Feb. 5, 2024 | Issue 3
The recommendations include limited general authority for certain projects.
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Legislation primed for introduction on the first day of the 2024 Minnesota legislative session is broader than any existing state requirement regarding the local preemption of parking requirements.

$39 million is available in grant funding to assist small to midsize cities in Greater Minnesota seeking to address rental workforce housing needs.

The program offers a variety of free planning and landscape architecture services and assistance to local communities on locally led and initiated conservation and outdoor recreation projects.

Hear how Cambridge City Administrator Evan Vogel strives to make big things happen in his small city and creates a culture of appreciation for the hard work and talent of his city’s staff.
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