Molly Coleman
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 41
- Total speaking time
- 1:52:25
- Avg per meeting
- 2:45
- Segments
- 1357
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Top issues during term (20)(Business Jobs)
Downtown Vitality Fund economic development recommendations
Determines how a $5 million downtown investment can be spent.
Ramsey County Building Stronger Together and Economic Development Authority
No dollar figure was given at the meeting, but the opt-in opens up county financing tools the city can use for redevelopment projects.
Autonomous vehicle labor and community protections
License fee payment extension
Defers license revenue for the city but eases cash-flow pressure on hundreds of license holders; average fee about $1,096.
Model Cities BROWNstone commercial loans
Finest Pour liquor license application
UNREAL LLC economic development project near 400 Snelling Avenue N
Commercial Corridor Program Guidelines
About $1.4 million in grant funding spread across 17 corridors, with slightly larger awards per corridor now that Smith Avenue is removed.
Summer 2026 amplified sound events
Supports a one-day festival; no direct city expenditure.
Commercial corridors investment
$400,000 one-time transfer.
Rice-Larpenteur corridor revitalization
ST. PAWS LLC restitution
ST. PAWS LLC owes $40,201.23 in restitution.
Endicott Arcade restoration and downtown activation
Funded from the Downtown Vitality Fund economic development allocation; the specific amount isn't stated in the minutes.
HRA Business Assistance Fund Guidelines
$5 million in HRA investment directed at downtown commercial property.
Downtown redevelopment and Metro Surge legislation stalled again
No dollars were committed at this meeting; future budget requests may follow.
City opts into Ramsey County Economic Development Authority
No dollar amount was attached in the minutes; the move puts the city inside the county's economic development funding framework.
Transportation Network Company license fees
Lower fees mean less revenue per company but more companies paying in — DSI says there's no net budget hit, though licensing staffing remains below pre-COVID levels.
St. Joseph's hospital site redevelopment bonds
About $6 million in bonds pledged with the city's full faith and credit.
Right Track youth employment program
No funding decision was made at this meeting; the program's budget will be set later in the year.
Opportunity Zones census tract recommendations
Decisions during term (0)
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