The council discussed and took action on several items, including an amendment to the City of Carver's 2040 comprehensive plan regarding land use and residential development. They also approved an amendment to Eureka Township's 2040 comprehensive plan involving agricultural and airport land use re-guidance. Additionally, the council awarded a contract for engineering and construction administrative services for the Metro H-line BRT project, including associated ADA improvements. Finally, the meeting featured an informational presentation on the council's climate action work plan, covering annual progress on emission reduction and climate resiliency strategies.
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The council discussed and authorized several agenda items, including the establishment of a public hearing for the 2027 Public Housing Agency Annual Plan and multiple amendments to the 2026-2029 Transportation Improvement Program involving infrastructure cost adjustments and scope updates. Approval was granted to execute a contract for computer equipment and lifecycle management support services. Additionally, the council reviewed advisory comments and records related to comprehensive plan amendments. The council met in a closed session to discuss the Maple Hill Estates litigation settlement and subsequently voted to authorize the Regional Administrator to negotiate and execute a settlement agreement. An information update regarding the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program certification and reevaluation process was provided.
Apr 2, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Parks And Open Space Commission Minutes
The commission reviewed updates on the Trail System Coordination Agency-Council Workgroup, focusing on trail connectivity, branding concepts, e-bike policies, youth helmet requirements, and consistent signage across jurisdictions. They also discussed the Year 1 pilot and future planning for the Minnesota Parks Artist-in-Residence program, emphasizing community engagement, integration of art into park settings, and collaboration with legacy funding sources. Additionally, staff provided reports on parking reimbursement policies and upcoming regional park events.
Mar 2, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Community Development Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed and approved revisions to the Housing and Redevelopment Authority Administrative Plan for the Bring It Home program, discussing sales tax collection, voucher distribution, and affordability monitoring. The committee also authorized a 2026 unified budget amendment and adopted the Community Development Work Plan. Furthermore, the committee received an informational update on the Minnesota Parks and Trails Legacy Fund, discussing historical funding impacts, legislative re-authorization strategies, and the overall vision for regional natural resource stewardship.