- Title, Acknowledgements, and Table of Contents [PDF]
- Chapter 1, Planning Framework [PDF]
- Chapter 2, Creek History, Background and Evolution [PDF]
- Chapter 3, Existing Conditions [PDF]
- Chapter 4, Community Engagement [PDF]
- Chapter 5, Master Plan [PDF]
- Chapter 6, Interpretive Plan [PDF]
- Chapter 7, Implementation [PDF]
- Chapter 8, Appendix [PDF]
Project Location
Minnehaha Parkway
Minnehaha Creek Park
Project Manager
Carol HejlStone
Phone: 612-230-6454
Email: phejlstone@minneapolisparks.org
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Language Resources
Correo Electrónico: preguntas@minneapolisparks.org
Email: suaalo@minneapolisparks.org
Key Documents
- Fall 2022 Vehicle Detour
- Fall 2022 Trail Detour
- 90% Design Plan Set [PDF]
- Community Engagement Plan [PDF]
- Community Engagement Assessment [PDF]
- Schematic Design – Minnehaha Parkway Regional Trail Phase 1 Implementation [PDF]
- Portland and the Parkway Focus Area [PDF]
- Presentation [PDF]
- Discussion Notes
Status
Current Phase: Construction
Final Master Plan
What's New
CAC Meeting #7 Summary
CAC #7 Agenda [PDF] CAC #7 Notes [PDF] CAC #7 Presentation [PDF] Back to Project Page
Lynnhurst Subcommittee Meeting #1 Summary
Lynnhurst Subcommittee #1 Agenda [PDF] Lynnhurst Subcommittee #1 Meeting Notes [PDF]
CAC Meeting #6 Summary
CAC #6 Agenda [PDF] CAC #6 Presentation [PDF] CAC #6 Meeting Notes [PDF]
Minnehaha Parkway Regional Trail Master Plan process continues with onsite conversations June 22
Join project staff to look at the master plan proposals with a view of real-world conditions at three sites on June 22, 9 am-noon
Check out updated designs outlining the future of parks and trails along Minnehaha Creek
Preferred concept for each trail segment now available for review and comment online
Minnehaha Parkway Regional Trail Master Plan Update: Preferred concepts debut May 30; five public meetings scheduled in June
Preferred concept for each park segment will be published May 30; Discuss concepts at five public meetings in June
Minnehaha Parkway Regional Trail Master Plan process continues with next CAC meeting April 24
Meeting will focus on guiding principles and vision; Big questions stemming from feedback on initial concepts will also be discussed
Timeline
Project Milestones
November 2020
Board Adoption of the Master Plan
Spring through Fall 2021
Community Engagement and Design
March to April 2022
Bidding
Summer through Fall 2022, anticipated 8 week duration
Construction
Winter 2022
Construction Drawings
Winter 2022
Bidding
Winter 2022
Construction Drawings
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Past Meetings
- October 14, 2021 – Virtual Community Open House
Upcoming Meetings
There are no upcoming meetings scheduled at this time.
Background
The master plan was funded by the Parks and Trails Legacy Fund, part of the Minnesota voter-approved Clean Water Land and Legacy Amendment. MPRB is now implementing $550,000-$800,000 (depending on bridge repair plans) of capital improvements based on the adopted master plan, which is also funded by the Parks and Trails Legacy Fund. The City of Minneapolis and the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District were major project partners in the master planning effort and will continue to be involved in the implementation project.