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On Monday night the Crookston City Council took the first step toward seating a full council for the first time in almost half a year when they appointed Dylane Klatt to the Ward 6 seat. Klatt will fill the seat vacated when Cindy Gjerwold resigned last August. Klatt was recommended last Wednesday by a group […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night passing a resolution to release the mortgage attached to the Crookston Inn. The release of the mortgage will allow United Valley Bank to take ownership of the property without foreclosing on the previous owner and to enter into a lease agreement with an outside party to operate
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee will have a special meeting on Monday, January 27 at 6:30 p.m. in the council chambers at city hall. The only item on the agenda for the special meeting is a mortgage release for the Crookston Inn which was recommended on Friday by the Crookston Development Policy & Review
The Crookston Development Policy & Review Committee met on Friday and passed a recommendation to the Crookston Ways & Means Committee to release the mortgage of the Crookston Inn. The bank, which was not named at this time and who will own the Crookston Inn, requested that the mortgage be released to the clear the
On Wednesday night an interview panel of eleven Ward 6 residents unanimously voted to recommend Dylane Klatt to the vacant city council seat. This is the second attempt to seat someone to the Ward 6 vacancy after a previous panel of both ward residents and city council members selected Chris Plante, but a vote to
The Crookston Planning Commission met on Tuesday evening with just one item on its agenda, the rezoning of commercial (C-2), farm residence (FR) and multi-family (R3) zoned property with the Nature View Plat 5 and natural park area to single- and two-family (R-2). The Planning Commission had previously discussed that rezoning everything with the full
