Commissioners in Winona County, Minnesota, may commission an architectural study into the possibility of building an addition to the county’s Third Street Office Building.

The commissioners are currently divided on the issue, but Commissioner Mena Kaehler said that the county does need new office space, despite the recession.

At present, the county is paying $92,000 per year of rented office space. The new building could cost up to $400,000 per year for 20 years, but this figure is still less than the county’s budgeted $2.2 million for the project.

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