JUNE 2023

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Council meeting on June 5, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, Aaron Rivard, and David Gunderson. Absent were Penni Anderson and Tony Deschene. Also in attendance were Michael Pagnac, Tony Safranski, Renae Lindgren, and Tamara Benitt. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to approve the previous minutes. Motion carried.

Renae Lindgren came before the Council to discuss the tennis courts. Installing pickleball courts are also being discussed.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, seconded by David Gunderson, to approve the Maintenance Report. Motion carried.

Due to high costs, no extra lighting will be installed on the water tower. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to approve the tank flyway blue with a white belt and black “Argyle” letters. Motion carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the Mayor to sign BNSF’s donation agreement about the sand pile located on city property/compost area. Motion carried. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to sell the sand at $10.00/yard and they must contact City Office first. Motion carried.

Bradford Addition housing expansion project was discussed again.

The Second Street pavement project’s substantial completion date is June 30th.

A well-design and installation final design will be presented at July council meeting and authorization to advertise for bids.

Apex Engineering has started the preparation of a preliminary engineering report evaluating existing conditions, proposed improvement alternatives, estimated costs, and proposed financing for Lincoln Avenue improvements.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to approve Resolution 06-2023, approve temporary community festival liquor license – Argyle American Legion and Resolution 07-2023, approve temporary community festival license – The Dell Steakhouse & Lounge, LLC. Motion carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve Resolution 08-2023, accept all donation to Argyle Fire Department and Resolution 09-2023, accept all donation to City of Argyle. Motion carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve Resolution 10-2023, certifying unpaid charges. Motion carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Savannah Riopelle, to accept the resignation of Brady Swanson from A.R.E.D.A. Board and approve Rick Kroll as his replacement. Motion carried.

It was requested rom A.R.E.D.A. to rezone 115 E. 5th Street from Residential to Commercial. There will be a public hearing on this matter at July 5, 2023, Council meeting.

Bob Bucklin is requesting Argyle Original, Block 1, Lots 20 & 21, to be considered to rezone from Residential to Commercial. He is in the process of purchasing the property and would like to construct a building. This issue will be discussed at the July5, 2023 Council meeting once the Council has more information.

Building permits: Janet LaBine-removal of partial wall, Charles LaBine-house addition, United Valley Bank-replace shingles & replace 16 window panes, Paul Yutrzenka-remodel, Hayden Sczepanski-patio, Mike Sczepanski-remodel kitchen and bath, Cecil Deschene-finishing siding on West side of building, replace shingles on west side, repair roof on south side, stairs. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the building permits. Motion carried.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to approve members of the Community Club as volunteers of the City of Argyle for Meet Your Neighbor Day. Motion carried.

Within the last few years, the Council has added short-term disability as an employee benefit. A letter was received from LMCIT that long-term disability and life insurance benefits are also available. This matter will tabled until next month.

The Council was informed by Middle-Snake-Tamarac Rivers Watershed will be holding a Public Hearing to establish the Swift Coulee project.

It’s official – Juneteenth will be a State holiday in 2023, City Office and City Shop will be closed Monday, June 19th.

Please join us for an Open House with cookies and coffee in the Community Center on Thursday, June 22nd from 8:30am-10:30am. Bonnye Sorenson will be making the cookies for the event. Great time to show off the newly remodeled space.

The July Council meeting will be rescheduled to Wednesday, July 5th since there will not be a quorum on Monday, July 3rd.

Previously, the Council discussed Consumption in Public Ordinance. According to Brady Swanson, it would be okay dealing with our insurance. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Terry Sundby, to exempt public parks from Ordinance 112.05 CONSUMPTION IN PUBLIC PLACES. Motion carried.

It was noted to remind residents to pitch in and pick up the community, especially the trash located on the streets and throughout the city. Take pride in Argyle!

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to approve the bills presented for payment, the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, delinquent accounts and vacation & sick leave. Motion carried.

Being no further business, motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Reminder: Waste Management recycling tote pickup will be on July 12, 2023.

Curbside Compost Pickup Changing To Monday’s – Spring thru Fall

After getting your weekend yard work done, haul garden and yard waste (trees, branches, leaves, etc.) to your berm and the City Crew will pick up on Monday.

All smaller clippings must be bagged or in a can.

