On the agenda: North Mankato Packet — Data Center (Aug 17)

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Pursuant to the due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the North Mankato City Council was
held in the Municipal Building Council Chambers on August 3, 2026. Mayor Carlson called the
meeting to order at 7:05 p.m., asking everyone to join in the Pledge of Allegiance. The following were
present for roll call: Council Members Oachs, Peterson, Steiner, City Administrator McCann, Finance
Director Ryan, Community Development Director Fischer, Public Works Director Arnold, Attorney
Kennedy, and Administrative Services Manager-City Clerk Van Genderen. Absent: Council Member
Whitlock.
Approval of Agenda
Council Member Peterson moved, seconded by Council Member Steiner, to approve the
agenda as presented. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs, Peterson, and Carlson aye, no nays.
Motion carried.
Approval of Council Minutes from the July 20, 2026, Council Meeting.
Council Member Steiner moved, seconded by Council Member Oachs, to approve the
July 20, 2026, Council Meeting Minutes as presented. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs,
Peterson, and Carlson aye, no nays. Motion carried.
Public Hearing, 7 pm: Consider an Interim Ordinance Authorizing a Study and Imposing a
Moratorium on Data Centers.
Attorney Kennedy appeared before the Council and explained that the proposed ordinance
would establish a moratorium on the construction of data centers larger than 250,000 square feet or
those projected to consume more than 50,000 gallons of water per day.
Bill Wagner, 1701 Linda Lane, appeared before the Council and submitted two proposed
documents: one requiring a referendum before approval of large-scale data center development and
another prohibiting the use of nondisclosure agreements (NDAs).
Patrick Cusack, 1908 Haughton Avenue, appeared before the Council and spoke in opposition
to data centers. He encouraged additional investment in infrastructure and a community-run grocery
store and urged the Council not to allow data centers or proceed with the proposed study.
Dennis Huettle, 412 Tyler Avenue, appeared before the Council and recommended reducing
the size threshold in the ordinance from 250,000 square feet to 60,000 square feet.
Abbey Dierkson of Pine Island, Minnesota, appeared before the Council and encouraged a
comprehensive study of data centers and the practices of large corporations.
Benton Bakke appeared before the Council and asked whether the moratorium was limited to
one year. Attorney Kennedy responded that state law limits moratoriums to one year, although they
may be extended. Mr. Bakke recommended reducing the size threshold to 100,000 square feet,
lowering the water use threshold to 10,000 gallons per day, limiting electrical demand to 10
megawatts, and providing additional time between the public hearing and Council action.
Tom Hagen, 927 Lake Street, appeared before the Council and requested that the moratorium
be extended to two years, the AUAR be vacated, and the City adopt a policy prohibiting the use of
NDAs.
Ava of Mankato, Minnesota, appeared before the Council and asked whether the City had acted
as the Responsible Governmental Unit (RGU) for the AUAR and whether the moratorium would affect
the City's ability to serve as the RGU for projects outside the city limits. Attorney Kennedy stated the
City cannot regulate data center development outside its jurisdiction.

