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St. Louis Park amends targeted residential protest ban Change will redefine dwelling to include multifamily housing. March 16, 2021 12:14pm Text size Copy shortlink:
St. Louis Park leaders have opted to keep a decades-old targeted residential protest ban on the books, voting to expand the measure after some briefly considered repealing it.
The City Council on Monday voted 6-1 to amend the ordinance to bring the language of the ban enacted in 1976 into the 21st century by adding multifamily housing to the definition of dwelling. The previous definition protected only single-family housing from targeted residential protests.
Mayor Jake Spano voiced his support of the ban because of what he s witnessed in his other job as deputy secretary of state.
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St. Louis Park leaders may amend or repeal an ordinance banning targeted residential protests, after officials discovered the restriction has been on the books for nearly half a century.
City Manager Tom Harmening told the City Council at a study session this week that St. Louis Park has had a targeted protest ban since 1976 an ordinance he said he was unaware of until the city attorney recently discovered it. Harmening said the council can decide whether to keep the policy, update it or refresh it.
A decision to change the ordinance or remove it altogether would be in stark contrast to a growing number of cities that have recently passed resolutions banning residential protests.
Shuttered Sam s Club in St. Louis Park will become a corporate headquarters 400 employees will transfer from Bloomington offices. February 19, 2021 8:00am Text size Copy shortlink:
Office-equipment supplier Loffler Cos. will convert a former Sam s Club in St. Louis Park into a new headquarters and warehouse. Loffler s multimillion-dollar move from Bloomington was announced Wednesday and returns Loffler to the suburb where it started 35 years ago.
The seller of copiers, large printers and IT-management and mail-center services plans to relocate 400 employees to the new site from several buildings now spread across Bloomington.
Warehouse workers will move to the new site by the end of March. Office workers will move by year s end or early next year after renovations are complete, corporate real estate manager Danielle Loffler said by phone Thursday.
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