Why pay attention to the TIP? It’s a preview of construction projects to come and, if it was easier to understand, could be a way to tell if the region is meeting its goals.
07.282016July 28, 2016
Why pay attention to the TIP? It’s a preview of construction projects to come and, if it was easier to understand, could be a way to tell if the region is meeting its goals.
A recently released draft of the Metropolitan Council’s new regional development plan, called Thrive MSP, is out for public comment through the end of April.
Good transit and bikeable, walkable neighborhoods are increasingly important to a metro region’s economic future. It’s a key reason to stay tuned in to the progress on Thrive MSP.
By Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate The Metropolitan Council’s new regional development plan, Thrive MSP 2040, will set the framework for how the Twin Cities...
By Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate Housing and transportation, in that order, are typically a family’s largest expenditures. In both cases—because families and incomes vary substantially—one size,...
By Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate Editor’s Note: This blog is part of a series exploring Thrive MSP 2040, the long-range regional plan being crafted...
By Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate, & Bill Neuendorf, Director of Policy and Advocacy The Met Council has recently begun a two-year process to...
From Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate The Metropolitan Council has launched the process for creating a new long range regional plan, called Thrive MSP....