On this page, you can see our history of engagement with the project. To access all the materials published by the city, see City of Minneapolis – Logan Park Industrial.
Logan Park Industrial April 2026 Meetings
Public Works provided updated plans at our April General Meeting and an open forum meeting at NE Park. The team shared updated plans which they intend to publish on the website.
LPNA General Meeting
🗓️ Wednesday, April 15, 2026 ⏰ 7:00pm – 8:30pm
📍Logan Park Recreation Center (690 13th Ave. NE, Mpls)
Open forum meeting
🗓️ Wednesday, April 8, 2026 ⏰ 4:00pm – 6:00pm
📍Northeast Recreation Center (1530 Johnson St NE, Mpls)
Take the Logan Park Industrial Survey #3! (Closed 6/10/25)
Closed June 10, 2025. Please take a brief survey to give your feedback on the new concepts for Quincy Street. The City of Minneapolis is preparing to reconstruct several roads in the area and is looking for feedback from the community to help shape the future vision and design of these public spaces. This survey takes approximately 3-5 minutes to complete.
Click to view the new Quincy Street Concept Alternatives that were shared at the special Quincy Street Open House held on May 7, 2025.
Logan Park Neighborhood Support for Public Art
May 28, 2025 – LPNA provided a letter of support for Public Art as part of the Quincy Street Reconstruction Project. The Transportation will be submitting our letter with their application to the Public Art Team.
5/7/25 – Logan Park Industrial Open House 4: Design Concept Review
🗓️ Wednesday, May 7, 2025 ⏰ 4:00pm – 6:00pm
📍Northeast Recreation Center (1530 Johnson St NE, Mpls)
This is your chance to share feedback on new design concept alternatives for Quincy Street. The City will also have approved design concepts for other streets available to view. No formal presentation, so stop by anytime that works for you!
1/27/25 – LPNA Board of Directors responds to the Logan Park Industrial project
Click here to read the letter from the LPNA Board of Directors regarding the Logan Industrial Project
2/19/25 Logan Park Industrial Open House for streets other than Quincy St
This open house specifically focuses on Tyler, Jackson, Van Buren, 12th Ave, 13th Ave, 14th Ave. As the Qunicy St redevelopment is getting significantly more engagement, the City has decided to move forward with the other streets separately.
🗓️ Wednesday, Feb 19, 2025 ⏰ 4:30pm – 6:30pm
📍Northeast Recreation Center (1530 Johnson St NE, Mpls)
1/28/25 Update: Quincy Street decoupled from remaining streets in Logan Park Industrial:
The City of Minneapolis has extended the design process for Quincy Street to provide time for additional engagement and to explore design options. The other streets in the project will continue as planned. The City is exploring the use of non-standard features to meet the unique needs, uses, and context of the roadway.
What does this mean for the project?
The six other streets in the project area will be moving towards concept layout approval by the City Council this spring as originally planned. There will be future engagement opportunities with different ideas for Quincy at a future date, so we encourage those with an interest in Quincy to join our project email list to learn about these meetings. While some of the other six streets may start construction in 2026, Quincy would not start before 2027.
Logan Park Industrial Survey + New Materials!
The City of Minneapolis is preparing to reconstruct several roads in the area and is looking for feedback from the community to help shape the future vision and design of these public spaces. This survey takes approximately 3-5 minutes to complete.
Action:
- Take the **NEW** Logan Park Industrial Survey! (Now closed, 1/28/25)
- Questions include brick preferences, traffic calming favorites, and design priorities!
For Review:
- Check out the results from the first survey here.
- See the Round #2 Design Details here
- See the Round#2 Project update here
For full details, visit the project website.
Contacts
- Katie White, Senior Transportation Planner Public Works, 612-283-2097 [email protected]
- Andrew Schmitz, Associate Transportation Planner Public Works, 612-673-2721, [email protected]
- Elliot Payne, 612-673-2201, [email protected]
- Mayor Jacob Frey’s office, 612-673-2100, [email protected]
Press
The linked articles may contain opinion, and those opinions are not necessarily shared or endorsed by LPNA.
| Contention over pending Quincy Street changes | Mark Peterson Northeaster Newspaper | 4/13/2026 |
| Anxiety, uncertainty as Minneapolis presents yet another design for artsy Quincy Street | Elliot Hughes The Minnesota Star Tribune | 4/11/26 |
| On the Logan Park Industrial Project: Keep Quincy weird | Katherine Boyce The Minnesota Star Tribune | 12/6/24 (Alternate Link) |
| “Keep the character,” neighbors say: Logan Park Industrial takes second look at street renovation | Cynthia Sowden Northeaster Newspaper | 12/4/24 |
| City isn’t listening to Logan Park Industrial neighborhood users | Mina Adsit, AIA Northeaster Newspaper | 12/4/24 |
| Unusual Minneapolis enclave skeptical of city’s planned redevelopment | Elliot Hughes The Minnesota Star Tribune | 11/27/24 |
LPNA Board of Directors Official Response to the Logan Park Industrial Project as of 1/27/25
Click here to read the letter from the LPNA Board of Directors regarding the Logan Industrial Project as of 1/27/25