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What is a River for All?
A River for All is a project of the City of Grand Rapids that includes the design of 6 opportunity sites along the Grand River and the creation of design guidelines. The design guidelines apply to the entire 7.5 mile river trail that will someday flank both sides of the Grand River from Riverside Park to the north and Millennium Park to the south.
Come see the Final Concept Plans and the River Corridor Design Guidelines!
WHEN:
Thursday, November 1, 2018
11:00AM – 1:00PM (Presentation at 12:10pm)
Complimentary lunch. All ages welcome!
WHERE:
DeVoS Place: River Overlook Room
303 Monroe Ave NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Validated parking available at City Hall, or use the Silverline or DASH transit routes.
Due to limited capacity, you must register to attend.
FINAL CONCEPT PLANS
The following links will bring you to the current plans for the various Opportunity Sites:
- Trail and Connections Plan
- Leonard to Ann Trail Connection Site Plan
- Water Department Storage Yard Site Plan
- Coldbrook Site Plan and Imagery
- Monroe North Site Plan and Imagery
- Grand Rapids Public Museum Site Plan and Imagery
- Fish Ladder Site Plan
Who’s helping create a River for All?
You are! And, several other community stakeholders who are part of two committees. We have an Advisory Committee and Focus Groups. Both represent a diverse mix of viewpoints, expertise, and interests in our community.
Thanks for joining us during ArtPrize!
During ArtPrize, we engaged with thousands of people who were interested in creating a River for All! People walked across the crosswalk, learned about the history of the Grand River and told us how they’d like to see the edges of the Grand River. It was inspiring, and we look forward to engaging with the community even further this spring!
