A quick story about progressive municipal government taking shape in Fargo. The City of Fargo is considering developing a smartphone app that will help them monitor parking.
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Bids were higher than expected, so they will be put out again for a second go around, this time in three phases taking place over the next three summers.
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The City of Minot’s Finance Committee heard a report on the downtown parking lot fiasco. A full estimate of the money required to get the projects moving is expected for Monday’s full City Council meeting.
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The Fargo Forum takes a closer look at the Renaissance Zone incentives and the impact they have had on smaller communities.
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The project was spearheaded by the Grand Forks Downtown Development Association, and it’s open as late as 11 pm on weekends.
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Initial bids for the large-scale project that will replace water, sewer, and other essential infrastructure came in higher than expected. The City is currently evaluating those bids and will decide whether to accept one or rebid shortly.
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In Minot we’re working on our own downtown renaissance, one that’s somewhat behind Fargo’s. The sentiment in Fargo suggests the vote will be to continue the tax incentives for downtown development.
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— City of Minot Official News Release — The Minot City Council today amended leases on the parking garages currently under construction in downtown Minot. In order to get construction of the downtown parking structures back on track, the Minot City Council amended leases with the developer, Cypress Development, so they could secure additional funding necessary
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