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Canby council approves airport grant agreement for Meyers Field
Summary
The Canby City Council on Aug. 8 adopted Resolution 2024-08-08-1 accepting a Minnesota DOT grant agreement (State Project A8702-40) for improvements at Meyers Field, authorizing city signatories to execute the agreement and any amendments. The measure passed unanimously.
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The Canby City Council adopted Resolution 2024-08-08-1 on Aug. 8 authorizing the city to accept Minnesota Department of Transportation Agreement No. 1057566, State Project No. A8702-40, for airport improvements at Canby Municipal (Meyers Field).
Councilmember Diana Fliss moved adoption of the resolution and Councilmember Susan Cram seconded; all voting members approved the measure. The resolution accepts the grant agreement “for airport improvement excluding land acquisition” and authorizes designated city officials to execute the agreement and any necessary amendments on the city’s behalf.
The action formalizes Canby’s participation in the state grant for airport work at Meyers Field. The drafted resolution includes placeholder lines for the titles of the authorized signatories; council minutes show the resolution was approved and the city attorney and administrator were present for the record. The council did not specify a timeline or dollar amount in the public minutes beyond accepting the state agreement number and project identifier.
The resolution was recorded on the council’s consent/motion vote and will allow the city to proceed with executing the state grant agreement. The council also adopted a separate Joint Powers Agreement by resolution later in the meeting to address related intergovernmental arrangements.
The council’s next procedural step will be execution of the agreement by the authorized officials and any subsequent submittals or contract actions required by MnDOT.
