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New York Mills hearing considers adding 417 1/2 East Gilman St. to property tax rebate program
Summary
City Clerk Julie Roberts told the New York Mills City Council May 12 that parcel 73000080003005 (417 1/2 East Gilman St.), created by a recent parcel split, qualifies for the city's Property Tax Rebate Program for new single- and two-family homes. No public comments were offered and the hearing was closed.
The New York Mills City Council held a public hearing May 12 to consider adding 417 1/2 East Gilman Street (parcel 73000080003005) to the city's Property Tax Rebate Program for new single- and two-family homes.
Mayor Hetland called the hearing to order and confirmed a quorum of members present. City Clerk Julie Roberts said the parcel, which resulted from a recent parcel split, is a qualifying parcel for the rebate program. The minutes record the parcel's legal description as: Sec 8, Twp 135 Twp 037, W 100' of E 440' of the SE —4 NE —4 lying southerly of the southerly line of State Hwy ROW, Plat No 56-17, and list the parcel number as 73000080003005.
"The parcel is a qualifying parcel to add to the Program," City Clerk Julie Roberts said during the hearing. There were no members of the public present to comment. With no further comments or concerns on the record, Mayor Hetland closed the public hearing at 6:03 p.m.
The meeting minutes list Council members Hetland, Nesland and Grotheer as present and Hammond and Maki as absent. Staff recorded as present include City Clerk Julie Roberts, Administrative Assistant Cheri Kopveiler (who typed the minutes) and Public Works Director Kyle Mattson. The minutes as provided do not record a council motion or vote on adding the parcel; the clerk's statement is the contemporaneous record of qualification in the hearing minutes.
No additional procedural steps or formal adoption are recorded in the provided minutes; the council may address formal approval in a subsequent meeting or through the administrative process established for the rebate program. The minutes were submitted by City Clerk Julie A. Roberts.
