The 2025 preliminary budget and property tax levy and abatement of the former Burger King property are big items on the West St. Paul City Council agenda. Other items of note include cannabis licensing and zoning, a public hearing assessment, and burying utilities at the Smith/Dodd intersection.
A budget update and an easement issue related to the Smith/Dodd intersection project were the big issues for the West St. Paul City Council this week.
The rental license for Eagle Pointe apartments continues to be an issue, this time over unsafe decks. West St. Paul City Council will also discuss the 2025 budget, consider forcing a temporary easement, and hold a closed session for the potential purchase of property.
The work session for the West St. Paul City Council included an early look at a data dashboard to track performance and the regular meeting included approval of the annual plan for sidewalk snow clearing on Robert Street.
A look at the preliminary 2025 budget gave a glimpse of potential park and street projects over the next decade, plus burying utilities at the Smith/Dodd intersection and final approvals on the Thompson Square East townhome project.
City Council will consider final approvals for the Thompson Square East townhome project and a proposal to move utilities underground at the Smith/Dodd intersection—with an early look at preliminary concepts for the expanded public space at that corner.
