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The Crookston City Council had a special meeting Monday night to making appointments to the city’s Charter Commission and Library Board. The need for a special meeting to make appointments arose last week when the City Council failed to appoint a councilman for Ward 6, precipitating the need for a Charter Commission meeting. Chris Fee, […]
The Red Lake River’s crest earlier this month may have seemed mild, provisionally cresting at 6:30 p.m. on April 8 at 24.74 feet. That’s just outside a top 10 river crest. It was, however, a 10-year flood according to the flow of water, said Blake Carlson, the City of Crookston’s engineer with Widseth Smith Nolting.
The Crookston City Council met Monday and approved the consent agenda quickly, which included a resolution to approve change order #1 on the 2018 street improvements, to approve an application for a variance to reduce the required lot line setback along the residential district from five feet to one foot and allow a structure to