1/2 Truckload – $30.00  Full Truckload – $50.00  Anything smaller is free of charge

Dumpster Rentals are available through the City Office. Please call 218-437-6621 to get a list of acceptable items and to schedule a drop off date. Cost $45.00 + tax

Abbreviations on your utility bill:

CREF – Commercial Refuse  CSWR – Commercial Sewer  CWTR – Commercial Water

GTX – Gas Tax  LC – Late Charge  MISC – Miscellaneous

MSPR – Mosquito Spray  RGAS – Residential Gas  RREF – Residential Refuse

RWTR – Residential Water  SPI – Sewer Project Fees  RRTX – Residential Refuse Tax

WPI – Water Project Fees  SSR – Single Sort Recycling  SWR – Sewer

swcf – State Water Connection Fee

Mayor Sundby called to order the Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting on May 1, 2023, at 6:00 PM in the City Office. Members present were Penni Anderson, Tony Deschene, Mayor Sundby, and Aaron Rivard. Absent was David Gunderson. Attending from the Marshall County Assessor’s Office were Ryan Larson, Matt Vongroven, and Alicia Spilde. Also present was Tamara Benitt. Ryan Larson and Tamara Benitt informed the Council that they did not receive any appeals. No one from the public presented any appeals. Matt Vongroven will be the new Assessor in Argyle. Being no public arrived, motion by Tony Deschene, second by Penni Anderson, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Council meeting on May 1, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, Aaron Rivard, Tony Deschene, and Penni Anderson. David Gunderson attended via Zoom. Also in attendance were Michael Pagnac, Tony Safranski, and Tamara Bennit. Fire Hall Committee members present were Erin Anderson, Eric Magnusson, Tim Tulibaski, Austin Sundby, and Grant Bergeron. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the previous minutes. Motion carried.

The Fire Hall Committee came before the Council to address the new Fire Hall location and finances. The committee then left the meeting.

Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the Maintenance Report. Motion carried.

Motion by Penni Anderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve Dawson Kasprowicz as a Summer Worker. Motion carried.

The Bradford Addition housing expansion and infrastructure project has been put on hold.

Jon Olson of Apex Engineering informed the Council about the progress of the Second Street pavement project. The tentative schedule to begin construction is the last week of May.

Jon Olson of Apex Engineering informed the Council the progress of the secondary well installation. The goal is to have the final design completed in the first part of June.

Jon Olson of Apex Engineering informed the Council that we received notice from the MPCA that our resiliency grant application was not funded. He will be working on a plan for Lincoln Avenue.

A.R.E.D.A. has come up with the idea of “Food Truck Monday” for the months of June, July, and August since there is no food available on Monday evenings. The food trucks will be parked next to Johnson Oil along Highway 75. Motion by Penni Anderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve LaBine Electric the installation of 50-amp hookup at Thissel Park. Motion carried. Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the fee for a license as a peddler or a transient merchant shall be $50/day/electrical, $25/day/no electrical, and no fee for non-profits. Motion carried.

Building permits were applied for by Mike & Judy Szklarski – brick patio, Steven Sjostrand Agency – remodel, and Rob Volker – replace garage door. On a motion by Aaron Rivard, seconded by Penni Anderson, to approve the building permits. Motion carried.

Motion by Penni Anderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the fertilization program that is currently used at the football field and apply it to the baseball field. Motion carried. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve LaBine Electric to install lights in both dugout’s closets. Motion carried.

Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Penni Anderson, to have a banner designed and printed for the Marshall County Fair Community Spotlight display. Motion carried.

Yu-Tyme Wellness Studio’s lease of the Community Center will expire on May 31, 2023. With the remodeling of the community center area, the Council decided to discontinue offering the area for overflow.

After discussion, the Council decided to let the residents know that a draft will be put on the city’s website within one week following the meeting. By directing the public to our website, we will be able to promote local businesses and other town events.

Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to add Juneteenth to the Holiday schedule depending on the state’s effective date. Motion carried.

The City was contacted by Nan Nelson with the Community Club for use of the empty City lots by the Dell again for Meet Your Neighbor Day activities. The Council agreed to allow the use.

Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the cost of Otter Tail to move the pole in Thissel Park. Motion carried.

The City Office & City Shop will be closed on Monday, May 29, 2023, for Memorial Day.

Delinquent accounts were discussed. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the bills presented for payment, the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, delinquent accounts and vacation & sick leave. Motion carried.

