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At its March 25 agenda meeting in St. Paul, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approved construction of the Hoot Lake Solar Project, a 49.9-megawatt renewable energy initiative brought forward by Otter Tail Power Company (OTP).
The Fergus Falls City Council voted in favor of the annexation request Monday for the project property Otter Tail Power owns in Aurdal Township. The council also approved a right-of-way vacation petition for Highland Avenue. Fergus Falls city staff reached an annexation agreement with Buse Township in March.
âFollowing annexation and the right-of-way vacation completion, we hope to submit our conditional use permit request to the council later this spring,â stated Stephanie Hoff, director of communications for Otter Tail Power.
Veterans hope community rallies around new memorial park in Vergas
Preliminary plans call for the veterans memorial park to have granite benches, granite memorial pillars, and federal, state and military flags on display.
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This sign marks the spot where the new veterans park will be built, near the ballpark complex in Vergas. (Submitted photo, March 2021)
Members of the Vergas Lions club are spearheading an effort to raise $85,000 to $100,000 to build a veterans memorial park near the Vergas baseball complex.
“The city gave us a really nice site, right on the main drag going through Vergas,” said Doug Safar, a member of the organizing committee. “It will fit in nicely with other community events, and will memorialize and honor our military. It’s a place for families and kids to go to learn about our military.”