Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
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EVENTS & MEETINGS PROJECT UPDATES CONTACT US Virtual Project Update Presentation (PDF) June 15, 2021 Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) hosted virtual meetings to discuss the status of the Metro Plant Solids Management Improvements proje...
Public Hearing Presentation Public Hearing Comments and Responses Public Hearing Transcript PROJECT UPDATES CONTACT US EVENTS & MEETINGS Metro Solids Public Hearing Summary August 30, 2018 Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES...
The Metropolitan Council’s Role in Water Quality Management
We understand that water quality and management is an important issue for many residents and the Metropolitan Council is committed to being stewards of our natural resources. Through Thrive 2040 the Metropolit...
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The City of Minnetonka Light rail information on the Minnetonka website . The City of St. Louis Park Light rail information on the St. Louis Park website . The Metropolitan Council is the lead agency developing the Southwest LRT Project. Many public and private part...
Design flyover This virtual flyover tour of the METRO Green Line Extension begins at SouthWest Station in Eden Prairie and follows the light rail route to downtown Minneapolis. Along the way, the flyover shows stations and key design features of the new LRT line. Subcontrac...
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In addition to expanding pedestrian networks, planning for TOD should address the quality and character of sidewalks. Planners should identify needed improvements in the context of future land use, the transportation role of roadways, and available right-of-way. This approac...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the cou...
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Ready for an adventure? Our 64 regional parks are still open during the fall and winter! Don't let a little bit of cold air stop you. To help you get outside and explore, we've created an adventure guide that lists all of the parks, along with activities and challenges. ...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
List of regional parks Regional parks are managed by 10 parks operating agencies . For the most up-to-date information on each park's facilities, hours, and events, visit the park's website: Above the Falls Regional Park (Minneapolis) Baker Park Reserve (Maple Pl...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Objectives Focus regional growth in areas that support the full range of multimodal travel. Maintain adequate highway, riverfront, and rail-accessible land to meet existing and future demand for freight movement. Encourage local land use design that integrates highways, s...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
Environmental review and compliance is an integral component of the Southwest LRT project. This page provides information about environmental regulations affecting the project and links to environmental studies and reports prepared for the project. Environmental Impact State...
The Draft EIS was available for public review and comment from October 11 through December 31, 2012. During this time, Hennepin County hosted three public hearings to receive comments on the document. Comments were also received by mail and email. Comments were provided by in...
Written Comments Received During the Comment Period Public comments on the Supplemental Draft EIS were accepted from May 22 through July 21, 2015. Responses to substantive comments received during the public comment period will be included in the Final EIS. The Southwest LR...
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List of regional parks Regional parks are managed by 10 parks operating agencies . For the most up-to-date information on each park's facilities, hours, and events, visit the park's website: Above the Falls Regional Park (Minneapolis) Baker Park Reserve (Maple Pl...
List of regional parks Regional parks are managed by 10 parks operating agencies . For the most up-to-date information on each park's facilities, hours, and events, visit the park's website: Above the Falls Regional Park (Minneapolis) Baker Park Reserve (Maple Pl...
List of regional parks Regional parks are managed by 10 parks operating agencies . For the most up-to-date information on each park's facilities, hours, and events, visit the park's website: Above the Falls Regional Park (Minneapolis) Baker Park Reserve (Maple Pl...
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Construction apprentice preparation program aims to diversify workforce
As part of Southwest LRT’s commitment to creating a diverse workforce, we are partnering with 10 Minnesota Building and Construction trade unions and Twin Cities R!SE to create the Building Strong Comm...
EVENTS & MEETINGS PROJECT UPDATES CONTACT US Virtual Project Update Presentation (PDF) June 16, 2021 Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) hosted virtual meetings to discuss the status of the Metro Plant Solids Management Improvements proje...
The Metropolitan Council is the regional planning organization for the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area. The Council operates the regional bus and light-rail system and the Northstar commuter rail, plans regional transit and transportation improvements, collects and...
Contact project staff with questions or concerns about this construction project. Email:
[email protected] Phone: 763-280-8705 Project Staff Project Manager: Ryan Piner, Principal Engineer, Interceptor Engineering Council's Authorized Representative: ...
Project Updates Project Staff Project Manager: Seth Chmelik, Principal Engineer, Plant Engineering Council's Authorized Representative: Sadie Wolf, Principal Contract Administrator, Construction Services
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Project Description Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES), operator of the metro area wastewater collection and treatment system , is installing a new regional sewer on the north side of I-94 between I-694 and Inwood Avenue in Oakdale, Minnesota. The work inclu...
