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The Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night and Councilman Don Cavalier asked to form a work team to address developing a Conduct of Conduct and Ethics for elected and appointed officials along with City of Crookston staff. Several council members expressed interest in being a part of the work team including Cindy Gjerswold, […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night at City Hall. The meeting consisted of only items on the consent agenda and one public presentation during the Crookston Forum. Passed on the consent agenda were the Council Minutes from the January 14 meeting and resolutions approving bills and disbursements in the amount of $690,887.47, approving
During the Ways & Means committee meeting Monday night, the committee was asked to vote to accept the proposal from the school district for the city to take over ownership and operations for the community pool. Rick Niemala, Crookston School District, provided updates on the current state of all the mechanical equipment and the cosmetic
Means Committee meeting Monday focused primarily on the possible sale of parcel between the Fournet and Mason buildings, to developer Jeff Evers and on a preview of the new city website that will be released in the coming the months. Additionally, the committee voted to accept the 2017 audit report and heard from the Small
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met on Tuesday morning and approved Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for Jeff Evers and the Fournet building and they also approved putting a house on a Carmen View Estates lot on the south side of Crookston. The approval of TIF for the Fournet Building (pictured right) will
