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Feb132014

Tonight: Water Works Public Meeting at Mill City Museum

Location: Mill City Museum, 704 2nd Street South

Time: 6:00pm-8:30pm

Food is something all 408 of the Water Works Community Input Survey respondents have in common. Nearly everyone eats when they get to the Central Riverfront; some 90% or more of residents and non-residents visit restaurants here. Hiking/Exploring (69%) and theater and entertainment (63%) are popular for more than half of all respondents, as are special events for nearly as many (49%).

The Minneapolis Parks Foundation and the Minneapolis Park and Rec Board collaborated on the December 2013 and January 2014 survey as part of the community engagement process around the Central Riverfront Master Plan revision and Water Works parks design. Check out the survey summary on our blog to see how your likes and habits stack up.

You're encouraged to stop by this Central Riverfront community meeting for a Design Team presentation and Q & A. We’ll focus on concept development, with an emphasis on engagement and programming.

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