A packed room looked on as the West St. Paul City Council approved the 150 Thompson redevelopment project, as well as the 2026 budget and property tax levy and presented the inaugural Good Neighbor Awards.
A packed room looked on as the West St. Paul City Council approved the 150 Thompson redevelopment project, as well as the 2026 budget and property tax levy and presented the inaugural Good Neighbor Awards.
The multi-year 150 Thompson redevelopment project comes to City Council for final approval, plus the 2026 budget and significantly reduced property tax levy increase, and more.
A Council member’s absence made a light agenda even lighter, with a minor charter amendment and the consent agenda the only official business. Council also got an update on the budget and property tax levy.
Next year’s budget and charter amendments will be the main focus for City Council, with the 150 Thompson project pushed back again.
Rental licenses at problem properties, extending the city sales tax, athletic field rental policy, and cable franchise fees were some of the major topics for last night’s West St. Paul City Council meeting.
Rental license review at two problem apartment buildings, funding government and educational cable TV programming, athletic field rental policy, and extending the sales tax are all topics for Monday’s West St. Paul City Council meeting.