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Minneapolis fails to get council buy-in on former Third Precinct proposal

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In an attempt to garner buy-in from the Minneapolis City Council around a proposed site plan for the former Third Precinct building at 3000 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his administration tried something new. The administration asked council for its stamp of approval on a site plan proposal before taking it out into neighborhoods for community engagement. The city’s proposal would turn the former police precinct into a “democ…

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Minneapolis fails to get council buy-in on former Third Precinct proposal

In an attempt to garner buy-in from the Minneapolis City Council around a proposed site plan for the former Third Precinct building at 3000 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his administration tried something new. The administration asked council for its stamp of approval on a site plan proposal before taking it out into neighborhoods for community engagement. The city’s proposal would turn the former police precinct into a “democ…

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