Federal grant · project grant (b)
The East Bank Trail Corridor Extends 4.6 Miles Along the Mississippi River From the Stone Arch Bridge in Downtown Minneapolis to ST. Anthony Parkway in Northeast Minneapolis. the Southern Two Miles of the Trail Corridor Are Currently in Place While the Northern 1.6 Miles Are Planned to Be Constructed in Conjunction With Ongoing Riverfront Land Acquisition Activities by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board. the Project Shifts the Alignment for the East Bank Trail Away From Sibley Street and Towards the Mississippi River and Includes a Trail Underpass of Plymouth Avenue. We Have Engaged the Community for Over a Decade on the Creation of Graco Park and the Associated Trail Improvements. the Underpass and Trail Improvements Have Received Deep Community Support to Foster Safe Trail Passage Through an Urban Context Along the Mississippi River. MPRB Is Grateful for Consideration of Funding for This Important Trail Access Point Along the Mississippi River and Looks Forward to an Ongoing Collaboration With the FLTP and Atp Programs.
Committed
$640,000
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