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Historic Landmark Overlay

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Nashville

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Apr 28, 2026

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Apr 7, 2026

Council adopts Rule 50 on board elections; approves multiple zoning, appointments, grants and utility actions; one-time water/sewer credit fails

At its April 7, 2026 meeting the Metropolitan Council adopted an amended Rule 50 on elections to boards and commissions, confirmed several appointments, passed a range of zoning and development measures on second reading (including detached ADU allowance), approved a consent agenda of grants, procurement and water/sewer projects, passed an amendment to an iTEDIUM contract, and declined a one-time water/sewer bill credit on third reading.

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Council adopts Rule 50 on board elections; approves multiple zoning, appointments, grants and utility actions; one-time water/sewer credit fails

Metropolitan Council (Mar 17, 2026) approves consent agenda, confirms multiple appointments, and advances housing, public health, and infrastructure measures

Metropolitan Council — Meeting Minutes (March 3, 2026)

Metropolitan Council approves broad consent agenda; confirms several appointments and adopts fleet surveillance authorization after public hearing

Metropolitan Council adopts rule amendment, confirms multiple appointees, advances zoning and transportation measures, and considers several public safety donations

Metropolitan Council adopts major zoning code changes, passes accessory-dwelling and new residential districts, confirms appointments, and approves multiple grants and land-use actions