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Peter Garner, 805 Center Street, appeared before the Council in support of establishing a
moratorium.
Nicole Mills of Pine Island appeared before the Council and expressed support for a
moratorium, encouraging the Council to consider the long-term impacts of data center development.
Danielle Bollman, 515 Page Avenue, appeared before the Council and recommended vacating
the AUAR and extending the moratorium to two years.
Barb Church, 102 Wheeler Avenue, appeared before the Council in support of a two-year
moratorium and expressed opposition to the use of NDAs.
Abby Mills, 2114 Rolling Green Trail, appeared before the Council in opposition to data
centers and discussed environmental concerns associated with large-scale facilities.
Joe Tougas, 923 Lake Street, appeared before the Council and expressed concern about water
use by data centers, stating that delaying development could allow for improvements in technology.
A person appeared before the Council and stated that a moratorium was unnecessary because
state and federal regulations already govern data centers and that environmental impacts could be
minimized through careful oversight.
Public Comments on Agenda Items
Benton Bakke appeared before the Council and questioned why the par amount of the bond
listed in the Request for Council Action differed from the amount in the resolution. He also expressed
his belief that Industrial Court was being constructed primarily to provide access to the Public Works
facility and questioned the process used to obtain funding for the project.
Consent Agenda
Council Member Steiner moved, seconded by Council Member Oachs, to approve the
Consent Agenda.
A. Bills and Appropriations.
B. Res. No. 79-26 Donations/Contributions/Grants.
C. Authorized the City Administrator to Sign the Memorandum of Agreement with the Police
Union.
D. Approved Audio Permit for St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at Wheeler Park on August 23,
2026, from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm.
E. Approved Audio, Parade, and Event Permit for Cornerstone Lutheran School at Spring
Lake Park Shelter #1 on September 25, 2026, from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
F. Approved Audio and Block Party Permit for the 1st Annual Bluff Block Party on August 4,
2026, from 5 pm to 7 pm.
G. Approved Audio Permit for August 9, 2026, from 4 pm to 7 pm at Wheeler Park.
Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs, Peterson, and Carlson aye, no nays. Motion carried.
Business Items
Res. No. 80-26 Providing for the Issuance and Sale of $2,210,000 General Obligation
Bonds Series 2026B, Pledging for the Security Thereof Special Assessments and Net Revenues
and Levying a Tax for the Payment Thereof.
Tammy Omdal of Northland Securities appeared before the Council as the City's financial
advisor. She explained that the bond proceeds would be used to finance the Industry Court
improvements, water and sewer improvements, and issuance costs. The bonds were structured to
provide relatively level annual debt service payments over 15 years and will be general obligations of

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the City, payable from net revenues of the City's water and sewer utilities, special assessments on
benefited properties, and pledged ad valorem taxes.
Ms. Omdal reported that the bonds were sold through a competitive sale process, with the City
receiving five bids. The bonds were awarded to TD Financial Products LLC of New York. She also
noted that the City received an AA credit rating from S&P, the final maturity date is February 1, 2042,
and the bonds are callable beginning February 1, 2034.
Ms. Omdal explained that the final bond resolution is presented to the Council after the bonds
have been sold. In response to a question from Council Member Oachs regarding the difference
between the par amounts shown in the Request for Council Action and the resolution, Ms. Omdal
explained that the final principal amount is determined after bids are received. Although the principal
amount was reduced, the City received the same net proceeds because of the bid premium, resulting in
a true interest cost of 3.95%.
Council Member Oachs also asked about the difference between the $2.5 million bond amount
and the $2.1 million amount referenced in the agenda materials. City Administrator McCann stated that
last-minute revisions had been made at the end of the week and the discrepancy was inadvertently
missed.
Council Member Oachs stated she understood the projects were combined into a single bond
issue to reduce issuance costs and asked whether the projects could still be accounted for separately
and voted on individually. Ms. Omdal explained that the Council could vote on the projects separately
before the bond sale; however, once the projects are bid and financed, they become part of a single
bond issue. She also noted that while the City could legally reject a bond sale after bids are received,
doing so could negatively affect future bond sales. In response to a question regarding debt term, Ms.
Omdal stated that state law prohibits bond maturities from exceeding the projected useful life of the
financed projects or equipment.
Council Member Steiner moved, seconded by Council Member Peterson to Adopt Res.
No. 80-26 Providing for the Issuance and Sale of $2,210,000 General Obligation Bonds Series
2026B, Pledging for the Security Thereof Special Assessments and Net Revenues and Levying a
Tax for the Payment Thereof. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Peterson, and Carlson aye, Oachs
nay. Motion carried.
Consider Ordinance No. 199 An Interim Ordinance Authorizing a Study and Imposing a
Moratorium on Data Centers.
Attorney Kennedy commented that the public hearing was held. Currently, the language is for
a one-year moratorium, but based on State Statute, the City could extend the moratorium. The City is
not considering a restriction on energy usage because the City is not the electric utility and has no way
of knowing or controlling the usage. Council Member Steiner moved to Approve Ordinance No.
199, an Interim Ordinance Authorizing a Study and Imposing a Moratorium on Data Centers.
There was no second, so the motion died. Mayor Carlson moved, seconded by Council Member
Oachs, to table the Moratorium for Additional Discussion. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs,
Peterson, and Carlson aye, no nays. Motion carried.
Res. No. 81-26 Approving the Sale of Real Property to the State of Minnesota for
Transportation Purposes.
City Administrator McCann reported the resolution approves the sale of a small portion of
City-owned property to the State of Minnesota, through the Minnesota Department of Transportation,
for transportation purposes. The property will be conveyed for a purchase price of $800, contingent
upon acceptance by MnDOT's Office of Land Management.

