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Jun212017

June 21, 2017, Wednesday - Community Meetings to Help Plan Improvements to Sheridan Memorial Park

Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Location: East Side Neighborhood Services, 1700 Second Street NE

Community Meeting to Help Plan Improvements to Sheridan Memorial Park

Sheridan Memorial Park will receive more than $1 million in park improvements in 2018, including a picnic shelter, playground and pathways. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is hosting three community meetings over the next few months to gather public feedback that will help shape the project. At this third and final meeting, the preferred design option will be presented and discussed. Concept approval by MPRB Commissioners is scheduled for fall 2017 following a public hearing. Construction bids will be awarded over winter 2017-2018 and the park improvements will be built during spring-summer 2018. Some site work will occur at the park in the coming months in preparation for 2018 construction, including soil cleanup at the park paid for through a Hennepin County Environmental Response Fund grant.