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Project Description Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES), operator of the metro-area wastewater collection and treatment system, will be rehabilitating a meter structure in Brooklyn Park near Highway 169 and Erickson Court North.
ES has scheduled a pump test a...
Questions? Please contact our project team with the email addresses below. John Chlebeck
[email protected] Phone: 651-602-4527 Judy Sventek
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Project Description Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES), operator of the metro-area wastewater collection and treatment system, will be relocating the sanitary sewer interceptor (pipes) adjacent to Grass Lake, located in the Vadnais-Snail Lakes Regional Park in ...
Project Description Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES), operator of the metro area wastewater collection and treatment system , made improvements to the sanitary sewer interceptors along the southern end of Long Lake in New Brighton, Minnesota.
These inte...
Project Updates About this Project Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES) is responsible for protecting public health and the environment through efficient and cost-effective wastewater collection and treatment for the Twin Cities region. ES is preparing a Facil...
Contact project staff with questions or concerns about this project. Mike Olerich
Principal Contract Administrator, Construction Services Email:
[email protected] Phone: 651-602-8908 (office) Mark Lundgren
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1. Will access to my home be impacted?
If you live along the sewer pipe alignment areas, you may experience periodic, short-term driveway closures (see project map above. We will send out notifications in advance if driveway closures are needed. 2. What other impacts c...
There are a series of plans and studies that are not yet complete. To see a list of the ongoing or upcoming studies and plans click on the appropriate header below.
For more information on plans or studies that you do not see on this page, please contact David Burns at Da...
Understandably, the spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has raised questions about the status of Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) plant and interceptor construction projects. Please note the following: Construction on wastewater treatment p...
April 2022 MCES 2022 customer workshops MCES 2021 performance report is now available Compliance is required regardless of supply chain shortages Local limits evaluation concludes no changes Rags down the drain cause clogs down the pipe Regional wastewater servic...
Project Description Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (ES), operator of the metro-area wastewater collection and treatment system, replaced an aged and undersized lift station with a new lift station to accommodate future flows from the cities of Bloomington and Ed...
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The new lift station will pump wastewater from the local wastewater collection system into the MCES regional sanitary sewer system. A series of regional sewers then conveys the wastewater to the Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment Plant in Saint Paul. The lift station will inc...
Text of the speech as prepared for delivery by Metropolitan Council Chair Alene Tchourumoff for the Council’s 50th Anniversary Celebration on 1/25/2018.
Good afternoon everyone! Thank you, Governor Dayton, for that warm introduction, your leadership and this extraor...
Project Updates Coming soon During the design phase, there will be limited impacts to traffic, bicyclists and pedestrians. Road impacts will be limited to 19th Avenue South, Territorial Drive, Highway 13, and Cliff Road.
Coordination with individual property owners wi...
Open House Presentation Open House Invitation PROJECT UPDATES CONTACT US EVENTS & MEETINGS Metro Solids Open House Summary June 13, 2018 Metropolitan Council Environmental Services hosted an open house to discuss the upcoming Metropolitan Water...
The METRO Orange Line is a vital transitway that connects communities with jobs, homes, businesses, parks, and so much more. Since the Orange Line became operational, communities have become mobilized and connected to more places to live, work, shop, and play. Learn more abo...
The core of most cities lies in its downtown district: a reflection of history, commerce, pride, prosperity, and community investment. For decades, the City of Shakopee struggled to garner attention to its historic downtown district, despite drawing millions of visitors every...
Data requests The Met Council collects and maintains a lot of information in the course of our work, known as government data. Members of the public have the right to access public government data. Find out how to request data. Complaints Title II - ADA complaints ...
Public Hearing Presentation Public Hearing Comments and Responses Public Hearing Transcript PROJECT UPDATES CONTACT US EVENTS & MEETINGS Metro Solids Public Hearing Summary August 30, 2018 Metropolitan Council Environmental Services hoste...
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When operational, the METRO E Line will connect communities with jobs, homes, businesses, parks, and people. This gives residents more places to work, play, shop, and live. Learn more about the METRO E Line. Notes: information based on data for the 2024 development trend...
Objectives People and businesses trust that transportation infrastructure and services will withstand and recover quickly from natural and human-caused disruptions. People have better travel options beyond driving alone to meet their daily needs, with a focus on improving ...
Good transportation is tied to the region’s success Jilla Nadimi is like a lot of other Millennials – she has chosen to currently not own a car. She lives in St. Paul, and she relies on transit – for work, for fun, and for everything in between – including trips to the s...
Freight Our highway, railroad, river, and aviation systems will continue to be the foundation for freight movements important to our region’s overall prosperity. Freight infrastructure and land use − particularly riverfront and rail-accessible facilities − can be difficult a...
