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Presentations and Zoom Recording now available from the March 29 General Membership Meeting

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The presentations and Zoom recording are now available from the March, General Membership meeting.  Thank you to all of our guest presenters and to The Glass House for hosting our event. Zoom Recording https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/1WCPCMx2MJpXjWdk-h74P_A-rlroIl-H2ZG0LZpwKXw9dJixFPI21ERxqV4WBSFn.U2xP9EB7_Z5eLkZ7 (Passcode: TH7@z1e9) Agenda Executive Director Report North Loop

Third Party Delivery Services Overview

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The COVID-19 pandemic might have hit the hospitality industry the hardest, especially our local restaurants. Due to public safety measures (such as social distancing, no interior dining, and staffing issues), both consumers and restaurateurs turned to Third Party Delivery Services. Although these services can increase revenue streams and provide greater access to the community, they come with a

Using less sidewalk salt protects fresh waters, saves money, melts better

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Winter road and sidewalk de-icing salt is a major – and permanent – polluter of local freshwater lakes and streams. Seventy-eight percent of salt applied in the metro area ends up in groundwater or local lakes and rivers. If de-icer is needed, people should use as little as possible. It’s easy to use too much, but more salt does not mean more melting. Removing snow and ice early and often is the

Implementing the Minneapolis testing or vaccine policy

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Do I need to check for proof of vaccination or a negative test at the door? It is up to each business to implement a process that makes sense for their service model. We recommend posting signage requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test at each point of entry. Some sample approaches to consider: Restaurants with a host stand: Check for proof of vaccination or a negative test when

Presentations and Zoom Recording now available from the January 25 General Membership Meeting

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The presentations and Zoom recording are now available from the January 25, General Membership meeting.  Thank you to all of our guest presenters and to The Glass House for hosting our event. Zoom Recording https://zoom.us/rec/share/jyS-m6ukO7KIdYoP05Iv-8vlrh_x7MwISB_-KJDdq9zSKITuLU5e-b5fRNCqQBIT.kfK0R9I3rJuskDue (Passcode: mG5^%=xY) Agenda Executive Director Report ULI Net Zero

COVID-19 vaccinations or negative tests required to enter food or drink establishments

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Starting Jan. 19, everyone entering an establishment that serves food or drink in Minneapolis must show proof of either being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or having a negative PCR or antigen test taken within three days. This requirement shall become effective Jan. 26 for any space of public accommodation while holding a ticketed event. Today, Mayor Jacob Frey signed emergency regulation No.

Hennepin County Seeking Point-in-Time (PIT) Count Volunteers for January 26 – February 2

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The Point-in-Time (PIT) count is a Federally required count of sheltered and unsheltered people experiencing homelessness on a single night in January. Each year, communities across the country conduct a PIT count to better understand the depth and breadth of homelessness in their community. This year, the PIT Count will occur on the night of January 26, 2022 and the 7 days