The word on the street here in Phillips is the main reason Many Rivers is
having problems is due to the concern by creators of LRT and its proposed
TOD communities that they don't really want large families, especially
those of color living near these new fancy stations. What's even more
"crazy" i
Bob Anderson wrote:
> Has any one asked the opinion of the community to be affected? Does
> the
> process allow for meaningful participation in the planning process?
As I stated in the original message, I learned about this setback through
my neighborhood organization. Ventura Village (and in
Congratulations to the Mpls City Council! Three cheers!
See forward, below...
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 12:43:38 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DIVESTMENT PASSES in MPLS
For Immediate Release
Contact: Mick Schommer, 612-874-7899
Minneapolis City
And now its got more people who SHOULD be in jail and more insane people
than St. Peter, most housed in a place appropriately called the SOB (State
Office Building). Now, it has it all! It should be honored by being the
title name for the region. All Minneapolis has is 1.3 MM wannabee New
Y
Remember, St Paul got the state government because it lost to Stillwater,
who got the jail, and to St Peter, who got the mental hospital, both much
more lucrative prizes in the 1850's than being the state capital.
Carol Becker
Longfellow
- Original Message -
From: dave dix <[EMAIL PROTE
From: Dave Stack
Native American community may find positive strength in
concentration
It may well be that Native Americans find strength in concentration
(neighborhoods), it is no more true, nor any less true, of other Americans,
or other persons. Visit any of the boroughs of New York,
I am pleased to advise that the "Priorities 2001" document produced by
the City is now available on-line. As seems to happen with my e-mail
browser, the following link is accurate, but may not work properly from
your browser. If so, you'll have to cut and paste.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us
Are there any studies that show that density in the inner city equates to
preventing urban sprawl?
It seems to me that the high density projects of the 1960's and 1970's
probably actually contributed to urban sprawl by concentrating poverty. I
don't have any studies to prove that either, but Min
> From: Connie Sheppard
>> ... agency ... was reconsidering funding due to the fact that over half
of Many Rivers' proposed units would be three-bedroom. The reason given was
that Many Rivers would be "too dense" and it wouldn't be good to have that
many families (children) so close to Frankli
That is the smartest articulation I have heard thus
far on this entire matter! Thank you Vernon!
--- "Wetternach, Vernon A"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Barbara Nelson asks the question about dropping the
> name of St. Paul from
> our census name. One of the issues is that the
> Census Burea
Maybe we should bunch everything between 495 and 695 into one entity and call
it Elf Mountain, that should confuse people read good.
Wizard Marks, Central
Scott McGerik wrote:
> Barbara Nelson wrote:
>
> > I realize that the census bureau's change in how it designates the area
> > wouldn't chang
Barbara Nelson wrote:
> I realize that the census bureau's change in how it designates the area
> wouldn't change anything "real", but maybe calling the Twin Cities metro
> area by the name "Minneapolis" would give the "engine of the regional
> economy" the recognition it deserves.
If Minneapoli
Better yet and more descriptive, why not rename the district to "Twin
Cities Metropolitan." That way no city/town can complain by being left
out.
>This may be an ignorant question, but what is so terrible about the
>census bureau wanting to drop the "St. Paul" from their designation of
>the "M
Don't even get me started.
Andy Driscoll
St. Paul lover of Minneapolis as long as you don't go overboard
> From: "Barbara Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 00:06:10 -0500
> To: "Multiple recipients of list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Minneapol
It seems the more sensible thing to do would be to name it after St. Paul
which has the highest level of government including Federal and Judicial
Federal Offices.
Dave Dix
Ward 6
Phillips
- Original Message -
From: "Wetternach, Vernon A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of li
Barbara Nelson asks the question about dropping the name of St. Paul from
our census name. One of the issues is that the Census Bureau wants to
change our current Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) of Minneapolis-St.
Paul to a Core Based Statistical Area (CBSA) referred to as the
Minneapolis-Fai
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