Crews have been busy recently pouring concrete sidewalks and curbs in that area.
According to the city and Stahl Construction, the following are some of the construction highlights for this week (June 15 – June 19):
- Pave Lake Street from Broadway to Walker
- Open one-way westbound traffic from Broadway to Walker
- Begin installing the planting beds and top soils between Barry and Ferndale.
- Install lighting and bases at Broadway and at the Cov plaza.
- Pave the plaza at Cov.
- Install sidewalks and planting curbs at the plaza.
The construction is a part of the Panoway on Wayzata Bay (Lake Effect) Project Phase 1.
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It recently used $25,000 of a contingency fund to speed up the project and pay overtime for construction workers.
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Panoway on Wayzata Bay (Lake Effect) Background
In February of 2011, the city council appointed a Lakefront Task Force to research and provide a recommendation for the future of the City’s lakefront.
The city council adopted the Report of the Wayzata Lakefront Taskforce in January of 2012.
In March of 2014, the city council adopted the Wayzata Lakefront Final Framework Report.
Wayzata selected Civitas as the design team for the Lake Effect Signature Park schematic design in September of 2015.
On December 15, 2016, the city council approved an agreement with the Lake Effect Conservancy as a part of Resolution 29-2016 which defined the scope of the Lake Effect Project and its next steps.
That agreement states that the Conservancy will actively raise Private and Philanthropic Funding.
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