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Council introduces ordinance for rental apartment development
City council introduced an ordinance for Marsh Run III, a rental apartment development at 11800 Wayzata Blvd. The proposal would remove the existing office building and construct a 44-unit, four-story apartment building. Council referred the proposal to the planning commission for review.
Council allocates funds to Pathways to Homeownership
City council approved allocating an additional $200,000 through the affordable housing trust fund to support the Pathways to Homeownership program in 2025. This funding will ensure continued assistance for first-time homebuyers facing high housing costs in Minnetonka. The resolution reflects the city’s ongoing commitment to expanding access to affordable homeownership opportunities.
Council amends CIPs for major equipment purchases
City council approved an amendment to the 2024-2028 and 2025-2029 Capital Improvements Programs (CIP) to reallocate funding for the replacement of dump/plow trucks. This adjustment addresses updated equipment costs due to production delays and ensures alignment with current pricing through the State Cooperative Purchasing Venture. Although the total CIP funding remains unchanged, the amendment allows the city to move forward with essential equipment purchases that support year-round public works operations.
Council approves Forma Knoll preliminary plat
City council approved a preliminary plat with variances for Forma Knoll Subdivision. The property owners plan to subdivide the 14705 Glendale Road property into two lots for single-dwelling homes.
Council supports second phase of storm sewer project
City council accepted plans and specifications for the Groveland Storm Sewer Improvements Phase 2 Project, which will replace and upsize the storm sewer piping east of Groveland Elementary School to Gro Tonka Park. An Implementation Grant for Stormwater Resilience from the state will fund a majority of the project costs, creating an opportunity to complete the full flood mitigation project in 2025. This will reduce the stormwater flooding risk throughout this area.
Council issues Disability Pride Month proclamation
City council issued a proclamation recognizing July as Disability Pride Month, celebrating the achievements, contributions and resilience of people with disabilities. This proclamation reaffirms the city’s commitment to inclusion, accessibility and equal rights for all residents.
