Eagan, Minneapolis, Richfield offered $130 million to settle airport noiseproofing suit
"There are still a number of steps that need to happen before this becomes a reality, but today was certainly an important step toward getting the issue settled," Hogan said.
Maricella Miranda can be reached at mmiranda@pioneer press.com or 651-228-5421.
Online: See the Metropolitan Airports Commission Web site at macnoise.com/maps to see whether a proposed $130 million airport noise lawsuit settlement could affect your home.
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