Cannon Falls Planning Commission Reviews Conditional Use Permit for Beth Rock Church

Overview: The Cannon Falls Planning Commission held a meeting on October 21st to discuss a conditional use permit for Beth Rock Church, focusing on the church’s plans to operate in the B2 Zone and the conditions that might be applied. The commission also addressed issues related to zoning requirements, noise, lighting ordinances, and the coexistence of the church with nearby facilities.

Zumbrota City Council Finalizes Cannabis Ordinance Amid Resident Concerns Over High Water Bills

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council meeting addressed community concerns, primarily focusing on a new cannabis ordinance and a resident’s plea for relief from an unexpectedly high water bill. The council approved a cannabis ordinance to regulate business locations, while discussing the establishment of a payment plan for a resident’s excessive water charges. Additional topics included land use changes, American Rescue Plan Act spending, and personnel changes.

Zumbrota City Council Deliberates E-Bike Safety, Downtown Accessibility, and Appoints New City Attorney

Overview: The recent Zumbrota City Council meeting addressed community concerns, including the safety of electric bikes on public paths, accessibility issues in downtown areas, and the process for appointing a new city attorney. These discussions were complemented by deliberations on local development projects and city infrastructure improvements.

Zumbrota EDA Discusses Rising Advertising Costs and Business Development Plans

Overview: During the recent Zumbrota Economic Development Authority (EDA) meeting, discussions focused on escalating costs for promotional materials and strategic business development initiatives in the area.

Cannon Falls Residents Demand Action on Racetrack Noise and Legal Controversy

Overview: During a recent Cannon Falls City Council meeting, residents voiced concerns over noise and potential legal issues surrounding a racetrack within city limits. Two speakers, Brian Douglas and Jerry Shanik, addressed the council during the public input session, demanding clarity and action regarding the racetrack’s legality and the disturbances it causes.