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Council Member Steiner moved, seconded by Council Member Oachs, to Approve Res.
No. 81-26 Approving the Sale of Real Property to the State of Minnesota for Transportation
Purposes. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs, Peterson, and Carlson aye, no nays. Motion
carried.
Res. No. 82-26 Accepting Bid for the 2026 Industry Court Street and Utility Improvement
Project No. 26-03 ABCDEF.
City Engineer Sarff appeared before Council and reported bids for Industry Court Street were
received on July 21, 2026, with three bids.
Total Base Bid Plus
Bidder
Base Bid
Alternate Bid
Alternate Bid
Dirt Merchant, Inc.
$607,917.03
$74,305.50
$682,222.53
Bromeling Excavating, Inc.
$625,914.65
$100,670.00
$726,584.65
GM Contracting, Inc.
$699,933.25
$273,585.10
$973,518.35
The low bidder for the base bid, alternate bid, and total is Dirt Merchant, Inc., from Mankato,
MN. The total bid is approximately 21% under the Engineer’s estimate.
Council Member Peterson moved, seconded by Council Member Steiner to Adopt Res.
No. 82-26 Accepting Bid for the 2026 Industry Court Street and Utility Improvement Project No.
26-03 ABCDEF. Vote on the motion: Steiner, Peterson, and Carlson aye, Oachs nay. Motion
carried.
Res. No. 83-26 Accepting Bid for the 2026 Storm Sewer Improvement Project, City
Project No. 26-04 C.
City Engineer Sarff reported bids were opened on July 28th at 11 am with two bids received.
The improvements would include an area adjacent to and behind 1627 and 1629 North Ridge Lane and
along the rear lot lines of 1018/1020 Shady Oak Drive and 1020 Oak Terrace Drive.
Bidding Section 2 Bidding Section 1 Total Bid
Bidder
Shady Oak Drive /
North Ridge Lane
Amount
Oak Terrace Drive
Bromeling Excavating Inc.
$40,222.00
$15,272.00
$55,494.00
GM Contracting, Inc.
$58,118.83
$36,184.49
$94,303.32
Engineer’s Estimate
$45,970.00
$16,660.00
$62,630.00
Bromeling Excavating Inc, is the low bidder, with a bid approximately 11% below the
engineer’s Estimate. Staff recommends awarding the bid to Bromeling Excavating Inc. for
$55,494.00.
Council Member Oachs moved, seconded by Council Member Peterson to Adopt Res. No.
83-26 Accepting Bid for the 2026 Storm Sewer Improvement Project, City Project No. 26-04 C.
Vote on the motion: Steiner, Oachs, Peterson, and Carlson aye, No nays. Motion carried.
Public Comments-Other City Matters
Tom Hagen, 927 Lake Street, appeared before the Council and commented on the Council
Work Session discussion regarding the continued funding needs for the Public Works Facility project.
He questioned the project's scope and requested that the size of the proposed Public Works Building be
reduced.

