1. David Rubedor Neighborhood and Community Relations
Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) Final Neighborhood Plan Approvals
David Rubedor
Neighborhood and Community Relations
January 30, 2017

2. A brief history 1989 - NRP created by the MN Legislature
- Funded through the Common Project TIF districts
$20 million a year for 20 years to revitalize
Minneapolis neighborhoods
% for housing and housing related activities
First neighborhoods “selected” to begin NRP
- Program divided into two “phases”
Changes to the tax structure reduced the
program funds by nearly $100 million.
NCR assumed responsibility for administration
of NRP
With today’s approvals, we thought it’d be worthwhile to offer some brief highlights of NRP and remind ourselves of the program’s history and accomplishments.
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Important to note -
Many cities have neighborhood planning programs, but few have dedicated the resources to the plans that Mpls has.
NRP is also unique in that we work with ALL Minneapolis neighborhoods – not just “targeted” ones.

3. A benchmark reached
With today’s approvals, all neighborhoods now have approved NRP Phase I and Phase II plans
Phase I - First Plan approved - Jul 1992
Whittier
- Final Plan approved - Dec 2007
Cedar Riverside
Phase II - First Plans approved - Dec 2004
Seward, Powderhorn Park and Logan Park
Final Plans to full City Council - Feb 2017
Nicollet Island-East Bank and West Calhoun
All neighborhoods now implementing NRP plans
Residential neighborhoods – does not include University neighborhood
(We’ll work with them if they apply to enter)

7. Pie chart / charts

10. Thank you!