Minneapolis file 2026-00920, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-10-24.
Latest action: Published
Tax-exempt groups could owe street maintenance costs Churches, nonprofits, and other tax-exempt property owners may face new bills for street repairs near their buildings starting in 2027.
Spreads street repair costs to more property owners The city can fund more street fixes by collecting fees from a wider group of owners instead of just homeowners and businesses that pay property taxes.
May burden nonprofits that serve low-income residents Organizations like food banks, homeless shelters, and community health clinics could struggle with new costs, potentially reducing money available for direct services to people in need.
Passage of Resolution adopting the assessments, levying the assessments, and adopting the assessment roll for the 2027 Street Maintenance Assessment Project 1337M.
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