Community Facilities Study

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The Minnetonka City Council accepted the Community Facilities Study at its May 6, 2024 meeting.

The City of Minnetonka offers a vibrant array of indoor recreation facilities to meet our community's needs. However, as needs evolve, the city's recreation facilities face challenges as they age related to operations, programming and physical infrastructure.

With the purchase of The Marsh in February 2023, the city commissioned a facilities study to create a road map for the future of indoor recreation. The community facilities study will analyze current uses and explore future opportunities of four city recreation facilities:

It will look at how the facilities serve community needs, as well as facility improvements and revenue-generating opportunities. The project, led by HGA consultants, will include multiple opportunities for community engagement over the coming months.

The final study will be a guiding document to determine potential future investments in our recreational facilities with a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities studied. Acceptance of the study does not approve future projects but helps staff prioritize what projects to advance and pursue funding for in the future.

The Minnetonka City Council accepted the Community Facilities Study at its May 6, 2024 meeting.

The City of Minnetonka offers a vibrant array of indoor recreation facilities to meet our community's needs. However, as needs evolve, the city's recreation facilities face challenges as they age related to operations, programming and physical infrastructure.

With the purchase of The Marsh in February 2023, the city commissioned a facilities study to create a road map for the future of indoor recreation. The community facilities study will analyze current uses and explore future opportunities of four city recreation facilities:

It will look at how the facilities serve community needs, as well as facility improvements and revenue-generating opportunities. The project, led by HGA consultants, will include multiple opportunities for community engagement over the coming months.

The final study will be a guiding document to determine potential future investments in our recreational facilities with a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities studied. Acceptance of the study does not approve future projects but helps staff prioritize what projects to advance and pursue funding for in the future.

  • Council accepts study final report

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    The city council accepted the final report of the Community Facilities Study, which serves as a guiding document to determine potential future investments in the city's recreational facilities and provides a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities. The council's acceptance of the study does not commit the council to specific projects or expenditures, but staff will pursue financial options for future improvements based upon the priorities that the council expressed at the April 15 study session, which included support for keeping The Marsh operational long-term.

    The city council accepted the final report of the Community Facilities Study, which serves as a guiding document to determine potential future investments in the city's recreational facilities and provides a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities. The council's acceptance of the study does not commit the council to specific projects or expenditures, but staff will pursue financial options for future improvements based upon the priorities that the council expressed at the April 15 study session, which included support for keeping The Marsh operational long-term.

  • Council to consider community facilities study May 6

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    The Minnetonka City Council will be asked to consider and accept the final community facilities study at its May 6, 2024, regular meeting.

    The community facilities study explores the current and future uses of four Minnetonka recreation facilities, incorporating feedback from more than 1,000 community members. The council reviewed a draft of the plan at its April 15 study session.

    The final study will be a guiding document to determine potential future investments in our recreational facilities with a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities studied. Acceptance of the study does not approve future projects but helps staff prioritize what projects to advance and pursue funding for in the future.

    The Minnetonka City Council will be asked to consider and accept the final community facilities study at its May 6, 2024, regular meeting.

    The community facilities study explores the current and future uses of four Minnetonka recreation facilities, incorporating feedback from more than 1,000 community members. The council reviewed a draft of the plan at its April 15 study session.

    The final study will be a guiding document to determine potential future investments in our recreational facilities with a wide variety of potential options for the four facilities studied. Acceptance of the study does not approve future projects but helps staff prioritize what projects to advance and pursue funding for in the future.

  • Community facilities study draft available for review

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    A draft of the community facilities study is now available.

    The community facilities study explores the current and future uses of four Minnetonka recreation facilities, incorporating feedback from more than 1,000 community members.

    The city council will receive a presentation of the draft report at the April 15, 2024 study session. No action will be taken. Public comment is not taken at council study sessions.

    A draft of the community facilities study is now available.

    The community facilities study explores the current and future uses of four Minnetonka recreation facilities, incorporating feedback from more than 1,000 community members.

    The city council will receive a presentation of the draft report at the April 15, 2024 study session. No action will be taken. Public comment is not taken at council study sessions.