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Tower council adopts ordinance vacating Harbor Court utility easement
Summary
The City of Tower council approved the second reading and adoption of Ordinance Number 55D-1 on June 25, 2026, vacating a utility easement at Harbor Court so easement lines will match the new roadway configuration.
The City of Tower council voted unanimously on June 25 to adopt Ordinance Number 55D-1, vacating a utility easement at Harbor Court so the easement will be aligned with a new roadway configuration.
Mayor Setterberg explained the background and need for the change, saying the old roadway had been vacated previously and the utility easement now needs to be moved to the new roadway alignment. The ordinance had its first reading on June 8, 2026; Councilor Morin moved to approve the second reading and adopt the ordinance, and Councilor VanDeVoort seconded. The motion carried with all members voting in favor.
The ordinance vacates the remaining utility easement on the old Harbor Court roadway and records the easement on the new roadway location, as described in the council packet maps presented by the mayor. The council did not record any public comment on the item.
The council’s adopted ordinance (55D-1) becomes part of the City of Tower’s municipal records; the clerk will record and publish the adopted ordinance according to local procedures.
