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The Crookston Planning Commission met on Tuesday night in the City Hall council chambers and reviewed a rezoning and variance request from a local Crookston business. The business searching for the rezoning and variance request to add an additional commercial building was Chico’s Transport, owned by Rosa, Lauro, and Robert Gutierrez, located at 442 Marin […]
The Crookston Planning Commission held a special meeting on Tuesday night in the City hall council chambers. The lone item on the agenda was the approval of rezoning a large portion of the Ag Innovation Campus from an I-1 Heavy Industrial zone to an I-2 Light Industrial zone. “Heavy Industrial is the heavy manufacturing such
The Crookston Planning Commission met on Tuesday night in the Crookston City Hall Council Chambers for a regular meeting. After the Call to Order, the board began by approving the minutes from their last meeting on January 17, which the board approved unanimously. Valley Tech Park Tenant Space Lease Agreement The Commission discussed a lease
The Fournet Building has received the official Certificate of Occupancy from the city to allow occupancy for the second and third floors of the building, which has allowed the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council to begin moving their entire business into the new building. Crookston Building Official Greg Hefta had already awarded a minor form of a
At the last City Council meeting (January 23), City of Crookston Building Inspector Greg Hefta reported that the city’s construction and permit numbers had nearly doubled from the amount permitted in 2020 and even succeeded their numbers in 2019, showing the department is returning to pre-pandemic amounts. Hefta said when the pandemic began in 2020,
The Fournet Building in downtown Crookston is almost ready to be open for the public and tours after nearly five years of construction. Building owner and general contractor Jeff Evers reported that the second and third-floor office areas are mostly complete and is looking to gain a Certificate of Occupancy for the second floor to
