What ordinances were codified by Grey Cloud Island Township?

The township codified ordinances on regulating surface use and traffic on waterways (47.1), zoning (49.6), and repeal/retire provisions (63.3).

When were these ordinances adopted?

The ordinances were adopted and codified on May 13, 2026.

Where will the codified ordinances be published?

The Town Clerk will publish the resolution in the township's newspaper of record as official notice and to make the codification available to the public.

Was a no-parking sign approved for the causeway?

Yes, the board approved a 'NO PARKING' sign at the Grey Cloud Island Causeway.

Ordinance — Grey Cloud Island Township

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The Grey Cloud Island Township Board adopted and codified several ordinances on May 13, 2026, including waterway surface use and traffic rules, zoning, repeal/retire provisions, appointment of an election judge, and placement of a no-parking sign at the causeway.

Key Takeaways

Ordinances codified on May 13, 2026
Surface use and traffic rules for waterways adopted
Zoning ordinance added to township code
No-parking sign approved for the causeway
Election judge appointed for 2026 elections

Published: May 15, 2026 · 4 days ago
Category: Ordinance
City: Grey Cloud Island Township

What to do next

1

Check the township newspaper of record

Review the published resolution and full ordinance text once the Town Clerk posts it, as required by law.

2

Review waterway rules if you use the river

Read Ordinance 47.1 to understand new surface use and traffic regulations before boating or landing.

3

Note the causeway restriction

Respect the new NO PARKING sign at the Grey Cloud Island Causeway to avoid enforcement action.

Frequently asked questions

What ordinances were codified by Grey Cloud Island Township?: The township codified ordinances on regulating surface use and traffic on waterways (47.1), zoning (49.6), and repeal/retire provisions (63.3).
When were these ordinances adopted?: The ordinances were adopted and codified on May 13, 2026.
Where will the codified ordinances be published?: The Town Clerk will publish the resolution in the township's newspaper of record as official notice and to make the codification available to the public.
Was a no-parking sign approved for the causeway?: Yes, the board approved a 'NO PARKING' sign at the Grey Cloud Island Causeway.

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Legal terms in this notice

codify: To formally collect and publish laws or ordinances into an organized code for public reference.
ordinance: A local law adopted by a township or municipality regulating local matters.
publication of record: Publishing the ordinance in an official newspaper to give public notice and satisfy legal requirements.
Section 415.021: Minnesota statute requiring local governments to publish official proceedings and notices in a designated newspaper.

Full Notice Text

Resolutions to codify Grey
Cloud Island Township
Ordinances:
• 2026-04 Repeal/Retire
Ordinances
• 2026-05 Regulating
Surface Use and Trafﬁc
Upon the Waterways
• 2026-06 Appointing
Election Judge for 2026
Elections
• 2026-07 Zoning
• 2026-08 Approving a NO
PARKING sign at the Grey
Cloud Island Causeway
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED; Grey Cloud Island
Township codiﬁes
Ordinances, 47.1 Regulating
Surface Use and Trafﬁc Upon
the Waterways, 49.6 Zoning
and 63.3 Repeal/Retire
adopted on May 13th 2026.
The Town Board also
approved the following
resolutions:
Appointing Election Judge
for 2026 Elections and
Approving a NO PARKING
sign at the Grey Cloud
Island Causeway.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that
the Town Clerk provide for
the publication of this
Resolution in the Town's
newspaper of record, which
will act as ofﬁcial notice of
the adoption of this re-
codiﬁcation and its availability
to the public, as required by
Section 415.021 of the
Minnesota Statutes.