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Board accepts June 9 workshop recommendations; enters closed session on labor negotiations
Summary
The Wright County Board accepted recommendations from its June 9 workshop — including a household hazardous‑waste timeline, plans for county economic‑development work separate from the EDP, and formation of a data‑center moratorium research group — then recessed to a closed session under Minn. Stat. 13D.03 to discuss labor negotiations.
The Wright County Board voted to accept a package of recommendations from its June 9 workshop during the June 16 meeting. The package included updates and next steps rather than actions requiring immediate policy changes.
Items highlighted by the chair included a household hazardous‑waste facility timeline (slight delay due to construction backorders with an expected mid‑ to late‑July completion), the county taking on some economic‑development functions separate from the Wright County Economic Development Partnership, a recommendation to form a data‑center moratorium research group with 2–4 citizen participants, and an update from Planning & Zoning on online permitting rollout.
Board discussion also referenced FCC limits and constraints in relation to a Starlink‑style construction project in Rockford Township; the chair noted county limits on regulating certain aspects of such installations.
After accepting the workshop recommendations unanimously, the board announced it would go into a closed session under Minnesota Statute 13D.03 to discuss labor negotiation proposals; the public meeting recessed at 9:34 a.m. and reconvened briefly at 10:02 a.m., at which point the board adjourned.
