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Joint Development Authority <br /> Monday, October 2, 2023 <br /> Arden Hills City Council Chambers <br /> Minutes <br /> 5:30 pm <br /> Roll Call <br /> Joint Development Authority: Chair Jon Wicklund, Commissioner Nicole Frethem, <br /> Commissioner Victoria Reinhardt, Commissioner Tom Fabel, Commissioner Tena Monson <br /> Also present: Dave Perrault (Arden Hills); Jessica Jagoe (Arden Hills); Kari Collins (Ramsey <br /> County), Rachel Tierney (Kennedy & Graven) <br /> Roll call taken. <br /> Approval of Agenda <br /> Motion by Commissioner Frethem seconded by Commissioner Reinhardt to approve the agenda <br /> as presented. Motion carried. <br /> Approval of Minutes <br /> Motion by Commissioner Fabel seconded by Commissioner Reinhardt to approve the August 7, <br /> 2023 and September 5, 2023 JDA meeting minutes as presented. Motion carried. <br /> Public Input <br /> Brad Bjorklund, 3550 Ridgewood Court, stated George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis Police <br /> and it brought to life the term institutional racism. He believed the City of Arden Hills has <br /> practiced institutional racism for years by not encouraging but discouraging meaningful low <br /> income housing. He stated compared to neighboring communities, Arden Hills was a standout <br /> dismal failure, showing just how institutional racism works. He explained if the JDA moves <br /> forward with the 1,960 units on Rice Creek Commons this would help Arden Hills be more <br /> human. He believed this plan speaks well for the City doing the right thing. <br /> Mary Henry, 3521 Ridgewood Court, provided the JDA with an article from August from the <br /> Pioneer Press. She explained this article discussed how the metro area was the first <br /> metropolitan area to fall below 2% inflation in May. She noted this article attributed this result <br /> to building housing in the metro area, while also pumping $320 million into rental assistance. <br /> She indicated there was still a need for more housing in the metro area, but the Twin Cities was <br /> not facing the same struggles as other metropolitan areas around the country. She urged the <br /> 13 <br />
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