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North St. Paul Planning Commission finds 2026–2035 capital improvement plan complies with city comprehensive plan
Summary
The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed 2026–2035 Capital Improvement Plan, accepted staff’s finding that the projects align with the 2020–2040 comprehensive plan, and voted to adopt a resolution finding the CIP in compliance; commissioners also reviewed recent housing-unit and population figures and set the January meeting for Jan. 8.
The North St. Paul Planning Commission on Dec. 4 voted to adopt a resolution finding the city’s proposed 2026–2035 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) in compliance with the city’s 2020–2040 comprehensive plan, after a staff presentation tying projects to comp‑plan goals and a brief round of commissioner questions.
A staff member told the commission the 10‑year CIP groups projects into eight categories—buildings and facilities, technology, parks/trails, pavement preservation, utilities/infrastructure, ponds/natural resources, and vehicles/equipment—and that staff reviewed the comprehensive plan’s stated goals and policies to identify those most relevant to projects included in the CIP. “It’s…
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