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Rochester considers liaison to link developers, city staff
The coordinator could help a developer navigate the next steps in a given project’s approval process.
Read More »$30M bond issue OK’d for Dominium project
Hennepin County commissioners preliminarily agreed to issue up to $30 million in bonds to back a 78-unit affordable housing complex in south Minneapolis.
Read More »Rochester reviews vetting process for projects
The city council will revisit the missions of each of the dozen or so boards it appoints, then focus on ways to better prepare the volunteers that fill them.
Read More »Twin Cities workers will play role in Rochester expansion
The person heading up the Destination Medical Center development arm tells Minneapolis business officials the expansion will boost demand for workers and help sell them on Rochester.
Read More »Special session’s to-do list grows after vetoes
Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed two more contentious budget bills, rejecting one bill on jobs and economic development and another on environment and agriculture.
Read More »Amazon plan gains traction in Shakopee
The city planning commission's go-ahead this week would mark the next step in a fast-moving process for Amazon since its plans to expand in Shakopee surfaced two weeks ago.
Read More »Board OKs Destination Medical Center development plan
The 700-page plan offers a comprehensive framework for the 20-year, multibillion-dollar project that will redefine downtown Rochester.
Read More »Spotlight on MN economic development efforts
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith tells a gathering of officials from Latin American and Caribbean countries that innovative partnerships between the government, private business and higher education form a solid foundation for growth.
Read More »St. Paul’s Midway touted as development hotspot
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman said momentum generated by the transformation in recent years – including expanded transit options and pushes for new housing – will drive the city’s next growth spurt.
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