The aid will cost the city about $696,120 in utility collections for water, sewer and garbage, $306,000 for alcohol license renewal rebates and $137,445 for food inspection fees. In all, the program is estimated to cost the city about $1.1 million, or about $2,500 per establishment on average. Chad Klimek, who owns The Windbreak bar and music venue in south Fargo and is a co-owner of Southtown Pourhouse, said the city’s help was sorely needed and is welcome. “It’s great news. It’s a huge help for everybody. That’s a significant savings,” Klimek said. "It’s been hard keeping his ...