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Advocacy groups wanted Minneapolis to complete an environmental review before approving the 2040 plan.
In a letter, the City Attorney's Office say it needs more corroborating evidence to continue negotiations over a consent decree.
When the Minnesota Department of Human Rights filed its 72-page charge of discrimination against the beleaguered and undermanned Minneapolis Police Department, I submitted a Data Practices Act request with the department for public inspection of the 480,000 pages of documents underlying the charge. I do not take the department's charge at face value for reasons I suggested in 'Who will speak for the MPD?' On May 10 I heard back
Peter Ginder will serve as interim city attorney until a permanent replacement is selected.