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Tower council authorizes Marina Drive bonding application after discussion of projects
Summary
The City of Tower unanimously approved Resolution 2025-005 on May 19, 2025, authorizing the clerk to file a bonding application with the Minnesota Management and Budget Office for the Marina Drive Infrastructure Project after a lengthy council discussion of current and future projects; minutes list no dollar amounts.
On May 19, 2025, the City of Tower City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2025-005 authorizing the city clerk/treasurer to file an application with the Minnesota Management and Budget Office for the Marina Drive Infrastructure Project. Councilor Joe Morin moved the resolution and Councilor Robert Anderson seconded; the motion passed with all five council members voting yes.
The minutes record a “lengthy discussion on current and future projects” preceding the motion but do not provide details on project scope, estimated cost, or schedule. The resolution directs the clerk/treasurer to submit a bonding application seeking state funding in the FY26 bonding process; the minutes do not specify the bonding amount the city will request.
Council members present were Mayor David Setterberg and Councilors Joe Morin, Robert Anderson, Kevin Norby, and Van DeVoort. Clerk/Treasurer Michael Schultz is listed as staff present. The minutes do not list public comment or opposing votes. Filing an application with the Minnesota Management and Budget Office is a procedural step; any award of bonding funds would require future actions and appropriations.
The immediate next step is for the clerk/treasurer to file the bonding application with the state office; if the city pursues bonding in FY26, additional council actions would be required for any final commitments or matching funds.
