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Posted In: Planning

Date: 1/13/2019

Afraid of losing federal funding, more suburbs plan to comply with ADA

Star Tribune

At the federal government’s behest, the Met Council Transportation Advisory Board has stipulated that any city vying for funding must have a plan to make streets, sidewalks and intersections easier.

Posted In: Communities, Council News, Planning

Date: 10/26/2016

A Region That Sees Racism as a Threat to Its Economy

The Atlantic

Minnesota’s Twin Cities, one of the most prosperous areas in the nation, is reckoning with its inequities.

Posted In: Communities, Council News, Planning

Date: 9/4/2016

City joins others to subscribe to solar farms

Lillie News

Inver Grove Heights is joining other metro cities in subscribing to solar farms. By joining the other 21 cities, Inver Grove Heights is moving forward with plans to use and promote clean energy.

Posted In: Communities, Planning

Date: 6/28/2016

Amazing Place: Six Cities Using the New Recipe for Economic Development

Smart Growth America

A new report looks at how six cities - including Minneapolis - are using smart growth and placemaking strategies to successfully attract new companies and new residents.

Posted In: Communities, Planning, Transportation

Date: 3/8/2016

Transit-oriented development in St. Paul: connections that create value

The Line

MSP’s transit investments — METRO bus and light-rail system, emerging arterial bus rapid transit (BRT) system, enhanced bus service and more — are helping to build a more populous, prosperous region.

Posted In: Communities, Planning, Transportation

Date: 2/2/2016

Planning, design and democracy

Guest Column by Adam Duininck, Sun Post

The most important part of the Blue Line Extension light rail line is the democracy phase.

Posted In: Communities, Planning, Transportation

Date: 2/2/2016

Planning, design and democracy - Guest Column by Adam Duinink

Sun Post

Running light rail through cities is a massive effort involving countless hours of planning, design, engineering and ultimately, construction. But the most important part is the democracy phase.

Posted In: Planning

Date: 12/23/2015

How tackling climate change will pay off

Star Tribune Opinion - Lt. Gov Tina Smith

Gov. Mark Dayton and I strongly support bold action to tackle climate change. Doing so will be good for our environment, good for our health and good for our economy.

Afraid of losing federal funding, more suburbs plan to comply with ADA

A Region That Sees Racism as a Threat to Its Economy

City joins others to subscribe to solar farms

Amazing Place: Six Cities Using the New Recipe for Economic Development

Transit-oriented development in St. Paul: connections that create value

Planning, design and democracy

Planning, design and democracy - Guest Column by Adam Duinink

How tackling climate change will pay off

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