Zumbrota Council Tackles Budget Adjustments, Rejects Pool Project Bids

Overview: In a recent Zumbrota City Council meeting, the council members focused on the approval of the 2026 budget and levy, alongside discussions on property tax implications, fee adjustments, and the rejection of bids for a local pool project. The meeting also highlighted the city’s first Habitat for Humanity project in 25 years, funded by a grant, and updates to the police department’s contract.

Zumbrota City Council Approves New Recreational Vehicle Ordinance Amid Budget Adjustments

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council meeting centered around the approval of a revised recreational and specialty motor vehicle ordinance and discussions on budget adjustments, which resulted in a reduction of the proposed levy increase. Additionally, plans to rebid the construction of a community pool were discussed.

Zumbrota City Council Approves Public Hearing for RV Ordinance Amid Discussions on Community Initiatives

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council meeting addressed several issues, including the approval of a public hearing for a proposed RV ordinance, modifications to a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement, and community event planning. The council also discussed the upcoming hiring of a new public works director and expressed support for local charitable initiatives.

Zumbrota City Council Denies Parking Variance for Bridge View Apartments, Sparks Debate

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Zumbrota City Council faced notable decisions regarding zoning and development, notably denying a parking variance request for the proposed Bridge View Apartments. The council also approved the rezoning of 211 Walnut Street for a new veterinary clinic and discussed various community projects, including updates on city ordinance recodification and the installation of a new sign at Cover Bridge Park.

Zumbrota City Council Faces Funding Shortfall for Community Pool Project

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council meeting centered on the financial discussions surrounding the community pool project, revealing a significant funding shortfall despite previous voter support. The meeting also addressed various city management issues, including billing practices and staffing changes.