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New proposed parking ramp ordinance

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A step toward enhanced safety and maintenance

The City is seeking feedback on a proposed parking ramp licensing ordinance that aims to ensure public safety and infrastructure integrity by requiring that parking ramps older than five years undergo a systematic monitoring process. The proposed ordinance would, if approved by City Council, be enacted in 2026.

A well-maintained parking ramp is essential for vehicular storage. This ordinance would promote safety, encourage maintenance and provide opportunity for data collection to inform future infrastructure initiatives.

To provide feedback, contact Building Official Bernadette Gillespie at bgillespie@BloomingtonMN.gov or 952-563-4709. Or join the Let’s Talk page conversation at blm.mn/letstalk to submit feedback or questions.

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