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PLANNING PROCESSINTRODUCTION SERVICE AREA VISION PARK PLANS IMPLEMENTATION <br />EAST OF THE RIVER PARK MASTER PLAN <br />OPERATIONS AND <br />MAINTENANCE <br />The construction of the Missing Link will fulfill a 120-year civic <br />vision of creating a grand loop of green space and parkway <br />through Minneapolis and the adjoining communities. The <br />Missing Link will connect the east side of Minneapolis to the <br />Mississippi River, Wirth Park, the Chain of Lakes, Minnehaha <br />Park, and other amenities. It will bring needed connections <br />and parkland east of the river, and the adjoining communities. <br />Portions of southeast Minneapolis lack access to parks, and <br />the regional trail is a great opportunity to bring more parklike <br />spaces to the service area. MPRB’s goal is to provide parks <br />within a 6-10 block distance from residents, and according <br />to the Trust for Public Land Park Score, 97% of Minneapolis <br />residents benefit from parks near their homes. Southeast <br />Como and Mid City Industrial are two neighborhoods that are <br />underserved. The addition of the final parkway would add <br />parks, in the form of a regional trail and trailside amenities <br />along the route, to those areas which have been underserved. <br />In essence, much of the Missing Link work will involve <br />“greening” existing roads and right-of-way. In some cases, <br />the Missing Link may only include a regional trail system if the <br />final route passes through areas that do not have an existing <br />street grid, like along 33rd Avenue and through the Towerside <br />District. <br />Although trucks and freight are not allowed on most <br />parkways, since the Missing Link route will go through an <br />existing industrial area the truck access policy will need to be <br />examined on a site specific basis to decide if and where truck <br />use of the parkway is appropriate or necessary. <br />DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT (AND COSTS) <br />FIGURE 20 |LOCATION OF GRAND ROUNDS MISSING LINK <br />MAP LEGEND <br />Existing Grand Rounds <br />Minneapolis City Boundary <br />Northeast Minneapolis Study Area <br />Location of Grand Rounds Missing Link <br />I-35WMississippi RiverMississippi RiverI-94 <br />I-94 <br />I-35W Hi <br />aw <br />a <br />th <br />a <br /> A <br />v <br />e <br />I-394 <br />Downtown <br />Minneapolis <br />Northeast <br />Minneapolis <br />259
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