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The Crookston City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall. The regular agenda includes approving the city administrator’s recommendation to retain Ryan Lindtwed as the new City of Crookston Finance Director/Treasurer. Also on the regular agenda is a resolution to decommission turf runway 6/24 at the Crookston Municipal Airport […]
Good morning from City Hall! City Council met with me last night for the first session of the annual Strategic Planning and I wanted to highlight a few things that came from the discussion. Structure and Process The Council engaged in a discussion about the City’s structure and process. This includes the important roles our
The Crookston City Council held a strategic planning session Wednesday night covering a lot of ground discussing the future for Crookston. The meeting covered several core topics and some additional topics, including the role of councilmembers on boards and committees, MnDOT Downtown Highway 2 Corridor Study, child care, recreation programs, Crookston’s image, and whether there
The Crookston Planning Commission met Tuesday evening approving the recommendation of a multi-faceted variance request for the Ag Innovation Campus that broke ground this fall and expects to begin substantial construction this spring. The Ag Innovation Campus requested three separate height variances up to 120 feet explained City of Crookston Building Official Greg Hefta. “There
The Crookston City Council will hold both a closed meeting and a special strategic planning meeting on Wednesday, February 17, in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The closed session will be held at 5:30 p.m. to develop or consider the offer for the purchase of parcel 82.00162.02 (Bob Herkenhoff property) east of Eickhof Blvd.
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night, holding public hearings and approving the 2021 street projects. They also heard from MnDOT District 2 Project Manager Matt Upgren about a possible corridor study to bring the downtown sidewalks up to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The first step in potentially bringing the
