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The $160,000 would go toward buying 20 acres that, as part of an owner-occupied housing development, would be repaid as lots are sold off.
The Park Rapids City Council on May 14 received its first public report on the Armory Arts & Events Center since taking possession of the facility in May 2022.
The Park Rapids City Council accepted a land donation on Tuesday, April 23 from neighborhood property owner Edoma Ranson.
The low bid came in almost $30,000 below the city engineer's most optimistic estimate.
The city council approved the variance on Jan. 9 with conditions, including reducing the fence height if the neighboring apartments are ever converted back into a single-family dwelling.