The City of Badger Council met in a regular meeting on February 19, 2025, to discuss various topics including user fees, ordinance reviews, and public comments. The council made decisions on sewer rat
The City of Badger Council met in regular session on January 15, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, including the swearing in of newly elected officials, approval of the agenda, and discussion of
This ordinance combines the offices of City Clerk and City Treasurer into a single office of Clerk-Treasurer and requires annual audits of the City's financial affairs. The ordinance is effective Janu
This ordinance establishes regulations for the collection and disposal of garbage and rubbish within the city, including requirements for storage, collection, and disposal, as well as penalties for no
This ordinance grants Otter Tail Power Company permission to construct and maintain an electric light and power system within the City of Badger, MN. The company is allowed to install conduits, poles,
This ordinance regulates the excavation of gravel pits and similar excavations within the City of Badger, Minnesota, requiring permits and backfilling or perimeter fencing to promote public safety. Th
This ordinance establishes the annual salaries of the Mayor and Council members of the City of Badger, Minnesota, as well as additional compensation for special meetings and out-of-city meetings. The
This ordinance establishes a curfew for minors under the age of 18, restricting their presence in public places between 10:30 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., with certain exceptions. It also defines the duties of
This ordinance regulates the use of public sewer and utilities in the City of Badger, providing rules and regulations for their use, maintenance, and penalties for violations.
This ordinance aims to prevent, reduce, or eliminate blighting factors within the City of Badger, including junk automobiles, trash, and noxious vegetation, and provides penalties for violations. The
The City of Badger, Minnesota, amends Ordinance No. 58, which licenses and regulates the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor. The amendment updates the annual fees for various types of liquor
This ordinance amends Ordinance No. 52, which prohibits open containers of intoxicating liquors or beer in public places in the City of Badger, by updating the penalty for violating the ordinance to a
This ordinance regulates exhibition driving within the city, prohibiting actions such as squealing tires, skidding, or simulating a race, and imposes penalties for violations. The ordinance aims to re
This ordinance regulates and controls the conduct of gambling in the City of Badger, requiring licenses for organizations to operate gambling devices and outlining rules for their use, including restr
This ordinance regulates the possession of open containers of intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating malt liquor within the City of Badger, imposing penalties for violation. It prohibits consumption
The ordinance amends Ordinance No. 47 to regulate and license gambling, specifically changing the annual fee for a tipboard to $200.00. It was passed by the City Council of Badger on February 11, 1981
This ordinance adopts the Minnesota State Building Code, providing for its application, administration, and enforcement within the municipality, including regulations for building construction, permit
The City of Badger ordinance permits the burning of leaves on private property under specific conditions, including constant attendance, restricted hours, and distance from structures and property lin
This ordinance establishes penalties for violating any city ordinance, including fines and imprisonment. The penalties include a fine of up to $500 or imprisonment for up to 90 days, or both. Specific
The City of Badger, Minnesota amends Ordinance No. 60, entitled 'Garbage', to prohibit non-residents from transporting refuse into the city for disposal. The amendment adds a new subdivision to Sectio
This ordinance prohibits open containers of intoxicating liquor, beer, or non-intoxicating malt liquor in public places in the City of Badger. It regulates the possession of such containers on public
The City Council of Badger has enacted an ordinance that prohibits dogs and cats from running at large, requires licenses for identification purposes, and outlines procedures for handling stray animal
This ordinance sets the salaries of the Mayor and Council members of the City of Badger, Minnesota, and repeals Ordinance No. 44. The Mayor's salary is set at $600 annually, and Council members' salar
This ordinance amends Ordinance No. 47, which deals with the licensing and regulation of gambling, by changing the annual fee for a tipboard to $200.00. The amendment is made to Section 5 of the origi
This ordinance amends Ordinance No. 41, regulating the use of public water and sewer utilities in the City of Badger, and provides penalties for violations. It adds a new section to prohibit connectio