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Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda by motion, which included one highlighted item: the purchase of a gas kiln for the Fine Arts Building. City staff said the kiln purchase is funded through a donation from Friends of the Arts Center and a grant from Minnesota Energy Resources. The motion to approve the consent agenda passed with the council voting in favor.

Consumption and display permit: The council held a public hearing on an application from LD Designs LLC, doing business as Board and Brush, for a consumption and display permit at 20770 Holyoke Avenue. The city clerk reported the application and background check met ordinance requirements. The council closed the public hearing and voted to grant the permit; the roll call recorded Mayor Hellyer, Burmel, Walter, Lee and Bolt voting aye.

Heritage Commons Ninth Edition preliminary plat: Community Development staff presented a preliminary plat application by The Architects Partnership to subdivide a vacant outlot in Heritage Commons into two commercial lots and to vacate surrounding drainage and utility easements. The west lot is proposed for a 3,395-square-foot Chase Bank with access from Heritage Drive and Idyllic Avenue and includes a drive-through lane and bypass lane. The planning commission held a public hearing on May 8 and recommended unanimous approval with 11 stipulations. The council voted to approve a resolution accepting the preliminary plat and vacating the easements; roll call showed unanimous approval.

Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (including kiln purchase funded by Friends of the Arts Center and a Minnesota Energy Resources grant): Passed (unanimous)
- Consumption and display permit, LD Designs LLC (Board and Brush), 20770 Holyoke Avenue: Passed (unanimous)
- Resolution approving Heritage Commons Ninth Edition preliminary plat and vacating drainage and utility easements (proposed Chase Bank, Lot 1 ~3,395 sq. ft.): Passed (unanimous)

No further action was recorded on the items beyond approval; planning commission stipulations and standard final-plat requirements will apply to the Heritage Commons property as it proceeds to final plat review.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lakeville City Council Meeting 5-19-25","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 19 meeting the Lakeville City Council approved the consent agenda (including purchase of a gas kiln), granted a consumption and display permit to LD Designs LLC (DBA Board and Brush) and approved the Heritage Commons Ninth Edition preliminary plat and vacation of drainage and utility easements for a proposed Chase Bank site.","taxTitle","Lakeville City, Dakota County, Minnesota","taxId",5012,"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},6542701,"Lakeville Soccer Club funds two AED cabinets for city parks",111,294000,405000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5622116-099c134d7ff69c4a80f67a3b98b2b488&start=294&end=405","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5622116-099c134d7ff69c4a80f67a3b98b2b488/thumbnail_294000.jpg","/articles/6542701/Lakeville-City/Dakota-County/Minnesota/Lakeville-Soccer-Club-funds-two-AED-cabinets-for-city-parks","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6542701-b2bffe76a58728b178c062a55ea38376/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197385&Signature=hp9dIXGK4Ffwr2Oexqa0f7xirnYv-99jqOcyzyXjXEF6Xy5rX2~N7Bg6u59eQYV134V9DIIHV2PIZ9yQbVR0aXcdsEVaw92jAn0OY-cD7v-v5Xo5E6UDpsDFBM16LaythrTzprGj3q4c5rpbb4AsWHHsGRCN7Lt-sXziBSz66~JdsgxsPCOWnzH99zY-m2YmKgN0R3T7RiiwkVXF-dPp6vZeGQ1TumT94ehm2s8B01AaFeiTcysB-a3J5aEz4s3VAZTyWIZ8i5vV6~FqjhqR~J7ISILFgwgY83SzZwqmaM6oDFcGATuPycWGWAjenGsjClZVpEecdkcakDDF7x2eFA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lakeville Soccer Club representatives presented a donation to the Lakeville City Council on May 19 to fund two outdoor automated external defibrillator (AED) cabinets in city parks.

Joe Maciarchin, Lakeville parks director, said the cabinets will be installed at Steve Michaud Park and Caspersen Park, both used heavily by the soccer club. Maciarchin described the cabinets as outdoor units that are heated and cooled, have surveillance and can connect to 911, and said they will include the AED devices themselves.

