What will rise from the ruins of Minneapolis Water Works?

What will rise from the ruins of Minneapolis Water Works?
You’re invited to share your riverfront experience with the Minneapolis Parks Foundation and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, partners on a three­month project to identify program ideas and produce design concepts and feasibility analysis for a possible future park on the former Fuji­Ya site.
Please join us for a community meeting about the future of the former Fuji Ya site.
Thursday, 15 December 6:00 – 8:00 PM ADM Room – Sixth Floor
Mill City Museum 710 South Second Street
(Administrative building, south of the main museum entrance.)
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Former Fuji Ya site now being considered for future Water Works park, between Portland Avenue South and the Third Avenue Bridge, and between First Street South and the Mississippi River.
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presentations by MS&R Architects and HR&A Advisors, followed by a group discussion facilitated by Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
To learn more about the Water Works project, please visit MplsParksFoundation.org.
We look forward to seeing you! Thank you!