The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from February 2026

Agenda items include a public hearing regarding the potential revocation of a rental license at 349 81st Ave. NE; reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement; approval of a tentative agreement with IUOE Local 49; and authorization of a phased retirement option along with related Police Department staffing adjustments.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from January 20, 2026

Agenda items include the Police Report, the Parks and Recreation Report, acceptance of a donation from SeedMoney to the City, a request for a conditional job offer for a police officer, and the Administrator’s report.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from January 5, 2025

Agenda items include reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement; approval of annual appointments; consideration of a request to purchase a snow blower attachment for the skid steer; reports from the City Attorney, Engineer, and Administrator; followed by a closed session to develop or consider offers and counteroffers related to the potential lease of city-owned property located at 8466 Central Avenue NE.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from December 15, 2025

Agenda items include a police report; a Parks and Recreation report; adoption of the final 2025 taxes collectible in 2026; adoption of the 2026 General Fund budget; consideration of a lease agreement with True North Greens LLC; updates to the SAC and WAC loan policy; authorization of the 2026 Sanitary Sewer Service Clean and Grout Project and the 2026 Seal Coat and Crack Repair Project; and a job offer for a Housing/Code Enforcement Inspector, followed by a closed session to discuss labor negotiation strategies.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from December 1, 2025

Agenda items include Code Enforcement and Public Works reports, a Truth in Taxation update for 2026, the 2026 Fee Schedule, establishing the 2026 utility rates, approval of the 2026 Public Utilities Budget, approval of the 2026 Recycling Budget, and the 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Plan.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from November 17, 2025

Agenda items included reports from the Police Department and Parks and Recreation, a public hearing on certifying uncollected administrative citations, and a resolution certifying unpaid utility accounts to the county auditor for collection with property taxes.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from November 3, 2025

Agenda items include department reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement; a resolution authorizing preparation for improvements under the 2026 Street Improvement Project; approval to transition to a .gov email domain; initiation of recruitment for a Housing/Code Enforcement Inspector; and approval of a proposal from DDA Human Resources to update the City's Pay Plan.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from October 20, 2025

Agenda items included department reports from Police and Parks & Recreation, resolutions to amend Chapter 12.44 relating to construction site runoff control, approval of the summary publication for Chapter 12.44, an administrator’s report, and a closed session to discuss the lease of property located at 8480–8492 Central Avenue.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from October 6, 2025

Agenda items include department reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement, approval of the tentative agreement between the City of Spring Lake Park and LELS Locals #265 and #7 representing the Sergeant and Patrol Officer Bargaining Units for calendar years 2026–2027, approval of the Terrace Park camera system, the administrator’s report, and a closed session to conduct the city administrator’s performance evaluation.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from September 16, 2025

Agenda items include reports from the Police, Parks and Recreation, and Code Enforcement departments; approval of the Animal Control Services Contract; authorization to purchase a new traffic speed notification system; consideration of a job offer for the Parks and Recreation Supervisor position; acceptance of a SHIP grant for Community Gardens; and the administrator’s report.