After legal threats, Mayville co-op will filter dust
June 21, 2012 at 2:18 pm in Grand Forks Herald
Demands by town residents have been heard after the downtown Mayport Co-op Elevator voted to install air-filtering equipment ahead of a proposed expansion project. The board voted Tuesday morning to install the filter equipment, and hopes to have the system running by the end of the year, said President Richard Moen. Continue Reading
Good job Jeff. I bet you feel mighty proud of yourself…well you should.
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This is an issue in just about every small town in North Dakota that has a grain elevator.
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“Mayor Moen said Thursday the board of directors didn’t appreciate the letter.”
Really???
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Sadly, it had to come this. So the board didn’t appreciate the letter. I guess they don’t like the fact that they might have to pull back a tish on providing an education and new cars (at high school grad and college grad), homes, and wedding funding for every one of their grandkids. What ever happened to people standing up and doing the right thing- instead of waiting until they are called on it.
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The city should not issue any permits for construction until the dust collection system is operational and effective. Performance, not promises will clear the air.
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