Metal shredder emissions case: Next step in July
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It appears the decision on a looser emissions permit for the metal shredder at Northern Metals on the west bank of the Mississippi River just south of the Lowry Avenue Bridge (the successor to Amer
Drawing plans for 27th and University Avenues NE
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A City of Minneapolis and Hennepin County plan to build a county household hazardous waste recycling center and replace the city’s South Side Transfer Station operations, all at 27th and University
Carp could close St. Anthony Lock
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Some fish don’t play well with others, and one of them—potentially one single fish— might soon close the gate on the entire upper Mississippi River (north of St. Anthony Falls).
October opening possible for Plymouth Avenue bridge
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The long process of fixing the Plymouth Avenue Bridge will take even longer than was planned when the job was financed last fall.
Railroad bridge: slow progress
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Minneapolis city officials say they’re still hopeful that their plan to remove the 1925-vintage St.
Liquor at former floral shop
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Minneapolis city officials appear ready to approve a liquor store for the old Rosacker’s Floral Shop in Stinson Marketplace at 18th Avenue and Stinson Boulevard NE.
Street improvements coming to St. Anthony
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Residents on or near Belden Drive and Coolidge Street, between 34th and 36th avenues NE; and 35th Avenue NE between Harding Street and Belden Drive; will be “in the the thick” of this year’s street
Court, MPCA hearings on shredder at Northern Metals
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URGENT UPDATE 3/26/2012, 2:40 P.M. CDT: The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Citizens Board hearing on the need for an Environmental Impact Statement, which is referred to in the story below, was stopped when Ramsey County District Court Judge David Higgs issued an order stopping environmental review of the Northern Metals emissions permit until other court proceedings are completed.The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s (MPCA’s) plan to postpone its environmental review of Northern Metals’ emissions permit application hit a snag Feb. 27. The snag is called a writ of mandamus, a court order requiring MPCA to speed up the process and make a key determination at its March 26-27 meeting. MPCA, however, has appealed the ruling and is asking the court to delay the writ until the appeal is decided. A hearing on that request is scheduled for March 26, just hours before the MPCA is set to begin its Northern Metals discussion if the writ stays in effect.For information on the public meetings this article describes, including live webcasts, click here.The judge will also be asked to decide whether MPCA can introduce newly-produced emissions data at the March 26-27 meeting. Continue Reading
There’s a building at Broadway and Central? You’ll see.
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It’s a building that many in Northeast view as a landmark. But for some in the world of commercial real estate, “people don’t know it’s there.”