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City Manager Lindbergh told the council staff asked that item 4g be removed from the consent agenda and continued so staff could resolve inconsistencies in the two quotes submitted for the lease/purchase agreement. “We identified some inconsistencies with two quotes that were provided in this item and need some time for additional review and comparison,” Lindbergh said, and indicated staff would bring the item back to the next regular council meeting.

Council approved a motion to continue the item; a motion and a second were recorded and the motion carried. City staff did not provide detailed dollar amounts or vendor names in the public discussion and told the council additional review was required before returning with a recommendation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Regular City Council - 03 Jun 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff asked the council to remove and continue consent agenda item 4g — a lease/purchase agreement for a data backup, recovery and security system — after identifying inconsistencies in vendor quotes; council granted the continuance and staff will return with additional review.","taxTitle","Burnsville, Dakota County, Minnesota","taxId",5721,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6215022,"Burnsville council approves extension for Pacific Square food-hall subgrant as developer cites supply-chain delays",891,2135000,3026000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55&start=2135&end=3026","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55/thumbnail_2135000.jpg","/articles/6215022/Burnsville/Dakota-County/Minnesota/Burnsville-council-approves-extension-for-Pacific-Square-food-hall-subgrant-as-developer-cites-supply-chain-delays","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6215022-89c9046e9e4a67d8de82f1c489f3e180/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148729&Signature=CayTWQTZg9jK9M8PvY7jx3fBtWtQKJVqqc7e8G6uQPfnkLFIda~kKp5oIiatIdi5LN1r7a4kpMQQq~cgZ3FsZnXe1l7i4cw-NH2nlvRizLgQJHJs~1JQ1M9I24oCzVUygbESS6YFso9CzOXapEtrQp17n7SQxodUt0kAuJ0Axo~kN9c9ErDseekH-WRqHkkU6ujQIFRoO-YGYf2IeoJENRp4Y5aJ8BUNwKq9j1SKbDH9K7lwnBMRJItK4ckzRjw7OdmODzaoVw8siXR4aB2g7pkKyDeGDv554AAg985KCkHiwikoA7JmXiCn6pOCD5~PrNa4xEPDbwN~YjzZD1Ch7A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Burnsville — The City Council on Tuesday approved a second amendment to the subgrant agreement for the Pacific Square redevelopment project, extending project deadlines after the developer cited tenant supply-chain delays and ongoing construction work.

Deputy Community Development Director Travis Pestido told the council the city awarded a $1,100,000 subgrant in 2020 from the Environmental Legacy Fund through Dakota County to support redevelopment at Pacific Square. The grant was to reimburse acquisition costs and would be released once the project is complete. The council previously granted an extension in 2024; the developer asked for an additional extension this year.

Pestido said the amendment pushes the phase 1 interior-renovation deadline to Dec. 31 and the phase 2 exterior-improvement deadline to Jan. 31. He told the council city building-safety staff remain actively engaged, receiving permit applications, reviewing plans and conducting inspections; the proposed new deadlines align with remaining work.

A project representative who identified herself and provided a local address told the council the food-hall and anchor-market build-outs are “almost to the finish line” and listed tenants that will occupy the food hall and grocery space. She said tenants experienced supply-chain problems and that equipment and refrigeration are in place; remaining work primarily involves shelving, stocking and staff training.

The developer also said the project team is marketing adjacent parcels for future residential or mixed-use development to create more density around the shopping center.

Council Member Workman asked whether supply costs or other issues were specifically pushing the timeline; the developer and project team cited tenant equipment delays and supply-chain issues. Staff reported Dakota County reviewed the extension request and did not object.

A motion to adopt the resolution approving the subgrant amendment passed; the transcript records the motion, second and the motion carrying, but does not include a roll-call tally or the names of the mover and seconder.","Council approved a second amendment to the city’s subgrant agreement with the Pacific Square project, extending internal and exterior completion deadlines after staff and the developer described ongoing work and permit activity; Dakota County has reviewed the request and expressed no concern.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6215028,"AIM Center reports record revenue and rising demand at Burnsville City Council meeting",448,1664000,2112000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55&start=1664&end=2112","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55/thumbnail_1664000.jpg","/articles/6215028/Burnsville/Dakota-County/Minnesota/AIM-Center-reports-record-revenue-and-rising-demand-at-Burnsville-City-Council-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6215028-b313a5ca9592806ee30535acde77c97a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148729&Signature=Pk1H71nB1LBnCwSQVkhgjUl8MCkbu3RfQ5gV1VPui5jfIKyvrWyUXkKp6CSMr4jKd7J5X2Syxqm0BZAOernesKC3H-pNu6IxZiyD46PZBBRdcGAUkqCEhEaTSt07X1CrjH6kvwVaReFZiqyxtOwcYONR70CDSNbgkeEu8rR-W9EhxpWoDEV1mqLwoI834QeEKj29ikEl~YRaEbnK7ia6uPk67rmT7SdjOPmXVnQOzCr9Eh4Ar0~O8TkGvNo4N57BrG1GEUpyIujpJmi-9hgDIKWEnMqaCCyfSTKcj1ofbkkTrndj5oO~Wlr9up5ssS5IUsiCF8sXbOqpsulVh5Fgrw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Burnsville — The AIM Center told the Burnsville City Council on Tuesday that 2024 was its highest revenue year to date and that demand for the facility remains strong.

