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Morris City Council approves LSI as vendor for Inclusive Park Plan Phase 1

December 24, 2024 | Morris City, Stevens County, Minnesota


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Morris City Council approves LSI as vendor for Inclusive Park Plan Phase 1
The Morris City Council meeting on December 23, 2024, focused on several key administrative actions, including the approval of meeting minutes, a consent agenda, and significant resolutions regarding city projects and legal agreements.

The meeting began with the council approving the regular meeting minutes from December 10, followed by a motion to approve a condensed version of those minutes for publication. Both motions passed unanimously.

Next, the council addressed the consent agenda, which included the audit of city bills and minutes from various city boards. A question was raised regarding recent electrical work at the Green River campground, which was confirmed to be related to new wall lights. The consent agenda was subsequently approved without further discussion.

A major highlight of the meeting was the recommendation from the City of Morris Park Board to select LSI as the vendor for phase 1 of the Inclusive Park Plan. The council expressed enthusiasm about working with LSI, particularly noting the vendor's local ties. The motion to approve LSI as the vendor was passed with a roll call vote, indicating strong support for the project.

The council also discussed a resolution to approve a consulting agreement with Madden Gallant or Hansen PLLC, a law firm specializing in employment law. This agreement aims to provide the city with legal support for employment issues and labor negotiations. The resolution was approved unanimously.

Finally, the council began discussions on the final 2024 tax levy for collection in 2025, with further details expected in upcoming meetings. Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to advancing local projects and ensuring legal preparedness for city operations.

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