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The study was placed on hold due to RockStep Capital's inability to commit funding to the project currently without selling the JCPenney building.

Several questions have recently been asked about the Lake Mitchell project. Hopefully, this will address some of these FAQs

“We’ll be getting a good foothold on the water that’s coming into the lake. It’s nice to see it progress and finally move forward,” Mayor Bob Everson said.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (“MPCA”) released in early June a report titled: Evaluation of Current Alternatives and Estimated Cost Curves for PFAS Removal and...

A very rough estimate of the cost to completely reconstruct the approximately 27-acre Uptown Willmar parking lot is $6.5 million to $10.4 million, which is more than the estimated taxable market value of the Uptown Willmar property. Grant funds toward a stormwater project are being sought this summer.

While the city is pushing to advance the mechanical dredging project, a resident has come up with an aeration-focused plan

Camanche city: Plan in place for well drilling, covering costs

Under a payment scenario spanning from 2026 to 2055, the city would be looking at an annual loan payment of $1.3 million, along with yearly $500,000 alum treatments recommended by an engineer firm.

Three council members say they are against moving forward with dredging at this time, while four are in favor of the project. The council will vote on a 30-year loan application on June 20.

The next five years will bring significant infrastructure developments in Jefferson City and Cole County.