Here in Minneapolis the 2040 plan set up standards for where bigger buildings can go, and it’s mostly based on transit and busier arterial street corridors. Bu

Here in Minneapolis the 2040 plan set up standards for where bigger buildings can go, and it’s mostly based on transit and busier arterial street corridors. Buildings have been going up pretty quickly and none of them seem particularly out of character but density will increase a ton. More info here[0], when looking at the map the numbers next to Transit and Corridor correspond to number of stories allowed without a variance. On the whole I think it’s a pretty reasonable plan without ending up with a skyscraper in the middle of single family housing (which we also eliminated as a zoning restriction, any property in the city can now have three dwellings on it). [0]: https://minneapolis2040.com/implementation/built-form-regulations/ https://minneapolis2040.com/implementation/built-form-regula...