Caledonia council certifies unpaid utility bills; developer urges collections before certification
Summary
Following a public hearing with no speakers, the Caledonia City Council approved Resolution 2025-10 to certify unpaid utility bills and special charges; Josh Gran of Gran Properties urged using collections before certification, but the council proceeded with certification.
The Caledonia City Council approved Resolution 2025-10 on Nov. 10 to certify unpaid utility bills and special charges after a brief public hearing. The hearing opened at 6:35 p.m. and was closed at 6:38 p.m.; no members of the public spoke during the hearing.
Josh Gran of Gran Properties, present for other agenda business, suggested the council consider sending unpaid accounts to collections prior to certification because tenants sometimes leave property owners responsible for unpaid bills. The council proceeded to reopen the regular meeting and unanimously approved the resolution to certify unpaid bills and special charges.
The transcript records the council's procedural steps and the motion (moved by Member Bob Klug, seconded by Member John Rauk) approving the certification. The record does not show the council adopting a change in policy on collections at this meeting; it records only the certification action and Mr. Gran's suggestion.
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