Being no further business, motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Reminder: Waste Management Recycling tote pickup will be on June 14, 2023.

City Office & City Shop Hours: Monday – Thursday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM  Friday 7:00 AM – 11:oo AM.

Utility Payments can be made with a credit card or stop by the City Office to sign up for ACH (automatic withdrawal).

Argyle Area Food Shelf: Tuesday, June 13, 2023 from 4:30 – 5:30 PM at St. Rose Church Basement.

CURBSIDE COMPOST PICKUP CHANGING TO MONDAYS – SPRING THRU FALL

After getting your weekend yard work done, haul garden and yard waste (trees, branches, leaves, etc.) to your berm and the City Crew will pick up on Monday. 

All smaller clippings must be bagged or in a can.

1/2 Truckload – $30.00           Full Truckload – $50.00           Anything smaller is free of charge

Dumpster Rentals are available through the City Office.

Please call 218-437-6621 to get a list of acceptable items and to schedule a drop off date. Cost $45.00 + tax

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Council meeting on April 10, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, David Gunderson, Aaron Rivard, Tony Deschene, and Penni Anderson. Also in attendance were Michael Pagnac, Tony Safranski, Brian Opsahl of Brady Martz & Associates, and Tamara Benitt. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the previous minutes. Motion carried.

Brian Opsahl from Brady, Martz presented the 2022 Audit to the Council. He recommends the City should continue to monitor the revenues and expenses of all funds.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Tony Deschene, to approve the Maintenance Report. Motion carried. Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the purchase of the 2015 John Deere 310SL from RDO Equipment at $62,000 with paying for in 2024. Motion carried.

Motion by Tony Deschene, seconded by Penni Anderson, to approve the security camera policy as presented. Motion carried.

On a motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to hire Mower – Dale Clausen, Summer Worker – Paige Zacha, Head Coach/Director – Ashten Safranski, Assistant Summer Rec Coach – Carsen Safranski, Seasonal Waterer – Britni Kroll and Sherry Donarski – Bus Driver. Motion carried.

Motion by Penni Anderson, to rename the Pedestrian Park to Thissel Park. Aaron Rivard closed the meeting due to conflict of interest, so Terry, Tamara, Michael, and Tony Safranski left the meeting. When they were done discussing, everyone was called back in, and the meeting resumed. There was a lengthy discussion. No second was made to the motion, so no vote, and they tabled to naming to a later date.

Brian Voytilla of Misselhorn Tiling & Excavation met with Tamara and Tony about the infrastructure addition in Bradford. There are water and sewer mains located in Bradford Addition, so it would be 8 water and sewer hookups installed, which would be on per lot. A bid will be presented at the next meeting.

On a motion by Aaron Rivard, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION 05-2023: ACCEPTING BID FOR SECOND STREET IMPROVEMENTS. David Gunderson seconded the motion. Motion carried.

An update on the second well installation was received by Jon Olson of Apex Engineering. The survey is completed for the well. Their sub-consultant, LRE is beginning the well design. He anticipates that to be completed within a month or so. They will be coordinating with the DNR and MDH during this time. We are still targeting the early part of the construction season. Apex Engineering will continue with their engineering services for Lincoln Avenue.

Motion by Tony Deschene, second by Penni Anderson, to allow the installation of championship signs by the Argyle sign and baseball field. Motion carried.

Various locations for the Fire Hall were discussed.

The Council reviewed the previous Calcium Chloride Map. East 2nd Street was eliminated due to the upcoming paving project. Since 2nd Street will be eliminated, the Council decided to extend 6th Street up to Cedar Avenue. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to sign the contract with Marshall County to have them apply calcium chloride on the new map locations. Motion carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to not donate to the North Valley Health Center golf tournament. Motion carried.

Tony Safranski will be attending the Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety Education Conference in Duluth April 17-20.

Cold Weather Rule is no longer in effect as of April 30, 2023.

The City Office & City Shop was closed Good Friday, April 7, 2023.

The water tower is on schedule for the middle of June for the new top and painting is scheduled for July. Bulkfills have been sent letters with this information as they will be closed.

The maintenance of the baseball field was discussed. A meeting will be set up with the school, coaches, and City to discuss responsibilities and duties.

The Council reviewed the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Delinquent Accounts, vacation & sick leave and bills presented for payment. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the bills for payment, the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, delinquent accounts and vacation & sick leave. Motion carried.

