Code of Ordinances

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Adopting_Ordinance.pdf
Code_of_Ordinances_Index.pdf
Parallel_References.pdf
Table_of_Contents.pdf
Table_of_Special_Ordinances.pdf
Title_1_General_Provisions_Chapter_10_General_Provisions.pdf
Title_3_Administration.pdf
Title_5_Public_Works.pdf
Title_7_Traffic_Code.pdf
Title_9_General_Regulations.pdf
Title_11_Business_Regulations.pdf
Title_13_General_Offenses.pdf
Title_15_Land_Usage.pdf

Notice of Intent to Adopt and Amend Ordinances

City of Nashwauk

Notice of Intent to Amend an Ordinance

Notice is hereby given that the Nashwauk City Council will consider amending a chapter within its code of ordinances at their regular meeting to be held on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at Nashwauk City Hall, 301 Central Avenue.

For consideration is the following ordinance:

  1.       Ordinance No. 2025-05 an ordinance of the City of Nashwauk, Minnesota amending Nashwauk City Ordinances Chapter 72 entitled “Snowmobiles” and Chapter 73 entitled “Recreational Vehicles” to a combined Chapter 73 entitled “Recreational Vehicles & Snowmobiles.” 

The proposed ordinance is included with this notice on the City’s website and on the City’s posting location within City Hall at the above address.

 

Posted: June 25, 2025

 

 

City of Nashwauk

Notice of Public Hearing Related to a Complete Zoning Code Update

 

Notice is hereby given that the Nashwauk City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at Nashwauk City Hall, 301 Central Avenue to consider adoption of a zoning code update, which revises Chapter 152: Zoning Code.  

 

The Nashwauk City Council has prioritized a zoning code update to make the community more open to development, particularly housing. Modernizing and reducing barriers to housing development can make it easier for developers to find and construct housing in the community. A zoning code update can help attract State and Federal funding, as communities that adopt zoning reforms to facilitate housing development may become eligible for additional funding opportunities. Also, a zoning code update is being considered to promote economic development and revitalization. It will enable a mix of housing types. The zoning map will also be refreshed. Once completed, the map will be added as a layer in Itasca County GIS, which will provide users with the ability to identify zoning by address or street intersections.

 

Changes to the zoning code include allowances for housing in C-1 and C-2 Commercial districts, updated definitions, listed home occupations as permitted versus conditional use, and revised parking standards to allow shared parking.

 

The public hearing will provide an opportunity for interested parties to hear and see all information related to the proposed changes, ask questions, provide additional information, and express support or opposition.

 

Posted: June 4, 2025 

Published: June 19, 2025; June 26, 2025