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At a glance: Proctor council approves Munger Trail feasibility study, grant navigator resolution and bills payment
Summary
The council approved a Munger Trail feasibility study (estimated fee $20,150), passed Resolution 38‑25 to apply for League of Minnesota Cities grant navigator support, approved payment of city bills as presented and approved prior meeting minutes; consent was passed after item 4A (Mediacom franchise) was pulled for discussion.
The Proctor City Council on Nov. 17 approved several items by voice vote and recorded no roll‑call tallies in the transcript.
Approvals and outcomes
- Munger Trail feasibility study (item 6B): Council approved a feasibility study and terms agreement for the Munger Trail spur. During discussion the estimated total fee cited was $20,150; council members assumed parks/trails funding or local sales tax would cover the cost. Motion moved by Councelor Johnson and seconded by Councelor Benson; voice vote passed.
- Resolution 38‑25, League of Minnesota Cities grant navigator program (item 6C): Council approved a resolution authorizing application for grant navigator support to assist with a multisource funding strategy for the Proctor‑Hermantown Munger Trail project. Motion moved by Councelor Peterson and seconded by Councelor Benson; voice vote passed.
- Payment of bills: The council approved payment of city bills as presented; the amount recorded in the transcript is "133,49.36" and should be verified in the official record for correct formatting. Motion moved by Councelor Dwall and seconded by Councelor Peterson; voice vote passed.
- Minutes and agenda approvals: The council approved minutes from Nov. 3, 2025 (multiple session types) and approved the meeting agenda; the consent agenda was approved after pulled item 4A (Mediacom franchise) was removed for discussion.
No formal roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript; outcomes were recorded as voice votes. Several items (including the Mediacom franchise) were discussed but deferred for further research or referral to a commission. The council adjourned following approval of routine business.
