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Madelia council approves routine resolutions, appointments and road closures

Madelia City Council · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Madelia City Council approved a package of administrative items including Resolution 2026-01 adjusting city rates and fees, Resolution 2026-02 authorizing an orderly annexation of the 'Dy' property, and Resolution 2026-03 granting a lawful gambling permit to American Legion Post 19. The council also confirmed appointments, road closures and a schedule change for Memorial Day.

Madelia City Council approved several routine measures during its meeting, adopting three resolutions and clearing multiple administrative items.

The council approved Resolution 2026-01, described in the meeting as an adjustment to rates and fees for various city services. The clerk read the resolution and a council member moved to approve; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.

Resolution 2026-02, described as an orderly annexation involving the "Dy" property on the west end of town, was then read and approved after a motion, second and voice vote. The clerk described the township had met and raised no objections.

The council next approved Resolution 2026-03, granting a lawful gambling premises permit for American Legion Post 19 (location read in the transcript as "Los Angeles"). A motion and second were recorded and the resolution passed by voice vote.

Council also approved two council appointments and the 2026 council commission appointments as presented. The council approved the 2026 road closures after removing two items from the list, and it agreed to move the May 26 council meeting to Tuesday because of Memorial Day.

All of the routine items were decided by motion, second and voice vote; specific vote tallies or the names of the individual movers and seconders were not recorded in the transcript.