urbanMSP

See the Google slides presentation for info on why it's part of the Cayuga project and where it's at now.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/ ... sp=sharing

It is a strange solution to a bad MNDoT decision. If it's completed and usable the upside is that it will provide an off-street loop basically all around the perimeter of the neighborhood (excluding Railroad Island).

Sidewalk shown on slide #12 looks a bit narrow.

Definitely, not wide enough for two-way traffic. This is where the built path ends, and we need to find out if this portion will change as they finish the connection with Cayuga.