Part one of two (above)Little Falls planning mtg on annexation of 158th street by MidState Education, Airborn, and Barrett Petfoods Innovation. It's the gravel road that runs along the northern border of the Morrison County Fairgrounds, and Midstate Education for challenged students.
The taxpayers of Little Falls will bear ALL the costs to widen and tar this road, all so Barret Petfoods Innovations 18 wheel semis and other trucks can get out to 27, instead of using 18th St. NE.
This is a bad idea, probably conjured up because of Barretts or Airborns request.
Part 2 of 2 same meeting. Americans with Disabilities Act transition plan"for public rights of way only".
I was the only one who showed up to give input. Odd don't you think?
Where are the champions for our disabled?
Laura Wright is the only one who wrote in. And notice they didn't get her letter even though it was emailed to city administrator Jon Radermacher and Mayor Greg Zylka on Feb. 6th the week before the meeting.
Odd don't you think? How could this happen? Why did both Radermacher and Zylka fail to get this letter into the hands of council and planning committee members.
The city AND Morrison County are blatantly in violation of the ADA. It was enacted in 1990. They've had 30 years to become compliant. But they're not. Know why? Because there's no teeth in that law. None. The only way to punish cities, counties and schools is to sue in court.
Now you know.
What will YOU do about it?
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