It’s the Flood Plain
Minnesota statute says, “the proposed project must represent the minimal impact solution to a specific need with respect to all other reasonable alternatives.”
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Final Comments: Cash Aaland, MN DNR FM Diversion Policy Leadership Group
Fargo’s proposed Plan B, as outlined in the Diversion Authority’s press release and the TAG documents reflecting the size and shape of 7A/10D, would actually increase the Diversion project from the 72,923 acre project that was denied a permit, to a 76,812 acre project with the dam located further south.
Continue ReadingInjunction Junction – Fargo Dam and FM Diversion
Remember how they didn’t need no stinking permit and how Minnesota’s leadership just didn’t understand.
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MN DNR Letter to Tim Mahoney Fargo Dam and FM Diversion Authority
It is beyond acting in bad faith; indeed, the continuation of construction is an insult to collaboration.
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Defending Richland and Wilkin counties May 11th, 2017
When a public officer, such as Moorhead’s Mayor or County Commissioner, does something in their official capacity knowing that their conduct violates Minnesota law, they may be committing another crime that is punishable by up to one year in prison and a fine of $3,000.00. MN Statute 609.43. Shouldn’t there be an investigation by an independent prosecutor and, if warranted, criminal prosecutions?
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Fargo Dam and Diversion Project Faces Minnesota State Law
The USACE (trouble-making playmates) has consistently agitated and mislead Fargo et al., into kicking sand in Minnesota’s face and wails when they are told “NO”.
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Fargo Diversion Corruption
There is no “federal project”. This is a local project encumbered by states rights issue, wherein, Fargo, ND wants to push its water problems onto Minnesota and MN said “NO”.
Continue ReadingWealthy Welfare Oxbow, ND (Part 4)
So what did the taxpayer get for their $78.5+ million spent thus far?
Continue ReadingLetter: MN DNR Tom Landwehr
Since the Diversion Authority declined to consider a more modest project alternative, the only options included for consideration in the permit application were the “No Action” and “No Action with Emergency Measures” alternatives. This left the DNR with two choices: 1) permit the project or 2) deny the project.
Continue ReadingFM Home Builders and Realtors use Collusion to Push Sale Tax
The following email illustrates the level of collusion in play to obligate your tax dollars to benefit Fargo’s elite.
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