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Mendota Heights Won't Join Ice Arena Task Force
The City Council voted 3-2 to stay out of a group that would study the feasibility of a new facility in West St. Paul.
A new ice arena might be built in West St. Paul, but Mendota Heights won't be part of the process.
The City Council voted 3-2 against joining the task force that will decide if a new ice arena should replace the old one in West St. Paul, according to an article in the Star Tribune.
“This is something that came to us and kind of pushed us against the wall,” Mendota Heights Mayor Sandra Krebsbach told the Star Tribune about the invitation to join the task force.
"The school district said it can’t contribute to the construction, management or maintenance of the arena, and Krebsbach said Mendota Heights is in almost the same boat," the Star Tribune article said.
Krebsbach and council members Liz Petschel and Mike Povolny voted against joining the task force. Council members Ultan Duggan and Steve Norton voted for joining the task force.
Related:
- New Ice Rink Pitched to City Council
- Mendota Heights Could Face Biggest Impact
- New Sibley Area Hockey Association Forming
- School District Interest Revives Ice Arena Idea
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