Supreme Court of Minnesota
Joel Jennissen v. City of Bloomington
June 20, 2018913 N.W.2d 456
Summary
The court held that state law does not preempt Bloomington's proposed charter amendment requiring voter approval before the City implements organized solid-waste collection. Applying the four-factor field-preemption analysis, the court concluded that the statute establishes minimum procedures while preserving municipal authority under other laws, including a home-rule charter. The court reversed and remanded for consideration of the remaining issues not previously addressed by the court of appeals.