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Trimont Council renews Town Center note, awards $19,500 tree contract and approves routine permits

Trimont City Council · July 21, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved renewing a five-year, 0% promissory note with the Town Center, accepted Rosburg Construction’s $19,500 tree-removal bid, awarded a Class B operator contract to Max Longley at $1,500 per month, and approved multiple zoning permits and other routine items.

At its July 21 meeting, the Trimont City Council approved a package of routine financial and operational actions, including renewal of a promissory note with the Town Center and the award of a $19,500 contract for boulevard tree removal.

Town Center note: The council approved renewing the promissory note with the Town Center for five years at 0% interest. Council Member Brian Krumwiede made the motion; Ronald Shade seconded it. The motion passed 5-0.

Tree work and funds: After reviewing seven bids, the council accepted the low bid from Rosburg Construction for $19,500 to complete agreed work by Sept. 1, 2025. The council also approved Resolution 2025-09 to accept an anonymous $5,000 contribution earmarked for boulevard tree removal; that resolution passed 5-0.

Contracts and staffing: The council approved a Class B operator contract with Max Longley for $1,500 per month, selecting Longley over higher bids from Brown and Powers. Motions to award the contract and accept the bids passed 5-0.

Zoning and parks: The council granted zoning permits for a pool at 321 Beech St E, a fence at 80 3rd Ave NW and a deck and fence at 230 Birch St E; each motion passed unanimously. The council also approved turning on electricity at the ballfield for two months so organizers can better estimate lighting upgrade costs and approved paying half (up to $400) of insect-spraying costs for Memorial Park events.

Finance: The minutes include a recorded list of bills for June and related vendor payments. The council approved paying the listed bills as part of routine business.

The council approved the consent agenda and adjourned at 8:16 p.m.