Stewartville Approves Plans for Legacy Drive Northwest with $1.1 Million State Grant

Overview: In a development, the Stewartville City Council approved plans and specifications for the Legacy Drive Northwest project, which is bolstered by a $1.1 million grant from the Minnesota State Department of Employment and Economic Development. The council is set to accept bids for the construction by April 29, 2025, with a contract award scheduled for May 13, 2025. This project includes the development of public roadway infrastructure, sanitary water, and stormwater utilities.

Stewartville City Council Approves Subdivision and Capital Improvement Projects Amid Community Development Progress

Overview: The Stewartville City Council approved the preliminary and final plat for the new Prime Subdivision and awarded contracts for the 2025 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for 11th Avenue Northwest. These developments signal continued growth and infrastructure improvements within the community.

Stewartville Celebrates Strong Growth Amidst Infrastructure and Transportation Planning

Overview: The Stewartville City Council meeting highlighted significant recognition for the city’s strong industrial growth, ongoing infrastructure development, and future transportation planning. The Economic Development Authority (EDA) praised the city’s leadership and staff for their efforts in fostering business growth, while discussions included infrastructure projects and regional transportation studies.

Stewartville City Council Approves Project Tiger Development and 11th Avenue Realignment

Overview: The Stewartville City Council approved major development plans for the city’s expansion, including the green light for Project Tiger’s general development plat and the realignment of 11th Avenue Northwest. Additionally, the Council supported a mulching initiative to combat invasive buckthorn and discussed upcoming community projects.

Olmsted County Board Approves Tire Cleanup Contract, Discusses History Center Bonding Proposal

Overview: The Olmsted County Board of Commissioners made crucial decisions in their recent meeting, focusing on environmental cleanup projects and historical preservation efforts. They awarded a contract for tire cleanup at the former Pens property and deliberated on supporting a $3 million state bonding proposal for the Olmsted County History Center.