Taylors Falls City Council Deliberates on Short-Term Rental Ordinance as Moratorium Deadline Looms

Overview: The Taylors Falls City Council meeting on October 15th heavily revolved around the proposed short-term rental license ordinance, a topic of significant urgency as the moratorium deadline approaches. The council grappled with whether to implement a licensing system or continue with the existing conditional use permit (CUP) process. Additionally, updates on the local school district’s achievements and a decision on securing trolley services for the 2025 Wan Days event were discussed.

Wyoming City Council Celebrates Watershed Champion Award for Enhanced Street Sweeping Program

Overview: In a recent Wyoming City Council meeting, the city was honored with the Comfort Lake-Forest Lake Watershed District’s Watershed Champion Award for 2024. The award recognized Wyoming’s enhanced street sweeping program, support for the Highway 61 Sunrise River Wetland project, and advocacy for the Heth Avenue North iron-enhanced sand filter project. During the meeting, it was noted that both Mayor Lisa Iverson and Public Works Superintendent Reeves attended the Watershed District’s annual banquet to accept the award.

Wyoming City Council Approves Girl Scout Little Free Library Project

Overview: The Wyoming City Council convened to address various community and administrative matters, including the approval of a Girl Scout project, discussions on police vehicle replacements, and considerations for rezoning a property for environmental improvements.

Taylors Falls City Council Grapples with Utility Rate Study Costs and Zoning Ordinance Updates

Overview: The Taylors Falls City Council, in its recent meeting, addressed several topics, including the contentious decision on a utility rate study, updates to city zoning and subdivision ordinances, and fee adjustments for local events and facilities.

Wyoming City Council Approves Preliminary Tax Levy and Discusses Community Initiatives

Overview: The Wyoming City Council convened on September 3, 2024, where they approved a preliminary tax levy for 2025, discussed future budget allocations, and explored community engagement initiatives.