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Minature golf course leads to resignation of Algona mayor

April 29, 2008 By admin

An argument over miniature golf has brought major repercussions, including the resignation of the mayor of a northern Iowa city. Algona Mayor Lynn Kueck has resigned apparently over a disagreement with members of the Algona City Council over the purchase of a miniature golf course.

At a recent City Council meeting, the council ended up deadlocked over the idea of purchasing the miniature golf course for $50,000 and the motion died. Kueck had been in office 11 years and had just started his 5th term. City staff is asking the council to appoint a new mayor by June 9th.

Howard Esser has taken over as Mayor Pro Tem.  

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