Project Impact(s):
Economic Development, Education, Recreation & Open Space, Workforce Development
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Collaborators Lead Organization:
University of Minnesota Rochester
Contact:
Jay Hesley
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TBD
; Phone:
TBD
Known/Likely Collaborators:
Community Development Department (Formerly Rochester-Olmsted Planning Department)
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DMC EDA
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Rochester Area Family Y
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University of Minnesota Rochester
Potential Collaborators:
Rochester Area Family Y
Related Projects
Destination Medical Center (DMC)
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Education, Health and Recreation Space (DMC UMR/Rec sub-district)
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Integrated Recreation, Education, Living Space (iREL) Rochester Family Y 2020 Plan Concept
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Journey to Growth Plan
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Planning To Succeed: Rochester 2040 Comprehensive Plan (P2S)
Impacts Major Impact:
Education
PlanScape Impacts : Level 1:
Economic Development, Education, Recreation & Open Space, Workforce Development
Level 2:
Workforce Development, Heart of the City, Discovery Square, UMR and Recreation
DMC Impacts:
Education/Learning Environment, UMR and Recreation
Community Health Impacts:
Type of Project
Planning
Strategies (Principles)
- Leverage public-private partnerships to build capital projects, deliver educational programs, and create research opportunities
- Establish a front door opening from downtown Rochester into the education district and a gateway from the education district to soldiers field park.
- Maintain transparent and active ground floor uses
- Maintain a connected and pedestrian-friendly district throughout
- Create a strong architectural identity along Broadway and 6th street
- Encourage walking, cycling, transit use, and other alternatives to private vehicles
- Hold all capital projects to UM's B3 sustainability guidelines
- A near-term enrollment goal of 1,500 students in Rochester and an ultimate enrollment of 5,000 students.
- At the municipal level, UMR will catalyze both direct and indirect job creation and capital investment. By locating the campus downtown, UMR will invigorate demand for goods and services in the city’s core. The attractiveness of the campus will stimulate demand for non-university growth in the downtown, curbing the recent history of sprawling growth.
Key reports on: University of Minnesota, Rochester Master Plan
2025-12-10 Talent as infrastructure presentation to DMC
PB ePaper Reporting: 2 new campus buildings are planned to accommodate student growth
AI Summary of PB Reporting
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2023-04-23 PB reporting on UMR; 2022-11-22 Plan change due to Covid 2020
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