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In 2018, China enacted it’s National Sword policy which banned the import of most recyclable materials to the nation’s facilities. The effect was essentially shutting down the industry’s largest market, one that handled nearly half the recyclable material around the world. Polk County Environmental Services Administrator Jon Steiner said that has forced West Coast recyclers […]
Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday and approved conditional use permits for Randy Bosma of Grand Forks to construct an accessory structure on Union Lake and for Michael Gornowicz of Manvel to construct an accessory structure on Union Lake. Both will be hooked up to a new septic system. Jeff Evers requested a rezoning for
Crews working on the construction of the Polk County Transfer Station have experienced a wide range of weather delays from lightning and high winds to snow and ice this past week. But progress is still being made, the new front parking lot and drop-off area was recently opened and will be painted next week. “It’s not
