Manhattan city officials will host a pair of public input sessions this week to gather feedback on a potential redevelopment project along the city’s riverfront.
A private local group worked for several years on a plan to improve accessibility to the Kansas River.
John Verssue, city planner with Manhattan Community Development, said the city is putting the project into a public planning framework through the parks and recreation department’s Move MHK comprehensive plan.
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