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Edina wanted a restaurant. Now taxpayers might have to help pay for its parking.

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Starling’s request for $400,000 in public financing has reignited a debate over development incentives, suburban growth and who should bear the cost when plans don’t go as expected.

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Edina wanted a restaurant. Now taxpayers might have to help pay for its parking.

Starling’s request for $400,000 in public financing has reignited a debate over development incentives, suburban growth and who should bear the cost when plans don’t go as expected.

·Minneapolis, United States
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Star Tribune broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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