Peter Timah, a Lakeville Soccer Club board member, said the club decided to expand its safety efforts after cardiac events at club tournaments, including one at Caspersen Park a few years ago and a more recent event. “Our club has decided we need to kind of kick this thing in full gear,” Timah said, and the donation is intended to “help save lives.”

Council members asked how the club plans to make the public aware of the devices. Timah said the club will use social media and tournament communications, trainers will ask about AED availability at events, and signage will be posted near the units; he pointed to sample signs to be placed at the parks.

Mayor Luke M. Hellyer and council members thanked the club for the contribution. The presentation required no council vote; Maciarchin said installation and signage plans are underway.","Lakeville Soccer Club presented funds to Lakeville City to place two outdoor AED cabinets, including surveillance and 911 call capability, at Steve Michaud Park and Caspersen Park.",{"_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},6542706,"Resident urges Lakeville to accelerate repairs on 200 and Fifth Avenue after fatality",146,108000,254000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5622116-099c134d7ff69c4a80f67a3b98b2b488&start=108&end=254","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5622116-099c134d7ff69c4a80f67a3b98b2b488/thumbnail_108000.jpg","/articles/6542706/Lakeville-City/Dakota-County/Minnesota/Resident-urges-Lakeville-to-accelerate-repairs-on-200-and-Fifth-Avenue-after-fatality","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6542706-937a54ac48e82e2a7eea070284031101/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197385&Signature=ABknmjMM0FPNiHYiGeM-czewLgv5ersp6BnffSWwr7m~Go2fDcovqMECV5bQSsmjs8a8ViPQ4DHNp6g4lFzRdsbEy94NVei5GlBZ-juCThaPgxZbowh5D0tNrYQXET6Ns8hna4ZYXh1GHC2zS1qrm3zTuTHTn5t1FF-7fVaQcsPK~V4phvgQx0foeLOxWCG7KPYQMUJHvrL53L7XP3FUY~3Yy7pntDrpbJOs49gB5zt30XXgzfopRYwPRjKgbeRrLg-8AmwwlEnicYh~shxnRyzTsPjNrebPtfDKjkcvO4Chzvy4cgDGeXEi8iPjgeZ1tgzmHR9riKyCwMAii1A9JA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Greg Brown, a resident of Credit River, told the Lakeville City Council on May 19 that the city-owned section of 200 and Fifth Avenue needs to be rebuilt sooner than currently scheduled.

Brown said he was first told the road work would happen in 2023, then in 2025, and that it has now been pushed to 2027. “We keep kicking that can down the road,” he said, arguing that increased traffic and the road’s narrow, “rolly” condition create safety hazards.

Brown described several recent incidents that raised his concern: a hay bale that fell off a load and remained at the roadside for months, recreational cyclists using the shoulder, motor homes, tractors and semitrailers sharing the narrow lane, and at least one fatality on the stretch. “Tell me that isn’t a recipe for disaster,” he said of seeing a tractor-trailer with a trailer full of hay, a line of cars behind it and a bicyclist headed east.

Brown asked the council to place the project in the 2026 budget, saying 2027 “isn’t gonna cut it.” He acknowledged that 2025 likely could not be achieved because contracts and bids are already out for the year.

After Brown spoke, a council member asked him to leave contact information with the city clerk so staff could follow up.

No formal council action on the road schedule or budget was recorded during the meeting; Brown’s remarks were submitted during the public comment period and a staff follow-up was requested.","A resident told the Lakeville City Council that planned road reconstruction for 200 and Fifth Avenue has been delayed repeatedly and urged the council to include the project in the 2026 budget after a fatality and ongoing safety concerns.","actionData","errors"]

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Lakeville Council approves consent agenda, a consumption permit and Heritage Commons preliminary plat

Lakeville Soccer Club funds two AED cabinets for city parks

Resident urges Lakeville to accelerate repairs on 200 and Fifth Avenue after fatality