Design review, May 2024

Thank you to everyone who participated in the May 22nd meeting or online design review. A summary of what we heard from the community is available for review.

If you missed this opportunity but would like to provide additional feedback, please contact Cindy Morgan. 

MnDOT is planning to reconstruct Hwy 16/63 and make Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) improvements. In 2030, the project will:

• Remove the entire road from Tracy Rd. to Griswold St. and replace it with new materials
• The City of Spring Valley will replace local sewer and water utilities
• Install new and upgrade ADA facilities from the Hwy 16/63 intersection to Sample Rd.

During the summer 2023, we heard from community members about their experiences with and priorities for the road. We received suggestions regarding improvements for roadway intersections and pedestrian facilities. 

Based on this feedback, we’ve developed concept improvements. As MnDOT prepares to design of the roadway, we are again seeking input to help us prioritize this work. 

People are welcome to participate by reviewing the information that follows and provide feedback through the survey. They can also join us Wednesday, May 22 at a public meeting. The information is the same.

This survey will close June 5, 2024.

To the extent information submitted in connection with this engagement opportunity identifies an individual or business, the information may be protected from disclosure under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (MGDPA). Any identifying information you provide will not be associated with your individual responses. However, any identifying information will be accessible to MnDOT employees, agents, consultants and contractors with a business need to access the information, and others as required by court order or as authorized by federal or state law. Minor individuals who have provided information on this site have the right to request that parental access to the private data on the minor, be denied. You are not obligated to respond to this engagement opportunity, and there are no consequences if you do not respond. However, if you do not respond, MnDOT may not fully understand who is providing input on the transportation projects, plans and programs for which it is seeking public input.