Get More Out of Your Plan: Describe the purpose for each of your land use categories. This level of policy development can be helpful when your community is making decisions about zoning ordinances and development proposals. See the City of Rosemount’s 2030 Plan for ...
We have a new website! We re-designed the LCA website to make our program information easier to find. We would love to hear your feedback on the new site and to know if there is any information that is missing or difficult to find. Please send any questions or comments to ...
About the Livable Communities Act (LCA) Programs
There are several different grant programs within the Livable Communities Act, and each program supports different kinds of projects. All the programs share the goals of creating more housing choice, supporting living wag...
Public comment period for the Draft Imagine 2050 Policy Plan
The Metropolitan Council is receiving public comment on the Draft Imagine 2050 Policy Plan from Aug. 15 to Oct. 7, 2024. The Met Council will host a public hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 5 p.m. in t...
The proposed measures in the interactive below are a subset of the draft amendent's technical appendix that closely aligns with the objectives, policies, and actions described in the policy chapters of Imagine 2050.* Visit the Imagine 2050 website to learn more about each p...
See the full range of employee benefits Medical, dental, paid leave, training opportunities and more. We support our employees in growing their skills and doing their best. We deliver courses to sharpen skills in current roles, develop potential for advancement and elevate...
Metro Mobility – a shared ride public transportation service for certified riders who are unable to use regular fixed-route buses due to a disability or health condition. Trips are provided for any purpose.
Bus & Rail Trip Planner – As an alternative to Metro Mobil...
We’d like to ask you to think about communities that are implementing great ideas and could be a resource for others. Nominate them here to be recognized as a Local Planning Highlight in the Local Planning Handbook. We will then provide a summary of their story on our webs...
FARES Peak fares each way : $4.50 weekdays from 6-9 a.m. and 3–6:30 p.m. Off-Peak fares each way : $3.50 Holidays: $3.50 on Memorial Day (observed), Independence Day (July 4), Labor Day, and the following Friday after Thanksgiving Day. A 75-cent surcharge will be...
Eligibility To participate in these programs: You must have completed at least one year of post-secondary education; and/or have been enrolled in a post-secondary educational program within the last 12 months. You must be a citizen or national of the United States; a law...
Purpose Understanding how much travel can be shifted away from driving and towards other, less carbon-intensive modes, with land use, transportation system, and travel patterns held constant. Learning how and to what extent the potential for mode shift varies across region...
Automotive shops Paint strippers, solvents, and other hazardous materials must be disposed of properly. Talk to your city or county hazardous waste official if you have questions. When these materials go down the drain, they can corrode pipes and create a toxic atmospher...
Full technical reports available upon request Directory of DBE-certified firms The DBE directory lists firms certified by the MNUCP as DBE Businesses, updated biweekly. Businesses in this directory can be based in any state, but are certified to work in Minnesota. Find ...
The METRO D Line is enriching communities and connecting residents with more jobs, homes, parks, businesses, and so much more – making our communities more mobile and livable. Learn more about the METRO D Line. Notes: information based on data for the 2024 development tr...
MCUB procurement programs We have MCUB procurement programs called MCUB Direct, Select, and Preference, which are intended to reduce barriers and increase utilization of MCUB firms that do business with us. MCUB Direct: The Met Council will apply the micro level purchas...
Light rail connects people to jobs to support their families, schools to get a solid education, doctor's appointments to stay healthy. Click the name of the line to learn more about investments along the line. METRO Green Line METRO Green Line Extension METRO B...
Learn more about the METRO Gold Line. Notes: information based on data for the 2024 development trends report . Market forces will impact when developments open. For more information, view the reports released by the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) office , or cont...
Get More Out of Your Plan: Utilize the forthcoming on-line Metropolitan Council bicycle system inventory tool to help your community establish and enhance your bikeways data, to facilitate an up-to-date regional bicycle system database and to access the regional system ...
TOD/LCDA Sample Resolution for City (Word document)
Templates to guide drafting the resolutions of support for a city applicant required with each application; the city may want to specify if the project is being submitted to LCDA or to LCDA-TOD TOD/LCDA Sample ...
Protecting public health and safety Our nine water resource recovery facilities operate around the clock to meet and exceed regulatory standards, prevent pollution and support healthy waterways. We also partner with local communities and state agencies to respond quickly to ...
The most effective comprehensive plans are those that set an attainable vision for the sustained prosperity of a community’s assets, including its business community. Your comprehensive plan should identify goals, actions, and policies directly targeted at the retention, attr...
