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Mountain Lake council adopts tobacco regulations ordinance
Summary
The City of Mountain Lake City Council adopted Ordinance No. 3-26 (Tobacco Regulations) at its Feb. 17, 2026 meeting on a 3–0 vote; the consent agenda including bills, payroll, minutes and 2026 Fire & Ambulance contracts was also approved. A second reading was held for the tiny house ordinance with no final action recorded.
MOUNTAIN LAKE — The City of Mountain Lake City Council adopted Ordinance No. 3-26, titled 'Tobacco Regulations,' during its regular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026. Councilmember Jeff Jack moved to approve the ordinance and Councilmember Andrew Ysker seconded; the ordinance passed on a 3–0 vote.
The council also approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda by a 3–0 vote after a motion by Jack and a second from Ysker. The consent agenda encompassed payment of bills (Checks #29784–29806, 1708E–1725E), payroll (Checks #69329–69371), approval of minutes from the Jan. 12 Lake Commission, Jan. 22 Utilities Commission and Feb. 2 City Council meetings, and approval of the 2026 Fire & Ambulance contracts. The transcript records no public comment during the meeting.
The minutes and the ordinance vote were recorded before Councilmember Darla Kruser’s arrival; the transcript separately notes that Kruser arrived later in the meeting. The council held a second reading of the city's tiny house ordinance during the session but the record does not show any vote or final action on that item.
City Administrator Michael Mueller and Police Officer Ben McHenry were listed as city staff present; Doug Regehr was listed among others present. Mayor Mike Nelson called the meeting to order at 5:45 p.m. and adjourned it at 6:13 p.m.
The transcript does not specify the substantive provisions of Ordinance No. 3-26, nor does it record any amendments, public testimony, or objections to the measures adopted. Any implementation details or effective dates for the tobacco ordinance were not specified in the meeting record.
