The Eagan City Council held its regular meeting on April 7, 2026, at 6:30 PM at the Eagan Municipal Center. The meeting included adoption of the consent agenda, an ordinance amendment regarding massage licensing appeals, and approval of a rezoning and preliminary planned development for the Lewis House residential shelter operated by 360 Communities. Both new business items were approved unanimously.
It's all right. And to the republic for which one nation under God individual with liberty and justice for all the welcome everybody to the April seventh regular meeting of the Egan City Council. It's our first meeting of the month of April. We're gonna uh try to get through it as quickly as we can. Um with that, uh Ms. Miller, then he changes the agenda. No, Mr. Mayor. Uh council, any changes the agenda. No, sir. Okay. Second. That's moved and seconded. Any further discussion on the agenda. Seeing none, all in favor saying I and opposed nay. That motion carries, and we've adopted an agenda. We have no recognitions and presentations tonight, so I'll go right to our consent agenda. Are there any members of the public who are here on an item that appears in the consent agenda and wanted to see that that item acted on separately or had questions on it? Seeing none, I'll bring it back to the council. Council, same question. For a motion. Councilmember Backen. To adopt the balance of the consent agenda. Second. That's moved and seconded. Is there any more discussion on the consent agenda? Seeing none, all in favor, single saying aye. And opposed nay. That motion carries and we've adopted the consent agenda. We have no public hearings tonight and no old business. We have two items of new business. Uh the first of which is an ordinance amendment. It's an ordinance amendment to city code regarding massage licensing appeals process, which I'm sure uh is what brought all of you out tonight. Uh Ms. Miller, uh, Monty start us off here. Thank you, Mr. Mayor, members of the council. Uh council might recall on February 2nd. Uh council did direct staff to draft an ordinance amendment to the massage appeal hearing language within City Code Chapter 6. Current city code requires that any applicant who appeals a license denial must have their appeal heard before the city council. So the ordinance amendment being proposed would shift to an in-house hearing officer to be consistent with our current administrative procedures for business licenses. So our city clerk, Beth Van Hoos is here if you have any questions. Otherwise, I will turn it right back to you, Mr. Mayor. Uh council, any question to staff before we open it public comment. Seeing none. Are there any members of the public who want to comment on the proposed ordinance amendment regarding massage licensing appeals processes? Wow, no takers. Bring it back to the council for additional conversation and/or motions. For motion.