Holly Tilton Byrne
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 14
- Total speaking time
- 42:09
- Avg per meeting
- 3:01
- Segments
- 439
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Top issues during term (14)(Development)
Insbrook Park Addition plat and rezone
Dacotah Bank Center future
Up to $10 million renovation with private matching funds sought, plus roughly $437,000-$490,000 annual operating appropriation and $145,000 in one-time transition costs.
Legacy Addition Preliminary Plat
The developer pays for streets and utilities; the city's only cost is long-term maintenance of public infrastructure.
Downtown Third Space / Armory redevelopment
Not yet quantified; Ordinance 26-029's $307,927 covers armory-site abatement and repair obligations owed to Lynchpin.
Armory redevelopment ends; property back in city hands
The city pays $307,927 from 3B reserves — not property taxes or sales tax — for remediation work it would have needed regardless.
Branch Creek affordable housing setback error
Moving the structure would have raised the home's cost and undermined the development's affordability mission.
Workforce and mobile home housing affordability
New subdivision requirements could raise the cost of developed lots, affecting home prices.
Annexation of Outlot F and Outlot G
Annexation would add these parcels to the city tax base and extend city services.
Annexation for church utilities connection
Sunset Lake Estates subdivision
Prairie Sunset Addition single-family development
Fewer homes means fewer new households, but the lot yield dropped sharply from the previously approved plan.
Support for multi-family housing assistance application
Unknown — the resolution supports an outside funding application rather than committing city dollars directly.
Permanent Parklets Downtown
Businesses can seek 50% matching grants up to $2,000 through the Lights Camera Action grant for parklet construction.
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church expansion
Church funds the construction and maintenance of boulevard parking; no city cost identified.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Byrne was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution 26-062 — Tegra Group owner's representative and DBC redevelopment procurement
Downtown Third Space / Armory Redevelopment motion
Resolution 26-057 — Termination of Linchpin Armory development agreement
Preliminary plat — Legacy Addition industrial development
Initial Development Plan — Block 2 Northern Plains Addition
Voting record (4)(Development)
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