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July 26, 2011, Tuesday - Upper River Forum at MPRB

Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Location:  Minneapolis Park and Rec Board, 2117 West River Road

Upper River Forum: Creating Our Great River Legacy

Key Lessons from "Waterfront Cities" and "Your Turn: Redevelopment Choices".

Featuring Peter Hendee Brown, Architect, Planner and Development Consultant, and author of "America's Waterfront Revival.

Followed by a Community Discussion of Key Redevelopment Issues.

Peter Hendee Brown will share key lessons learned from other waterfront cities, including critical tools for implementation and realistic time frames for measuring success.  Participants will have the opportunity to discuss key riverfront development questions.  Refreshments will be serves.

This series of Upper River Forums is hosted by the Minneapolis Riverfront Partnership and the Above the Falls Citizen Advisory Committee.