Lake Lucy Road Rehabilitation Project

Overview

This proposed project is planned to be constructed in 2020. The portion of Lake Lucy Road scheduled for rehabilitation is between State Highway 41 (Hazeltine Boulevard) and County Road 117 (Galpin Boulevard). The road, originally constructed between 1994 and 1998, is designated as a Municipal State Aid Street – thus the plans will need to meet State Aid Standards in addition to being reviewed and approved by the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s State Aid Division. The project will primarily be funded by the city’s State Aid funds, assessments, and utility funds.

The project is anticipated to include a mill and overlay surface improvement of the bituminous street, a full depth reclamation of the adjacent trail, spot curb and gutter replacement, ADA pedestrian ramps, miscellaneous utility improvements as necessary (e.g. spot repairs of storm, sanitary, and water utilities).

Contact Us

  1. Erik Henricksen

    Project Engineer
    Email
    Phone: (952) 227-1165

  2. Steve Ferraro

    Construction Manager/Engineering Technician IV
    Email
    Phone: (952) 227-1166

Lake Lucy Road Rehab (Hwy41-Galpin) Map

Project Updates

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Project Schedule

Neighborhood Open House January 28, 2020
Accept Feasibility Report/Call Public Hearing March 2020
Public Hearing March 2020
Approve Plans & Specifications/Authorize Bidding April 2020
Bid Openings May 2020
Neighborhood Meeting June 2020
Assessment Hearing/Award Contract June 2020
Start Construction July 2020
Substantial Completion Fall 2020
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Project Notification Disclaimer
Due to the variability of construction, updates typically do not include specific details such as day-to-day scheduled activity. The City's inspector or contractor will notify occupants directly if they will be impacted by a utility service shut down (example: water shutoff), or work (such as excavation or new curb) that will impede access to the property for a period of hours or days.