On the agenda: Crosslake Minutes — Data Center (Aug 10)

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CITY OF CROSSLAKE
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026
6:00 P.M. - CITY HALL

The Council for the City of Crosslake held a Regular Council Meeting on August 10, 2026. The
following Council Members were present: Mayor Jackson Purfeerst, Sandy Farder, Jayme
Knapp, Bob Heales, and Robin Sylvester. Also present were City Administrator Lori Conway,
City Clerk Char Nelson, Park Director TJ Graumann, Planning and Zoning Director Jody Grund,
Police Sergeant Tony Marks, and City Engineer Phil Martin. City Attorney Jordan Soderlind
attended via Zoom. There were approximately twenty audience members in City Hall and on
Zoom.

A. CALL TO ORDER — Mayor Purfeerst called the Regular Council Meeting to order at 6:01
P.M. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. MOTION 08R-01-26 WAS MADE BY BOB
HEALES AND SECONDED BY SANDY FARDER TO APPROVE THE ADDITIONS TO
THE AGENDA. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

B. PUBLIC FORUM - None.

C. CONSENT CALENDAR — MOTION 08R-02-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER
AND SECONDED BY ROBIN SYLVESTER TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
LISTED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR:

1, Regular Council Meeting Minutes of July 13, 2026

2. July 2026 Budget Revenues

3. July 2026 Expenditures

4. July 2026 Balance Sheet

5. Police Reports for Crosslake, Mission Twp and City of Manhattan Beach — July 2026

6. Fire Department Report — July 2026

7. Planning and Zoning Meeting Minutes of June 25, 2026

8. Park, Recreation, and Library Commission Meeting Minutes of June 24, 2026

9. Public Works Meeting Minutes of July 1, 2026

10. Waste Partners Recycling Report for June 2026

11. Application for 1-Day Liquor License Permit for Cuyuna Brewing Co.

12. Letters dated July 8, 2026 from Crow Wing County Highway Dept Re: Future County
Highway Projects

13. Bills for Approval in the Amount of $426,845.20

14. Additional Bills for Approval in the Amount of $23,436.62

MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

D. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS — None.

E. MAYOR’S AND COUNCIL MEMBERS’ REPORT
1. MOTION 08R-03-26 WAS MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY
SANDY _FARDER TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 26-30 _ACCEPTING
DONATIONS FROM:

PAL FOUNDATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $982.12 FOR BENCH KIOSK:

: PAL FOUNDATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $254.96 FOR TENNIS WINDSCREENS:
PAL FOUNDATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,900.00 FOR TRAILER:

CROSSLAKE FIREFIGHTERS’ RELIEF ASSN IN THE AMOUNT OF $33,050.16
FOR AUTO EXTRICATION TOOLS;

CROSSLAKE FIREFIGHTERS’ RELIEF ASSN IN THE AMOUNT OF $5,263.64 FOR
CEILING FAN AND INSTALLATION:

CROSSLAKE FIREFIGHTERS’ RELIEF ASSN IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,000.00 FOR
STEAM TABLE.

MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

Sandy Farder gave thanks to Chief Lohmiller for obtaining numerous grants for Fire
Department equipment. Jayme Knapp reported that there were approximately 1,120
attendees at the Fire Department Car Show / Pig Roast fundraiser over the weekend.

2. Mayor Purfeerst asked the Council to consider supporting the concept of installing a
flagpole or multiple poles at the intersection of CSAH 3 and CSAH 66. The Mayor stated
that he has received considerable support from residents regarding the concept. The
project would be funded entirely through private donations. MOTION 08R-04-26 WAS
MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY BOB HEALES TO SUPPORT
THE CONCEPTUAL IDEA OF USING DONATED FUNDS TO INSTALL FLAGS AT
ANDY’S CORNER AND TO ALLOW MAYOR PURFEERST TO GATHER
NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION AND WORK WITH INTERESTED PARTIES TO
DETERMINE IF THE IDEA IS FEASIBLE, AND TO REPORT FINDINGS TO CITY
COUNCIL BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION IS TAKEN. Robin Sylvester
questioned whether the Mayor should take the lead on the project, rather than staff.
MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

F. CITY ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
1. MOTION 08R-05-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED BY
JAYME KNAPP TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT/SEWER
OPERATOR JACOB HODGES EFFECTIVE 8/18/26. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL
AYES.

