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The discussion comes after three public hearings on the matter in 2021, with the most recent occurring at the council’s September meeting.
Breezy Point: City receives residents' petition to 'detach' The city of Breezy Point received a petition from some residents on Ossawinnamakee Road to detach from the city and become a part of Ideal Township. 5:00 am, May 14, 2021 × In its Monday, May 3, meeting, the Breezy Point City Council discussed a new request from some residents on Ossawinnamakee Road to detach from the city and become a part of Ideal Township. The council adopted a resolution denouncing the request. “Monday of last week, without any heads-up, I received a new petition to detach from the city ...
The Breezy Point City Council completed its reorganizational duties Monday, Jan. 4 3:00 am, Jan. 15, 2021 × Todd RoggenkampSubmitted Photo In its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 4, the Breezy Point City Council completed its reorganizational duties. New mayor Todd Roggenkamp and council members Mark Miller and Rebecca Ball were sworn in prior to the meeting. Roggenkamp defeated former Mayor Tom Lillehei in the November election. Miller is new to the council while Ball was elected in November to a second term. The new mayor will also serve as the fire department representative and t...
The Breezy Point City Council approved a 5% increase to the levy for 2021. 3:00 am, Dec. 10, 2020 × Breezy Point City Hall In its Monday, Dec. 7, meeting, the Breezy Point City Council approved the city’s budget for 2021. The city will operate with a total general fund budget of $2,538,536 and a general fund levy of $2,291,406. The final budget results in a 5% general revenue tax levy increase from 2020. One of the most significant increases to city expenditures is information technology-related, as costs recently increased by $5,000. This increase is due to Sourcewell, the city...
The Breezy Point City Council approved a 5% increase to the levy for 2021. 3:00 am, Dec. 10, 2020 × Breezy Point City Hall In its Monday, Dec. 7, meeting, the Breezy Point City Council approved the city’s budget for 2021. The city will operate with a total general fund budget of $2,538,536 and a general fund levy of $2,291,406. The final budget results in a 5% general revenue tax levy increase from 2020. One of the most significant increases to city expenditures is information technology-related, as costs recently increased by $5,000. This increase is due to Sourcewell, the city...