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Goodview staff: burn permits to move to DNR; street-project bidding to start in April
Summary
Fire Chief Matt Kramer told the council that non-recreational burn permits will be obtained through the DNR rather than directly from the Fire Department; Public Works Director Dave Schultz said Bolten and Menk will begin bidding for the street project the first week in April.
Fire Chief Matt Kramer and Director of Public Works Dave Schultz briefed the Goodview City Council on March 2 about operational changes and upcoming projects, including a shift in burn-permit processing and the start of street-project bidding.
Kramer told council members that members of the public will obtain burn permits through the DNR going forward, rather than receiving permits directly from the Fire Department as had been done previously. The minutes record this as a procedural change but do not list implementation details or an effective date; the city provided a separate notice of the change in procedures for non-recreational burns and burn permits.
Dave Schultz reported that Bolten and Menk will begin the bidding process for the street project in the first week of April and noted that the city's new mower has arrived. City Administrator Dan Matejka added that the next council meeting will include a public hearing and that the city will host a rummage sale from the encampment from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Evans pavilion.
The presentation and staff reports were informational; council took no formal vote on the burn-permit procedure or the street bidding timeline during the meeting. The council adjourned at 5:52 p.m.
