Intersection: Taking it to the Street

Contributing Organization(s): McKnight Foundation, The

Author(s)/Creator(s): Tony Proscio

Publishing Date: 2005-03-30

Issue Areas: Economic Development; Housing and Homelessness

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Available at: http://www.mcknight.org/stream_document.aspx?rRID=2407&pRID;=2406

This case study series is part of a commitment by Living Cities, The McKnight Foundation, and PLCP to create and share new knowledge about neighborhood and urban revitalization. Payne-Lake Community Partners (PLCP) is the name of the Pilot Cities Initiative in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Its focus is two of the Twin Cities' most historic commercial and residential corridors: Payne Avenue in St. Paul and Lake Street in Minneapolis. New and established communities are bringing fresh energy and creating exciting opportunities for shared wealth and prosperity in corridor neighborhoods that will be long-term social, economic, and cultural anchors. PLCP's agenda to connect people and place is to:

Invest in the entrepreneurial energy of new immigrants and communities of color

Accelerate the revitalization of two commercial corridors

Expand the corridor markets into surrounding neighborhoods and the regional economy

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Available at: http://www.mcknight.org/stream_document.aspx?rRID=2407&pRID;=2406

Intended Audience: Advocates; General Public; Policy Professionals; Researchers

Type/Format: CaseStudy

Language code: English

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