Welcome to Pine Springs. Washington County, Minnesota 55115 Founded: 1959 Area: 640 acres U.S. 2020 Census Estimate: 377 people . CURRENT ANNOUNCEMENTS. City Council Meetings The Pine Springs city council regular monthly meeting usually occurs the first Tuesday after the first Monday of each month.

Pine Springs, incorporated as a village in 1959, is a small 4th class Minnesota statutory city located in the St. Paul-Minneapolis metropolitan area. It is classified as a rural residential community by the Metropolitan Council.

City of Pine Springs P.O. Box 487 Willernie, MN 55090. City Administrator: Victoria Keating City email: [email protected] City telephone: 651-770-5720 . If you have a medical or fire emergency CALL 911. Office Hours: The City office is open for inquiries every Tuesday from 9:30 - 11:00 AM at the Willernie City Hall located at 111 ...

City of Pine Springs Officials. The City Council consists of a mayor and four council members, who are elected at large. The mayor is elected for a four year term and council members are elected for staggered two year terms. Local elections …

The Pine Springs city council regular monthly meeting usually occurs the first Tuesday after the first Monday of each month, at 7:30pm, Mahtomedi Public Works Department, 1250 Lincolntown Ave. Mahtomedi, MN.

City Code . Disclaimer: The City provides these online documents as a convenience for residents. The documents on this webpage should not be relied upon as the final authority for local ordinances. In the case of any discrepancy between the online version and the official hard copy, the official hard copy will control.

Each type of permit has specific terms that apply. Variances, conditional use permits, and special use permits are written requests that are subject to Minnesota’s 60 day rule (MN Statute 15.99) and must be approved or denied within sixty days of the time it is submitted to the city.

Fees, Charges, Penalties. The City is authorized to impose fees, charges, and penalties for a variety of permits, licenses, and services. The City Council adopts a comprehensive fee schedule on an annual basis.

MN State law requires the Metropolitan Council to create regional plans and policies to guide growth and manage regional systems for transportation, aviation, water resources, and regional parks. The law also requires local governments to update their comprehensive plans.

City Council Minutes. All meeting minutes are reviewed and approved by the city council before being published. Generally, minutes are approved at the following City Council meeting.