The St. Louis County Board on Tuesday gifted a plot of tax-forfeited land to the city of Mountain Iron for a proposed $70 million wood-products manufacturing plant.
The approval came after weeks of debate between Iron Range members on the county board over future mineral rights on the site, especially waste iron ore from old mining operations that might someday be recovered.
Attorneys hashed out an arrangement, however, that will let the state and local taxing authorities retain rights to any minerals on the land while still allowing for the land exchange and development.
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By knowing what you are getting into you may be more prepared to take on the greater
challenge of building a 12×16 shed. Don’t
be concerned about size as you can do well with whatever sized space you have.
One notable tidbit of trivia is that Sears was approached
to sponsor the show which would’ve put Craftsman tools
in the hands of Tim “The Toolman” Taylor (as opposed to the fictional “Binford” brand), but Sears rejected the offer because they feared Tim Allen’s prior conviction on a
drug charge might be interpreted as unfriendly
to families (funny, since Home Improvement later fell under the moniker of the Walt Disney Company).
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