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<br />Chicago-Lake Urban Design Study <br />Minneapolis, Minnesota <br />The Chicago-Lake Urban Design Project is a comprehensive <br />approach examining the areas of neighborhood revitaliza- <br />tion, economic development, land use, urban design, trans- <br />portation and parks and open space from a neighborhood <br />based perspective. Work was completed in close association <br />with the Chicago-Lake Business Association and the Lake <br />Street Council. <br /> <br />In developing the conceptual plan for the commercial area, <br />existing conditions, issues, opportunities and constraints <br />were inventoried and studied. Goals and objectives to <br />guide the future decision-making of the area were formulat- <br />ed through numerous public meetings with area businesses. <br /> <br />Recommendations are made for a conceptual commercial <br />improvement plan and implementation steps, strategies and <br />potential projects are outlined to assist the business associa- <br />tion in future decision-making. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />......................................-........................................................................................................................,......................................................................u.. <br /> <br />Bottineau Comprehensive Plan <br />Minneapolis, Minnesota <br />The Bottineau Comprehensive Plan was the first step in <br />providing a re-direction for this inner-city neighborhood, <br />located on the east bank of the Mississippi River. Work <br />was completed in close association with Bottineau <br />Citizens in Action and area residents. <br /> <br />The major task was to develop a neighborhood-based <br />plan which cOuld integrate vacant and underutilized <br />industrial lands into a comprehensive residential vision <br />for the future. Under-utilized rail corridors become the <br />spine for a new open space system. A greenway pro- <br />vides a connection between Bottineau and Gluek <br />Riverside Parks, with new housing and small commer- <br />cial space developed on the vacant industrial lands. <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br /> <br />