The Twin Cities metropolitan area is home to a regional parks and trails system that is nationally renowned for its beauty, size, and variety of features. With 58 regional parks and park reserves totaling more than 65,339 acres, nearly 487 miles of interconnected trails, and...
Welcome to the Local Planning Handbook! The purpose of the Handbook is to help communities update their local comprehensive plans. The Handbook: Provides clear and specific direction on what the minimum requirements are and how to meet them. Provides tools, maps, a...
PAY WITH GO-TO CARD Go-To Cards & Passes Check balance/transaction history for Go-To Cards and passes and add value. Enter Serial Number Get a Go-To Card | Find a Go-To Retailer Go-To Card: Electronic Fare Payment Go-To is an easy, safe...
The Met Council’s support for the 2020 Census Our research staff engaged local governments and the Census Bureau to improve the accuracy of data about our region, including: Provided counties and cities with its latest regionwide parcels and address data to help validate...
Governor Tim Walz will appoint a new member to the Metropolitan Council for District 3. Recommended candidates A nominating committee hosted public meetings to accept statements from nearly 50 applicants for the 16 positions. Applicants selected to be interviewed testified ...
Transit studies and reports Public transportation is a vital resource for residents of the seven-county Metro region. Transit connects our residents and communities with plentiful opportunities and spurs community development. Investing in transit creates a stronger system ...
Regional performance measures These measures directly support the Transportation Policy Plan’s goals and objectives. These measures are tracked regularly to ensure they are consistent with the desired outcomes as defined by the plan’s goals and objectives. Some of the perfor...
Technology Technology is a major player in our region’s transportation system. Vehicles today are technology-rich, including anti-collision warning features, hybrid and electric engine options, digital diagnostics, and navigation tools. One of the more anticipated technologi...
Regional Solicitation The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) plays a key role in reviewing proposed transportation projects in the plan, and recommending projects to receive federal funding. Federal transportation funds are allocated to metropolitan areas across the co...
AssistanceCheck.com AssistanceCheck.com is a secure website that enables landlords and property managers to get information and perform common tasks: Reviewing payments Making requests Reviewing inspection information Contacting Metro HRA Set up your account and get ...
Current Housing Assistance
Unfortunately, the HRA does not have any housing assistance available at this time. The waiting list for a general housing choice voucher is closed. We are unsure when the waiting list will reopen.
Fall 2018 Vouchers
The additional vouc...
The Metro HRA is committed to providing property owners and managers with the information they need to make a sound decision about participating in the Housing Choice Voucher Program. We welcome feedback and suggestions for improvements from property owners. OWNER ...
AssistanceCheck.com is the secure website that enables HRA landlords and property managers to contact Metro HRA with requests, get information, and perform common tasks, such as reviewing payments and inspection information. Create an account and get started To set up an ...
What's happening at the 2025 State of the Region Welcome addresss: Bill McGuire, Owner, MN United Keynote address: Charlie Zelle, Met Council Chair
Panel discussion Facilitator: Ryan O'Connor--Met Council, Regional Administrator Panelist: Dr. Kate Beane--Ex...
What's happening at the 2025 State of the Region Welcome addresss: Bill McGuire, Owner, MN United Keynote address: Charlie Zelle, Met Council Chair
Panel discussion Facilitator: Ryan O'Connor--Met Council, Regional Administrator Panelist: Dr. Kate Beane--Ex...
As directed by state law, the Met Council develops forecasts of when, where, and how much population, household, and job growth the seven-county region and local jurisdictions can expect over a 30-year horizon. These long-range forecasts provide a shared foundation for coordi...
List of regional parks Regional parks are managed by 10 parks operating agencies . For the most up-to-date information on each park's facilities, hours, and events, visit the park's website: Above the Falls Regional Park (Minneapolis) Baker Park Reserve (Maple Pl...
Text Here Text Here Implementation Plan Text Here Your implementation plan must have enough detail for us to determine if there are any impacts to or departures from regional plans and policies. The implementation plan will ensure that regional systems and infrastructur...
Travel forecasting answers questions about future performance of the multimodal transportation system based on logical extrapolations of travel behavior and assumptions about future conditions. Forecasts can be used to compare large-scale scenarios, understand the effect of ...
The files on this site reflect the Imagine 2050 policy and guidance to be approved by the Metropolitan Council on Feb. 12, 2025. A final, downloadable version, with illustrations and maps will be available by the end of September on the website. Copy and clarity edits may be m...
Meet with us to talk about your project! Schedule a time to meet with the program coordinator for this grant program to talk about the scoring criteria, funding opportunities and how your project fits in. Schedule a time here. I don’t have site control. Can I still a...
