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Problems getting into the meeting? Call Madeline at 612-283-9496 What do you currently value about the Listening Session on Cedar Lake-Lake of the Isles area? Questi tions What is your vision for the Cedar Lake- Lake of the Isles

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Problems getting into the meeting? Call Madeline at 612-283-9496

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Listening Session

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Questi tions

  • What do you currently value about the

Cedar Lake-Lake of the Isles area?

  • What is your vision for the Cedar Lake-

Lake of the Isles area?

  • What are your concerns about this area?

Problems getting into the meeting? Call Madeline at 612-283-9496

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Agenda f a for tonight ht

  • 7:00-7:15pm

Introduction

  • 7:15-8:10pm

Listening Session with community Shareout of chatbox themes (8:05-8:10pm)

  • 8:10-8:40pm

Presentation

  • 8:40pm-9:00pm

Q&A and final comments

Problems getting into the meeting? Call Madeline at 612-283-9496

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Ground R Rules

  • 1. Assume good intent
  • 2. One conversation: respect the

speaker, actively listen

  • 3. Stay on task
  • 4. Value different perspectives
  • 5. Speak from your experience
  • 6. Be respectful even if you don’t agree
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Ground R Rules

  • 7. Stay on “mute” until you are

called on to speak

  • 8. Moderators reserve the right to

turn off videos or mute people

  • 9. We are not recording this meeting
  • 10. Any “Zoom-bombing” will result

in removal from the meeting

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Yo Your Moderators

  • Emma Pachuta // MPRB
  • Mark Brown // KNO
  • Madeline Hudek // MPRB: 612-283-9496
  • Alyssa Gilmore // MPRB

Logistical Questions? Type them into the chatbox!

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Wa Ways t to G Give Input Survey option: www.surveymonkey.com/r/BZZHHSV

  • Share additional feedback anonymously

Logistical Questions? Type them into the chatbox!

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Wa Ways t to G Give Input Type input into chat box (Alyssa)

  • Themes will be compiled and shared out

Logistical Questions? Type them into the chatbox!

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Wa Ways t to G Give Input Share input verbally // Mark & Emma

  • Type “YES” into chatbox
  • 90 seconds to speak

Logistical Questions? Type them into the chatbox!

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Li Listening Session ?s ?s

  • What do you currently value about

the Cedar Lake-Lake of the Isles Area?

  • What is your vision for the Cedar

Lake-Lake of the Isles Area?

  • What are you concerns about this

area?

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Them emes es Shareou eout

VALUES VISIONS CONCERNS

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Presentation about l local initi tiati tives w with th MPRB Cedar Lake Park Association

  • Cedar Lake Concept Plan

Kenwood Neighborhood Organization

  • East Cedar “Hidden” Beach

Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood Association

  • South Cedar Beach

East Isles Residents’ Association

  • Lake of the Isles initiatives
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Keith Prussing Founding member

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Cedar Lake & Lake of Isles, 1839

Cedar Lake was named Lake Leavenworth

Source: Hennepin County Public Library

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Cedar Lake & Lake of Isles, 1860

Source: Hennepin County Public Library

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Cedar Lake, 1896

Looking southeast over north and east shores Cedar Lake. Ice harvesting facility in the background

Source: Hennepin County Public Library William Wallof collection

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Cedar Lake, 1905

Kenwood Depot at W21st street, east Cedar. Prior to 5' lake drop in 1913 post dredging. Source: Hennepin County Public Library William Wallof collection

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Cedar Lake, 1972

Looking south two functioning rail yards on the north and east side Cedar Lake.

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Cedar Lake, 1990

Looking south the two rail yards have been removed the land to the right of center, 48 acres west to Hwy 100, has been purchased and saved for the nature park at Cedar Lake. Left of center, in the Kenilworth corridor, contains 42+acres of potential parkland post Southwest LRT.

Source: Jones & Jones/Rich Haag Associates

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Cedar Lake, 2000

Looking southwest, Cedar Lake Trail and Prairie Kenilworth Trail spirals of the Memorial Cedar Grove.

Source: Cedar Lake Park Association

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Graphic inventory of work in and around Cedar Lake since 1990

Courtesy of Cedar Lake Park Association

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Will Stensrud, KNO Board member East Cedar “Hidden” Beach

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Claire Ruebeck Board Member Co-chair Environmental Preservation Committee

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CIDNA Initiatives

Achievements

  • Extension of Sunset Blvd sidewalk and

bicycle lane

  • Renovations at Cedar Lake South Beach
  • Terrace sitting area with new park

benches

  • Comfort station (toilet and water

fountain)

  • Improved pedestrian and bike trail

alignment

  • Bike racks
  • Shade and evergreen trees

Ongoing (partial list)

  • Community building events
  • Solstice celebration, Earth Day, Arbor Day
  • Tree canopy expansion
  • Cedar Lake South Beach renovations
  • Canoe racks and launch
  • Chairs, picnic table, grill(s), and benches
  • Public art

Guiding Priorities

  • Preserve and enhance natural areas
  • Healthy trees
  • Increase tree canopy, eradicate

buckthorn and replace with alternatives

  • Clean and stable lake water
  • Mitigate impacts of SWLRT
  • Encourage collaborative community activities
  • Promote Safety
  • Pedestrian access and circulation
  • Crime mitigation
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Lake o

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Isles es N Neigh ghborhood F Financial E Engagem emen ents ts

Key ey I Item ems t s tha hat adv dvanced ed: Warming house refresh Lake shoreline clean-up Mobile park benches Painted all neighborhood street drains - No Dumping Items y yet t to a advanc nce, b but with n h neighbo borho hood s d suppo port: Additional rock launch pads to enter lake or fish Dock similar to the one on the south end of lake Chess Tables (also talked about for The Mall) Items that r remain v n viabl ble w with c h communi unity int nterest: Additional permanent benches Additional mobile benches Chess Tables or similar Shoreline enhancements like launch pads Mike Erlandson Vice President Chair NRP Committee mikeerlandson@gmail.com

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Questions? Comments?

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Stay y in n Touch ch!

Check out the project page: www.minneapolisparks.org/cedar-isles Have feedback about the listening session? Tell us about it! www.surveymonkey.com/r/BZZHHSV