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The Crookston City Council met last night at the Crookston City Council chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall. PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLIC INFORMATION ANNOUNCEMENTS The Council first heard a public information announcement from Ox Cart Day Chair Libby Boucher about Fireworks use for Ox Cart Days in August. She reported that they have […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night. All items were on the consent agenda, which was passed 7-0 with Dylane Klatt absent. There was no Ways & Means meeting held Monday. New City Administrator Amy Finch said a few things weren’t ready to be presented to the committee yet. Finch said one of those
During Monday nights Crookston Ways & Means Committee (City Council, Mayor, and Department heads) meeting there was some contention between APG Development’s Elliot Steinbrink and Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Executive Director Craig Hoiseth. One area of contention was whether Hoiseth had received any calls from Steinbrook. Hoiseth contested Steinbrink’s claims saying that
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night with the majority of the meeting consisting of a lengthy discussion with APG Development’s Elliot Steinbrink. The committee also recommended a three-year cash farm lease on the Colborn Property minus the 10 acres to be set aside for the Ag Innovation Center and Vertical Malt,
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 Planning Commission met Tuesday night and approved a variance request for APG Development pending a purchase agreement for the property located between North Broadway Apartments and Casey’s General Store. Planning Commission Chair Joe Kresl said the commission felt the variance met the parameters of code without affecting any other property. “We thought it
