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June 23rd, 2026 Saint Anthony Council Work Session - 2 <br />address them. She reviewed the Sector Representative Program and stated that she is the Sector <br />Representative for St. Anthony. <br />Mayor Webster expressed appreciation for Councilmember Jenson’s long service to the Council and his <br />historical knowledge. She stated that Councilmember Jenson was present for the previous <br />Comprehensive Plan update. She thanked Sector Representative Turnquest for the thorough <br />presentation. <br />Councilmember Randle asked if all municipalities are required to be a part of the Metropolitan Council. <br />Sector Representative Turnquest stated that two communities in the Metro area are not included, one <br />of which is Fort Snelling. <br />Councilmember Jenson asked if the minimum plan requirement information is located on the <br />Metropolitan Council website or the St. Anthony website. Sector Representative Turnquest stated that it <br />is the Met Council website, but each page is tailored to each community, including St. Anthony. <br />Councilmember Jenson noted that one “Role of the Plan” was to provide reasoning for public facilities <br />plans and budgets. He asked whether this sets a requirement to provide a detailed account of why the <br />Council would like to issue an action. Sector Representative Turnquest confirmed this is the case. <br />Councilmember Jenson reminded the Council that their role as City leaders is to look for opportunities <br />under the guidance of the Met Council. He commented that what they do will not make major changes <br />to the state, but they must still look for every possible opportunity. He noted that it will be difficult not <br />to be influenced by surrounding communities, but that he is looking forward to the development <br />process of the Comprehensive Plan. <br />Councilmember Doolan stated that she serves on the Land Use Advisory Commission for the Met <br />Council. She expressed that this has improved her understanding of why the Met Council requests that <br />cities undergo this process, which is partly to improve planning for sewer systems, which they help <br />provide. She noted that her experience with the Met Council has given her a preview of some of the <br />tools they use to analyze demographic data across cities. She thanked Sector Representative Turnquest <br />and the Metropolitan Council for providing these tools. <br />Councilmember Doolan asked what the differences between Sector Representative Turnquest’s role and <br />Reva Chamblis’ role are. She stated that she believed Sector Representative Turnquest’s role would be <br />to work with City Planners to answer their questions and guide them through the tool sets. Sector <br />Representative Turnquest confirmed that this will be part of her role and that she would like to be their <br />first point of contact for questions. She highlighted that she is prepared to leverage all of Met Council’s <br />resources to assist Saint Anthony in this process. <br />Assistant City Manager Morello noted that she and City Planner Grittman have previously met with <br />Sector Representative Turnquest, and that this has been a longstanding and fruitful partnership. <br />Councilmember Doolan noted that she held a role in the City during the previous Comprehensive <br />Planning process. She expressed excitement for community engagement during this process. <br />Councilmember Jenson stated that he was the Council Liaison during the last Comprehensive Plan. He <br />highlighted that the previous Council provided many presentations outlining their progress on the <br />Comprehensive Plan and allowed comments on them. He noted that many comments had been <br />4
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