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Votes at a glance: Moose Lake council approves MOU, contracts, licenses and transit agreement

Moose Lake City Council · January 14, 2026
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Summary

In a largely unanimous set of actions Jan. 14, the Moose Lake City Council approved a lease-extension MOU with the local hockey association, multiple contract and service agreements, and several temporary and retail licenses; vote tallies were recorded for each motion.

The Moose Lake City Council approved a slate of routine agreements, licenses and contract amendments at its Jan. 14 meeting, with the motions generally passing on recorded yes votes from Councilors Lou Ohly, Doug Juntunen, Kris Heaton-Huso and Walter Lower III.

Key approvals included a March 1–April 13, 2026 lease-extension memorandum of understanding with the Moose Lake Area Hockey Association to provide additional postseason ice time intended to help finance arena compressors; a Storm Sewer Inventory & Analysis Agreement with the Carlton Soil & Water Conservation District; and a supplemental letter agreement with Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. to amend construction timeframes and address overages on the TH 73 Phase 2 Trail Project.

Other approvals were the quote from DC Garage Doors, LLC for public works garage doors; two lower-potency hemp edible retail licenses (for KJ’s Fresh Market and Moose Lake Municipal); the 2026 subscription transit service agreement with Arrowhead Transit; two temporary on-sale liquor licenses for Depot events on Jan. 17 and Jan. 31, 2026; and an LG230 off-site gambling application for the Sturgeon Lake Lions' Feb. 14, 2026 event. Motions and vote records appear in the council minutes; several motions included mover and seconder names as recorded in the agenda notes.

The council moved and approved each item during new business or consent agenda segments; no failed motions were recorded in the transcript. The meeting adjourned following approvals.