Posts related to the D10 Como Park Environment Committee
Saint Paul’s Zoning Code controls how much housing can be built in certain parts of the City. These requirements make it difficult to build enough new housing to fix Saint Paul’s current housing shortage. City Council Resolution 18-1204 and the 2040 Comprehensive Plan call for studying ways to allow more neighborhood-scale housing in all areas of the City.
Recorded Presentation: 1-4 Unit Housing Study Webinar Read More »
At the October 7, 2021 Land Use Committee Meeting we heard from St. Paul Public Works Transportation Planner Jimmy Shoemaker to discuss the St. Paul Bike Plan Update.
Recorded Presentation: St. Paul Bike Plan Update – October 7, 2021 Read More »
At the October 7, 2021 Land Use Committee Meeting we heard from St. Paul Parks & Rec Lead Landscape Architect Anne Gardner about the final plans for the Como Pavilion and Golf Course Parking lot upgrades coming in the next year. View her presentation and the questions from the community attendees.
Recorded Presentation: Como Pavilion and Golf Course Parking Lot Plans Read More »
The Land Use Committee typically meets on the first Wednesday of every month. All D10 Como Park meetings are open to the public and have space for community members to bring topics for discussion.
Oct. 6 Land Use Committee Agenda Read More »
The City is updating the Bicycle Plan! The current plan was adopted by the City Council in March 2015. While the current plan is still used by the City and its partners to expand the bike network, its time for a refresh.
Recorded Presentation: St. Paul Bike Plan Update Webinar – Sept. 15 Read More »
The city partners with local district councils to organize annual citywide drop-off events for residents to properly dispose of large refuse items and recyclable materials not collected via the residential recycling program. District 10 helps coordinate the event held annually at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds. This year’s event is scaled back and the list of
Citywide Drop-Off Coming Up Sept. 16 at Fairgrounds Read More »
City staff are set to begin updating the Saint Paul Bicycle Plan. Over the next several months, staff will be working with the community and stakeholders to identify ways to improve the system.
Saint Paul Bike Plan Update Read More »
During the 12 days of the State Fair, the neighborhood is packed with cars, pedestrians, and shuttle buses. We’ve assembled a guide to help neighbors understand the rules about things like Yard Parking, Street Vendors, Peddlers, and who to contact if you have problems or want a permit.
Are You A Fair Neighbor? Read More »
A seasonal reminder: Dock & Paddle’s contract with the city allows the restaurant to manage — and at times, restrict access to — the Promenade and other parts of the Como Lake Pavilion. Here is the policy Dock & Paddle says is in place for 2021.
About Using the Pavilion Read More »
Adam Robbins, a natural resources supervisor for Parks and Recreation, explains how the city decides whether to interfere with nature, the federal and local laws it must follow, and what residents should and should not do if coming face to face with wild creatures. (May 5, 2021).
Recorded Presentation: Wildlife in the City- May 5, 2021 Read More »
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