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Benton Bakke appeared before the Council and requested clarification on the dewatering
process being used during reconstruction of the Swim Facility. He also questioned the City's purchase
and use of fuel-powered vehicles and expressed support for electrifying the City's fleet.
Patrick Cusack, 1908 Haughton Drive, appeared before the Council and suggested the City
conduct an audit of its bidding process.
Peter Garner, 805 Center Street, appeared before the Council and recommended installing a
crosswalk across Judson Bottom Road to improve pedestrian safety.
Danielle Bollman, 515 Page Avenue, appeared before the Council and addressed comments
made during a previous Council meeting regarding language she had used. She defended her First
Amendment rights, stated she believed she had grown through her participation in Council meetings,
and said she felt her efforts were helping to build communication between residents and the Council.
Duane Rader, 715 Lyndale Avenue, appeared before the Council and expressed concern about
the suggestion to reduce the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). He also noted that many projects have
remained on the Capital Improvement Plan for several years and that project costs continue to increase
over time.
Abbey Dierkson of Pine Island, Minnesota, appeared before the Council and recommended the
Strong Towns podcast as a resource for innovative municipal planning ideas.
City Administrator and Staff Comments
Administrative Services Manager-City Clerk Van Genderen invited everyone to get out and
vote at the Primary Election on August 11th. Polls are open between 7 am and 8 pm.
City Administrator McCann invited everyone out to Night to Unite on August 4th and National
Night Out at the Library.
City Administrator McCann invited everyone out to Movies in the Park on August 7th; the
movie will start at dusk with activities starting at 7 pm.
City Administrator McCann noted that the Summer Reading Finale is August 8, 2026.
Mayor and Council Comments
Council Member Peterson thanked everyone who came out.
Council Member Oachs requested additional public information on the AUARs and NDAs.
Council Member Steiner thanked everyone who came out.
Mayor Carlson noted the Council has received information on AUARs and NDAs and
requested the information be addressed again.
Mayor Carlson noted that the Council works hard to listen to all sides. He noted it is difficult to
be told that they are liars, that they would not gain trust and that they need to live with integrity, or
they will be purposefully be destroying their relationships and reputations. The Council does their due
diligence and tries to do what is best for the community.
At 8:45 p.m., on a motion by Council Member Steiner, seconded by Council Member
Oachs, the Council Meeting adjourned to a closed meeting under State Statute 13D.03
Performance Evaluation City Administrator.
Mayor
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City Clerk

