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The City of Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night at the Crookston City Hall Council chambers and approved the Nature’s View Estates cul-de-sacs to be included in the planning process for 2019 street projects. The bid process would be contingent on the approval of the final plat. Councilman Tom Vedbraaten asked Pat […]
Crookston City Council met on Wednesday night for a short end of year meeting. The meeting began with a plaque being presented to Councilman Bob Quanrud who was attending the final meeting of his second term on council. “It’s been a great eight years, and I look forward to the new mayor and council coming
In a carryover from the City Council meeting, the Ways and Means Committee considered legal action against Dean and Roman Adams over a late 2017 property sale that has yet to be finalized. Reading from his notes, City Administrator Shannon Stassen read from his notes that the committee, on a recommendation from the City Attorney
Monday night’s Crookston City Council meeting progressed rather quickly despite the length of the agenda. The consent agenda passed unanimously after Councilman Bobby Baird pulled a resolution for the 2019 fee schedule. The resolution for the fee schedule moved to the regular agenda where it later passed unanimously with no discussion. The Council also held
Prior to the fireworks at the conclusion of Tuesday’s Ways & Means Committee that we reported on yesterday, the committee moved forward with several topics during the meeting. The first was the review of the twice-a-month recycling collection, which as previously reported showed a drastic drop-off in utilization (58 percent) between the first and second
On Monday night, Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause, Vice Chancellor John Hoffman, Associate Professor Tim Dudley, and Assistant Professor Anthony Schroeder gave a tour of the new Collaborative Research Lab in the Sargeant Student Center at the University of Minnesota Crookston to members of City Council and staff prior to the City Council Meeting. (Tour pictured to
