion by Council member Foster Bolton; second by Council member Wilburn; roll call unanimous (7–0) and resolution adopted.

- Temporary on-sale liquor license for the Rotary Club of Minnetonka Foundation (public hearing item 13a): staff recommended approval; no public speakers voiced opposition; council moved and approved the license unanimously.

- Elevare Second Edition (public hearing item 13b): council adopted resolutions approving preliminary and final plats, a floodplain alteration permit and easement vacations; Planning Commission and staff recommended approval; developer committed to a tree replacement plan. The council recorded the required votes and the items carried.

- Appointments (item 15a): Mayor Schack recommended and council approved Ryan Cadet to the Park Board and Gretchen Scherr and Sandra Johnson to the Planning Commission for two‑year terms beginning Feb. 3, 2026; roll call unanimous.

Meeting adjourned after council member Wilburn moved to adjourn and the council voted aye.