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2. Local government in Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   Villages existed in the state prior to the enactment of the Uniform Code of Municipal Government in 1973. [10] Villages were differentiated between "separated" and "unseparated" depending on whether they were considered a part of their town and therefore whether its residents had to pay town taxes and could vote in town elections. [ 1 ]

3. Metropolitan Council (Minnesota) - Wikipedia

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   The city challenged the Council's statutory authority to compel the city to modify its comprehensive plan in order to reach minimum density levels. [11] However, the Minnesota Supreme Court found the city's argument unpersuasive "when viewed against the plain and unambiguous language of the statutes at issue." [11]

4. MECC - Wikipedia

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   As a Joint Powers Authority, with the support of the University of Minnesota, the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System, and the Minnesota Department of Education, [8] MECC's role was to study and coordinate computer use in schools for both administrative and educational purposes. Schools, including the universities, had to get MECC ...

5. Category:Local government in Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   County government in Minnesota (4 C) E. Local elections in Minnesota (3 C, 19 P) F. ... Minnesota city councils (1 C, 3 P) Minnesota local politicians (4 C, 1 P)

6. Government of Minneapolis - Wikipedia

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   Minnesota was the fourth state in the U.S. to permit "home rule" in 1896. A home rule charter serves as a constitution for a local government. It allows a community to establish and maintain a municipal corporation to provide for the common health, safety, and welfare. [1] Several early attempts to establish a home rule charter in Minneapolis ...

7. Government and politics in Saint Paul, Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   The city council is responsible for the city budget, which is supposed to be based on the mayor's proposed budget. All appointments made by the mayor must be approved by the city council. [8] [9] The city council may override the mayor's veto. [10] In addition, the city council creates all of the city's ordinance.