Frank Hornstein

Feb 10, 2009

Try again: Hornstein will introduce bill to wrest Met Council fiefdom from the governor’s grasp

Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis; pictured), who chairs the subcommittee on Transportation and Transit Policy and Oversight Division, tells PIM that he’ll be introducing legislation this session to reform the selection process for members of the Metropolitan Council, the $750 million a year metro-area agency that oversees the transit system. According to Hornstein, his bill will ...

Apr 23, 2008

"Busing, Flushing And Planning": Met Council At A Crossroads

Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis; pictured), who chairs the subcommittee on Transportation and Transit Policy and Oversight Division, tells PIM that he’ll be introducing legislation this session to reform the selection process for members of the Metropolitan Council, the $750 million a year metro-area agency that oversees the transit system. According to Hornstein, his bill will ...

Apr 23, 2008

"Busing, Flushing And Planning": Met Council At A Crossroads

Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis; pictured), who chairs the subcommittee on Transportation and Transit Policy and Oversight Division, tells PIM that he’ll be introducing legislation this session to reform the selection process for members of the Metropolitan Council, the $750 million a year metro-area agency that oversees the transit system. According to Hornstein, his bill will ...

Mar 17, 2006

Eminent domain debate picks up in Minnesota

Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis; pictured), who chairs the subcommittee on Transportation and Transit Policy and Oversight Division, tells PIM that he’ll be introducing legislation this session to reform the selection process for members of the Metropolitan Council, the $750 million a year metro-area agency that oversees the transit system. According to Hornstein, his bill will ...

Dec 5, 2005

Minnesota lawmakers lament lack of transportation funding

Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis; pictured), who chairs the subcommittee on Transportation and Transit Policy and Oversight Division, tells PIM that he’ll be introducing legislation this session to reform the selection process for members of the Metropolitan Council, the $750 million a year metro-area agency that oversees the transit system. According to Hornstein, his bill will ...