Last year, Mayor Carter and the Saint Paul Department of Public Works proposed redefining Ayd Mill Road as a two-lane road and a bike and pedestrian thoroughfare. While the original proposal’s estimated costs came in at twice the initial expense, a new plan would still make space for safe bike and pedestrian traffic but reduce the cost to $7.5 million. This coming Wednesday, Feb. 19 the City Council will vote whether to approve the use of bonding funds for this project. Please write, email, call or talk to your City Council member and ask them to vote “Yes” to fund this project.
The Saint Paul City Council will be holding a public hearing tonight Wednesday Dec 18 on the Climate Action and …
LCC is working with Hennepin County to host a Community Open House on the County’s 46th Street Transportation Study that is underway …
Sustain Ward 3 Press Release Council Votes Yes On Ford Site Plan Today the Saint Paul City Council voted 5-2 …
The Saint Paul City Council will be holding a final public hearing and then vote for the Ford Site Zoning …
Thank you for supporting the Ford Site plan! Because of the huge response and requests for signs and the tight …
This will be an important opportunity to voice support for transforming Snelling Ave into a vital and vibrant corridor with mixed use development.
Source: The Ford Site Debate is Also About Equity | streets.mn
“The city has a unique chance to create an urban village in Highland Park.” Source: Plan for St. Paul Ford …
Sustain Saint Paul believes that for the City of St. Paul to move forward on a solid footing decisions made …
