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West St. Paul council adopts snow-emergency code changes and confirms board appointments

City of West St. Paul City Council · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Council approved an amendment to City Code Section 74 on snow emergencies, confirmed boards and commissions appointments, and approved routine consent-agenda items during the April 13 meeting.

The West St. Paul City Council approved an amendment to City Code Section 74 addressing snow emergencies and confirmed several boards and commissions appointments during its April 13 meeting.

Councilmember Lisa Eng-Sarne moved to approve the final reading of the snow-emergency ordinance; Councilmember John Justen seconded the motion and the council voted 6–0 to adopt the amendment. The consent agenda — which included approval of March 23 minutes, a Criminal Justice Network Joint Powers Agreement renewal, Central Square contract approval, rental licensing, donations to the city, parking restrictions on Butler and Delaware Avenues, and a prosecution contract extension — was approved earlier in the meeting by a 6–0 vote.

Councilmember Pat Armon moved and Councilmember Doug Fromm seconded the appointments to boards and commissions; the motion carried 6–0. The meeting adjourned at 7:54 p.m. on a motion by Councilmember Wendy Berry, seconded by Councilmember Robyn Gulley; all members present voted aye.

A resident, John Bellows, spoke during in-person public comment about snow left at the end of his driveway and a bill for sidewalk snow-removal abatement; the minutes record his concern but no formal council action on that specific abatement billing is recorded.