Executive Director Bridal Luther presented the center’s annual report, saying the facility recorded “just under 34,000 people” in 2024 and reported more than $2.4 million in total revenue, about $164,000 above the $2.2 million budget. Staff reported an operating surplus of $71,000 for the year, compared with a budgeted $69,000 loss.

Luther said the center hosted a mix of events in 2024 and continues to attract new offerings while maintaining repeat clients. “We still have continued facility demand,” Luther said, and staff highlighted partnerships and community programming such as CPR training with the Burnsville Fire Department and ticket donations to regional nonprofits.

Council members and the mayor praised the center’s staff and programming. Mayor Kautz thanked staff for the community value of events, and Council Member Keeley highlighted several upcoming shows listed on the AIM Center website, encouraging residents to buy tickets early.

Luther also said 2025 year-to-date financials are trending with budget expectations and that fourth-quarter programming was beginning to sell and could push results higher. He noted the center’s capital investments, including new cleaning equipment and other equipment funded through the CIP budget, and said staff continue to watch rising expenses as 2025 proceeds.

No formal council action was required; the presentation was informational.","The AIM Center reported its 2024 annual results to the council: just over $2.4 million in revenue (above budget), an operating surplus, continued high facility use and new event offerings; staff said 2025 is trending to meet or exceed budget.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6215031,"Burnsville council tables revocation hearing for Don Chong Mexican Grill liquor license amid tax-delinquency notice",284,1359000,1643000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55&start=1359&end=1643","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3662885-ee4f6dd6339d5fdd62dd5fb6d95f7f55/thumbnail_1359000.jpg","/articles/6215031/Burnsville/Dakota-County/Minnesota/Burnsville-council-tables-revocation-hearing-for-Don-Chong-Mexican-Grill-liquor-license-amid-tax-delinquency-notice","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6215031-1014718f0393175ee1eedc522b0f00fd/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148729&Signature=ezSo0rO2sXSSJPHzzR2fWZxAecdZ5qOJQg7EpqQaWM75z0Xf3tXd3RYP7hKNudq~bh0b4YHsM88rbHHDgn9rl-V2y4NFr~a6tB~Qr-Xwf7ESeub8zXIDJHbd-SPkrhsCL4OBlsaSuusa5luCn12ccyj~iwFY59vH13aKRKhKBvXlxch97i-fuNoigJXBWzyvC5FEGCJ-lZDzGMtH~F3ORWpwOGhg~aFLIOlEcRK5vsNcvOF3LRcKRFt0u1~yXItjO~b01EQAVPBuDyE-6XIatMuqWCIS2Y8oBZuXQ-0Q5pL3jn4hYoXdiYFBkuhIEl2se13MiI922fAjzuJxRn6rFg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Burnsville — The City Council on Tuesday tabled a resolution staff recommended to revoke the on-sale wine and 3.2% malt liquor license for Don Chong Mexican Grill LLC after the Department of Revenue listed the business as delinquent on taxes.

City staff told the council that state statute requires revocation when a licensee is delinquent on taxes. “We were informed by the Department of Revenue that the licensee has failed to pay taxes,” staff said, and recommended approving a resolution to revoke the license unless the taxes are paid.

The city clerk explained the immediate effect of the state list: businesses on that delinquency list cannot purchase alcohol from distributors and will be notified if a revocation proceeds. The clerk also said that, should the business pay its taxes, it may apply for a new license in the future.

Council Member Schulz moved to table the item; a second was made and the motion to table carried. City staff were directed to reconvene on the matter and return with a proposed path forward. The city attorney said staff must balance the statutory requirement to revoke with providing due process under city code and that staff will notify the council of the recommended next steps.

Discussion focused on whether the business had paid renewal fees for the current licensing year and on the mechanics of distributor sales while a business is delinquent. Staff reported that, as of about 3 p.m. the day of the meeting, the Department of Revenue listing still showed delinquency.

No formal vote tally naming council members was recorded in the public transcript; the council’s motion to table was the formal action captured.","The council paused action on a staff recommendation to revoke a liquor license for Don Chong Mexican Grill LLC after Department of Revenue records showed tax delinquency; staff will review options and return the matter to a future meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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