City of Menahga won't recover $90K in special assessments - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota
The Menahga City Council unanimously agreed to not collect the lost revenue.
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The Menahga City Council unanimously agreed to not collect the lost revenue.
“We need three officers in this town," said Menahga Police Chief Amy Lane.
The city attorney has indicated that if one landowner is given a break, the others should get the same opportunity.
A motion to reassess $90,388 in deferred special assessments failed on a 2-3 vote. Fourteen parcels have outstanding assessments for city street or utility projects.
The Menahga City Council advised its public works department to barricade the boat access, remove the boulders, contact the DNR and restore the ramp so it is safe and usable.