Mr. Krueger writes about landlords who lose their license via 'conduct on
premise'.
It can be argued that rental licensing or portions of it are unfair to the
owner. I would personally prefer that no ordinance forced an owner to do
anything but we have situations where it is within an
I am a newcomer to this city and a friend of mine
forwards me e-mails from this list on occasion. I
can't dedicate the time to receive all the e-mails you
regulars receive but I enjoy reading the ones I get
from time to time.
This recent thread of e-mails regarding our dirty city
has me
Although Steve Minn is certainly qualified to clarify for himself, if I remember
correctly, Steve Minn was not technically a Republican on the Council. He was an
independent, much like Council Member Lane. He simply espoused more fiscally
conservative beliefs, hence being considered by many
I had a few comments on the recent posts about the DFL and other parties.
I think some of this discussion comes from a lack of agreement on this list
of what a political party is and what its role is in our community. Here is
the definition I would propose: a political party is a group of
Please say more. What specific items in the DFL platform support the
policies and actions (or lack of action) of the current mayor and council
related to the Block E development, racially-based traffic stops,
affordable housing, etc.
Rosalind Nelson
Bancroft
At 06:40 AM 3/27/01 -0800, Carol
If I am correctly understanding the debate regarding landlords and
problem tenants, the City of Minneapolis is holding the landlord
responsible for the actions of problem tenants. Since a landlord is
not present on the property all of the time, that means that the
landlord can not eject the
I don't know all the details of Lisa McDonald's private life and personal
aspirations (more info than anyone is entitled to), and don't have the specifics
of the history of the conflict between Basim and Lisa because Lisa hasn't
divulged this information to me, and not long ago Basim told me
Here is a link that may help in regards to state laws for LL T. I am not
sure if Minneapolis has more specific laws or regulations. However, I think
the state takes up most LL T issues...
The manual is in PDF format...
http://www.ag.state.mn.us/consumer/housing/default.htm
:)
Darren
St.
As a consultant to a number of neighborhood business associations throughout
the city, I am not aware of a single municipally-provided litter container
located on private property. The vast majority of city-provided litter
containers are located within the public right-of-way, on sidewalks and
At the direction of the Legislature, the Council issued Revenue Bonds for the
Metrodome. If instructed by the legislature the Council will issue bonds for a
stadium within the limitations provided by IRS regulations and other applicable laws.
The Council has no plans to issue bonds, because
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Why is an apology necessary for kicking someone off the list who publicly
villifies his/her neighbors? A chilling effect on free speech occurs when
people don't post because they fear being publicly trashed. Even the first
amendment is tempered by libel and slander laws. People form opinions
I have to agree with Jude on this. One of my first experiences online
was years ago (@300 baud, if any of you remember those bad old days). I
got flamed off a bulletin board because the keeper of the chat list used
language about women that I found offensive. I told him I thought his
language
Hate to be icky picky on this notion, but do not the Constitutions of
both the DFL Repub Partys spell out what they are, definitionally
speaking. Perhaps, some long time keeper of party trivia might put up
the respective clauses from the constitutions bylaws.
I think some of this
At 12:12 PM 3/27/01 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is an apology necessary for kicking someone off the list who publicly
villifies his/her neighbors? A chilling effect on free speech occurs when
people don't post because they fear being publicly trashed. Even the first
amendment is tempered
Thank you, Gary Bowman.
Not only was I NOT a republican, I was the Independence party's first
elected endorsee. I was WAY TOO LIBERAL on social issues to apprease the
Republicans.
I won't bore the list with a retort to Mr. Sabri's other points. I'll
address them to him privately.
Steve Minn
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From: ferma001 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 1:41 PM
To: Mpls Issues
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Political parties
Hate to be icky picky on this notion, but do not the Constitutions of both
the DFL Repub Partys spell out what they are,
In response to Britt Robson's question, I did not have any influence on, nor
did I advise the Governor about the DTED position or Yanisch's ascendancy to
it. I would concur that the Tim Penney connection probably did not hurt
Rebecca at all.
As an observer, I would comment that the Yanisch
Michael Hohmann wrote:
After 30 years why wouldn't we want to solicit bids for this contract?
I'd be willing to bet they are working on the theory that if it ain't broke,
don't fix it.
WMarks, Central
Michael Hohmann
13th Ward
http:www2.visi.com/mahco
With all due respect to Dyna Sluyter, I do not like being lumped in a field
of candidates that she implies aren't doing anything about housing solutions.
I have preserved housing in my neighborhood by moving a duplex; I have added
to the housing stock on my block through renovation and new
Craig Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"I would like to know if Mr. Krueger is a civilian employee of CCP/SAFE or a
sworn officer of MPD. Once again it goes to the motivation of the poster."
As I have frequently posted to this list, I am a civilian employee. I am
partnered with a sworn officer,
The House Transportation Committee met at 7AM on March 27, 2001 to debate
three bills which propose to delay the closure and reconstruction of the
Crosstown Highway Commons. All three bills, H.F. 625, H.F. 797 and H.F. 1498
passed this committee and were sent on to the next committee in the
For people interested in following the stadium debates:
The stadium funding bill (sf 1857) is going to be debated in senate committee
this Thursday at 1:00 in room 107 of the Capitol Building. The bill is
currently in the State and Local Government Operations Committee. And of
course, the
Tonight at our Board meeting, Incumbant Ross Taylor announced that he is
running for a 3rd term. Bill Green announced that he would not seek a
third term.
Three seats is a lot to turn over on a seven member board. It takes a
while to get up to speed and it is truly a public service to serve
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