The draft Action Plan for the Minnehaha-Hiawatha Community Works project is available for review on this website. Hard copies will soon be available at various locations in the corridor. The Action Plan identifies 16 priority projects for short, medium, and long-term implementation in the corridor. The plan also identifies a structure for implementing these projects.
The Action Plan is the final component of the Strategic Investment Framework for the project. The other books include:
Comments or questions can be directed to:
Robb Luckow – 612.348.9344
robb.luckow@co.hennepin.mn.us
The Strategic Investment Framework document is now available for download off the project website. This document was developed through a review of prior studies and plans, an extensive public input process, and a review by technical staff. The document presents more than 40 projects to address issues and desired outcomes for the corridor.
Community members will have opportunities to learn more at several events throughout the summer and fall. Check back for more information on these events.
There has been a lot of interest in the research studies being done as background for this project. Many of you had the chance to see presentations and ask questions to the consultants at the November Community Forum.
Now, several of the reports for these concurrent research studies are available via this website:
Cultural Resources Inventory: This report reviews the early history of the project area and the potential historical/cultural “themes” that should be considered as part of the study process. [File is very large - 12 MB]
Freight Rail Operations in the Corridor: This report examines current and future rail operations in the corridor. [File is large - 5 MB]
Minnehaha-Hiawatha Corridor Market Analysis: This report looks at retail and market conditions within the corridor and its retail trade areas. [File is large - 6 MB]
Also, a link to all previous research, planning, and studies done in the corridor can be found under Links to Past Studies.
* If you are having trouble accessing these files, please contact Robb Luckow at the link on the left.
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