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The Council unanimously accepted $2,409,000 in grants for PFAS testing, removal, and related water-system costs, including $1,929,000 for work involving wells 5, 7, and 9 and $480,000 in additional grant funds. The Council also approved broader retail options at Oakdale Marketplace and authorized bidding for improvements at Tower Park and Golfview Park.
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The grants will help Oakdale pay for testing and removing PFAS contamination from city wells and cover related operating and maintenance expenses. The Marketplace amendment removes a prior requirement for a restaurant or fast-casual dining use and allows any retail use permitted in the applicable commercial district, subject to updated design standards and site-plan options. Park projects will add playground equipment, accessibility improvements, seating, and shade, with construction expected to be substantially complete by the end of 2026.
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