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The West St. Paul City Council did a lot this week, including officially hiring a new city manager, approving the return of Burger King and a drive thru for Jimmy John’s, approving two of three proposed charter amendments, and clearing the way for pickleball.
The first in-person West St. Paul City Council meeting in three months included discussion of policing and proposed apartments at the former K-mart site.
After more than three months of virtual meetings due to the pandemic, the West St. Paul City Council will be meeting in person again. There’s a lot on the work session schedule, including the proposed housing project at the former K-mart site.
The West St. Paul City Council met digitally this week and discussed a food truck ordinance, some routine items previously passed, and the art park.
Monday’s City Council meeting will include a new food truck ordinance, a public hearing on the Thompson Oak townhouses, and a grant for FoodSmith.
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