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West St. Paul City Council Preview: Jan. 8, 2024

West St. Paul City Council will consider three projects—a new liquor store, a church sign, and a rebuild after a fire—as well as discuss staff wages falling behind comparable cities.

Happy Liquor plans, 1254 Robert Street plans, and Salem Lutheran Church sign.

What’s Happening There?: Happy Liquor, Rebuilding & Church Sign

The West St. Paul Planning Commission has three public hearings for upcoming projects, including a liquor store, rebuilding a fire damaged building, and a church sign.

City Council Recap: June 14, 2021

The West St. Paul City Council discussed the police response to mental health and economic development strategy, as well as approved expansions to where liquor stores and tattoo shops can locate. They also approved a 2022 street reconstruction project over neighbor complaints.

City Council Preview: June 14, 2021

The upcoming West St. Paul City Council meeting will include several public hearings and some important conversations about mental health and economic development.

May 24, 2021 West St. Paul City Council meeting

City Council Recap: May 24, 2021

The West St. Paul City Council relaxed mask requirements at city hall and passed measures to loosen restrictions on tattoo parlors and liquor stores. The city also proclaimed June as LGBTQIA Pride Month and the Women of West St. Paul collected a trunkful of period supplies.

City Council Preview: May 24, 2021

Topics include tattoo and liquor store expansion, a provisional rental license, and Pride proclamation. Look for discussion on the Renaissance Plan and ongoing COVID-19 protocols during the Open Council Work Session.

More Tattoo & Liquor Shops in West St. Paul?

West St. Paul is considering relaxing ordinances to allow a liquor store to relocate to the Doddway Center and to expand where a tattoo shop could locate.

April 26, 2021 West St. Paul City Council meeting

City Council Recap: April 26, 2021

This week’s West St. Paul City Council meeting included the long-awaited conclusion to the mural debate, a pro-union resolution that will likely draw a veto, a heated moment during citizen comments, and goodbyes to two well-respected city staff members.

City Council Preview: April 26, 2021

West St. Paul’s City Council will consider whether to change the sign ordinance to allow murals, plus a union resolution, tattoo tweaks, more liquor stores, and more.