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Two Harbors council adopts consent agenda covering pay apps, contractors and permits

City Council of Two Harbors · July 8, 2024
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The Two Harbors City Council on July 8 approved a broad consent agenda including payroll, multiple construction pay applications, consultant invoices and permits; the vote on the consent agenda was unanimous among members present.

The Two Harbors City Council on July 8 adopted a consent agenda that approved payroll, multiple contractor pay applications and a range of professional services invoices and permits.

Council President Glaser and councilors approved the consent agenda on a motion by Councilor Hefter and a second from Councilor Erickson; the motion carried by a unanimous vote of members present. The consent list included payroll for the second half of June totaling $256,947.92 and several high-value project payments and invoices tied to ongoing capital work.

Key items approved included: a $316,071.00 pay application (#32) to Lakehead Constructors for the wastewater treatment plant project; a $681,325.32 pay application (#12) to Lakehead Constructors for chlorine tank and building repairs; a $398,150.70 pay application (#4) to Rochon Corporation MN for the liquor store project; and multiple Bolton & Menk invoices for engineering, MnDOT reconstruction and trail work totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The council also approved a $12,692 limited site investigation contract at the wastewater treatment plant project site and several travel and training authorizations for city staff and police department personnel.

The consent agenda also authorized a one-day on-sale liquor license for Castle Danger Brewery for the July 12 Heritage Days street dance, renewed two massage licenses, approved a yearly food truck permit for Amy Goerdt (NA-CHO BIZNESS), and appointed Dave Dahlberg as interim public works director effective July 2, 2024.

The council did not discuss individual consent items at length during the meeting; the motions were adopted as a package. The meeting record lists the full set of resolutions and invoice approvals carried on the consent agenda.