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The deadline for residents to apply for the Ward 6 vacancy on the Crookston City Council passed on Thursday afternoon and three community members had submitted their names for consideration. The three applicants are Chris Plante, Dylane Klatt, and Patty Dillabough. Dillabough currently is a member of the Crookston School Board and would need to […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met on Tuesday morning. They approved a resolution authorizing the sale of property located south of Casey’s General Store to AGP Development for $90,000. They also passed a recommendation to the City Council for a business subsidy agreement with APG. The business subsidy is for a
Last week Councilman Tom Vedbraaten, during a meeting of the Crookston City Council, said it seems like Crookston is making it difficult for businesses by stretching out their process with the City regarding APG Development. City Attorney Corky Reynolds explained that there is a state statute regarding the planning commission making a land use determination
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.
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday night at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The consent agenda includes approving the August 26 meeting minutes, approving bills and disbursements totaling $221,971.61, approving amended and restated Joint Power Agreement for the Pine to Prairie Drug and Violent Crime Task Force. Also included are
Epitome Energy, LLC announced Thursday during an open house at Valley Technology Park that they were kicking off the air permitting and environmental assessment processes with the hopes of putting a shovel in the ground in the Fall of 2020. The open house was attended by more than 90 people including many local and state