2. MOTION 08R-06-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED BY
JAYME KNAPP TO APPROVE THE AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION _/
MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT WITH THE U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
RELATED TO SEWER UTILITIES. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

3. MOTION 08R-07-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY
ROBIN SYLVESTER TO APPROVE THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE
EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK REGARDING PRORATED INSURANCE PREMIUMS.
MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

4. Lori Conway presented the first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 4 relating to
temporary on-sale liquor licenses. No comments were received.

5. Lori Conway reported that many violations to the STR Ordinance have occurred at 37020
Staley Lane. Jen LeBlanc reported that compliance issues have been ongoing for over a
year. Mary and Bruce Gunderson of 37006 Staley Lane appeared before the Council and
provided firsthand information regarding violations that they have seen, including
parking, overflowing trash, excessive noise, and too many guests. MOTION 08R-08-26
WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY ROBIN SYLVESTER TO

INITIATE THE FIRST OFFENSE FINE OF $1,000 FOR RECENT GARBAGE AND

PARKING ISSUES AND BECAUSE ROSE IS CONTINUING TO RENT THE

PROPERTY KNOWING HE HAS NO LICENSE AND MULTIPLE COMPLAINTS

THE COUNCIL APPROVES TO INITIATE THE SECOND OFFENSE OF $3,000 IF

THE VIOLATIONS CONTINUE AND LASTLY, TO AUTHORIZE STAFF TO

PROCEED WITH LEGAL COUNSEL TO FILE FOR AN INJUNCTION _IF

NECESSARY. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

6. MOTION 08R-09-26 WAS MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY BOB
HEALES TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 26-31 IN SUPPORT OF APPLYING FOR
UP_TO_ $40,000 SOURCEWELL MATCH LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUNDING.
MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

G. COMMISSION REPORTS

1. PLANNING AND ZONING
a. MOTION 08R-10-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY
JAYME KNAPP TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 414 AMENDING CHAPTER
26, LAND USE, TO CLARIFY AND UPDATE ZONING REGULATIONS.
MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

b. MOTION 08R-11-26 WAS MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY
BOB HEALES TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR FAWN LAKE
PARK SECOND ADDITION, SUBDIVIDING PARCEL ID 14320762 INTO 28
TRACTS CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 24.3 ACRES AND SUBJECT TO
THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. EXISTING VEGETATION ADJACENT TO
THE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT SHALL REMAIN AS A PERMANENT BUFFER
AND BE INCORPORATED INTO THE SUBDIVISION COVENANTS: 2. ALL
COSTS __ ASSOCIATED __ WITH | COUNTY-REQUIRED TURN LANE
IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER; 3.
A_DEVELOPER’S AGREEMENT SHALL BE EXECUTED PRIOR TO FINAL
PLAT APPROVAL. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

c. Jody Grund presented the first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 42, naming an
unnamed road as Falcon Pass and adding the road name to the Master Road Name
Index. No comments were received.

d. Jody Grund presented the first reading of an interim ordinance establishing a
temporary moratorium on the acceptance, processing, and approval of applications for

Data Centers pending the study and possible amendment of the City’s zoning
regulations. No comments were received.

2. PUBLIC WORKS/SEWER/CEMETERY
a. MOTION 08R-12-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY
BOB HEALES TO DENY THE REQUEST FROM HANS FELIX TO INSTALL A
STREET LIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION OF COOL HAVEN AND SOUTH
LANDING, DUE TO BUDGET CONSTRAINTS. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL
AYES.

b. MOTION 08R-13-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED
BY JAYME KNAPP TO APPROVE A 2% INFLATION INCREASE OVER 2025
FOR SUNRISE BLVD ROAD IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS. MOTION
CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

c. MOTION 08R-14-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED
BY JAYME KNAPP TO APPROVE A 2% INFLATION INCREASE OVER 2025
FOR 2026 ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL
AYES.

d. MOTION 08R-15-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY
JAYME KNAPP TO DIRECT STAFF TO SEND LETTERS TO PROPERTY
OWNERS WITHIN THE 2027 ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AREA THAT
COULD POSSIBLY CONSOLIDATE LOTS IN ORDER TO REDUCE AN
ASSESSMENT. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

e. The Council reviewed a proposal from the City Engineer for 2027 Road Improvement
Projects. Phil Martin reported that Crow Wing County will no longer be using chip
seal for road maintenance so the 2027 City Road Improvements will not be combined
with a County project. Bob Heales questioned whether all the roads on the 2027 Road
Improvement list needed to be done because some seemed to be in pretty good shape.
Phil Martin said that roads on the 5-Year Plan could be exchanged from a future year.
MOTION 08R-16-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED BY
ROBIN SYLVESTER TO APPROVE THE BOLTON & MENK ENGINEERING
PROPOSAL FOR 2027 ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN PROGRAM _IN_ THE
AMOUNT OF $104,850. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

f. The Council reviewed the Draft Construction Cost Share and Maintenance
Agreement with Crow Wing County for the roundabout project at CSAH 3/CSAH 36/
CR 103. No action was taken.

