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Organization: Quarry Hill Nature Center

Sector: 501C-3 Non-Profit

Organization Mission: Quarry Hill Nature Center is located in 320-acre Quarry Hill Park, often referred to as the "Jewel" of the Rochester Park system. Year round free admission, learn more about the Nature Center features

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Status Reports / News 
Related PlanScape Status on: Clean Air & water, Recreation & Open Space

Key reports on: Quarry Hill Nature Center


September 30, 2024: West Transit Village
September 2024 DMCC Board Update

September 2022 DMCC Board Status: NTH to run a developer selection process with Mayo

 

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September 30, 2024: Economic Vibrancy & Growth Management

City teammates providing an update on this work, specifically regarding legacy public infrastructure projects, Unbound, infrastructure investments and regulatory milestones.  

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April 27, 2024: 2024 Destination Medical Center (DMC) Updates
DMC Updates April 29 Presentation to City Council Study Session 

Transit Village

Business Development

Historic District

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March 12, 2024: University of Minnesota Rochester at DMC Board November
DMCC Board November 17, 2023 Meeting UMR Update

Presentation Slides

Video Recording

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November 30, 2023: Riverfront Small Area Plan

November DMCC Board:

  • Presentation Slides
  • Video Clips

 

May 19, 2023 Report to DMC

Nov 20 City of Rochester Study Session

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April 23, 2023: University of Minnesota, Rochester Master Plan Update
2023-04-23 PB reporting on UMR;  2022-11-22 Plan change due to Covid 2020

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November 19, 2022: Riverfront Small Area Plan
Consultant Team Report and Recommendations to the City of Rochester

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May 24, 2022: Silver Lake Master Plan Focus Groups
Rochester Community Encouraged to Engage with the Start of the Silver Lake Park Master Plan Process

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March 03, 2022: Green Business Recognition Program
An initiative to recognize local businesses for taking strides toward sustainability.

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February 03, 2022: Riverfront Small Area Plan Consultant selected
Gambol Associates, a Massachusetts firm, selected for the project to come up with a concrete proposal. 

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June 17, 2021: Sustainable, Resilient Rochester
Sustainability Task Force: Presentations to CMRC, Housing and Feedback from survey and action plan

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May 27, 2021: Discovery Walk
March 2021 DMCC approval for Bid

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December 10, 2020: Co-designing of Discovery Walk Concept
Summary of Co-design of Discovery Walk and Codify the co-design process. 

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Impacts

The work of this organization may have impacts on the following areas:

PlanScape

Lvl 1: Clean Air & water ; Recreation & Open Space

Lvl 2:

DMC Impact: Livable City Sports, Recreation, Nature

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Organization Life Cycle Assessment (Pause, Startup, Steady, Isolated Impact, Collective Impact  Unknown)

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Project Phase Definitions
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  1. Available - a product, program or service is in production
  2. Develop - program or application is being developed
  3. Plan - idea is solid, stakeholders are identified, and there is strong commitment to go forward from all parties.
  4. Concept Phase - idea scoped out with enough details to give an early sizing and/or to build a proof of concept
    demonstration
  5. Pre-concept Phase - an early idea or a requirement.
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