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Strandell's The County Line January 2022

Polk County rejects RJ Zavoral & Sons’ asphalt plant proposal Polk County's Board of Commissioners on Tuesday morning unanimously voted down RJ Zavoral & Sons' application for an interim use permit that would have let the company operate a mobile asphalt plant about a mile outside of East Grand Forks. Opponents of the plan worried about the effect on the nearby Red Lake River, traffic backups, as well as the odor, dust, and noise the plant would produce when it was churning out asphalt. 12:02 pm, Apr. 27, 2021 × The proposed site of an RJ Zavoral & Sons asphalt plant ...

    Here’s how things are shaping up at the moment:     • The package totals $1.9 trillion.     • Minnesota is in line to receive $10.1 billion.     • Minnesota cities, counties and townships will receive $2.1 billion.     • Polk County is expected to receive just over $6 million.     • The City of Crookston is expected to receive approximately $880,000.     Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting and Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Executive Director Craig Hoiseth both stress that the Polk County and Crookston-specific numbers at ...

$200K in Polk County resiliency grants recommended by committee Crookston Times     The Polk County Business Resiliency Grant Program committee for Crookston met Tuesday and approved $200,000 in grants for 39 of 41 applications from local businesses and nonprofits. Applications from DaRoos Pizza, which was previously operating in downtown Crookston, and Resource Management, which operates apartments near the Downtown Square, were denied.     They also looked over 18 grant applications from outside of Crookston and made recommendations for the $100,000 available which will be decided at ...