The City of Underwood ordains a recapture agreement to promote orderly development and minimize public costs for development. The agreement allows developers to recapture costs for engineering and con
This ordinance regulates water and sewer utilities in the City of Underwood, Minnesota, repealing and replacing Ordinance #59 with new provisions for application, deposits, discounts, penalties, shut-
This ordinance regulates and prohibits public nuisances within the city, including those affecting health, morals, decency, peace, and safety. It establishes rules for noise levels, nuisance parking a
The City of Underwood, Minnesota, annexes territory into its corporate limits. The annexed territory includes areas from Section 31 and 32, Township 133, Range 41, and is approximately 51.5 acres in s
The City of Underwood, Minnesota ordinance establishes regulations for the keeping of animals within the city limits, including licensing requirements, restrictions on exotic and dangerous animals, an
This ordinance establishes regulations for non-domestic animals within the City limits, prohibiting new non-domestic animals and outlining penalties for violators. Existing non-domestic animals are al
This ordinance regulates the burning of solid fuels in external solid fuel-fired heating devices to promote public health, safety, and welfare in the City of Underwood. It prohibits the installation o
The City of Underwood ordains that motorcyclists must use kickstand pads when parking on paved streets to protect public safety and prevent street damage. Signs will be posted near the American Legion
The City Council of Underwood adopted a resolution to amend the legal description of an ordinance that extended the city's corporate limits to include certain properties. The amendment corrects an ina
The ordinance establishes salaries for the Mayor and City Council members of the City of Underwood. The Mayor will receive $120 monthly, while each City Council member will receive $80 monthly. The or
The City of Underwood ordains that no vehicles shall be parked on residential streets from November 1 through March 31, with exceptions for commercial areas and visitors, and establishes fines and tow
The City of Underwood ordinance renames two streets in relation to the Wilde annexation. 226th Street is renamed Old Creamery Avenue East and 296th Avenue is renamed Bass Lane North. The ordinance was
This ordinance regulates activity at the public access and swimming area on Bass Lake by requiring a sign to be posted and designating the swimming area with buoys. The sign will state rules such as n
The City of Underwood extends its corporate limits to include approximately 3/4 acre of unincorporated property owned by Michael D. Wilde and Mary E. Wilde. The ordinance describes the territory to be