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City Council Approves Landmark Zoning Code Overhaul

July 29, 2024 | Brooklyn Park City, Hennepin County, Minnesota



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City Council Approves Landmark Zoning Code Overhaul
During a recent government meeting in Brooklyn Park, the council approved the agenda and welcomed public presentations, including a proclamation recognizing August 3, 2024, as Cathedral School Alumni Association Day. This proclamation celebrates the association's 29th annual convention and reunion, highlighting its mission to support education in Monrovia, Liberia, through various initiatives.

Following the proclamation, the council moved to approve the consent agenda, which passed unanimously. The meeting then transitioned to a significant discussion on zoning code text amendments, led by Planning Director Paul Mogich. This second reading of a comprehensive update to the land use code and zoning map aims to align with the city’s 2040 comprehensive plan, a requirement by statute.

Mogich emphasized the importance of streamlining the zoning code to enhance usability for both staff and the public. The updates cover four key areas: signs, subdivisions, the zoning code, and stormwater management. The proposed changes are designed to improve clarity and accessibility, ultimately benefiting local businesses and residents alike. The council's commitment to these updates reflects a proactive approach to urban planning and community development.

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