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(KNOX) – Grand Forks City Council got an update on the potential development on the site of the old Water Treatment Plant located on the south side of the city’s downtown.
As part of the update, developers are looking for feedback from Grand Forks citizens on what the potential development of the site and surrounding area may look like.
Please visit https://www.grandforkswtp.com/engagement to give your input on the development. Residents can give their input on this website through the month of February.
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