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- Sep 29, 2026
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Council gets update on 6th Avenue project in Alexandria (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA — A few changes are being made for a resurfacing and trail improvement project on Sixth Avenue East. The council approved a resolution to restrict parking along the north side of Sixth Avenue from Nokomis St. to McKay Ave. The Sixth Avenue East project is scheduled for 2027. The proposed project limit is from Nokomis and extends east 0.7 miles to McKay Avenue. The preliminary total estimated cost is $1,100,000. This cost estimate will be updated through the final design phase, accordi
Military tank near Alexandria VFW to be moved (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA — A vintage Sherman military tank in Alexandria is on the move. The VFW Fort Chippewa Post 936 requested and received a conditional use permit from the Alexandria City Council Monday night. The tank, which has been on display in front of the VFW at 1102 Third Avenue East for many years, will be moved from the VFW’s east lot to the west lot, along County Road 82, facing east and west. The tank is inoperable so it will be moved into place in that parking area by a crane. The site is acc
Alexandria City Council sets preliminary levy increase of 8.79% (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA — At its meeting Monday, the Alexandria City Council approved a preliminary 2027 levy increase of 8.79%. Because it’s a preliminary action, the council may decrease that amount later but it can’t increase it under state law. The 2027 levy is proposed to increase to $11,292,133, compared to this year’s levy of $10,380,080. The city’s preliminary budget and other levies were set at $18,211,859 – up 6.6% from the 2026 budget of $17,096,309. The council set the truth-in-taxation hearing f
Parking and traffic amendments approved in Alexandria (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA — At its Sept. 14 meeting, the Alexandria City Council gave final approval to an ordinance that amends Chapter 7 of the city code regarding traffic and parking regulations. City Administrator Marty Schultz said the amendments clean up some of the language and clarifies how to pay fines online. The office of the city attorney and the police department collaborated on the changes. Schultz said there is no financial impact on the city. The following are other items from the Sept. 14 meet
24-unit townhome near S. McKay clears zoning (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA — A 24-unit townhome complex received zoning approval from the Alexandria Planning Commission and Alexandria City Council. The project, East Alexandria Townhomes, is located between County Road 46 (South McKay Avenue) and Rosewood Lane, on vacant land that will be served by an extension of Eighth Avenue East. The county estimates the land area at 6.77 acres. The land is owned by CS Nelson Properties , LLC, of Sauk Centre. The applicants are land surveyors Ron Hoekstra and Bonnema Runk
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