T.A. LeBrun

1 week ago | pinecountynews.com | T.A. LeBrun

The water main loop at Fawn Meadows development north of Pine City will go out for bid, according to the Pine City Council. The project would run water from the tower north of town from 16th Avenue to Fawn Meadows Way through an undeveloped area. Pine City Engineer Greg Anderson from SEH has drafted plans and specifications with a large construction window of August through November of this year in hopes of getting more competitive bids.

1 week ago | pinecountynews.com | T.A. LeBrun

Pokegama Township is so far the only township in Pine County to create their own cannabis zoning ordinance, other than Royalton Township who eventually decided to fall under the county’s ordinance. Pokegama’s ordinance to regulate cannabis businesses is allowed under state statute under Minnesota Statute, chapter 342, which authorizes townships “to protect the public health, safety and welfare” of their residents by regulating cannabis businesses within the legal boundaries of the townships.

1 week ago | pinecountynews.com | T.A. LeBrun

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2 weeks ago | pinecountynews.com | T.A. LeBrun

Cannabis farms continue to be a concern in Pine County as residents speak up about issues that may affect their livelihood. Issues including odor of cannabis plants and processing, affecting air quality to those residents living adjacent to farms; light noise of facilities; and moral concerns are ongoing concerns. Those concerned say the original ordinance was about right as far as strictness goes but that the final ordinance is not strict enough.

2 weeks ago | pinecountynews.com | T.A. LeBrun

Cannabis farms continue to be a concern in Pine County as residents speak up about issues that may affect their livelihood. Issues including odor of cannabis plants and processing, affecting air quality to those residents living adjacent to farms; light noise of facilities; and moral concerns are ongoing concerns. Those concerned say the original ordinance was about right as far as strictness goes but that the final ordinance is not strict enough.