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• n 22 03 03: 00p 00000000000000000000 0000000000000 p. 1 Sen. I3ctsy Wcrp,in, Dist. 16, 1.d;J p .13 I e;he is looking forward to the / �� /Yl�t ',tip:. Her committees in). s include / / �� ili . 0 ll U budget (education). state and D ign Team Selects Planning FirmA- ,9 - to government, and agriculture, .. I �' « t1 Jcgislutipn and veterans Hudson property developer ailio . Wc;rgiii says she. has prnba bly the most diverse district in the state, with most of Sherburne Co_. rs .n:.:::Co. iof out l i n e s l a n s for 175 acre s the ;;tlovmous growth of Sherburne Co., with issues like commuter rail and By Gary W.Meyer Lumber.which occupies 10 acres at for that work, which will be :ransportation problems. to reserva- Editor the rear of the plat. • toile: in length,will be R. L. :ion issues in the Millc Lacs area to Big,Lake city and township offr_ Bat_for'those needing utilities, it Construction of St. Cloud. ' severe agricultural depression cials are working in tandem to won't he a 1002, wait. expected to be dune by July ssucs in Morrison and Benton accommodate the development of The city, in cooperation with the Majority of the funding :ountics." she said. "So there's no' the 17a-acre Hudson property for a MnDOT, will be extending utilities protect is coming fru .way I'm going to be able to please mi.'cd-use retail-office-industrial easterly to 172nd SU'eet from their MoDOTI'. :voryone. But politics isn't about park. present point at the Remmele plant-~ It isn't expected that the c )1eat:ing people,it's about doing the Developer of the plat, Marley this spring, underneath a new township will become own x:kt job you possibly can. Cilincs.purchased the land from the Emnt:tgc road that wilt nit to 173rd ncrs in the Cilincs endeavor. Steven Dille Hudson family in 2002 and is Strcct from ('o. Rd.43. Contractor Hudson CrintinuRd on Page a Steven Dille, in his 17th year as intent en moving forward with it as quickly possible. It lies between .. —"— -- __ •-- —�-- ;cn:uor,said it was the.first time.he 1 Y ' •as •—_ �--- _ • -,- Ind other Ic„islali>t's had met with Hwy. 10 and the railroad tracks, .-b - • it !• , • r , — III A� 1 iewspaper publishers and editors as east of 172nd Street to the overpass. • ', t ;_roup. lie thought it was a good Glints' involvement in land r gloat to develop a_fond relationship development appears to he tying in �,` i well withgoals of the city-township 0 Atte e appoint-.. ` is;. retwe:en politicians and the:press. p "( admire your professions," he economic development authority. •- aid. "Yc',u have to try to figure out which is nearly our of nxrrrt in its By,ion Edwards with , ..w ad hoc corn ii Staff' iter :o ex issues and write about Big Lake Industrial fork Last and is up? ted as necessary it •curatcly." looking'for more space to attract The Bir_ La' Board of The board once ag..' d, ucaticin met last wee• discuss d The West Sherburn tit c said it• is common. (sir petite- more manufacturers. , t� isms to he upset «•ith the press in "Ile's(Chines)very eager to move t • or;atlization of co • 'its.., the official news ` pct omc cases and there have beenit;nments- Preferred 13:m1: ofkc: ahead with more of a mixed-use Big imus in the past when he did not business park," said LDA Director Assignments rem:un su•` .t the ctl'fic sal depositor* or ;kr:- way some articles were Jim Tharcs this week. Clines fore- fly the same as they were �O02 zds. sees development of the parcels h the following except' s. motion passed t" c rit.ie.n. p One of his concernshas always fronting on Hwy. 10 as a highway Cindy F:iarles rept.'-d George sate ' rd members s4. f ten accur:rev in reporting and the retail-commercial. with sonic ,athe un the t:at:` `Childhood regula , • 4ecial, andt:err, sc of misleading n latemcnts by orrice..The rear spaces(towards the �' lmily Lducation.•. �mmittee and meeting.a '60 when nye r; n the re-admin ,npanel. Hades abbyists and legislators. He intra- railroad tracks)would be developed j events last m than four.h tqr industri8l purposes. so replaced ''•mmy Thomas on Board of tion rr need an amend-merit to rhe.Senate p rp tandards of Ethical Conduct pro- The plat would be developed in a certified.- gotiations commit will he held at 6._ . '' ihirinu lobbyists from making phases,. Thares said. Some of it 't fourth 'Thursday of laws Continued on Page 4 might not be served with utilities. ;� I .. ayes will continue to The next meetin" is sc such as the existing, Midwest '' '". - • i