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Sleepy Eye council advances ordinance readings, approves permits and accepts clean 2024 audit

City Council of the City of Sleepy Eye · July 8, 2025
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Summary

At its July 8 meeting the council called for further readings of two ordinances (seasonal license and annexation), approved fireworks permits and a lease to the HRA, accepted a clean 2024 audit presented by Auditor Sara Oberloh, and approved police reports and payment of bills.

The Sleepy Eye City Council on July 8 advanced several routine items and approved several motions across permits, leases and finance.

Councilor Gary Windschitl called for the First Reading of Ordinance #228, an amendment to the city’s seasonal beer-license code to allow seasonal wine and a "strong beer" license for the Baseball Association. Earlier, the council called for the Second Reading of Ordinance #226, an annexation ordinance for property at the corner of Highway 14 and County Road 27 (the motion to call the second reading was recorded as M/Andres, S/Stevemier).

The council approved a fireworks sales permit and separately authorized the Sleepy Eye Fire Department to discharge fireworks on the Fourth of July at Sleepy Eye Lake (motions recorded M/Pelzel, S/Krzmarzick and M/Stevemier, S/Windschitl). The council also approved a lease for 117 2nd Ave SW to the HRA (motion recorded S/Andres, S/Krzmarzick).

On finance, Auditor Sara Oberloh presented the 2024 audit and the council accepted the audit, recorded as an unmodified (clean) opinion; the audit will be submitted to the State Auditor. The council also approved the Police Report and cash fund balances and voted to approve payment of bills during the meeting (motions carried 5-0 on items recorded in the minutes).

At the June 23 special meeting the council (4-0 recorded) called for the Second Reading of Ordinance #228 and approved Resolution 10-2025 establishing fees for seasonal wine and strong beer and Sunday sales.

No controversial debate or roll-call dissents were recorded in the provided minutes; votes on the recorded motions carried unanimously in the cited entries.