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## Agenda
## City of Minnetonka
## Council Special Study Session
Friday, January 23, 2026
## 7:30 AM
## The Marsh - Dragon Room
15000 Minnetonka Blvd.
1.Legislative Breakfast
A.Welcome and introductions
B.Local highlights
C.Legislative priorities
D.Comments from legislators
E.Comments from League of Minnesota Cities, Metro Cities and Municipal Legislative
## Commission
F.Questions and answers
2.Adjournment
The purpose of a study session is to allow the city council to discuss matters informally and in greater detail
than permitted at formal council meetings. The council may provide direction to staff but does not make formal
decisions at study sessions. Members of the public are welcome to attend and listen, but the council does not
take comments from the public.
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## MINNETO N K A LEGISLAT I V E PRIORITIES
2026
14600 Minnetonka Blvd.
## Minnetonka, MN 55345
952-939-8200 | minnetonkamn.gov
## BONDING BILL
## Fire Station 2
## Local Option Sales Tax
• Minnetonka seeking special
legislation in 2026
• $116 million in infrastructure
improvements
Construction sales tax
exemption
## TAXES
• Flexibility in TIF for affordable
housing
• Support affordable housing
legislation/menu of options
• Maintain local zoning authority
and decision making
• Preservation of Naturally
## Occurring Affordable Housing
## (NOAH)
• $5 million
## HOUSING
• Expansion of franchise fee
authority
• Accountability and customer
service
## FIBER & UTILITY
## COMPANIES
• Local control
## • Emergency Medical Services
• Assessing
• E-bikes
• Hwy 7 Transportation
## Management Organization (TMO)
• Clustering of group homes
• Expansion of PILOT program for
public safety cameras (speeding)
• Environmental funding
## AWARENESS
## TOPICS
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• Juvenile justice resources
• Family support resources
14600 Minnetonka Blvd.
## Minnetonka, MN 55345
952-939-8200 | minnetonkamn.gov
## MINNETONKA LEGISLAT I V E PA R T NER AGENDA S
2026
League of
## Minnesota Cities
## Metro Cities
## Minnesota Chiefs of
## Police Association
## Municipal Legislative
## Commission
## Minnesota Sta te
## Fir e Chiefs Association
## Economic Development
## Association of Minnesota
## LEGISLATORSCITY COUNCIL
## Rep. P atty Acomb, 45B
## Sen. Ann Johnson Stewart, 45
## Rep. Alex Falconer, 49A
## Sen. S teve Cwodzinski, 49
## Deb Calvert, At Large
## Kimberly Wilburn, At Large
## Patsy Foster-Bolton, War d 1
## Rebecca Schack, Mayor
## Paula Ramaley, War d 3
## Kissy Coakley, War d 4
## I-494 Corridor
## Commission
## Minnesota Chapter
## American Public Works
## Association
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Legislative Priorities for 2026
Bonding Bill Initiatives
Tax Policy and Affordable Housing
Fiber & Utility Companies Oversight
Community Awareness Topics
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Ordinances & Resolutions (7)
BONDING BILLOther
General term for state legislation seeking funds for public projects, a key legislative priority for Minnetonka.
Local Option Sales TaxOther
Special legislation Minnetonka is seeking in 2026 to fund $116 million in infrastructure improvements.
Construction sales tax exemptionOther
A legislative priority to exempt construction sales tax.
TIFOther
Tax Increment Financing, flexibility sought for affordable housing initiatives.
affordable housing legislation/menu of optionsOther
General legislation the city intends to support.
Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) preservationPlan
A preservation effort for existing affordable housing, with $5 million allocated.
PILOT programOther
Payment In Lieu Of Taxes program, proposed for expansion to public safety cameras (speeding).