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Feb272012

February 27, 2012, Monday - Public Meeting Regarding Fuji-Ya Site Development at Mill City Museum

Time: 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Location: Mill City Museum, 704 South Second Street

The Minneapolis Parks Foundation and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will hold the second of two public meetings regarding a proposed Central Riverfront park where the original Minneapolis municipal Water Works, several historic mills and, more recently, the Fuji-Ya restaurant once stood.

The five- to seven-acre study area encompasses park board-owned land between Portland Avenue South and the Third Avenue Bridge, and between First Street South and the Mississippi River.

Minneapolis architects Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle, and financing consultant HR&A Advisors, will present design and program options and financial analysis.