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Roadwork on Highway 101 in Wayzata, which was previously reported by Wayzata.com, is currently underway. Crews have started milling and overlaying the road as part of an overnight improvement project.
According to county officials, the work is expected to be completed by the morning. Drivers should remain cautious while traveling in the area and plan for minor disruptions during the overnight hours.
More updates will be provided as needed.
The Lake Street Plaza Park, a part of the Lake Street construction project, has been opened to the public.
Wayzata.com – August 16, 2020
It is located adjacent to CōV Restaurant.
Wayzata.com – August 16, 2020
According to the city of Wayzata, work continues on landscaping and plant installation, sidewalk and concrete pavement construction, irrigation and lighting systems.
Eastbound Lake Street will remain closed to allow the contractors access to the new Plaza Park area.
Meanwhile, Lake Street, between Ferndale Road and Barry Avenue is open to motorists in both directions and to pedestrians on the south side of Lake Street.
According to Stahl Construction, this week crews will continue to work on the interior of the plaza bathroom, and begin installing precast seat walls.
Stahl projects that it will begin to pour the concrete for a splash pad that will be located across from Ben & Jerry’s next week.
Here’s a bird’s eye view of Wayzata’s Lake Street on April 18, 2020.
Wayzata.com will track the construction changes along Lake Street throughout 2020.
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Construction work on Lake Street as a part of Panoway Phase I is underway.
The initial phase includes Lake Street, Lake Street Plaza, and the Dakota Rail Regional Trail.
The Wayzata City Council decided to continue moving forward with the Panoway Lake Street construction project at a special emergency workshop meeting on Thursday, March 26.
Much to the relief of Wayzata residents, visitors, guests, business, and other stakeholders, the 101 / Central Avenue Bridge is set to re-open this weekend.
According to MN Dot Spokesman David Aekins, the bridge redecking project cost approximately $4 million. Of that amount Hennepin County is contributing approximately $1.9 million.
Aekins also indicated the bridge was originally built in 1970 and that safety and traffic improvements include: left turn lanes, wider sidewalks, a higher railing, and a new concrete deck.
Crews may finish their work on Saturday, but the official opening is scheduled for Sunday November 17th, 2019. Stay tuned to Wayzata.com, your Wayzata road construction news leader.
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If you’re like me you’ve got orange cone fatigue having spent the last several years in Wayzata with all major roads under construction. Road crews were at it again last evening in the East Neighborhood as you can see in this photo. More road construction is slated for Central and Wayzata Boulevard to replace the gas mains. This project is expected to last about a week or so–with most work occurring overnight. Ugh!
My prescription for you–happy hour at the local watering holes and a 6 month moritorium on road construction in Wayzata in the year 2019.
The City of Wayzata has recently posted the following update on the official City website Wayzata.org:
“Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) will be replacing the railroad crossing at Barry Avenue South beginning Monday, October 13th. This railroad crossing is located just south of Lake Street, near the Wayzata Depot and the Boatworks building. The railroad crossing will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic as of 6:00 a.m. on Monday, October 13th, with restoration of the crossing anticipated by late Thursday, October 16th.
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| Image courtesy City of Wayzata via Wayzata.org. |
Phone contact regarding the detour call the non-emergency police dispatch at 763-525-6210.“
Hennepin County will reconstruct County Road 101 (Bushaway Road) in Minnetonka, Woodland and Wayzata. The project extends from north of Minnetonka Boulevard (County Road 5) to US Highway 12 at Wayzata Boulevard. The project is slated to begin mid-September 2014 and is expected to be finished by fall 2016.
Eastman Lane and McGinty Road (Wayzata)
Eastman Lane and McGinty Road in Wayzata will be closed to traffic with only local access permitted on Thursday, September 25. McGinty Road is anticipated to reopen later this fall with Eastman Lane reopening in early spring 2015. Advance notice signs have been placed in the area and a signed detour will be provided.
Closure from Minnetonka Boulevard to U.S. Highway 12
It is anticipated that County Road 101 from Minnetonka Boulevard in Minnetonka to U.S. Highway 12 in Wayzata will be closed to vehicle thru traffic starting in October. This closure will remain for the duration of this project. Advance warning signs will be placed and a signed detour provided.
You can find the detour maps under closures and detours on the project webpage.
As part of the project, crews will begin clearing trees and other vegetation per the approved construction plans. Next, utility work will begin followed by the reconstruction of the road.
Grading of roundabout in Minnetonka
The contractor will begin grading the 90 degree curve of County Road 101 located just north of Minnetonka Boulevard at Breezy Point Curve and McKenzie Point Road, in preparation for installation of a roundabout. This work will also begin shortly after September 22. County Road 101 will remain open at this location during the start of this grading work.
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Private utility relocations
Intermittent utility relocation work can be expected throughout the project corridor. Private utility companies will provide advance notice signs in areas of their work.
Railroad bridge
The bridge over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, north of McGinty Road in Wayzata, is currently open and work will begin in this area at a later date.
Gray’s Bay Marina and boat launch in Minnetonka
Throughout this reconstruction project, access will be maintained to the Gray’s Bay Marina slips and boat launch, although detours may be required to reach the marina. Updates will be provided as needed to slip holders and to launch users, as access may change on a regular basis as work proceeds.
The road reconstruction project for Hennepin County Road 101 (Bushaway Road) in Minnetonka, Woodland and Wayzata begins Thursday, September 25, 2014. At that time, Eastman Lane and McGinty Road in Wayzata will be closed to traffic with only local access permitted. During this initial phase of the construction, County Road 101 from Minnetonka Boulevard to U.S. Highway 12 will remain open. Work will also begin on the grading of County Road 101 just north of Minnetonka Boulevard at Breezy Point Curve and McKenzie Point Road in preparation for the installation of a roundabout. County Road 101 will remain open in this area during the start of this grading work.
As part of the project, crews will begin clearing trees and other vegetation per the approved construction plans. Next, utility work will begin followed by the reconstruction of the road.
County Road 101 (Bushaway Road) reconstruction is designed to address safety concerns. The new road will accommodate increased traffic and replace the aging roadway and infrastructure. Segments will be closed during different stages of construction. Completion is scheduled for 2016.
Drivers are reminded at all times to proceed with caution through all construction areas. For more information, visit www.hennepin.us/countyroad101, email countyroad101@hennepin.us or call the
project information line at 1-866-981-1101.
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