Intergovernmental Relations Committee
Minneapolis City CouncilRemote
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Received an update on the 2024 state Legislative session
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City priorities that passed include: the traffic safety camera pilot, expanded pedestrian mall authority, Blue Line extension anti-displacement funding, transportation network company driver pay, and comprehensive plan clarity, which preempts lawsuits challenging the City’s 2024 Plan allowing projects to continue.
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Priorities that did not pass include:
- A capital investment bill to fund the Roof Depot Site in East Phillips
- Bonding bill negotiations with potential funding for the Minneapolis Veterans Home, ADA facilities, and the Nicollet Avenue Bridge - A change to the downtown taxing zone, which would have broadened the downtown area to include North Loop and all of Elliot Park, lowering the rate of taxes collected on entertainment and liquor from 3% to 2.5%.
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Received an update on federal funding: City priorities for federal earmarks are continuing through both Rep Omar’s office in the House and Senators Smith and Klobuchar in the Senate. Rep Omar’s office has selected two projects for inclusion in the budget bill for the district: a fire alerting system and pedestrian safety and accessibility improvements.
Reporting
Edited and summarized by the Minneapolis - MN Documenters Team
Received updates on state Legislative bills impacting Minneapolis that passed and didn't pass, as well as federal funding requests.
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Minneapolis City Council
The Council makes the laws that govern the City. Each Council Member is elected from one of thirteen separate wards.
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