The city also added a private hangar at the Moorhead Municipal Airport.
Four projects highlighted new commercial and industrial work downtown as well:
Located at 1205 Main Ave., a building permit for 12th and Main was issued in late December 2020. Costs were listed at $3.05 million. The four story, 33-unit building will feature a first floor parking garage and three upper floors of living space.
Developer Kevin Bartram’s Block 37 Flats, which Leshovsky called a “unique and neighborhood-friendly building,” will bring an additional 28 units to the downtown area. Located at 113 10th St. S., project costs were estimated at $2.9 million. It will be situated next to the 47-unit 9Thirteen Lofts, another Bartram-developed building.
Food forest to be planted in Moorhead park
City forester Trent Wise says this is a pilot project, and they hope to plant more of the orchards across the city to enhance the ecosystem and make the city more food resilient. 3:35 pm, Feb. 21, 2021 ×
Here is a photo of Fargo Orchard Glen edible forest in south Fargo next to the Red River that is open to the public. This photo was taken in May when the fruit trees were in full bloom. Submitted photo
MOORHEAD An edible forest will be planted in Moorhead this spring.
City forester Trent Wise said the plan calls for the planting of about 100 apple, pear and plum trees and about 25 juneberry and chokeberry shrubs during Arbor Month on May 13 at MB Johnson Park in the northern part of the city. Wise said they hope to add apricot trees, too.
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Route changes will be discussed at upcoming council meetings in Dilworth and Moorhead.
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MOORHEAD A pair of proposals to change MATBUS Routes 6 and 9 will be discussed at upcoming council meetings in Dilworth and Moorhead.
The first public hearing will take place at the Dilworth City Council meeting at 6 p.m., Monday, March 8. The second hearing will be held during the Moorhead City Council meeting at 5:45 p.m., Monday, March 22.
As proposed, the changes to Route 6 would extend it further east to reach recent commercial and residential development along 14th St. NE. The extension would increase the trip time from 30 minutes to 35 minutes.
City forester Trent Wise says this is a pilot project, and they hope to plant more of the orchards across the city to "enhance the ecosystem and make the city more food resilient."