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Two Harbors council approves consent agenda including $149,197.55 pay application, appointments and contract renewal

City Council of Two Harbors, Minnesota · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda, which included second-quarter financials, a $149,197.55 pay application to Lake County, a Mitel support renewal, several appointments and administrative resolutions; specific votes were recorded by resolution numbers.

The Two Harbors City Council on Sept. 22 approved a consent package of resolutions covering financial and administrative items.

Key consent actions included approval of the 2025 second-quarter financials (Resolution No. 09-400-25), authorization to pay claims on Sept. 23 and payroll for the first half of September (Res. 09-401-25), a one-year renewal of Mitel phone support for $1,414.14 (Res. 09-402-25), appointment of Kristina Rafn to the Library Board of Trustees for a three-year term (Res. 09-403-25), and approval of Pay Application No. 22 to Lake County for the 2024 & 2025 Street Improvement Project in the amount of $149,197.55 (Res. 09-404-25).

The council also named Sarah Swedberg of Bolton & Menk as the official zoning administrator (Res. 09-405-25), approved reimbursement to Joe Cavallin for HVAC tools for the Water, Sewer & Gas Department (Res. 09-406-25), accepted a Utilities Committee recommendation to waive penalty fees for August 2025 because of a mailing issue (Res. 09-407-25), declined Loise Fransens request to waive water service charges for May 2025 (Res. 09-408-25), considered appointing Craig Jussila as Interim Assistant Public Works Director, and authorized a deed conveying the ambulance garage property to Lake County (Res. 09-409-25).

Most consent items were approved without recorded debate; the transcript lists each resolution by number. Several items were later referenced in New Business but were acted on as listed in the consent package.