Charles Marohn
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You're demonstrating why I'm not a fan of restrictive covenants nor dramatic upzonings. This situation seems like bad policy decision meets bad policy decision. I don't see a simple or even logical...
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Obviously, this is a block-by-block kind of determination, but if the macro argument is being made that this will stress existing infrastructure, I find that to be largely off the mark. Almost all ...
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There's a lot here. Let me try and answer two of your questions. Do you believe that each homeowner should only pay for streets on which they drive? This is the inverse of the question I think yo...
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I'm not sure. In Minnesota, we have a process called Municipal Consent. This is only required when the highway is changed -- more lanes, added right-of-way, etc... -- and that creates a little game...
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For clarity, Michael -- what is the underlying problem you are trying to address? Why is passenger rail the solution to that struggle? How did you come to that conclusion? Passenger rail is delight...
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Yeah, great assist, Rodney. Troy.... my gut reaction is: Do you really need to develop here? I get the need to do something with the correctional facility -- those kind of large facilities are di...
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Wow, this is great work. Very compelling.
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I'm glad you're here. FYI, it's not ready yet, but tentatively in the first part of next year, we will be releasing some kind of budget tool to help with the macro trend analysis. I'm convinced the...
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Court cases are always tricky. In this case, they focused on equal protection principles. Here's the key quote, in my opinion: Ordinance No. 12023 is not constitutionally infirm in balancing these...
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You're right -- I don't have any such thing. If we look just at the revenue side, here in Minnesota we have 36 tax classifications, each city has a different tax rate, and of course this all varies...
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