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Council approves rezoning, OKs $53,000 aquifer study; agenda and consent carried
Summary
At a Crookston City Council meeting, members unanimously approved a rezoning of several parcels to an ARC designation and a $53,000 groundwater-modeling study to assess the city's aquifer. The council also approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda.
The Crookston City Council on March 16 approved several routine and policy items, including a rezoning of multiple parcels to an ARC designation and a $53,000 contract for groundwater modeling to assess the health and capacity of the city's aquifer.
The council voted by roll call to adopt the regular meeting agenda and the consent agenda before taking up substantive items. For the rezoning (Item 7.01), the motion was made and seconded on the floor and passed by roll call; the change reclassifies several parcels to the city's ARC zoning in order to align existing residential use and the city's comprehensive and downtown development plans. City staff…
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