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Miltona Township adopts resolution to pursue paving of Chicago Club Lane NE
Summary
The Miltona Township Board adopted Resolution 2025-1 (adopted Feb. 18, 2025) accepting a petition to pursue paving Chicago Club LN NE (fire numbers 13150–13274); the clerk verified the petition met the 35% property-owner threshold and Widseth will be contracted as the project engineer.
The Miltona Township Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2025-1 to accept the validity of a petition to pursue paving Chicago Club Lane NE (fire numbers 13150–13274). The resolution text, recorded in the township documents, states the Clerk verified the petition met the 35% threshold of signed owners of properties abutting the improvement.
Resolution 2025-1 names Widseth as the engineer to be contracted for the project. The Resolution directs the board to pursue the necessary steps to proceed with paving, which may include engineering, notification and assessment procedures required by township practice and Minnesota law.
The resolution was adopted and signed by Jerome Haggenmiller, Chair, and attested by Thomas Blank, Clerk. The resolution record in the minutes lists supervisors Matt Kugler, Brent Boesl and Jerome Haggenmiller as voting yes in the document’s signature block.
Next steps indicated by the resolution and the minutes include contracting Widseth for engineering services and proceeding with the statutory steps for a petition-driven paving improvement; the minutes do not specify a timeline or assessment amounts, which remain to be determined.
