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Votes at a glance: Monticello Council actions on June 22, 2026

Monticello City Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

A summary of key approvals from the Monticello City Council meeting on June 22, 2026, including payment of $2,013,503.55 in bills, adoption of two ordinances on park-dedication and subdivision requirements, and authorization to buy a parcel for water infrastructure.

At its June 22 meeting, the Monticello City Council approved the following actions (all votes recorded in the minutes as unanimous):

- Payment of bills and purchase-card registers totaling $2,013,503.55 (Consent Agenda). - Adoption of Ordinance 870 amending the fee schedule related to park dedication fees (moved to a per‑unit approach). - Adoption of Ordinance 871 and Resolution 2026‑56 amending subdivision park dedication requirements (per‑unit approach). - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑53 accepting donations of $192.57 from Donna Dunderson and $1,500 from Nordic Tap House for city events. - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑54 establishing an Absentee Ballot Board for the 2026 elections. - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑55 approving an Administrative Subdivision for right-of-way and improvements for a proposed public works facility. - Approval of Conditional Use Permits, a temporary liquor license and special event permit for Church of St. Henry's annual festival, and a First Amendment to Lease Agreement extending the lease at 200 West River Street. - Approval of travel authorization for the Human Resources Manager to attend NeoGov Ignite in Orlando (estimated cost $2,500). - Authorization to acquire parcel PID 155038001110 and grant a permanent easement related to billboard access and watermain crossings (purchase price $255,000).

Minutes show motions and votes were made by councilmembers as recorded in the agenda and all listed items were approved.