Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights

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Highlights and Themes University District Workshop #1 September 20, 2008

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights At the workshop: 45+ people attended Presentations from neighborhood organizations, business associations, University of Minnesota, and City of Minneapolis At least 18 neighborhood, campus, and city plans already exist that inform the direction for the University District

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights “Big Picture” trends and influences: 25% more residents projected for the District by 2030 (more growth than for City as a whole) 31% more households and 15% more jobs U student enrollment expected to remain stable

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights More “Big Picture” trends and influences: Low rates of foreclosure; increasing property values Very low vacancy rate; continued private sector development interest Major infrastructure projects planned that may further attract development

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights Themes from community presentations: Single family residential “core” to be strengthened Deep pride in historic buildings, historic and diverse character, and long-standing community institutions; great mix of history with youthful energy

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights More themes: Commercial districts are important places for community identity and social “glue” Relationship to river, natural areas, green spaces; environmental quality is high value Build and develop for walkability and transit; become a place where you don’t need a car

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights More themes: Provide attractive places to live for seniors, alumni, and those who work in the District Need care for transition areas at campus edges Creatively connect across physical barriers (river, freeway, tracks)

Workshop #1 Themes and Highlights More themes: Extraordinary arts, performance, and cultural destinations Some common themes, but each neighborhood is unique.