Fargo Dam and FM Diversion Costs as of March 31, 2020

Fargo Diversion Authority increased contracts by $ 196,548,093.80 from January 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020. Still, NO congressional funding, now topping 38 percent of the original projected cost. The Fargo Diversion Authority has pumped over $133.6 million into OHB ring-dike-levee and private country club ($32.05 million), which provides ZERO FLOOD PROTECTION BENEFIT TO FARGO, all courtesy of state and local taxpayers. With unfinished internal flood protection projects the Fargo Diversion Authority continues to pump millions into the non-flood prone OHB ring-dike-levee and private Oxbow Country Club, courtesy of state and local taxpayers.

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Fargo Deputy Mayor Dave Piepkorn Openly Admits He’s Not That Bright

For Piepkorn to admit he’s not that bright is one thing, but to be “tone deaf”, obsessively myopic and willing to distort the matter is another. Honestly, there are only 1 or 2 of the Fargo commissioners worthy of their station and the rest have devolved into the equivalent of squishy dog-doo to the unsuspecting bare foot.

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FM Diversion Cost January 2020

Fargo Dam and FM Diversion Costs as of January 31, 2020

Fargo Diversion Authority increased contracts by $ 179,033,359.25 from January 1, 2019 to January 31, 2020. Still, NO congressional funding, now topping 38 percent of the original projected cost. The Fargo Diversion Authority has pumped over $133.6 million into OHB ring-dike-levee and private country club ($32.05 million), which provides ZERO FLOOD PROTECTION BENEFIT TO FARGO, all courtesy of state and local taxpayers. With unfinished internal flood protection projects the Fargo Diversion Authority continues to pump millions into the non-flood prone OHB ring-dike-levee and private Oxbow Country Club, courtesy of state and local taxpayers.

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MNDak Fundraiser 2020

The next five months will be the most expensive stage of our legal fight. Expert witnesses, essential to pierce the false narratives being pushed by Fargo, have been retained to testify. These witnesses are necessary to show Fargo rejected better, cost effective flood protection plans in order to promote commercial development of the flood plains north and south of the FM Metro.

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