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MnDOT seeks public comment regarding mowing, haying on state right-of-ways
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking public comment regarding mowing and haying in ditches and other right-of-ways along state roadways. The agency announced it will conduct a series of listening sessions across the state to hear from Minnesotans about their concerns and wishes regarding mowing and haying. Listening sessions will […]
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