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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Richfield,_MinnesotaRichfield, Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   In 1908, Richfield became a village. From 1908 until 1950, Richfield's local government consisted of a president, three trustees, and a city clerk. On November 7, 1950, residents voted for a city-manager form of government, meaning the city had a mayor, four council members, and a city manager.

2. www.richfieldmn.gov › residents › about_richfieldAbout Richfield

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   On November 7, 1950 residents voted for a village manager form of government, meaning the City had a Mayor, four council members, and one City Manager. This is the form of government still used today.

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   In 1908, Richfield became a village. From 1908 until 1950, Richfield's local government consisted of a president , three trustees , and a city clerk . On November 7, 1950, residents voted for a city-manager form of government, meaning the city had a mayor , four council members, and a city manager .

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   In 1908, Richfield became a village. From 1908 until 1950, Richfield's local government consisted of a president , three trustees, and a city clerk. On November 7, 1950, residents voted for a city-manager form of government, meaning the city had a mayor , four council members, and a city manager.

5. www.startribune.com › richfield-the-state-s-oldestRichfield, the state's 'oldest suburb' - Star Tribune

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   Richfield didn't stay big for long. In 1886 St. Louis Park became a separate village, and in 1889 what was called "west Richfield" became Edina.

6. www.richfieldwi.gov › 335History of the Village | Richfield, WI - Official Website

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   By 1846, a formal township government had been established; and by 1848, most of the township land had been purchased by German (primarily from Hesse-Darmstadt), Irish, and a few scattered English immigrants where conditions in the homeland made it ripe for emigration to America.

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   What type of government did Richfield have?

   • From 1908 until 1950, Richfield's local government consisted of a president, three trustees, and a city clerk. On November 7, 1950, residents voted for a city-manager form of government, meaning the city had a mayor, four council members, and a city manager. This is still Richfield's form of government.

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   When did Richfield Minnesota become a city?

   • However, residents of Richfield held town meetings dating back to May 11, 1858 - the date on which Congress admitted Minnesota into the Union. On November 7, 1950 residents voted for a village manager form of government, meaning the City had a Mayor, four council members, and one City Manager. This is the form of government still used today.

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   How did Richfield become a city?

   • Long before suburban homes were built here, Richfield was characterized by its abundance of rich farmland (hence the name) as the Minneapolis and St. Paul area was beginning to grow. In 1908, Richfield officially became a city by adopting a President/Trustee form of government.

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   Who was Richfield's First Mayor?

   • Richfield's first Mayor was Clarence Christian who began serving in 1951, but had served as President under the old format dating back to 1948. Richfield experienced a major population boom following World War II. As a first-ring suburb to Minneapolis, Richfield quickly became a popular home for returning war veterans in the late 1940s and 1950s.

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   Was Richfield a greedy city?

   • Richfield, the city of lakes and Minnehaha Falls. Home of Southdale, the Galleria and Knollwood Mall. Richfield, Minnesota's biggest city. Not. But it could have been, if the generous forefathers of Richfield had been a bit greedier about clinging to their territory.

   Richfield, the state's 'oldest suburb' - Star Tribune

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   Why is Richfield Minnesota called Richfield?

   • The city named for its rich prairie soil turns 100 this month. The Historical Society identifies this 1954 photo as: “Urban development near the John Tierney farm at 62nd Street and Penn Avenue S. in Richfield.” (Stan Schmidt — Minnesota Historical Society/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Richfield, the city of lakes and Minnehaha Falls.

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8. wikibin.org › articles › history-of-richfield-minnesota-2History of Richfield, Minnesota - wikibin.org

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   An 1886 partition of Richfield created the village of St. Louis Park, and a later division approved April 5, 1889, produced the village of Edina. Minneapolis absorbed sizeable portions of Richfield territory through legislative action or annexations in 1867, 1883, 1887 and 1927.