1. 1. Access to Housing
2. 2. Access to Employment
3. 3. Production and Processing
4. 4. Access to Commercial Goods and Services
5. 5. Visual Quality of New Development
6. 6. Pedestrian-Oriented Building and Site Design
7. 7. Public Realm
8. 8. Public Safety Through Environmental Design
9. 9. Open Spaces in New Development
10. 10. Street Grid
11. 11. Skyways
12. 12. Lighting
13. 13. Landscaping
14. 14. Tree Canopy and Urban Forest
15. 15. Transportation and Equity
16. 16. Environmental Impacts of Transportation
17. 17. Complete Streets
18. 18. Pedestrians
19. 19. Bicycling
20. 20. Transit
21. 21. Freight
22. 22. Downtown Transportation
23. 23. Coordinated Development Strategy
24. 24. Shared Mobility
25. 25. Innovations in Transportation and Infrastructure
26. 26. Vision Zero
27. 27. Transportation Partnerships
28. 28. MSP Airport
29. 29. Arts and Creative Spaces, Venues, and Districts
30. 30. Emphasize the Value of Minneapolis' Arts and Culture
31. 31. Artists and Creative Workers
32. 32. Arts and Culture in Community Development
33. 33. Affordable Housing Production and Preservation
34. 34. Cultural Districts
35. 35. Innovative Housing Types
36. 36. Innovative Housing Strategies & Data-Driven Decisions
37. 37. Mixed Income Housing
38. 38. Affordable Housing near Transit and Job Centers
39. 39. Fair Housing
40. 40. Homelessness
41. 41. Tenant Protections
42. 42. Expand Homeownership
43. 43. Housing Displacement
44. 44. Comprehensive Investments
45. 45. Leverage Housing Programs to Benefit Community
46. 46. Healthy Housing
47. 47. Housing Quality
48. 48. Freeway Remediation
49. 49. Educational and Economic Access
50. 50. Access to Technology
51. 51. Healthy Pre-K Development
52. 52. Human Capital and a Trained Workforce
53. 53. Quality of Life
54. 54. Supporting Economic Growth
55. 55. Business Innovation and Expansion
56. 56. Supporting Small Businesses
57. 57. Cluster Strategy
58. 58. Business Districts and Corridors
59. 59. Downtown
60. 60. Intrinsic Value of Properties
61. 61. Environmental Justice and Green Zones
62. 62. Contaminated Sites
63. 63. Food Access
64. 64. Food Businesses
65. 65. Urban Agriculture and Food Production
66. 66. Air Quality
67. 67. Climate Resilient Communities
68. 68. Energy Efficient and Sustainable Buildings
69. 69. Renewable and Carbon-Free Energy
70. 70. Ecology and Habitat
71. 71. Soil Health
72. 72. Sustainable Water System Management
73. 73. Stormwater Management
74. 74. Integration of Water Management into Development
75. 75. Waste Reduction
76. 76. New Parks
77. 77. Park Access
78. 78. Park Design and Programming
79. 79. Healthy Youth Development
80. 80. Development Near METRO Stations
81. 81. Social Connectedness
82. 82. Aging
83. 83. People with Disabilities
84. 84. Public Safety
85. 85. Access to Health, Social and Emergency Service
86. 86. Healthy Food in Institutions
87. 87. Northside
88. 88. Public Services Policy
89. 89. Technology in the City Enterprise
90. 90. Technology in the Economy
91. 91. Heritage Preservation Outreach
92. 92. Identify and Evaluate Historic Resources
93. 93. Stewarding Historic Properties
94. 94. Heritage Preservation Regulation
95. 95. Heritage Preservation Financial Incentives
96. 96. Cultural Heritage and Preservation Recognition
97. 97. Preserving and Enhancing Public Lakes and Waterways
98. 98. Innovation Districts
99. 99. University District
100. 100. Place-based Neighborhood Engagement