2018-2022 Resurfacing Map 5-8-17

The City of Minneapolis, Public Works is preparing to perform street improvements in Kingfield this summer.  These improvements will focus on the removal and replacement of the asphalt streets and will include some select curb replacement in areas that curb is missing or completely failed.  The streets involved are part of the original Kingfield residential paving area, which was originally built in 1979.  A map of the assessment/repair project area can be seen at the link above.

Along with this program there is a property assessment that will pay for a portion of the project.  This assessment is based on the uniform assessment rate, which a standard rate is applied to all properties not only in Kingfield, but to all the streets resurface in 2019. You can see a map of the assessed area here.

A neighborhood meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 13 at 6-7 PM at the MLKing Recreation Center to answer questions.   The formal public hearing at City Council will be on February 19, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in council chambers.

Attend any of the 4 public workshops to see the initial concept designs for all 40+ Southwest neighborhood parks:

Thursday, January 31, 6-8pm
Lynnhurst Recreation Center
1345 West Minnehaha Parkway

Monday, February 4, 6-8pm
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
4055 Nicollet Avenue South

Thursday, February 7, 6-8pm
Whittier Recreation Center
425 West 26th Street

Tuesday February 12, 6-8pm
Jones Harrison Residence, Centrum Room
3700 Cedar Lake Avenue

Light refreshments and a table with children’s activities will be at each workshop. Language translation and other accommodations can be provided if request ahead of time, contact  [Read more…]

For Works in Process of all performance modalities including Theatre, Dance, Music, Film, Community-Engaged Performance, and New Media

cfpa (the Center for Performing Arts) will choose up to three Twin Cities-based artists at any stage in their careers to bring an existing piece and/or way-of-working into further development during our Spring short-term residency.  The key components of this residency are free rehearsal space and mentorship (from a professional whose work intersects with yours; from the cfpa team; and among co-residency artists.) The residency concludes with a public presentation and audience conversation.

Please note:  This residency is designed for the deepening and growth of a work already in process. If you need resources for creating a new piece, please consider applying in the late summer for our Fall New Works residency, which is intended to support the invention of new creative processes and new makings. Details will be available here: cfpampls.com/explore-study/presentation-opportunities/

Application Deadline: February 1st, 2019, 6 pm

Apply here: goo.gl/forms/Sil0AabgoagzROsY2

Application fee: $30 (Link to payment will be sent upon receipt of application)

For more information on the ReClaim Series and the artists involved, visit cfpampls.com and click on “ReClaim Series” or contact Jennie Ward, Managing Director at (612) 821-9202.