3. PARK & RECREATION/LIBRARY
a. MOTION 08R-17-26 WAS MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY
SANDY FARDER TO APPROVE CASH IN LIEU OF LAND FOR PARK
DEDICATION FOR LOT SPLIT AT 37742 COUNTY ROAD 66. MOTION
CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

b. MOTION 08R-18-26 WAS MADE BY BOB HEALES AND SECONDED BY
JAYME KNAPP TO INCREASE THE BASE MEMORIAL BENCH FEE FROM
$900 TO $1,700 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL
AYES.

c. MOTION 08R-19-26 WAS MADE BY JAYME KNAPP AND SECONDED BY
BOB HEALES TO APPROVE THE PROPOSAL _FROM__ SUPERIOR
CONTRACTING IN THE AMOUNT OF $58,924 FOR THE PAVILLON
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND THE ESTIMATE FROM QUALITY
FABRICATING _IN_THE AMOUNT OF $7,660 FOR STAINLESS STEEL
COUNTERTOPS. TJ Graumann noted that the overage of $7,924 not covered with
grant and donations funds would be taken from the Park & Recreation Capital Fund
Balance. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

d. MOTION 08R-20-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED
BY SANDY FARDER TO APPROVE THE INDEPENDENT PERSONAL
TRAINER POLICY WITH THE ADDITION OF VERBIAGE IN #5 TO SAY, “AT
THE DISCRETION OF THE PARK DIRECTOR”. MOTION CARRIED WITH
ALL AYES.

e. MOTION 08R-21-26 WAS MADE BY JACKSON PURFEERST AND SECONDED
BY_JAYME KNAPP TO APPROVE THE BOLTON & MENK ENGINEERING
PROPOSAL FOR COMMUNITY CENTER SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT IN THE
AMOUNT OF $5,550. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

4. PUBLIC SAFETY
a. MOTION 08R-22-26 WAS MADE BY ROBIN SYLVESTER AND SECONDED
BY JAYME KNAPP TO DECLARE HURST HYDRAULIC _ AUTO
EXTRICATION TOOLS AS SURPLUS AND APPROVE THE SALE OF
EQUIPMENT. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.

b. MOTION 08R-23-26 WAS MADE BY BOB HEALES AND SECONDED BY
SANDY FARDER TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 26-32 IN SUPPORT OF
APPLYING FOR $50,000 SOURCEWELL PUBLIC SAFETY IMPACT FUNDING.
MOTION CARRIES WITH ALL AYES.

H. PUBLIC FORUM — None.

I. CITY ATTORNEY REPORT — None

J. NEW BUSINESS — None.

K. OLD BUSINESS — None.

L. ADJOURN - MOTION 08R-24-26 WAS MADE BY SANDY FARDER AND SECONDED
BY ROBIN SYLVESTER TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AT 6:53
P.M. MOTION CARRIED ALL AYES.

