MLEC, Widseth finish headquarters feasibility study
15 Jan 2021
Mille Lacs
The Mille Lacs Energy Cooperative announced that it has concluded a building feasibility study on its current headquarters – and found it lacking.
MLEC employed Widseth, Smith and Nolting, a civil engineering company out of Baxter, to take an “in-depth look at MLEC’s current facility and property and determine the feasibility of MLEC remaining in the existing facility, remodeling the existing facility, demolishing the existing facility and rebuilding on the existing site location, or building a new building on a new building site,” said MLEC CEO Sarah Cron in a press release.
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