Claims List - Regular
By Vendor Name

City of North Mankato, MN

Date Range: 8-17-26

Payment Date
Vendor Number
Vendor Name
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00012
08/17/2026
ABDO LLP
02793
08/05/2026
ALEX PRO FIREARMS, LLC
00093
08/17/2026
ARNOLD'S OF MANKATO, INC.
04352
08/17/2026
ATCO INTERNATIONAL
04538
08/17/2026
BAUKOL, CHRISTOPHER
02637
08/17/2026
C & H SPORT SURFACES, INC.
00255
08/17/2026
CITY OF MANKATO
00364
08/17/2026
DRUMMER'S GARDEN CENTER & FLORAL
00074
08/17/2026
EARL F. ANDERSEN INC.
00506
08/17/2026
GREATER MANKATO GROWTH, INC.
00508
08/17/2026
GREEN TECH RECYCLING, LLC
04479
08/06/2026
GURSTEL LAW FIRM PC
00528
08/17/2026
HANSEN SANITATION INC
03633
08/17/2026
HERMAN'S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
03817
08/17/2026
HUETTL, DENNIS
00595
08/17/2026
HY-VEE, INC.
00608
08/17/2026
INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES
00637
08/17/2026
JETTER CLEAN, INC.
04539
08/17/2026
KRUGER, MARCUS
02110
08/17/2026
MAKING FACES MANKATO
00811
08/17/2026
MANKATO AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST. 77
00812
08/17/2026
MANKATO BEARING COMPANY
00835
08/17/2026
MANKATO WEST ACTIVITIES DEPT
00875
08/17/2026
METRO SALES, INC.
04543
08/17/2026
MEYERS, LUKE
00967
08/17/2026
MINNESOTA SBDC
00951
08/17/2026
MINNESOTA TRUCK & TRACTOR, INC.
04534
08/17/2026
NEW FOLK PRODUCTIONS
00847
08/17/2026
NIPPON SANSO MATHESON INC.
02060
08/17/2026
NORTHERN COMFORT
04182
08/17/2026
NOTT COMPANY
04441
08/17/2026
OUDEKERK, COOPER
01106
08/17/2026
PETTY CASH
04383
08/17/2026
PIPES, GARY
04536
08/17/2026
PIPES, MATT
01124
PONDEROSA LANDFILL OF BLUE EARTH CO, INC 08/17/2026
01170
08/17/2026
RAMY TURF PRODUCTS
03938
08/17/2026
RICE COMPANIES, INC
04535
08/17/2026
SELECTIVE INSURANCE
01308
08/17/2026
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA INSPECTION CO.
01320
08/17/2026
SPRING TOUCH LAWN SPECIALIST
04417
08/17/2026
STENBERG, BRILEY
03254
08/17/2026
TAFT
04544
08/17/2026
TELSHAW, DUSTIN
04537
08/17/2026
TRUE, CAMI
01525
08/17/2026
WEST CENTRAL SANITATION, INC.
02606
08/17/2026
WHITE, DAN
00137
07/31/2026
BENCO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
00311
CULLIGAN (HEALTHY WATER SOLUTIONS LLC) 08/03/2026
04232
08/04/2026
FIRST NET
00733
08/04/2026
LAKES GAS CO #10
00933
08/05/2026
MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESS
03738
08/03/2026
TOTAL LANDSCAPE SUPPLY LLC
02591
08/03/2026
UNITED TEAM ELITE
02591
08/04/2026
UNITED TEAM ELITE
01470
08/04/2026
VERIZON WIRELESS
00551
08/19/2026
A.H. HERMEL COMPANY

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Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
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4,500.00
2,912.00
69.85
129.77
1,950.00
16,675.00
158,479.25
629.47
2,664.95
2,500.00
1,892.00
3,879.07
8,610.00
21,000.00
225.00
376.76
5,766.57
275.00
3,000.00
600.00
3,500.00
25.12
694.50
126.19
225.00
500.00
89.09
400.00
31.25
166.10
208.97
3,500.00
50.81
425.00
425.00
108.00
317.50
3,844.00
21,719.00
2,859.00
14,578.90
225.00
59,559.08
75.00
50.00
38,039.18
500.00
42,106.14
238.50
250.38
130.64
3,442.50
1,028.00
45.00
42.00
1,518.68
388.76

