Land Use & Planning

St. Paul riverfront roundup: Five projects to watch

by Colleen O'Connor Toberman

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April 11, 2022

St. Paul has a lot of projects in the works along its 26 miles of Mississippi River shoreline. Check out the plans for new visitor and cultural centers, recreational improvements and more that will celebrate and improve St. Paul's connection to the river. >>

Our updated Land Use & Planning program name

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March 9, 2022

We've updated the name of our former River Corridor program to Land Use & Planning to better describe what we do. >>

An update on the future of St. Anthony Falls

by Colleen O'Connor Toberman

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February 4, 2022

There's a lot happening around St. Anthony Falls. Here's the latest on the Army Corps' disposition study, upcoming events about the future of the lock area, and that mysterious underwater wall. >>

Rare Maplewood grasslands one step closer to protection

by Colleen O'Connor Toberman

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February 3, 2022

As covered in several news outlets, Ramsey County is stepping back from its plans to develop a rare grassland bird haven. We're celebrating this win and advocating for the next logical step: permanent habitat protection. Ramsey County residents — please send a note to the county to express support for this special refuge. >>

Saving St. Anthony Falls (partner event)

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January 14, 2022

We're expanding! Several positions now available.

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December 31, 2021

As we head into a new year, FMR is excited to announce: We're expanding!

Thanks to our supporters and funders, we're now offering several positions to strengthen relationships and extend our reach: a Grassroots Organizing Coordinator, Program Associate, Youth Coordinator and Communications Associate. >>

What can cities do to guide development and protect open space?

by Colleen O'Connor Toberman

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December 15, 2021

When we work with community members involved in local development and habitat protection issues, we often hear similar questions: "What can my city leaders do about this issue?" "Does anyone have the power to change this project?" Here's a summary of how cities can shape development and protect open space. >>