Metropolitan Council briefs Carver County on 2050 comp‑plan changes, tools and grants
Metropolitan Council representatives explained new 2050 comprehensive‑plan requirements — natural‑systems mapping, greenhouse‑gas inventories and a toolkit of technical resources — and described noncompetitive grants (county eligible for ~$110,000) and staff support for local plan updates.
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Metropolitan Council officials delivered an overview of the next comprehensive‑plan cycle and technical assistance available to Carver County and its cities, focusing on new data requirements and practical tools to meet state and regional rules.
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