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WEBNews and Views: Moving, Greenspace, and More. Joe Harrington • September 13, 2024. In our August Newsletter, Joe Harrington reflects on moving from one twin city to the other and shares some of his favorite recent Streets.mn content. Read ». Fostering positive connections and inclusive conversations about better places in Minnesota.
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WEBMichael Daigh • July 10, 2024. The Enlightened Urbanist: Deconstructing the Perfect Gatekeeper. Ruth Sheldon • July 9, 2024. Minneapolis’ Natural Upzoning Experiment. Zak Yudhishthu • July 8, 2024. An Open Letter on the Future of Lyndale Avenue. Philip Schwartz • July 5, 2024. You Are Cordially Invited to the Streets.mn Picnic.
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WEBMay 11, 2024 · Streets. Bryan Formhals • May 28, 2024. With Lyndale Avenue South due for a complete reconstruction by the county, take a tour of the current corridor while contemplating its past and future. A safe, fun and functional multi-modal corridor in action. Photo by Laura Groenjes Mitchell.
WEBStreets.MN Racial Equity Impact Assessment A ut hored by Ci ri en S aadeh, P hD P rel i mi nary Draf t Compl et ed: F eb. 1, 2023 P urpose: T hi s raci al equi t y anal ysi s exami nes t he board pract i ces, edi t ori al pol i ci es and
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WEBPodcast. We’ve got all kinds of good audio content about transportation and land use in Minnesota for you, including: interviews with folks working on cool projects, behind-the-article looks at Streets.mn posts, field trips, and interactive segments. New episodes are published on the 1st and 15th of each month, and are typically less than an ...
WEBtable of contents 1 introduction 1 1.1 history of transportation public involvement 2 1.2 current mn/dot practice 4 1.3 research methodology and report outline 6 2 the ayd mill road project 9 2.1 project background 10 2.2 environmental impact statement scoping phase (1993 – 1995) 13 2.3 draft environmental impact statement (1996 – 1999) 15
The Minneapolis Street Grid: Explained - Streets.mn
WEBSep 11, 2024 · A couple neighborhoods (Lowry Hill and Bryn Mawr) have a grid of only avenues. The East-West avenues and the North-South avenues are named. In North Minneapolis, numbered avenues run East-West, with the origin of numbering also being Hennepin Avenue. Most of the roads in North Minneapolis are avenues, with North-South roads west of Sixth Street ...
WEBTraffic volumes along the Green Line Source:City of St. Paul 2008 traffic study Cars + LRT Traffic ratio Cars/day Estimated LRT passengers**
Walk the Talk: Public Art and Transit Overhauls - Streets.mn
WEB4 days ago · Hawken Habig • September 19, 2024. Editor’s note: Walk the Talk is Streets.mn’s carefully curated, highly partisan collection of both serious and fun-loving events, community meetings and opportunities for engagement that we think will interest our readers. Email your ideas to Hawken Habig, one of our daily editors, at [email protected].