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April 23, 2025 Board of Estimate and Taxation

Minneapolis City CouncilThursday, April 24, 2025
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NEHA-FDA Retail Flexible Funding Model Grant

University of Minnesota Prevention Research Center contract

Minnesota Department of Health sex trafficking media campaign grant

Lake Street Safety Center MOU

Police and City Attorney initiatives grant

Cornerhouse MOU

SMG revenue contracts for U.S. Bank Stadium services

Fairview Health Services nutrition project contract amendment

Fees for city-owned resources ordinance

Civil Rights Ordinance amendments adding protected classes

Full Document Analysis

Votes (1)

Approval of consent agenda items 2-10

CarriesN/A

Moved by Jason Chavez · Seconded by N/A

Notable Quotes (2)

If passed, these amendments would go into effect on August 1 of 2025 this year.

— Kayla Diara
Ordinance TimelineOutlining the implementation timeline for new civil rights protections.

BIPOC residents are more likely to have experienced housing instability or to be justice impacted, or to experience pay inequity.

— Kayla Diara
Racial EquityConnecting the proposed amendments to racial equity goals.

People (3)

Jason ChavezChair

Public Health and Safety Committee chair presiding over the April 23, 2025 meeting.

PayneCouncil President

Raised questions regarding the FDA grant approval process.

1 quote

“I'm wondering if you know if the F.D.A. grant went through the new approval process through the attorney's office.”

Inquiring about administrative oversight for federal grant acceptance.

Kayla DiaraDeputy Director

Leading the presentation on Civil Rights Ordinance amendments.

1 quote

“The proposed amendments include three new protected classes: housing status, height and weight, and justice impact status.”

Explaining the core changes to the ordinance.

Places Mentioned

Lake Street Safety CenterU.S. Bank StadiumCity of Minneapolis

Events & Meetings (1)

  • April 23, 2025: Public Health and Safety Committee meeting

Ordinances & Resolutions (1)

Civil Rights Ordinance Amendment

Adds housing status, height/weight, and justice impact status as protected classes; updates procedural rules.

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