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.

Cannon Falls Residents Demand Action on Racetrack Noise and Question Keller Bartman Project

Overview: During the recent Cannon Falls City Council meeting, concerns about the noise levels from a local racetrack and the ongoing Keller Bartman project dominated public input, drawing attention from both residents and council members. The meeting also saw discussions around Ordinance 406, which proposed adjustments to city fees and charges, and updates on various community projects.

Cannon Falls Council Debates Legality of Raceway Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Cannon Falls City Council meeting on September 17th focused heavily on the controversial Cannon River Raceway, resulting in discussions about its zoning legality and the broader implications for city regulations. Other topics of note included safety initiatives at school bus stops, park renovations, and the potential impact of high phosphorus levels in the North Industrial Park.

Cannon Falls Council Tables Fair’s Racing Request, Approves Church Zoning Amendment

Overview: The Cannon Falls City Council meeting featured discussions on the Cannon Valley Fair’s racetrack application and the Beth Rock Church’s zoning amendment request. The council voted to table the fair’s application to allow for further documentation and approved the church’s zoning amendment unanimously.

Cannon Falls City Council Approves Preliminary 2025 Budget and Tax Levy

Overview: The Cannon Falls City Council convened recently to approve the preliminary tax levy and budget for 2025, discuss the financial health of the city’s ambulance services, and consider adjustments to liquor license fees and donations to local organizations.