John Mueller
Applicant a no-show for public hearing
Concerns over a business owner’s plans for a boat shrink-wrapping and storage business and his possibly starting operations before receiving an approval had the planning commission unwilling to move forward with the proposed conditional-use permits.
Wednesday, Sept. 28, the McLeod County Planning commission...
With an eye on hedging inflation, taking advantage of economies of scale, and decreasing mobilization costs and extending the value of money intended for pavement management projects, the city council is considering a proposal to focus five years of street and pavement improvement projects into next summer.
During a workshop Monday, Oct. 10, the...
The Glencoe City Council voted Monday, Oct. 3, to reduce the sewer- and water-access charges for the proposed AmericInn to be located south of Highway 212 and east of Morningside Avenue.
We support the decision to reduce the SAC and WAC fees and finance the fees over five years as a form of business subsidy. We hope it is the last request for a...
Cody Nelson doesn’t argue with the notion his company’s facility on West 11th Street in Glencoe generates plenty of noise. But he wants people to know the company is making what he believes are reasonable efforts to curb the noise. Bit49 has committed about $90,000 on adjustments to existing equipment and other measures to muffle the sound.
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We’ve heard about complaints from data mining operations. Whether the facility is in Glencoe or in Quebec, the amount of noise the facilities generate is both real and undeniable.
But as long as the facilities are present and in operation, the noise they generate isn’t going away. In the summer of 2021, the Wall Street Journal described the amount...
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