Respectfully submitted by,

Charlene Nelson, City Clerk

BILLS FOR APPROVAL
: August 10, 2026

VENDORS DEPT AMOUNT
AAA Equipment Center, fertilizer spreader repair PW/Park 507.33
Ace Hardware, trash bags Fire 50.37
Ace Hardware, tote, soap Fire 65.85
Ace Hardware, potting soil Park 38.58
Ace Hardware, marking paint Cemetery 8.99
Ace Hardware, water, windex Park 17.17
|Ace Hardware, clamps Police 20.84
[Ace Hardware, conduit Park 11.64
Ace Hardware, work gloves, tape, hardware Park 48.19
Ace Hardware, hardware Park 36.21
Ace Hardware, bird food Library 33.48
Ace Hardware, hoses Park 134.98
Ace Hardware, bolts Park 9.72
Ace Hardware, light bulbs Park 15.39
Ace Hardware, fuel PW 31.49
[Ace Hardware, bungee cords PW. 16.52
(Ace Hardware, sunscreen and tick repellent PW. 45.86
(Ace Hardware, wall scraper, funnel Park 14.92
Ace Hardware, seafoam, duct tape Park 42.37
Ace Hardware, cow driver, killer concentrate PW. 57.57
Ace Hardware, conduit, spray paint, clamps Police 67.41
Ace Hardware, trufuel PW 28.79
Arrowhead Forensics, photo evidence tents, tape, body sheets Police 409.34
Belson Outdoors, bench Park 982.12
Bolton & Menk, bla vulnerable users plan Park 19,382.50
Bolton & Menk, trail improvement feasibility plan Park 2,686.50
Bolton & Menk, sunrise bivd PW 19,191.46
Bolton & Menk, harbor lane PW. 922.00
Bolton & Menk, 2026 road improvements PW. 22,723.00
Bolton & Menk, general engineering PW 522.00
Bolton & Menk, county road 103 trail planning Park 250.00
Brainerd Lakes Chamber, building maintenance Gov't 3,500.00
City of Crosslake, sewer utilities ALL. 260.00
Colonial Life, optional insurance benefits ALL . 222.90
Confritek, service and maintenance renewal Police 734.00
Council #65, union dues Gov't 443,52
Crow Wing County, quarter 2 shared services PW 2,029.69
Crow Wing County Highway Dept, may fuel ALL pd 7-14 5,338.07
Crow Wing County Highway Dept, street name sign and installation |PW. 373.60
‘Crow Wing County Recorder, filing fees Pz 138.00
Crow Wing County Sheriffs Office, rms/mobile/cad Police 22,915.00
CTC, web hosting Gov't 10.00
Culligan, cooler rental and water ALL 221.00

Custom Fire, chassis Fire 125,136.00

Dell, computer hard drive PZ 1,388.06

Delta Dental, dental insurance ALL 2,292.41
Ecolab, pest control ALL 226.90
ESRI, arcgis renewal PZ 1,668.00
Fenstermaker Trucking, towing Police 450.00
F.1.R.E., fire ground operations and hose management Fire 650.00
Fyles, portable restroom Gov't 156.50
Galls, uniform Police 239.95
In Control, control secure renewal Sewer 1,415.25
Ingram, books Library 25.80
Ingram, books Library 69.63
Ingram, books Library 26.92
Ingram, books Library 135.30
Ingram, books Library 43.72
IP Networks, firewall renewal Gov't 153.00
Jefferson Fire & Safety, jaws of life, batteries Fire 33,050.16
Jefferson Fire & Safety, boots Fire 363.89
Jefferson Fire & Safety, holmatro tools Fire 1,200.00
Jen LeBlanc, mileage reimbursement Police 37.70
Jody Grund, uniform reimbursement PZ 200.89
Jonah Smith, uniform reimbursement PW 226.47
Josh Runksmeier, uniform reimbursement Park 257.34
Karen Field, reimburse for supplies Library 23.62
LA Lawncare, roundabout maintenance Gov't 354.34
LA Lawncare, roundabout maintenance Gov't 107.38
Lakes Area Rental, stump grinder rental Park 275.00
Lakes Area Rental, spin trimmer Park 379.73
Lakes Area Rental, shop supplies, labor for repair, fuel PW 81.14
Lakes Area Rental, vibrating plow rental PW 190.00
Lakes Area Rental, vibrating plow rental PW. 355.00
Lakes Country Carpet Cleaning, city hall cleaning Gov't 1,684.77
Linescape Linestriping, stripe at community center Park 1,170.00
Loon & Broom, july cleaning ALL 4,491.67
Loon & Broom, august cleaning ALL 4,491.67
Lori Conway, mileage reimbursement Admin 70.32
Mastercard, Amazon, prime monthly premium Gov't 14.99
Mastercard, Amazon, spray paint, chalk Police 81.71
Mastercard, Amazon, faraday bags Police 6.99
Mastercard, Amazon, solar panel Park 179.99
Mastercard, Amazon, hand sanitizer Police 31.46
Mastercard, Amazon, valve coil Sewer 168.90
Mastercard, Amazon, books Park 30.64
Mastercard, Amazon, childrens program Park 367.84
Mastercard, Amazon, soap Park 123.66
Mastercard, Amazon, pencils Admin pd 7-20 11.80
Mastercard, Amazon, janitorial supplies Park 59.98
Mastercard, Amazon, work gloves Park 26.99
Mastercard, Amazon, vacuum Library 499.00
Mastercard, Amazon, marking flags Park 48.43
Mastercard, Amazon, office supplies Council 47.25