It was questioned as to when the Council meetings are held and who decides when they should be moved. City Code states that if the first Monday does not work for a quorum to be present than it is to be held the next day.

Being no further business, motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Special meeting on April 14, 2023, at 7:00 AM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, David Gunderson, Aaron Rivard, Tony Deschene, and Penni Anderson. Also in attendance were Tamara Benitt and residents.

Penni recapped the process leading up to this special meeting. Penni and David called the special meeting to discuss the renaming of the Pedestrian Park to Thissel Park – in honor of Mason Sundby.

On a motion by Penni Anderson, second by David Gunderson, to approve the renaming of Pedestrian Park to Thissel Park. Motion carried.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried.

REMINDER: Waste Management recycling tote pickup will be on May 10, 2023.

City Office & City Shop Hours: Monday – Thursday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM – Friday 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM.

Utility Payments can be made with a credit card or stop by the City Office to sign up for ACH (Automatic Withdrawal).

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Council meeting on March 7, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, David Gunderson, Aaron Rivard, and Penni Anderson. Absent was Tony Deschene. Also in attendance were Michael Pagnac and Tamara Benitt. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the previous minutes. Motion carried.

Members from the Fire Hall Committee presented the proposed Fire Hall building. A location is trying to be finalized. The Council did make a few suggestions to the estimates and designs.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the Maintenance report. Motion carried. There was a discussion on purchasing a newer backhoe in 2024. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve Tony Safranski to look at both snowblowers and purchase the better of the two if they are in decent shape. Motion carried.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to purchase the camera system for the office. Motion carried. The body cameras and office camera system will be used for the protection of our city employees and residents. Recording cannot be for harming others but for security reasons only, not to monitor daily activities. Tamara is to write up a policy about the City’s usage of the cameras.

Motion by Penni Anderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to purchase 12 hanging baskets from Evergreen n’ Ivy. In the budget for 2023, hiring for watering the hanging baskets, flower planters, and the garden club gardens was approved for $900/season. The waterer will be able to use the city equipment.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to advertise for retired mowers and kids summer help for $15.00/hour.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to advertise for Summer Rec Director/Head Coach at $15.00/hour, Assistant Coach at $12.50/hour, Bus Driver at $20.00/hour, and Umpire at $15.00/game.

On a motion by David Gunderson, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION 04-2023: BENEFITS PER YEAR OF SERVICE FOR ARGYLE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Penni Anderson seconded the motion, and the same being put to a vote was duly carried.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to transfer funds to 4M Plus. Motion carried.

Ron Ruud of the Northwest Service Cooperative Environmental Health & Safety summary report was reviewed.

Marshall County completed the annual bridge inspection at Island Park.

Michael Pagnac passed Class C water license, so he is certified with the Department of Health.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to not donate to the Marshall County Fair Board Grandstand Fundraising Campaign. Abstain: Aaron Rivard

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve Ben Welin as a new firefighter. Motion carried.

Tony Safranski will be attending the Minnesota Rural Water & Wastewater Conference in St. Cloud March 6-9th.

The Council reviewed the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Delinquent Accounts, vacation & sick leave and bills presented for payment. The Delinquent accounts were discussed. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the bills presented for payment, the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, delinquent accounts and vacation & sick leave. Motion carried.

Motion by Penni Anderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the building permit: Terry Sundby, kitchen remodel. Motion carried.

Being no further business, motion by Aaron Rivard, second by David Gunderson, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Reminder: Waste Management recycling tote pickup will be on April 12, 2023.

City Office & City Shop Hours: Monday – Thursday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM – Friday 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM.

Utility payments can be made with a credit card or stop by the City Office to sign up for ACH (Automatic Withdrawal).

Area Foodshelf: April 11, 2023 – St. Rose Church Basement, 4:30 – 5:30 PM.

Residents are reminded to stop by City Office to purchase a $15.00 building permit for any remodeling/building over $500.00. This is an important step to ensure all codes and setbacks are followed.

Request for winter months:

1. Please do not leave cars & trailers on streets for easier snow removal.
2. Please stay away from Snow Removal Equipment. Give them room to do their job!
3. Please keep all gates open and free of snow so that meters can be read. Thank you for your cooperation!
4. A reminder from the Argyle Gas Department: Please keep snow cleared from your gas meter and vent. A dangerous condition exists should your gas meter and vent become blocked with snow. Please keep checking this until the snow melts.
5. Please help the Fire Department by keeping your fire hydrants cleared of snow.

