Come out to our May member social this coming Thursday, May 18th, at 6 pm! We’ll be meeting at the Midtown Global Market. We’re going to try and get there… (read more)
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Land Use Rezoning Amendments
N4MN is looking for co-signers for a letter to support more uses in more places. Follow this link to add your name and show your support! Background: In 2018 the… (read more)
Seeking N4MN Board Applicants
Apply to join the Neighbors for More Neighbors board today! Neighbors for More Neighbors stands up for secure, abundant homes for everyone in the Twin Cities. To ensure people can… (read more)
N4MN City Survey Responses (Detailed)
The city of Minneapolis is revising its zoning code for the first time since 1999! Zoning code determines what kind of buildings can be built in different parts of the… (read more)
Our Party is Thursday – Last day to RSVP is today!
January 19th at 6 PM @ Pizza Luce Downtown – New Year Kick-Off Party… (read more)
N4MN Survey Results
The Neighbors for More Neighbors “What’s in Your Complete Neighborhood?” survey has been open since late October. We have received over 200 submissions from a variety of respondents. Let’s look… (read more)
Land Use Highlight – Signature Cafe
Zoning in Minneapolis—as in many American cities—over the past century has aimed to separate land uses perceived as “incompatible”. Key to this has been removing commercial uses—shops and offices—from areas… (read more)
Land Use Highlight – 48th and Chicago
This article is a part of the Neighbors for More Neighbors (N4MN) ongoing discussion around the current zoning changes due to the 2040 Plan implementation and our advocacy to allow… (read more)
Land Use Highlight – 18th Avenue Northeast
I live in the Northeast Park neighborhood in Minneapolis. I recently bought a house here, and I do not own a car. It is a personal goal of mine to… (read more)
N4MN in the Strib!
N4MN’s own Anna Morrison Nelson co-wrote an Op-Ed in the Star Tribune this week with Sam Rockwell (well known to zoning nerds from his time on the Planning Commission). In… (read more)
