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July 21, 2014, Monday - Minnesota’s Great River Road Corridor Management Plan Public Open House at Boom Island

Time:  4:00pm – 6:00pm

Location: Boom Island Park Picnic Shelter, 724 Sibley Street NE

Minnesota’s Great River Road Corridor Management Plan Public Open House

The Mississippi River Parkway Commission of Minnesota and the Minnesota Department of Transportation, in collaboration with local governments, chambers of commerce, tourism-related river resource managers and other partners are developing a new Corridor Management Plan for the Great River Road. This project will document today’s byway attributes and suggest strategies to help the Mississippi River Parkway Commission of Minnesota and its partners provide and promote a superior byway travel experience and improve the quality of life locally, while maintaining the archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational and scenic intrinsic resources that enrich it. It also will guide the future work of the Mississippi River Parkway Commission of Minnesota including priorities for investment and marketing. Have additional questions, interested in learning more, or want to get involved? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions page or sign up to receive email updates.

For information on the process, the upcoming open house (and similar open houses to be held other dates/locations) and other ways to provide input: http://www.mnmississippiriver.com/cmp/participate.htm.