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The updates allow more housing types across Minneapolis districts and remove minimum parking rules for new developments, affecting how residents reach jobs and services.
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The updated state program is projected to deliver larger annual refunds to an estimated 85,000 Minneapolis property owners and renters when payments begin in October.
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The plan directs street design and regional transit work that affects how Minneapolis residents travel to jobs, services and daily destinations.
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The July 7 vote expands density rules in 12 neighborhoods and directs $28 million from the capital budget toward new multifamily permits starting next year.
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The law raises state education funding while Minneapolis Public Schools faces ongoing budget deficits that could lead to school closures or mergers affecting local household costs.
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The updated state distribution directs extra dollars to Minneapolis for policing and housing programs based on its population and assessed local needs.
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New affordable housing units on Penn Avenue and at the former Kmart site aim to address the city's housing shortfall, while a statewide zoning reform bill could reshape what residents can build on their properties.
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The city council's new ordinance transfers responsibility for public sidewalk repairs to adjacent property owners, a change that could mean higher costs for homeowners and businesses while saving the city millions in annual maintenance.
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