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Votes at a glance: Lindstrom council approves consultant studies, engineering work and TIF assignment

Lindstrom City Council · August 21, 2024
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Summary

At its August meeting the Lindstrom City Council approved a consultant study for the city building reuse, a task order for 2025 street field inspections, and consented to assignment of the Olinda Trail Apartments development agreement and TIF revenue; one zoning motion failed and an ordinance item was tabled.

The Lindstrom City Council recorded several formal actions at its August meeting:

• Olinda Trail Apartments TIF assignment: City counsel explained the assignment is a routine part of new financing and said it does not change the city's financial liabilities. Council moved, seconded and unanimously approved consenting to the assignment and to allow the new bank to be included in the TIF process.

• 2025 street preliminary field inspection (Bolton & Mac): Council approved a task order to perform survey and structure inspection work with a not‑to‑exceed amount of $38,823. Staff said the expense is under the budgeted engineering amount in fund 04/22.

• City building reuse study (Leo A. Daly): Council approved the $9,850 consultant proposal (plus roughly $100 reimbursables) to evaluate reuse of the city building as a police facility; funding will come from Fund 452.

• Building height amendment: A council motion to codify a strict 35‑foot limit from any side failed on a 2‑2 tie; the item was tabled and staff were directed to draft clarified ordinance language for a future meeting.

• Consent agenda and minutes: The consent agenda, including routine minutes and vendor items, was approved by voice vote.

How the votes were recorded: Several items passed unanimously; the building height motion failed on a tied roll call and the council then voted to table the measure and seek staff drafting.

Next steps: Staff will bring drafted ordinance language and consultant deliverables to future meetings as indicated.