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Sauk Centre council approves zoning change and a slate of routine resolutions
Summary
At its Feb. 4 meeting the Sauk Centre City Council unanimously approved a rezoning ordinance, fee schedule adjustments, project advertising for crack‑fill/sealcoat work and several administrative payments and appointments; one personnel appointment carried a single abstention.
The Sauk Centre City Council on Feb. 4 approved Ordinance No. 854 to rezone a seven‑acre parcel at 1732 Beltline Road from Industrial/Commercial to R‑1 Residential, following a Planning Commission recommendation.
The council also adopted Resolution No. 2026‑03 to standardize the schedule of voluntary administrative penalties and fines and approved Resolution No. 2026‑08 to advertise for quotes for 2026 crack‑fill and sealcoat projects funded at $175,000.
On financial and program matters the council approved payment of $11,060 in SCDP reimbursements related to Arrow Health accessibility and code‑deficiency work and voted to reimburse Ralph and Larry Zimmerman $376.51 for sidewalk paver work after city sidewalk openings. The council approved purchase of two mobile radio sets with licensing for $10,902 total for 2026 squad vehicles.
The council appointed Nicole Westbrock as Training Coordinator for the Sauk Centre Ambulance Service effective Feb. 9, 2026; the motion was recorded For: Kirckof, Fuechtmann, Leach and Mayor Stone, with Council Member Scott Kowski recorded as abstaining. Other motions in the meeting passed unanimously where vote tallies were recorded.
The consent agenda, which included unpaid claims of $26,035.07, paid claims of $90,706.00 (total $116,741.07), acceptance of modest charitable contributions, and approval of a one‑day temporary on‑sale liquor license for the Sauk Centre Youth Hockey Association on March 28, 2026, was approved by the council.
What happens next: Ordinance No. 854 and the resolutions take effect as provided by city procedures; staff will proceed with advertising for quotes on the pavement projects and finalize agreements for SCDP reimbursements before payment.
