2020 Street & Utility Improvement Project

Keep up to date with the 2020 Street and Utility Improvement Project with email notifications, weekly updates, and informational documents.

St. Anthony Village Street Reconstruction Process

Doran Multifamily Development

Doran Companies is redeveloping the vacant Walmart site, including demolition of the building and parking lot, and replacing the current structure with a two-phase multiple family residential project of approximately 496 dwelling units.

Trident Redevelopment-Bremer & former bowling

Trident Development LLC. is proposing to redevelop the existing Bremer Bank, former bowling alley site and small parcel owned by Bremer Bank site located at 2654 Kenzie Terrace.

Portion of Urban Grove-Development 65 Project

Development 65 proposes to develop a parcel of approximately 4 acres along Stinson Parkway. The parcel in question would be subdivided from the Urban Grove (formerly “Lowry Grove”) manufactured home park property. Development 65 proposes a 125-unit mixed senior facility that would have access from Stinson, and share parking and service access with the Urban Grove development.

Kenzie Terrace & Stinson Parkway Development

(Formerly Redevelopment of Lowry Grove) In Fall of 2016, the City received an informal concept/sketch plan from The Village, LLC for the redevelopment of Lowry Grove at the Northeast corner of Lowry Avenue and Kenzie Terrace. This project is also called the Southern Gateway Project.

County Road C Reconstruction

County Road C between New Brighton Boulevard and Long Lake Road will be reconstructed. Work will include utility upgrades, the addition of a paved trail and placement of new, smooth pavement. Currently the reconstruction is scheduled to begin in spring 2019. Business and community representatives are encouraged to share fleet information, business operation needs and travel patterns by phone or email. The project team values this information for planning in order to minimize disruption and maintain business access.

35 W MnPass Express Lanes-MNDOT Project

In 2017, a two-year I-35W N Preliminary Design study was completed. The study, which included assessing environmental impacts and noise walls, determined constructing a MnPASS lane in each direction between Roseville and Blaine was necessary to relieve congestion, provide a transportation advantage for transit and to add capacity for all motorists. This project page contains information regarding construction schedule, traffic impacts, and background information regarding the project.

I-35W North Gateway Study

MnDOT is studying I-35W from Park Ave. in Minneapolis to Co. Rd. C in Roseville. The purpose of the I-35W North Gateway Project is to develop a long-term solution for all people who use that stretch of freeway. The study will assess the condition of bridges, pavement and interchanges. The study will also gather input from nearby communities on their needs related to transportation and safety. The goal of the project is to identify future construction projects along the freeway.