Crookston City Council – Evers secures life insurance policy, but development agreement tabled again
The council previously approved the
Also as part of his financing package, Evers has a
At
City Attorney
Stassen said he didn't read it as anything giving him or the mayor sole discretion in approving any changes, but that it was more about things like "executing signatures to move things forward."
Weasner noted to the council and mayor that if any changes were proposed to the TIF agreement, by law it would have to go back to the council and a public hearing would have to be scheduled.
But if the council still wanted further clarification, Martin said he agreed that the resolution should be tabled again.
Evers told the
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