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St. John Redevelopment Commission approves minutes and TIF pass-through notification, 5-0

St. John Redevelopment Commission ยท May 27, 2026
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Summary

At its May 27 meeting the St. John Redevelopment Commission approved the April 22 minutes and unanimously approved a tax-increment-financing (TIF) pass-through notification letter; no public comments were recorded and no further discussion was reported.

The St. John Redevelopment Commission met May 27, 2026, conducted roll call and voted unanimously to approve two routine items before adjourning.

A motion to approve the April 22, 2026, meeting minutes was made and seconded; the commission approved the motion 5-0. The record does not specify who moved or seconded the motion. The Chair called for the vote and members responded in the affirmative; the clerk recorded the result as "Motion carries five to zero."

The commission then considered and approved a tax-increment-financing (TIF) pass-through notification letter. Following a motion and second (mover and seconder not specified in the record), the commission voted 5-0 to approve the notification letter. No substantive discussion of the TIF item is recorded in the meeting transcript.

There were no public comments; the Chair asked whether anyone had signed up and none were recorded. Roll call was conducted by Clerk Katie Goulet, who announced the presence of Gerald Swets, Christian Jorgenson, Mike Bobak, Chris Salatas, Ann Oster, Wayne Pandinus and Joe Svetanoff; Clerk Goulet also indicated that Beth Hernandez was present "by way of Katie Goulet." Commissioner Wayne Pandinus and the town manager reported no additional correspondence or updates.

The commission moved to adjourn after the votes; the motion to adjourn passed 5-0.