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The FMDA talking heads recite their script about FEMA Flood Insurance costing thousands per year without the FMDA project, yet the average price in Fargo, ND – $618.14 as of November 30, 2020. The most insane part is Fargo and Cass county encouraging growth into areas flooded in 2009.
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Politicians never found a dollar they didn’t want to spend, especially when it benefit themselves. This is an election year and politicians will do anything and say anything to solicit your vote.
Continue Reading$400 million that was negotiated away in 2015-2016 in Fargo’s obsession to qualify for the elusive P3 funding.
Continue ReadingThe Contested Hearing will insure that a non-partial Judge will review all aspects of the project. The JPA will demonstrate that there are less impactful alternative and that the current project violates State and Federal law.
Continue Reading“Ultimate Backstop”Assessments To Cover Sales Tax Shortfall (short version) 2:43 sec “Ultimate Backstop”Assessments To Cover Sales Tax Shortfall (long version) 24:47 sec Views: 312 Tweet
Continue ReadingConstruction project delays do NOT increase (or decrease) the real costs of civil works projects over time unless some factors other than inflation occur. Delay alone has no effect on the real cost of projects.
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Fargo’s dam and diversion has major negative economic impacts: The negative impact Plan B will have on C-W Valley Co-op is more than our physical locations. We see the potential damage this plan will have on C-W Valley Co-op and the risk it will place on the continued existence and success of the business.
Continue ReadingSo the question is, is it reasonable to ask people who have never experienced the flooding of a farmstead in over 100 years to be threatened by this extravagant development project.
Continue ReadingRestrictions on the funds were necessary as it appeared that the funds earlier appropriated were being “spent in a fashion that was thought not to be entirely appropriate.”
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Public Comment period on FMDA “Plan B” ending 4:30 pm – June 11, 2018
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