Victoria City Council Moves Forward with Condo Development Amid Parking Concerns

Overview: In a recent Victoria City Council meeting, the council approved a preliminary plan for a 10-unit condominium development on Quamlit, a project that has evolved since its initial 63-unit proposal in 2022. The revised plan includes commercial units and a showroom. The council also tackled issues relating to parking and impervious surface limits, striving for a balance between infrastructure improvements and maintaining green space.

Mayer City Council Discusses Tax Levy, Community Facility Fees, and New Ordinance Proposals

Overview: The Mayer City Council meeting on December 8, 2025, addressed several issues, including maintaining the 2026 tax levy at $1,319,879, potential amendments to the community facility fee schedule, and the introduction of new ordinance proposals. These discussions aimed to balance fiscal responsibility and community needs.

Mayer Planning Commission Deliberates on Zoning Updates and River Rock Parking Surfaces

Overview: The Mayer Planning Commission meeting on December 2, 2025, involved discussions on zoning ordinance updates and the potential approval of river rock as a permissible parking surface. The commission also reviewed a minor subdivision request and addressed storage unit regulations, tree preservation standards, and the introduction of new residential and light industrial districts.

Victoria Planning Commission Supports Mixed-Use Condo Project Amid Parking and Variance Concerns

Overview: The Victoria Planning Commission meeting centered on the approval of a mixed-use development project proposed by Monarch Development and Gier Homes, which includes ten condominium units and ground-floor commercial space in downtown Victoria. Despite concerns about parking adequacy and variance requests, the commission recommended the project for city council approval with conditions.

Chaska City Council Reviews 2026 Budget, Tax Levy, and Public Safety Enhancements

Overview: In a recent session, the Chaska City Council discussed the 2026 budget, tax levy proposals, and enhancements to public safety services. The council examined the city’s financial health, growth projections, and community development initiatives. The proposed tax levy is anticipated to rise by 7.54%, with a corresponding increase in taxes for a median-value home by approximately 6.07%. These discussions provided context for the city’s strategies to maintain and improve services amid evolving community demands.