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Two Harbors council approves consent agenda including payroll, appointments, permits and pay apps

City Council of the City of Two Harbors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Council approved a broad consent agenda that included payroll of $270,433.95, appointment of Meg Lubovich as assistant finance director effective June 1, pay applications for the street improvement project, seasonal market permits and contractor quotes for emerald ash borer treatment.

The Two Harbors City Council approved its consent agenda on May 27, clearing a package of routine and personnel items.

On a motion by Councilor Conner, seconded by Councilor Redden, the council approved minutes from the May 12 regular meeting; Resolution No. 05-231-25 allowing claims to be paid on May 28; payroll for the first half of May in the amount of $270,433.95; and several invoices and pay applications related to the 2024–2025 Street Improvement Project (including Pay App No. 13 for $501.60 and Pay App No. 14 for $72,676.90).

The council approved Resolution No. 05-233-25 appointing Meg Lubovich to the position of assistant finance director effective June 1, 2025, and Resolution No. 05-232-25 authorizing temporary employees for the 2025 season. Seasonal public market permits were approved for Sheila Bissell (Bob-a-Que), Matt Smith (Gourmet Shaved Ice) and Bianca Seay (Two Harbors Farmers Market).

Other consent items included approval of a quote from Rick’s Tree & Stump Removal to treat emerald ash borer in 2025 and 2027 for $2,490 and authorization for the administrator and mayor to enter into a contract for that work; and a resolution approving disposal of seven computers from the front office of City Hall to Ward with Jaws Computers. The AMI metering switch-over project and two change orders for water/wastewater projects also appeared on the consent agenda and were approved as described separately.

These items were adopted as part of the combined consent motion; the transcript records the motion was carried. Specific funding sources for several items were not specified in the meeting record.