Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission Approves Demolition for Affordable Housing Project

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission approved the demolition of a historic building on Franklin Avenue West to pave the way for a new 145-unit affordable housing project. The decision followed a discussion on the building’s historical significance, structural integrity, and the economic feasibility of its rehabilitation versus the benefits of new development.

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Mayor:
Jacob Frey
Historic Preservation Commission Officials:
Travis Herr, Namdi Alexander, Amy Thomas, Paul Mellblom, Ethan Boote, Kelly Mastin, Toshihiko Karato, Lindsey Wallace, Mariel Rodriguez, Marais Bjornberg

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