The Transportation Accessibility Advisory Committee (TAAC) advises the Metropolitan Council on management policies for public transportation services in the region from the perspective of riders with disabilities. TAAC was created by the Minnesota Legislature and includes rid...
Web document accessibility Many of the PDFs on the Metropolitan Council's website are structured to be read properly by screen readers and downloaded as text files. Download the latest version of Adobe Reader . for best results. For more information, consult the Metr...
The information on this page is for the METRO Blue Line Extension project's prior alignment. The original documentation was completed prior to August 2020. The new recommended route now requires additional environmental documentation. Web document accessibility Many of the...
The Met Council does not provide guidance on health-related policy or procedures with respect to COVID-19. That information is conveyed by the Minnesota Department of Health and the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . This graph shows the percentage of...
Sustainable water resources are a necessary component of a growing, prosperous Twin Cities metro region. While water is abundant across the region, several factors may compromise the future availability and quality of our water resources: Contamination Increased demand fo...
MPCA Dave Sahli
Phone: 651-757-2687
Fax: 651-297-2343
[email protected] Met Council Environmental Services Emma de Villa
Phone: 651-602-1068
Fax: 651-602-1083 emma.devilla <!-- br-->@metc.state.mn.us Sanitary sewer extension permit guidance The ...
1. Municipal Wastewater Charges (charged to local government units) We charge our customer communities for wastewater collection and treatment service. All 111 customer communities pay Metropolitan Council Environmental Services an allocated portion of municipal wastewater...
Core Team These individuals helped to design and kick-off the initial approach to engagement in the East subregion in 2023/2024 during development of the draft Metro Area Water Supply plan. Once the plan is adopted in 2025, the core team will be updated to prepare for the n...
Your local implementation program or plan must detail the nonstructural, programmatic and structural solutions to the problems identified in the assessment of existing or potential water resource related problems section, and prioritize those solutions. Your implementation pr...
Scoping is the first phase of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process. The purpose of scoping is to identify the transportation alternatives that will be evaluated in the EIS, to describe the environmental issue areas that will be assessed, and to outline the public...
Master Water Supply Plan Desired Outcomes Water conservation Per capita water use less than 90 gallons per day Ratio of summer to winter water use less than the 1990 to 1994 average Per capita residential use less than 75 gallons per day A series of public meetin...
South Cedar Lake Trail Bike Tour led by Met Council Chair Charlie Zelle (Rescheduled from July)
When: Tuesday, August 6, 2024
1:00-3:00 PM
Meeting point: On the Midtown Greenway behind the Greenway Lakes Commons Shopping Mall (parking is for mall patrons only). ...
Maple Grove Maple Grove Sanitary Sewer Improvement, ES Project 808606 Maple Plain Maple Plain Area Sewer Improvements, ES Project 802803 Medina Maple Plain Area Sewer Improvements, ES Project 802803 Minneapolis East Isles Sewer Improvements, ES Project 80...
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After reviewing the funding availability, timeline, and eligibility sections please visit the Apply for LCA Grants page for details on how to apply for the LCDA Pre-Development program.
The Make-a-Map attachments and the resolution of support are required for the ...
Livable Communities grants support specific project activities rather than giving money to the project as a whole. As part of the application the project team will list specific activities and estimated costs. Livable Communities grants cannot pay for work done before the gran...
Construction Management Position Summaries
The position summaries below describe the general functions of construction management staff for the METRO Green Line Extension (Southwest LRT) Project and anticipated posting dates. Professional certification or licensure may be r...
Comments on the Final EIS Comments on the adequacy of the Final EIS were accepted through August 15, 2016. Comments and responses are available as attachments to the METRO Blue Line Extension Record of Decision (ROD) . State and Local Government Offices Osseo City H...
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Request data Members of the public and individuals who are the subjects of data we hold have the right to access government data by making a data request. Most government data are classified as public data and are available to anyone upon request. However, some types of gov...
Get More Out of Your Plan: Consider alternatives to the traditional planning and public outreach process. Ideas include morning meetings, childcare, venues which are already gathering locations/events, social media, “meeting in a box”, on-line resources. GreenSte...
On November 15, the Metropolitan Council approved a second application process for planning grant communities to request an extension to the December 31, 2018 submittal deadline for comprehensive plan updates. The grant communities are eligible to make a request of up to 6 ad...
METRO Green Line Extension Construction Update: October 31, 2025 Ongoing: Expect periodic lane closures on 7th Street North and 6th Street North near Target Field for sidewalk work. Expect lane closures in both eastbound and westbound directions on 7th Street Nor...