Spring Lake Park City Meetings

The Planning Commission Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from October 26, 2026
 
Agenda items include a public hearing for a variance application at 8035 Jackson St. NE, followed by discussion of a special Planning Commission meeting scheduled for November 9, 2026.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from October 19, 2026
 
Agenda items include discussion from the floor, Police Department and Parks and Recreation reports, resolutions regarding police joint powers agreements and the 2027 street improvement project, upgrades to the agenda management system and municipal website, antenna management during tower reconditioning, a recycling service agreement amendment, attorney, engineer and administrator reports, and a closed session regarding non-public medical records.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from October 5, 2026
 
Agenda items include a presentation of the Mayor’s Proclamation recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month to Alexandra House; Public Works and Code Enforcement department reports; an ordinance amending city code relating to secondary school stadium video displays; a resolution approving summary publication of the ordinance; a resolution rejecting all bids for the Terrace Park Building Replacement Project; and conditional sign permit approval for the Spring Lake Park High School stadium video display at 1100 81st Avenue NE.

The Planning Commission Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from September 28, 2026.
 
Agenda items include a public hearing on amending chapter 16 of the Spring Lake Park City Code relating to secondary school stadium video displays.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from September 21, 2026
 
Agenda items include the Police Report; Resolution 2026-43, adopting proposed 2026 taxes collectible in 2027; Resolution 2026-44, cancelling or reducing bond levies for 2026/2027; Resolution 2026-45, authorizing reimbursement of project expenditures from bond proceeds and partial transfer of bond proceeds to the 2024 G.O. CIP Bond Debt Service Fund; Resolution 2026-36, accepting a donation from Keith Schweiger for the Police Department Flock Camera Program; authorization to issue a request for proposals for professional auditing services; and reports from the City Attorney, Engineer, and Administrator.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from September 8, 2026
 
Agenda items include Public Works and Code Enforcement reports, resolutions and an ordinance addressing the comprehensive plan, zoning, and conditional use permit for a child daycare facility at 8299 Central Avenue NE, a variance at 8035 Benjamin Street NE, and a property violation at 8280 Taylor Street NE. The council also considered a police officer candidate conditional job offer, 2026 pavement marking costs, and the scheduling of the City Administrator performance evaluation.

The Planning Commission Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from August 24, 2026
 
Agenda items include public hearings on a variance request for a rear-yard setback at 8035 Benjamin St. NE; a comprehensive plan amendment, zoning amendment, and conditional use permit for a child daycare use within Substance Church; and a comprehensive plan survey.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from August 17, 2026
 
Agenda items include the Police Report, Parks and Recreation Report, Attorney Report, Engineer Report, and Administrator Report.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from August 3, 2026
 
Agenda items include a presentation from Metropolitan Council District 10 Commissioner Lindstrom, Public Works and Code Enforcement reports, updates to the City's business licensing and traffic and parking ordinances, resolutions related to those ordinance changes, and consideration of quotes for the Terrace Park warming house demolition.
 

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from July 20, 2026
 
Agenda items include authorizing bids for the Terrace Park Building Replacement Project, consideration of an interim ordinance on new communication towers and antenna support structures, approval of summary publication of the ordinance, transitioning the city's server virtualization platform to Microsoft Hyper-V, and attorney, engineer, and administrator reports.