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LAPLANTE QUESTIONS SUPPORT OF EPITOME ENERGY DURING CROOKSTON FORUM

The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and during the Crookston Forum, a portion of the meeting for individuals to address items not on the agenda, Brian LaPlante questioned why the City of Crookston was encumbering funds to support Epitome Energy, LLC when they had been involved in an equity drive for several months.  […]

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CHEDA ADVISORY COMMITTEE REVIEWING LAND OPTION, BUSINESS SUBSIDY FOR EPITOME ENERGY

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) advisory committee for Epitome Energy met Tuesday morning for the first time since their introductory meeting in early July.  While no action was taken, the committee discussed the loan requested by Epitome Energy, a land option agreement and business subsidy.  In June, Epitome Energy requested a $1.25

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OPPOSITION TO GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT GROWS AS THREE VOTE NO TO A HEARING

Three council members voted against calling for a public hearing for the proposed Gateway Overlay District Ordinance that would amend City Code Chapter 152 “Zoning” during Monday’s Council meeting.  The resolution to call for the public hearing was pulled from the consent agenda.  The proposed ordinance had passed the Ways & Means Committee two weeks

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WAYS & MEANS TO CONSIDER GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT ORDINANCE

The Crookston Planning Commission voted Tuesday night to pass the Gateway Overlay District Ordinance on to the Ways & Means Committee next week.  Before the vote to recommend the ordinance to Ways & Means, Tanner Holton, an attorney working with City Attorney Corky Reynolds answered a couple of questions the commission had forwarded to the

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COUNCIL SPLITS VOTE ON CHEDA COFFEE PURCHASE, TABLES FOURNET DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AGAIN

The Crookston City Council voted via a split decision Monday night to pay the bills and disbursements owed by the City of Crookston.  Councilman Clayton Briggs pulled the resolution to approve bills and disbursements off the consent agenda.  The bill in question, check #061329, included a commercial coffee brewer and special order coffee for the

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CITY ASKED TO REVIEW DANGEROUS DOG ORDINANCE DURING CROOKSTON FORUM

The Crookston City Council and Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night at City Hall.  The night opened with a request from Elizabeth Boucher, a resident on S. Ash St that the City of Crookston put “more teeth” into its dangerous dog ordinance.  According to Boucher, both she and her son have been attacked

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