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Votes and actions at a glance: Chisago County Board, July 15, 2026
Summary
Summary of formal votes and motions: approval of consent agenda, authorizing signatures on county bank accounts, interim use permit, three preliminary plats (Burnside, VM Acres, Park Trail Estates), direction for a 12‑month data center moratorium and public hearing, wetland credit purchase approvals, service agreement with TSW, and scheduling of a nuisance abatement hearing.
The Chisago County Board unanimously approved a series of motions and resolutions on July 15, 2026. Key actions recorded in the minutes include:
• Approval of the Consent Agenda (including County Engineer’s report, Annual Bridge Inspection Services, and payment of warrants totaling $23,022,155.33). • Resolution No. 26/0715-1 authorizing Chair Richard Greene and County Finance Director Jill Nolan to sign county bank account checks. • Approval of Resolution No. 26/0715-2 (Baumann IUP), Resolution No. 26/0715-3 (Burnside Preliminary Plat), Resolution No. 26/0715-4 (VM Acres Preliminary Plat), and Resolution No. 26/0715-5 (Park Trail Estates Preliminary Plat). • Direction to prepare a 12‑month interim zoning moratorium on data center development and schedule a public hearing for August 5, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. • Acceptance of the Budget & Finance Committee report and authorization of wetland credit purchases for the Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail, and related grant and CIP funding designations. • Authorization of a service agreement with TSW for temporary Human Services staffing (not to exceed $250,000) and scheduling a public hearing for nuisance abatement on August 5, 2026 at 7:15 p.m.
All recorded motions in the minutes carried with votes recorded as IN FAVOR: Swenson, Greene, Dunne, Montzka, Dahlberg; OPPOSED: None.
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