Lexington Avenue (CSAH 17) at Lake Drive (CSAH 23) and from North Road (CR 10) to 111 th Avenue – Surface Reconditioning Recent County and MnDOT geometric improvements on Lake Drive and TH 97 have changed the existing West Freeway Drive access to a right-in/right-out only.īunker Lake Boulevard (CSAH 116) at Martin Street - Left Turn Lane & Median ImprovementsĪs part of Phase II of the 2022 Overlay Program, Anoka County, in partnership with the City of Andover, is reconstructing the median and left turn lanes at the intersection of Bunker Lake Boulevard (CSAH 116), Martin Street and the Walmart access road.Ģ022 Overlay Program Phase II (South) - starting July 1, 2022Ĭoon Rapids Blvd (CSAH 1) from 9 th Avenue to Mississippi Blvd – Surface ReconditioningĮast River Road (CSAH 1) from Mississippi Street (CSAH 6) to Osborne Road (CSAH 8) – Mill and Overlay

In addition, the City of Columbus has received funding thru the State Park Road Account to fund road improvements for the access into onto the DNR’s Lamprey Pass Wildlife Management Area (LPWMA). West Freeway Drive (CSAH 54) Realignment North of Lake Drive (CSAH 23)Īnoka County received a Local Road Improvement Program grant to fund a portion of the realignment and reconstruction of West Freeway Drive (CSAH 54), north of Lake Drive (CSAH 23), which is a City roadway under the jurisdiction of City of Columbus. Lexington Avenue (CSAH 17) Turn Lane Additions - Pheasant Ridge Drive to 112th AvenueĪs part of Phase II of the 2022 Overlay Program, Anoka County is constructing dedicated right turn lanes on Lexington Avenue (CSAH 17) from Pheasant Ridge Drive to 112 th Avenue, in the City of Blaine. The project will incorporate a multi-use bituminous trail within the corridor, along with a traffic control signal at the intersection of North Lake Boulevard and Legacy Creek Parkway. Construction is anticipated for Summer 2022.ġ25th Avenue (CSAH 14) Reconstruction - Harpers Street to Lexington Avenue (CSAH 17)ĬSAH 14 will be upgraded from a two-lane rural section to a four-lane divided urban section from Harpers Street to CSAH 17. Each intersection will be redone individually as a small business contract.

These projects will increase the walkability of the area, and also provide contracting opportunities to local small businesses for the construction.

13, 2022.ġ09th Avenue (CSAH 12) Pedestrian Ramp Improvement Projectįour pedestrian ramp pairs, at the intersections of 109 th Avenue (CSAH 12) with 6 th Street, Terrace Road, Quincy Boulevard, and Buchanan Street, will be reconstructed in partnership with MnDOT. Additional pedestrian and traffic safety improvements will also be made during this construction.īelow is a time-lapse video of Foley Boulevard RR bridge project from JAug. Construction is tentatively scheduled for 2022.įoley Boulevard (CSAH 11) - BNSF Railway Grade Separationįoley Boulevard, from East River Road to Coon Rapids Boulevard, will be reconstructed to a four-lane divided highway over the BNSF railroad tracks. Coon Rapids Boulevard (CSAH 1) and Blackfoot Street Signal ReplacementĪnoka County, in partnership with the City of Coon Rapids, is developing a preliminary layout for replacing and updating the existing signal system at CSAH 1 (Coon Rapids Boulevard) and Blackfoot Street.

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