Properties
 By nature of their locations relative to downtown Cold Spring, Highway 23 and the Sauk River, each of the four sites presents individual opportunities for development and play different roles within the city. Links between the properties and existing landmarks can expand the value of each site, and build a network of connected amenities within Cold Spring. A proposed segment of the ROCORI Trail runs along the railroad corridor and leads to the Glacier Lakes Trail to the west. The proposed trail will link Cold Spring into other regional trail systems such as the Lake Wobegon Trail to the north and the Quarr y Trail to St. Cloud.
Downtown Campus
The Downtown Campus site, representing the historic home of Cold Spring Granite since 1920, is uniquely situated between downtown Cold Spring and the Sauk River, offering unprecedented redevelopment prospects. The Downtown Campus is the entrance to the downtown, with excellent visibility and access from Highway 23. It is also surrounded by three parks and adjacent to some of the most desirable downtown amenities. READ MORE >
Westview Property
At the west entr y to the city, the Westview property offers a large plot of land for development on Highway 23 that is also within walking distance to downtown. Development on this site will be highly visible and an important factor in forming the experience of travelers on Highway 23. READ MORE >
Granite East Property
Located on the fringe of the city core, Granite East is the largest of the sites. The size and location of the property allows for larger types of development. A portion of land along the Sauk River and within the floodplain may present an opportunity for a recreational area on this property that is easily accessed from the downtown and nearby residential neighborhoods. READ MORE >
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