Arts + Culture for Construction Mitigation: Hwy 250 in Lanesboro, MNStatus: ActiveProject Start Date: 06/29/2023Subscribe for Updates Summary: Can placemaking, temporary art, community or cultural events support quality of life and help offset the negative impacts of road construction? MnDOT, with the University of Minnesota Humphrey School of Public Affairs, is conducting a research implementation project that will help answer that question while potentially offsetting the impacts of highway construction on downtown Lanesboro when Highway 250 is rebuilt. Anticipated timeline: September 2023 through 2027. Final Deliverables: Related Materials: Related Research: TRS: Mitigating Construction Impacts on Local Businesses Assessing the Effects of Highway Improvements on Adjacent Businesses Project Personnel: Principal Investigator: Frank Douma Co-Principal Investigator: Camila Fonseca-Sarmiento Technical Liaison: Kayla Dean, Hally Turner Project Coordinator: David Glyer Panel Members: Ashley Zidon - Land Management Cynthia Morgan - District 6 Jeanne Aamodt - Communications & Public Engagmt Jessica Oh - Sustainability & Public Health Lisa Austin - Metro District Michael Dougherty - District 6 Michelle Kiley - Transit and Active Transportation Nicholas Maki - District 6 Nicole Campbell - Metro District Renee Raduenz - Metro District Sarah Peterson - Sustainability and Public Health Timothy Zamzow - District 6