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The Council adopted a broad consent agenda that included CDBG budget reallocations, agreements with MnDOT, multiple grant applications for bridge, stormwater, and library solar projects, Fire Department grant applications to fund equipment and hire firefighters, many property assessment ratifications or deletions, zoning and plat approvals, and formal recognition of Juneteenth.
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The meeting approved budget adjustments for community development projects and authorized agreements and grant applications that can fund bridges, street sweeping, stormwater work, and a library solar installation. The Fire Department sought federal grants to buy equipment and to hire 21 firefighters. Council ratified or removed a series of property-specific assessments (these are charges placed on individual properties to cover city services like demolition, sewer repairs, or delinquent garbage collection). Zoning changes and event permits were also approved; most actions enable future projects rather than causing immediate changes to day-to-day services.
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