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00028
00105
00147
00172
00216
03479
02275
00369
00409
00434
00453
01098
00482
00494
00499
04540
03476
04237
04542
04541
04511
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04063
00632
00691
00776
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01402
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04172
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00234
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04150
03482
04418
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01083
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03849
03849
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EFT
08/19/2026
AFFORDABLE TOWING OF MANKATO, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
AUTO VALUE MANKATO
EFT
08/19/2026
BLACKSTONE PUBLISHING
EFT
08/19/2026
BOHRER, TOM
EFT
08/19/2026
C & S SUPPLY CO, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
CENTRAL SQUARE TECHNOLOGIES (LETG)
EFT
08/19/2026
DEM-CON MATERIALS & RECOVERY
EFT
08/19/2026
EBSCO INFORMATION SERVICES
EFT
08/19/2026
FERGUSON ENTERPRISES, INC
EFT
08/19/2026
FLINT HILLS RESOURCES LP
EFT
08/19/2026
FREYBERG PETROLEUM SALES, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
GILLETTE GROUP/PEPSI-COLA
EFT
08/19/2026
GMS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
GOPHER STATE ONE-CALL
EFT
08/19/2026
GRAINGER
EFT
08/19/2026
HALEY, RYAN
EFT
08/19/2026
HAWK ALARM SYSTEMS
EFT
08/19/2026
HELGET, JEFFERY
EFT
08/19/2026
HELGET, JUSTINE
EFT
08/19/2026
HELGET, NICOLE
EFT
08/19/2026
HIRSHFIELD'S INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
I & S GROUP, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
INDEPENDENT PEST CONTROL, LLC
EFT
08/19/2026
JAVENS MECHANICAL CONTRACTING CO.
EFT
08/19/2026
KENNEDY & KENNEDY LAW OFFICE
EFT
08/19/2026
LLOYD LUMBER CO.
EFT
08/19/2026
M & M SIGNS, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
MADDEN, GALANTER, HANSEN, LLP
EFT
08/19/2026
MENARDS-MANKATO
EFT
08/19/2026
MIDSTATES EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY
EFT
08/19/2026
MIDWEST TAPE/HOOPLA
EFT
08/19/2026
MINNESOTA IRON & METAL CO
EFT
08/19/2026
MINNESOTA PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
MINNESOTA WASTE PROCESSING CO.
EFT
08/19/2026
MTI DISTRIBUTING CO
EFT
08/19/2026
NIELSEN BLACKTOPPING
EFT
08/19/2026
NORTH CENTRAL INTERNATIONAL
08/19/2026
NOVEL SOLAR THREE LLC (DBA GREEN STREET POWER
PARTNERS)EFT
EFT
08/19/2026
ONSITE
EFT
08/19/2026
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF MANKATO, INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
PERFORMANCE FOODSERVICE
EFT
08/19/2026
POMPS TIRE
EFT
08/19/2026
RIVER BEND LEASING
EFT
08/19/2026
SCHWICKERT'S TECTA AMERICA LLC
EFT
08/19/2026
SIGN PRO
EFT
08/19/2026
SKARPOHL PRESSURE WASHER SALES
EFT
08/19/2026
STAPLES OIL CO., INC.
EFT
08/19/2026
TOOL SALES COMPANY
EFT
08/19/2026
VESTIS GROUP, INC
EFT
08/19/2026
WEB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
Bank Draft
08/19/2026
CENTER POINT ENERGY
Bank Draft
08/01/2026
CHASE
Bank Draft
08/20/2026
ENTERPRISE FLEET MANAGEMENT
Bank Draft
08/01/2026
FISERV
Bank Draft
08/01/2026
INVOICE CLOUD INC.
Bank Draft
08/03/2026
MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE
Bank Draft
08/07/2026
MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE
Bank Draft
07/31/2026
NOKOMIS ENERGY
Bank Draft
08/04/2026
OVERDRIVE, INC.
Bank Draft
08/04/2026
VIKING ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC.
Bank Draft
07/24/2026
WEX INC
Bank Draft
08/07/2026
WEX INC
Bank Draft
08/01/2026
WORLDLINE
Bank Draft
07/31/2026
XCEL ENERGY
Bank Draft
08/03/2026
XCEL ENERGY

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220.00
295.92
293.80
37.72
249.48
1,084.73
3,212.89
61.54
17,566.23
42,742.40
2,144.45
829.00
15.39
405.00
511.07
1,000.00
120.00
1,950.00
1,500.00
1,950.00
1,494.83
18,000.00
206.00
1,344.86
13,038.14
1,207.49
320.00
198.95
721.78
672.40
3,129.03
348.80
1,928.75
35,413.19
153.96
867.16
74.40
9,251.15
1,289.44
159.00
812.77
3,195.19
379.42
795.00
337.00
95.05
27,365.69
115.00
306.67
175,541.00
1,711.82
237.44
29,831.21
3,114.93
7,940.20
359.25
9,434.91
3,606.34
2,081.91
24.56
167.75
1,129.24
949.89
319.98
7.84
873,435.99

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Authorization Signatures
All Council
The above manual and regular claims lists for 8-17-26 are approved by:

SCOTT CARLSON- MAYOR

SANDRA OACHS- COUNCIL MEMBER

JAMES WHITLOCK- COUNCIL MEMBER

WILLIAM STEINER- COUNCIL MEMBER

MATT PETERSON- COUNCIL MEMBER