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Published: Jul 7, 2026

Parks & EnvironmentCommercial

Council Member Lara Reports on Ribbon Cuttings and Main Street Meeting

Council Member Lara provided an update on his liaison activities. He attended the Qdoba ribbon cutting on February 18th, noting it was for their return to the chamber and recommitment to the community. On February 22nd, he attended the Superior Shores Water Park ribbon cutting at Valley Fair, which underwent a multi-million dollar renovation. On February 25th, he participated in a Main Street meeting downtown where businesses discussed current and future events to boost activity.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Amphitheater Opening, Data Center Education, and Community Garden Renewal Highlighted

Council Member Delaney reported on the Amphitheater's soft opening on June 20th, praising it as a 'gorgeous venue' and recommending residents visit. He also noted the distinction between hyperscale and enterprise data centers, suggesting a need for community education on their differences regarding power usage and noise. Additionally, he mentioned the community garden, located near Middle School East and West, which will continue for another five years with SPU donating water. He also referenced the 250th Independence Anniversary celebrations and the ribbon cutting for Rolling Suds on June 23rd at the Morris Industrial Park, highlighting their impressive equipment.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Council Member Delaney Reports on Amphitheater, Community Garden, and New Businesses

During the liaison reports, Council Member Delaney mentioned a soft opening for the Amphitheater on June 20th, describing it as a 'gorgeous venue' and recommending residents visit. He also noted the older crowd's positive reception and the distinction between hyperscale and enterprise data centers, suggesting a need for community education on the differences due to power consumption and noise. Additionally, he reported on the community garden, which will continue for another five years by Middle School East and West, with SPU donating water. Finally, he mentioned the 250th Independence Anniversary celebrations throughout town and the ribbon cutting for Rolling Suds on June 23rd at the Morris Industrial Park, noting their impressive equipment.

Transparency And GovernanceAll

State Representative Bakberg Updates Shakopee Council on Legislative Session Outcomes

Representative Bakberg provided a legislative update to the Shakopee City Council, highlighting bipartisan efforts and key outcomes of the recent legislative session. He discussed the budget, technology modernization for county use, property tax relief, car tab fee relief, and election security measures. Specific achievements included addressing financial issues at HCMC through governance oversight, investing in technology, and passing bipartisan election fraud prevention measures such as increased statutes of limitations and a 'take it back tax'. He also noted progress in grant management and oversight, the passage of the pass-through entity tax for businesses, and efforts to enhance school safety through anonymous reporting systems. Bakberg emphasized the importance of collaboration between state and local government to serve the community.

Community DevelopmentIndustrial

Shakopee EDA Approves Private Development Contract for Former Gravel Site

The Shakopee Economic Development Authority (EDA) approved a contract for private development of the former Shakopee gravel site. This contract is a crucial step following the creation of a TIF district. It outlines the terms for the developer to complete necessary project components and establishes a note of $44,575,582, which will be repaid from the tax revenue generated by the project once it commences. The approval involved a motion by Commissioner Contreras and a second by Commissioner Delaney, passing with a four-to-one vote.

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