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Ivanhoe council establishes 1-year license or 3-year sticker option for ATVs and golf carts; will seek county-attorney update on ILS case
Summary
Council set ATV/golf-cart licensing options — a 1-year license for $25 or a 3-year sticker for $50 — and asked the administrator to contact the League of Minnesota Cities and send a letter to Lincoln County Attorney Glen Peterson requesting an update on the ILS case prosecution status.
During unfinished business at the Jan. 27 meeting, the Ivanhoe City Council discussed changes to the ATV and golf-cart licensing program and settled on offering two options: a one-year license for $25 or a three-year sticker for $50. The council specified that the sticker will be placed on the rear of the vehicle and that stickers will be ordered and designed by Emma Lipinski.
Separately, the council asked City Administrator Dianne Beckendorf to contact the League of Minnesota Cities for options on following up with the county attorney regarding an ongoing Ivanhoe Liquor Store (ILS) case. The minutes record that the council would like to send a letter to Glen Peterson, Lincoln County Attorney, requesting an update on whether charges will be prosecuted. The minutes do not record a vote authorizing legal counsel or specify the letter’s final text; they show the action as a council request for follow-up.
The council did not schedule a formal second reading, ordinance change or effective date for the licensing option during this meeting; implementation steps (sticker design, ordering and enforcement date) were not detailed beyond the decision to offer the two-license options.
