Minneapolis file 2026-01033, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-10-03.
Latest action: Published
InnerCity Tennis and Seven Points get funding InnerCity Tennis at 155 Irving Ave gets $530,077 and Seven Points Residential at 3045 Hennepin Ave gets $141,042 to clean up soil and groundwater contamination on their sites.
Cleanup removes barriers to housing and community use Removing contamination from these sites lets the housing project and tennis facility move forward, adding homes and recreation space in areas where pollution had blocked development.
Grant covers cleanup but not all redevelopment costs The $671,119 covers environmental testing and soil treatment, but the organizations still need funding for construction and operating the projects after cleanup is done.
Accepting a grantfrom the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED), in the total amount of $671,119, for the following projects: InnerCity Tennis, 155 Irving Ave N ($530,077), and Seven Points Residential, 3045 Hennepin Ave ($141,042).
Read the official record for 2026-01033
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