ATTENTION:

Pedestrian Park located on the corner of Highway 75 and 3rd Street is getting a major upgrade. PLEASE let the City Office know of any suggestions you have for naming the park. Donations are being accepted for the Park Project Fund. Donations are being accepted for the Park Project Fund.

HELP US BRING BEAUTY AND PRIDE TO ARGYLE!

Mayor Terry Sundby called to order the Council meeting on February 6, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Argyle City Office. Present were Mayor Sundby, Anthony Deschene, David Gunderson, Aaron Rivard, and Penni Anderson. Also in attendance were Michael Pagnac, Tony Safranski, and Tamara Benitt.

Terry welcomed Jon Olson from Apex Engineering, who joined in remotely, to discuss Second Street Paving and Improvements. Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to accept R.J. Zavoral & Son’s bid of $153,575.00.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to accept the proposal of $31,000 from Apex Engineering for the city well and well house improvements. Motion carried. Two grants have been received from the Minnesota Department of Health for a total of $20,000.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the previous minutes. Motion carried. The Council addressed the lack of professionalism at the January meeting. The roles and responsibilities of City Staff and Council/Mayor were discussed.

Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Tony Deschene, to approve the purchase of a new roof liner. Motion carried. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the written Maintenance Report. Motion carried.

Community Center updates were reviewed. The lighting will be discussed once the wall construction is complete.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Aaron Rivard, to approve the following 2023 Argyle Fire Department Officers: Chief-Erin Anderson, Asst. Chief – Eric Magnusson, Secretary – Nick Safranski,

Treas. –  Brady Swanson, EMS – Rob Clausen. Cheif Engineer – Tim Tulibaski, Ventilation Officer – Nathan Anderson, Interior Officer – Dillon Erickson, Training Officer – Grant Bergeron, Safety Officer – Kelly Durand. Motion Carried.

On a motion by David Gunderson, the following resolution 3-23, does not waive the monetary limits on municipal tort liability, seconded by Aaron Rivard. Motion carried.

The council has questions about the purchase of Grant Bergeron’s property.

Motion by David Gunderson, second by Penni Anderson, to pay David Sorenson $50/month to be Argyle’s Building Inspector. Motion carried.

Building permits: Eric Magnusson – remodel and Travis Anderson – Kitchen remodel. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Tony Deschene, to approve building permits. Motion carried.

The City Office and City Shop will be closed on Monday, February 20th, 2023, in observance of Presidents’ Day.

A deliquent water account was shut off for non-payment.

Auditors’ will be in the City Office the week of February 21st.

The Council reviewed the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Delinquent Accounts, vacation & sick leave and bills presented for payment. Motion by Aaron Rivard, second by Penni Anderson, to approve the bills presented for payment, the Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, delinquent accounts and vacation & sick leave. Motion carried.

Being no further business, motion by Tony Deschene, second by Aaron Rivard, to adjourn. Motion carried.

Argyle offers a yearly garbage pickup fee. $100 per 35 gallon garbage can. Stop by the City Office to purchase your yearly sticker.

Reminder: Waste Management recycling tote pickup will be on March 15, 2023.

City Office & City Shop Hours: Monday – Thursday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM. Friday – 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM.

Utility payments can be made with a credit card or stop by the City Office to sign up for ACH (Automatic Withdrawal).

Area Food Shelf: Tuesday, March 14th – 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm. Basement at St. Rose Church.

REQUEST FOR WINTER MONTHS:

1. Please do not leave cars & trailers on streets for easier snow removal.
2. Please stay away from Snow Removal Equipment. Give them room to do their job!!
3. Please keep all gates open and free of snow so that meters can be read. Thank you for your cooperation!
4. Reminder from the Argyle Gas Department: Please keep snow cleared from your gas meter and vent. A dangerous condition exists should your gas meter and vent become blocked with snow. Please keep checking this until the snow melts.
5. Please help the Fire Department by keeping your fire hydrants cleared of snow.

Residents are reminded to stop by City Office to purchase a $15.00 Building permit for any remodeling/building over $500.00. This is an important step to ensure all codes and setbacks are followed.

Due to falling temperatures, please let the City Crew know if you have turned on your water trickler.