Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Three Rivers Park District.
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Oct 30, 2026
Works include approx. 1 LS temporary erosion control measures; 21,587 CY channel and pond excavation; 50 CY asbestos containing material management transport and disposal; 14,326 SY erosion control blanket.
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City
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Plymouth
County
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Hennepin
Address
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3000 Xenium Ln N
Phone Number
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(763) 559-9000
Zip Code
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55441
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Three Rivers Park District
The board meeting featured the presentation of two MRPA Awards of Excellence, the adoption of a resolution of appreciation for an outgoing staff member, and a report from the Superintendent covering natural resource maintenance and water quality improvement projects. Routine business included the review of a public safety incident report, the approval of several Metropolitan Council cooperative and license agreements for regional trail construction and reconstruction, the authorization of various 2026 legacy funding grants for park and trail improvements, and the approval of consultant change orders for regional trail feasibility studies.
The ADA Transition Plan for Three Rivers Park District outlines the organization's commitment to non-discrimination on the basis of disability in its parks, trails, and services. It updates previous plans to ensure compliance with state and federal ADA legislation, addressing accessibility across sites, facilities, buildings, programs, information, and services. The plan details administrative requirements, public involvement strategies, and self-assessment of current conditions, aiming to guide program and facility modifications over the next 15 to 20 years to maximize accessibility.
Public-sector contacts connected to Three Rivers Park District.
The 2040 System Plan outlines strategic priorities for the next 20 years to guide decision-making and resource allocation for Three Rivers. It aims to make nature easily accessible for all people and foster connections through high-quality programs. Key goals include being welcoming and convenient to all people, recognizing parks as essential for vibrant communities by protecting natural resources, and leading by example through intentional and innovative approaches to meet current and future needs. The overall vision is for every person to connect with nature every day.
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