Matthew Voigt
Reporter at Grand Forks Herald
Reporter @gfherald | I go public meetings so you know what your elected and appointed officials are up to | Voigt, it rhymes with Detroit
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Voigt
Jun. 2—GRAND FORKS — The Grand Forks City Council has approved special assessments for street improvements northwest of Grand Forks following two years of court proceedings. During its meeting Monday, the council unanimously voted to approve the determination of benefits, the process by which the council makes a decision on the amount a special assessment costs, the value of the benefit itself and what each property will pay in assessments.
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4 days ago |
grandforksherald.com | Matthew Voigt
GRAND FORKS – The Grand Forks City Council has approved special assessments for street improvements northwest of Grand Forks following two years of court proceedings. During its meeting Monday, the council unanimously voted to approve the determination of benefits, the process by which the council makes a decision on the amount a special assessment costs, the value of the benefit itself and what each property will pay in assessments.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Voigt
Jun. 1—GRAND FORKS — The city of Grand Forks is moving forward with the first overhaul of its nonconformity code in nearly 40 years. The changes received their first approval fromthe Grand Forks City Council on May 19,but have been discussed for several months. This will be the first time the city has changed rules governing nonconforming lots, structures and zoning uses since the current land development code was created in 1987.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Voigt
May 28—EAST GRAND FORKS — The East Grand Forks City Council reviewed two proposed ordinances regulating conduct in public areas during its work session Tuesday night. The City Council is considering an ordinance that would restrict camping in public areas and another ordinance that would spell out rules and hours for public parks.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Voigt
May 28—GRAND FORKS — A proposed increase to the number of units at the Cardinal Point Apartments is not moving forward, but the proposal should not have been up for consideration at the May 19 meeting after it technically failed at preliminary approval in April. In a procedural hiccup between the Grand Forks City Council, Grand Forks Planning and Zoning Commission and city staff, the proposal to allow Cardinal Point Apartments at 2150 47th Ave S.
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With extreme rain across the upper Midwest this summer, Grand Forks considers how to deal with an increasingly wet climate, a climate many parts of the city weren't designed for. https://t.co/9OhBoYyfz7
I'll just add it does make voter turnout calculations a fundamentally different calculation than in other states (the secretary of state uses a population estimate since there's no voter roll to reference)
TIL North Dakota has no voter registration like... at all On the surface, it doesn't seem like a horrible way of doing things if all you need is an ID and some sort of proof that you've lived in the state for at least 30 days? https://t.co/f1Wi6WUf7W
Most of the time I go to city council meetings. But, on occasion, I go to hotdish competitions and write about them. https://t.co/KoJbHxqNjG