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The government is eyeing properties on St. Paul's East Side as part of a possible high-speed transit route.
It's part of the Gateway Corridor project. The Gateway Corridor runs from Minneapolis to Eau Claire, Wis., along I-94. But one phase would run from downtown St. Paul, up East Seventh Street and then down White Bear Avenue, reconnecting with I-94 out to Manning Avenue in Woodbury. Right now, planners prefer a high-speed bus route for that initial phase.
But, if that route is chosen, it would mean 90 homes and businesses would have to be torn down. Three of those properties are considered icons of their neighborhood on the corner of White Bear Avenue and Minneahaha Avenue. The big three that would have to go are The Cherry Pit, The Little Oven and Big Steer Meats. Those three have sat on that corner, collectively, for nearly a century.
The cost of the project would be close to $500 million, with most of that money coming from the federal government. A final decision on the route won't be made for another year or two.
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Conor McEvily Friday, May 20th, 2011 10:20 am

Todayâ's petition of the day is: Magner v. GallagherDocket: 10-1032Issue(s): (1) Whether disparate impact claims are cognizable under the Fair Housing Act; and, if so (2) what test should be used to analyze them.Certiorari stage documents:Opinion below (8th Cir.)Petition for certiorariBrief in opposition of respondents Thomas J. Gallagher et al.Petitioners’ reply Amicus brief of International Municipal Lawyers Association …

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Petition of the day

Todayâ's petition of the day is:

Magner v. Gallagher

Docket: 10-1032
Issue(s): (1) Whether disparate impact claims are cognizable under the Fair Housing Act; and, if so (2) what test should be used to analyze them.

Certiorari stage documents:

• Opinion below (8th Cir.)


• Petition for certiorari


• Brief in opposition of respondents Thomas J. Gallagher et al.


• Petitioners' reply


• Amicus brief of International Municipal Lawyers Association

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Recommended Citation: Conor McEvily, Petition of the day, SCOTUSblog (May. 20, 2011, 10:20 AM), http://www.scotusblog.com/2011/05/petition-of-the-day-118/

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ST. PAUL (WCCO) — A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed against Ramsey County by a former Metro Gang Strike Force deputy, according to the deputy’s lawyer.

On May 17, 2011, the Ramsey County Board voted to approve a settlement that paid Deputy Christopher Tayson and his attorney’s $82,500, according to a press release released Tuesday.

On Oct. 13, 2010, Tayson brought a suit against Ramsey County, Sheriff Robert Fletcher and Chief Deputy David Metusalem, and accused them of publicly stating or implying that he had improperly obtained property or cash during his tenure with the Strike Force. As a result, Tayson was suspended for the alleged conduct.

Tayson alleged that the Defendants made these public statements in order to deflect negative political opinion toward Fletcher, who was the fiscal agent of the Strike Force when the property and cash allegedly went missing.

Tayson has always denied that he did anything wrong and has always maintained that the Defendants’ motives were purely political, Tayson’s attorney said.

In 2005, Tayson was named Minnesota’s “Officer of the Year” as well as Ramsey County “Deputy of the Year.” He also received the “Medal of Valor” for apprehending a felon.

In addition to the $82,500, Tayson received back pay for the time he was placed on suspension.

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