Food access
Goals of the amendment
We want to make it easier for people to grow, make, distribute and access affordable, healthy food that fits their culture. To do that, we’ll look at what has made food access harder in the past and what still affects it today.
Relevant sections of the Zoning Code
The following chapters of the zoning code may change:
- Chapter 540, Built Form Overlay Districts
- Chapter 545, Use Regulations
- Chapter 550, Development Standards
- Chapter 565, Definitions
Meetings
Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council Meeting
Date: Oct. 14, 2026
Learn about the proposed amendment and provide input
Virtual information session
You can see an overview of the proposed changes at a virtual public information session. The meeting will be held on Microsoft Teams. Check back after the event to see the recording.
Date: Thursday, Oct. 29
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Join the meeting on Microsoft Teams
Meeting ID: 222 714 917 261 70
Passcode: 6pM6y2Zg
Effective date
To be determined.
Adoption Process
Changes to the zoning code must go through a rigorous review process.
- City Planning Commission, Committee of the Whole (Oct. 15, 2026)
- City Planning Commission (date to be determined). This meeting includes the opportunity to provide testimony at a public hearing.
- City Council Business, Housing, & Zoning Committee (date to be determined)
- Minneapolis City Council (date to be determined)
Media requests
Contact us
Sara Roman
Community Planning & Economic Development
Phone
Address
Public Service Building
505 Fourth Ave. S., Room 320
Minneapolis, MN 55415