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Goodview council reads resident's thanks for home-repair grant, notes first cannabis application and holds closed session on property appraisal
Summary
City Administrator Dan Matejka read a resident's letter thanking the council for access to a Small Cities Development Grant, Deputy Fire Chief Shane Ives announced National Night Out, and the council held a closed session to review an appraisal for 4054 West 6th Street.
City Administrator Dan Matejka read a letter at the Aug. 4 Goodview City Council meeting from resident Connie Brewer of 4645 9th Street thanking the council and SEMMCHRA for assistance that allowed her to access a Small Cities Development Grant to repair her home.
Police Chief Lonnie Roloff reported that the Police Department sold its 2018 squad car; Deputy Fire Chief Shane Ives announced National Night Out on Aug. 5 at LaCanne Park from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., with both the Fire and Police Departments participating.
Matejka told the council the city has received its first cannabis application; the transcript records the notification but includes no details about the applicant or next steps.
Later the council voted to close the regular meeting and convene a closed session under Minnesota Statute 13D.05, subdivision 3(c)(1) and subdivision 3(c)(3) to determine an asking price and review confidential appraisal information for the property with parcel ID 24.125.0860. The closed session took place beginning at 5:28 p.m. in Goodview City Hall with Mayor Ben Klinger, Councilmembers Dick Ledebuhr, Charlie Andring and Cassandra Gilliam, City Administrator Dan Matejka and City Attorney Mike Flaherty in attendance; the appraisal reviewed concerned the property at 4054 West 6th Street.
There were no community comments recorded during the meeting. The council adjourned at 6:38 p.m.
