Spring Lake Park City Meetings

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from May 4, 2026   Agenda items include Public Works and Code Enforcement reports, consideration of two resolutions, one seeking funding assistance to complete the City’s 2050 Comprehensive Plan update and another authorizing year-end interfund transfers, followed by new business and additional reports from the City Attorney, Engineer, and Administrator.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from April 20, 2026   Agenda items include a quarterly report from the SBM Fire Department, police and parks and recreation reports, consideration of resolutions related to broadband franchising authority and the 2026 street improvement project, new business items including the purchase of a police chief squad vehicle and approval of a seasonal community service officer position, and the attorney’s report.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park from April 6, 2026   Agenda items include department updates from Public Works and Code Enforcement, a public hearing on the 2026 street improvement project, multiple land use and permit approvals, action related to a cannabis cultivation operation and lease agreement, acceptance of a Twins Fields for Kids grant, direction on displaying the former Minnesota state flag, award of the 2026 street seal coat and crack repair bid, and reports from the attorney, engineer, and administrator.

The Planning Commission meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from March 24, 2026.   Agenda items include a a public hearing on planned unit development overlay to allow cannabis cultivation Central Avenue NE, Ba public hearing on Interim Use Permit and Conditional Use Permit for Indoor Auto Sales and Repair/Maintenance at 8375 Sunset Road NE, a public hearing on Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for Warehouse Products and Retail Store Front for 8421 Center Drive NE, and new business on the 2026 Street Improvement Project – Comprehensive Plan Consistency Review.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from March 16, 2026.   Agenda Items include department reports, new business regarding a public works vacancy, and audio suppression tiles.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from March 2, 2026   Agenda items include department reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement, a resolution adopting the 2025 Anoka County Hazard Mitigation Plan, approval of an interim use permit for Rec Direct Inc, discussion on the 2026 Street Improvement Project, the Attorney and Administrator's report, followed by a closed session to consider offers and counteroffers of the potential lease of city-owned property.

The City Council Meeting for for Spring Lake Park, MN from February 23, 2026   Agenda Items include elected officers chair and vice chair, public hearing on Interim Use Permit

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from February 17, 2026.   Agenda Items include department reports from police and parks, Approval to Purchase DocAcess Software and reports from the attorney, engineer, and administrator, ending with a closed session.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from February 2026   Agenda items include a public hearing regarding the potential revocation of a rental license at 349 81st Ave. NE; reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement; approval of a tentative agreement with IUOE Local 49; and authorization of a phased retirement option along with related Police Department staffing adjustments.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from January 20, 2026   Agenda items include the Police Report, the Parks and Recreation Report, acceptance of a donation from SeedMoney to the City, a request for a conditional job offer for a police officer, and the Administrator’s report.

The City Council Meeting for Spring Lake Park, MN from January 5, 2025   Agenda items include reports from Public Works and Code Enforcement; approval of annual appointments; consideration of a request to purchase a snow blower attachment for the skid steer; reports from the City Attorney, Engineer, and Administrator; followed by a closed session to develop or consider offers and counteroffers related to the potential lease of city-owned property located at 8466 Central Avenue NE.