Mastercard, Amazon, resistance bands Park 27.97

Mastercard, Amazon, ink cartridge PW 32.89

Mastercard, Amazon, trimmer head, faceshield Park 44.98
Mastercard, Amazon, road work signs PW. 329.98
Mastercard, Amazon, usb cable Gov't 19.99
Mastercard, Amazon, car mount, strobe lights PZ 81.97
Mastercard, Amazon, landscape edging Park 71.43
Mastercard, Amazon, janitorial supplies Park 59.97
Mastercard, Best Western, lodging Sewer pd 7-20 774.36
Mastercard, Canva, monthly premium Park 18.00
Mastercard, DNR, buming permit Gov't 5.00
Mastercard, Docusend, email bills Sewer 25.98
Mastercard, DQ, coupons Library 53.69
Mastercard, Echo Publishing, ordinance 412 Gov't 71.15
Mastercard, Echo Publishing, ordinance 413 PZ 113.65
Mastercard, Echo Publishing, meeting notice of 8/27 PZ 43.52
Mastercard, Galls, uniform Police 547.45
Mastercard, Govx, uniform Police 122.33
Mastercard, Lightbulbs.com, light bulbs Park 27.29
Mastercard, Menards, staples Park 36.86
Mastercard, Microsoft, monthly premium Fire 18.60
Mastercard, Moonlite Square, fuel PW 14.90
Mastercard, Mustang Survival, inflatable vest Police 133.59
Mastercard, Post Office, postage Police 34.00
Mastercard, Ruths Roses, employee recognition Gov't 104.58
Mastercard, Sportsmith, knob Park 35.19
Mastercard, Zoom, monthly premium Gov't 66.99
Medica, health insurance Gov't 41,478.06
Menards, delivery fees Park 180.75
Metro Sales, copier lease Park 226.04
Metro Sales, copier lease Police 54.52
Metron, meters and parts Sewer 2,865.00
Midwest Machinery, hygard Park 159.89
Midwest Security, camera repair Park 1,293.92
Midwest Security, cellular monitoring Fire 863.88
Mike Schaefer Sealcoating, manhattan point walking trail PW. 19,344.00
MN NCPERS, life insurance Gov't 96.00
MNPEA, union dues ALL 240.00
MN State Fire Chiefs Assn, conference registration Fire 325.00
Moonlite Square, fuel Park 11.69
Moonlite Square, fuel Park 17.30
Napa, hose, fittings PW 46.37
National Loon Center, pay request #4 Gov't pd 7-28 35,530.24
Nelsons Landscape, irrigation expansion Park 4,144.00
North Country Plumbing, roundabout maintenance Gov't pd 7-14 207.52
Northeast Service Coop, membership dues Gov't 300.00
Police Social Media Academy, training Police 595.00
Premium Concrete, concrete aprons Park 2,923.20
Ratwik, Roszak & Maloney, legal fees ALL 4,952.53
Reeds Market, employee appreciation lunch Gov't 289.70
Sievert Irrigation, irrigation repairs Gov't 397.35

Sourcewell, return unspent grant funds Police pd 7-14 1,667.17

Studio Wraps, squad graphics Police 1,332.00

TASC, cobra administration Gov't 45.00
Teamsters, union dues Police 510.00
The Office Shop, copy paper PZ/Adm 345.00
The Office Shop, nameplate Park 17.00
Timber Ridge Electric, ceiling fan and installation Fire 5,263.64
Tremolo, phone, fax, cable, internet charges ALL 2,329.93
Uline, extended cuff gloves Fire 1,393.90
US Bank, copier lease ALL 496.13
Vestis, mat service PW pd 7-20 88.19
Vestis, mat service PW. 88.19
Waynes Auto, wiper blades Police 84.73
Waynes Auto, tire repair, oil change Police 152.08
Waynes Auto, wiper blades, oil change Police 188.83
Waynes Auto, oil change Police 115.83
Waynes Auto, window repair Police 84.24
Xcel Energy, gas utilities ALL 393.14
Xtona, i.t.services ALL 3,445.40

TOTAL 426,845.20

ADDITIONAL BILLS FOR APPROVAL
August 10, 2026

VENDORS DEPT AMOUNT

AT&T, cell phone and toughbook charges ALL 1,376.15

| AW Research, water testing Sewer 1,209.70
Bolton & Menk, biosolids treatment report Sewer 2,231.50
Brainerd Hydraulics, weld fittings PW. 125.00
Brainerd Hydraulics, BROOM REPAIR PW. 5,164.17
Crow Wing Power, electric services ALL 9,887.68
Follett, books Library 190.57
Forum Communications, employment ad PZ 684.24

