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MN Valley Trail & Old Cedar Ave. Bridge

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Nancy Welsh
9 years ago Featured

People are actually going to the river and using it since the Minnesota River Greenway and Old Cedar Bridge opened. Continue the progress!

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Sean Epp
11 years ago Featured

Please do not pave this trail. Keep it natural. I grew up in Bloomington and this was my "neighborhood" trail. It has been enjoyed for decades by multiple user groups - cyclists, runners, hikers, birders. Even if users were demonstrably in favor of paving it (they are most certainly not based on turnout), it is wasteful and futile to pave in the this area. "Connecting" trail systems makes sense but has nothing to do with paving part or all of them, this area in particular.

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shane kullman
11 years ago

Don't pave it

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Colin Ford
11 years ago

dont pave this please.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I oppose paving but signed on to get notices.

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Todd Thorsgaard
11 years ago Featured

I grew up in east Bloomington and have enjoyed the unpaved trails for over 50 years. Please do not pave them and eliminate one of the last remaining urban true adventure hiking and biking options.

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Robert Ashton
11 years ago Featured

Please do not go forward with the plan to pave the river bottom trails. I cannot think of a bigger waste of public dollars to pave in a flood plain.

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John Lambe
11 years ago Featured

paving in a flood area is nonsensical. There are already wonderful trails. All that is needed is perhaps some erosion/ bridge work over creeks and streams. The trail in shakopee has been regularly closed due to buckled pavement/ asphalt. It's possible to travel by foot or mountain cycle from belle plaine to fort Snelling as is right now, except for the closed, already paved sections of the trail.

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Pamela Jawish
11 years ago

Please DO NOT pave the River Bottoms!!!!!!!!

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Andy Lane
11 years ago

Please do not pave this area. Bloomington and other cities in the metro already have enough blacktop. Bloomington has the opportunity to preserve this area in its natural state for people to enjoy. This will keep it as a unique attraction that will continue to draw people to Bloomington. Regards, Andy Lane

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Andy Lane
11 years ago

Please do not pave this area. Bloomington and other cities in the metro already have enough blacktop. Bloomington has the opportunity to preserve this area in its natural state for people to enjoy. This will keep it as a unique attraction that will continue to draw people to Bloomington. Regards, Andy Lane

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Brian Gaiser
11 years ago

This trail is our escape from the big city - please PLEASE PLEASE do not pave it! Families of all types enjoy this trail - not just avid cyclists. It is already general use and loved by all. Stop development for development sake!!!!!

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Brian Gaiser
11 years ago

This trail is our escape from the big city - please PLEASE PLEASE do not pave it! Families of all types enjoy this trail - not just avid cyclists. It is already general use and loved by all. Stop development for development sake!!!!!

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Jillandduwayne Dentz
11 years ago

Connecting our parks is important to those of us who enjoy seeing the amazing variety of birds that migrate in the fall and winter months. As Richfield residents connecting the trail to Bloomington is a missing link so far.

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Anonymous
11 years ago Featured

Connecting our parks is important to those of us who enjoy seeing the amazing variety of birds that migrate in the fall and winter months. As Richfield residents connecting the trail to Bloomington is a missing link so far.