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ABOUT CIDNA
CIDNA is a neighborhood organization organized exclusively for charitable, educational,
religious, or scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501c(3) of the Internal
Revenue Code and, within such exclusive limitations, for the specific purpose of
promoting cooperation among its members; insuring its members a voice in civic affairs
affecting the community; developing a sense of individual involvement in the community;
maintaining and improving the physical, social and cultural environment of the
neighborhood; acting as a contact between the neighborhood and other agencies;
reviewing, studying and making recommendations regarding issues of concern affecting
the neighborhood and area, both directly and indirectly. CIDNA is non-partisan, advisory
and educational in nature.
The area of the Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood is that part of the City of Minneapolis
bounded by Lake Street on the south; France Avenue between Lake Street and West 24th
Street on the west (portions comprising the border of Minneapolis and St. Louis Park).
The northern and eastern borders are formed by a line drawn as follows: starting at West
24th Street (at the St. Louis Park border), thence east across Cedar Lake to the Burnham
Bridge (that crosses the railroad tracks), thence south along the tracks to the Kennilworth
Lagoon; thence east along southern shore of the Lagoon into Lake of The Isles continuing
east to the channel between Lake Calhoun and Lake of the Isles, and thence south to Lake
Street. CIDNA membership is free to all residents.
Board of Directors:
Edwin Bell, Judy Berge, Matthew Dahlquist, Charlie Elowson, Stephen Goltry, Steve
Gove, Art Higinbotham, Gail Lee, Ken Moritz, Don Ostrom, David Shirley, Claire
Ruebeck, Ed Ferlouto
CIDNA Bylaws (revised March 4, 2003) click here (pdf) to download
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