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- 38th Street LRT station area
- 38th Street station area rezoning study
- 46th Street LRT station area rezoning study
- Accessory structure height
- Allowing community cluster developments
- Bassett creek valley rezoning study
- Built form regulations
- Central Ave NE pedestrian-oriented rezoning study
- Downtown rezoning study
- Franklin Avenue LRT Station area approved changes to primary district zoning
- Rezoning studies common questions
- Hiawatha LRT neighborhood station area rezoning study
- Hiawatha corridor zoning
- Lowry Avenue rezoning study
- Midtown Greenway rezoning study
- Mississippi River corridor critical area overlay district
- Nokomis East LRT station area rezoning study
- Notice of decision superior plating
- Rezoning studies
- Rezoning study for the Southeast Minneapolis Industrial (SEMI) and 29th Avenue SE
- South Lyndale rezoning study
- West Broadway rezoning study
About studies
Studies usually take place shortly after the completion of a planning process and result in a recommendation to change the zoning of multiple parcels so that zoning is consistent with adopted future land use plans.
It is the City’s goal to encourage the type of development envisioned in adopted City plans and prevent development that is inconsistent with those plans. The City also has a legal obligation to ensure that zoning reflects adopted land use goals.