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Votes at a glance: Dellwood council actions on permits, variance, licenses and claims

Council of the City of Dellwood · March 11, 2025
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Summary

On March 11 the Dellwood City Council unanimously approved the meeting agenda, two temporary gambling permits (Camp Odayin and Community Thread), adopted a cannabis ordinance, granted a residential variance for 13 Echo Street, approved tobacco license renewals pending review and the Claims & Receipts list.

Dellwood — The City Council took several unanimous procedural and substantive votes at its March 11 meeting. Key formal actions and motions recorded in the minutes include the following.

Agenda: The Council approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Council Member Greg Boosalis, seconded by Mayor McGill.

Temporary gambling permits: The Council approved temporary gambling permit applications for Camp Odayin and Community Thread after City Attorney Richard Copeland confirmed each applicant provided proof of tax-exempt charitable status; Mayor McGill moved approval, and the Council voted unanimously to waive any waiting period.

Cannabis ordinance: The Council adopted a locally tailored cannabis ordinance (item presented by City Planner Nate Sparks) and authorized publication of an official summary in lieu of the full text. The motion to adopt, moved by Mayor McGill and seconded by Karen Quaday, passed unanimously.

Variance (13 Echo Street): After a Planning Commission public hearing and finding of practical difficulties under the zoning ordinance, the Council granted variances from setback requirements and allowed a Type III septic system for the Helgeson application; Council Member Karen Quaday moved approval, Melissa Peltier seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.

Tobacco licenses: City Clerk Joel Holstad will present license renewals to the city attorney for review. The Council directed the city attorney to review changing the ordinance to allow three-year renewals and to set a license fee (the current annual fee is $40). In the interim the Council approved annual licenses for the winery and two private golf clubs subject to legal review and payment of the applicable fee.

Claims and receipts: On motion by Mayor McGill and second by Karen Quaday, the Council unanimously approved the Claims and Receipts list for February 2025.

Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 7:05 PM on a unanimous motion.

The minutes record that Brady Ramsey was absent for the meeting; all recorded votes in the minutes were unanimous among the members present.