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The EDA is considering a professional services agreement with Northland Securities to prepare financial analysis and a TIF plan for new Economic Development TIF District 1-48. This would support Ironbridge Holdings/Seat Cover Solutions in developing a 55,000 sq ft industrial warehouse and processing facility in Otter Creek Business Park, with a potential phase-two doubling of size. No consultant is yet approved for the TIF work, and final TIF approval is targeted for August or early September 2026. Firms in financial, economic development, legal, and incentive-structuring services can engage staff on broader financing, compliance, and future expansion needs.
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$7,800,000Jul 8, 2026The County will schedule an August 11, 2026 public hearing on the City of Monticello’s petition to reroute the outlet of County Ditch 33 under Minnesota Statute 103E.227. The city plans a new 4,300‑foot stormwater outlet, with a $2 million contract already in place with Kuechle Underground, to serve a 3,000‑acre watershed and replace the failing outlet. Drainage, water resources, and legal consultants can assist with hearing preparation, benefit determinations, easements, and long‑term system design surrounding this major outlet realignment.
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$2,000,000Jun 30, 2026Buffalo Fiber plans a 5‑year master services agreement with CTC for network operations, monitoring, maintenance, and capacity upgrades as subscribers pass 1,000. Pricing is $6 per active Internet subscriber per month, with an estimated total around $1,000,000 and the goal of keeping utilization near 50% while deferring a full-time network admin hire. CTC will run 24/7 monitoring, outage response, Calix support, and quarterly reviews, creating room for growth and follow‑on projects like new services, MDU builds, and network redesigns.
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$1,000,000Jul 6, 2026The council approved a not-to-exceed $1,604,369 contract with Kraus-Anderson Construction Company to repair the building envelope at the Monticello Community Center. Work will address water intrusion issues in windows, sealants, and building joints, with several alternates such as upgraded glazing and replacement of failed window assemblies included. A portion of the project is reimbursable by the National Guard, with the balance from the Capital Projects Fund, signaling a significant facility upgrade with possible follow-on needs for commissioning and maintenance.
Contract Award
$1,604,369Jun 8, 2026On June 15, 2026 the council approved a Bolton & Menk facility plan for a phosphorus-compliance filter project at the wastewater plant, estimated at $21–28 million. Approval does not yet commit the city to construction or bonding, but positions them for PSIG grants, PFA loans, and potential federal earmarks, with a target go‑live in 2031. This is a major multi-year design and construction program still in planning, ideal for engineering, funding strategy, and program management firms.
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$28,000,000Jul 6, 2026Claims show Kuechle Underground was paid $1,329,531.62 for NE Area Phase 1 Project Pay App #4 in June 2026, while Bolton & Menk billed roughly $92,789 for NE Area reconstruction engineering and Braun Intertec billed $8,489 for materials testing. This indicates a large multi‑phase street and utility reconstruction is underway with Kuechle as the civil contractor and Bolton & Menk as engineer. While the current phase is under contract, future phases or adjacent projects may follow the same schedule and funding path.
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$1,329,532Jul 6, 2026On June 15, 2026 council approved a $908,000 proposal from Webber Recreational Design for a recirculating splash pad with playground water feature at the new Community Center. The overall project is just over $1 million, funded by a $350,000 Minnesota DNR grant, $100,000 from Friends of Andrew, and capital funds, with construction targeted for fall 2026 and opening Memorial Day 2027. With design and vendor set, the city may still need site work, utilities, landscaping, shade, furnishings, and programming and maintenance support.
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$908,000Jul 6, 2026Buffalo Police selected Motorola over Axon and Oracle for a new body-worn camera system after demos and evaluation by patrol, admin staff, and IT. Council approval is requested to purchase the package, funded initially with Public Safety Aid and then capital funds, at a total cost of $188,669.66. The main decision is made, but Motorola’s platform will now drive future integration, storage, training, policy, and expansion work around video evidence and in-car or interview systems.
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$188,670Jul 6, 2026Because the 44-acre site is in the Orderly Annexation Area with no municipal service, the City Engineer notes that annexation and development will require extending municipal water and sewer. WSB recommends 12-inch watermain and 10-inch sanitary sewer along Deegan and 88th Street, with looping, potential trunk extensions, and stormwater BMPs designed to Monticello standards. This creates future demand for utility design, modeling, wellhead protection compliance, and construction once the land use plan is finalized.
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$0Jul 7, 2026The City Engineer and WSB reviewed the concept and recommend extending Deegan Avenue as a public street to the south boundary, creating a future frontage road connection from School Boulevard to County 106. They also call for new connections to 87th and 88th Streets NE, sidewalks, a 10-foot trail along Highway 25, and utility extensions, but detailed design and funding are not yet in place. This sets up a sizeable future street, trail, and utility project that will need design, right-of-way, and construction services.
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