Forum Communications, surplus property Park 85.00

: Galls, uniform Police 114.98
Gopher State One Call, email tickets Sewer 37.80
Heartland Animal Rescue, impound fees Police 366.15
Jefferson Fire & Safety, hose Fire 85.40

Jonah Smith, mileage reimbursement Sewer 97.16

Jonah Smith, per diem reimbursement Sewer 51.00

Jonah Smith, uniform reimbursement PW 70.02
Lakes Area Rental, fuel PW. 9.76

Mastercard, Amazon, batteries Park 22.48

Mastercard, Amazon, gas can PW 115.56

Mastercard, Amazon, janitorial supplies PW 83.97

Mastercard, Amazon, wall file organizer PW. 25.99

Mastercard, Amazon, janitorial supplies Park 55.69

Mastercard, Amazon, batteries Park 25.49

Mastercard, Best Buy, ink PW 27.80
Mastercard, Menards, oxy coil Park 33.51

Mastercard, Tactacam, annual subscription Park 408.00

Metron, meter system Sewer pd 8-5 55.28

Moonlite Square, fuel Park 11.80

MR Sign, no motor vehicle signs PW 147.22

Waste Partners, trash removal ALL 637.55

TOTAL 23,436.62

City of Crosslake
RESOLUTION 26-30

RESOLUTION ACCEPTING DONATION(S)

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake encourages public donations to help defray costs to the general
: public of providing services and improving the quality of life in Crosslake; and

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake is generally authorized to accept donations of real and
personal property pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 465.03 for the benefit of citizens; and

WHEREAS, said Statute 465.03 requires that all gifts and donations of real or personal property
be accepted only with the adoption of a resolution approved by two-thirds of the members of the
City Council; and

WHEREAS, the following person/persons and/or entity/entities has/have donated real and/or
personal property as follows:

FROM DONATION INTENDED PURPOSE
PAL Foundation $982.12 Bench Kiosk
PAL Foundation $254.96 Tennis Windscreens
PAL Foundation $2,900.00 Trailer
Crosslake Firefighters’ Relief Assn $33,050.16 Auto Extraction Tools
Crosslake Firefighters’ Relief Assn $5,263.64 Ceiling Fan and Installation
Crosslake Firefighters’ Relief Assn $1,000.00 Steam Table

jand
WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake will strive to use the donation as intended by the donor; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that it is appropriate to accept said donation(s) as offered.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Crosslake that the
donation(s) as described above are accepted as allowed by law.

Passed this 10th day of August, 2026.

‘Lori A. Cénway Y
City Adyhinistrator (SEAL)

CITY OF CROSSLAKE
RESOLUTION NO. 26-31

RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF APPLYING FOR UP TO
$40,000 SOURCEWELL MATCH LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUNDING

WHEREAS, Sourcewell exists for one reason: to assist government, education, and
nonprofits work more efficiently; and

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake has been a participating agency with Sourcewell since
2010; and

WHEREAS, Sourcewell allows cities to address basic needs projects. Applicants may
apply for one Local Government Impact Funds up to $40,000 per fiscal year, with a 25% match
required.

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake would like to purchase Pedestrian Crosswalk Warning
Lights for CSAH 66 and Edgewater Road and Daggett Pine Rd.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Crosslake City Council is in full
support of the City of Crosslake applying for up to $40,000 Match Funds from Sourcewell to be
used towards Pedestrian Crosswalk Warning Lights.

Adopted by the City Council of Crosslake this 10th day of August, 2026.

Au Cro
Lori " City Administrator

yor, Jackson Purfeerst

CITY OF CROSSLAKE
RESOLUTION NO. 26-32

RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF APPLYING FOR
$50,000 SOURCEWELL PUBLIC SAFETY IMPACT FUNDING

WHEREAS, Sourcewell exists for one reason: to assist government, education, and
nonprofits work more efficiently; and

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake has been a participating agency with Sourcewell since
2010; and

WHEREAS, Sourcewell allows cities to address basic needs projects. Applicants may
apply for one Public Safety Impact Funds up to $50,000 per fiscal year, no match required.

WHEREAS, the City of Crosslake would like to purchase and install two new Federal
Sirens to replace aging equipment.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Crosslake City Council is in full
support of the Crosslake Fire Department applying for a $50,000 Public Safety Impact Funds
from Sourcewell to be used towards updating two Outdoor Warning Sirens and Poles within the
City of Crosslake.

Adoption by the City Council of Crosslake this 10th day of August, 2026

a Jackson Patent Charlene Nelson, City Clerk