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Council approves final design and bidding for County Road 15 sidewalk replacements

2115276 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

Mound approved final plans and authorized bids for sidewalk repair and ADA ramp work on County Road 15, with Hennepin County covering some ADA improvements.

The Mound City Council voted Jan. 14 to accept a feasibility study and authorize final design and bidding for two sidewalk projects on County Road 15 (projects PW2508 and PW2509) as a coordinated effort with Hennepin County.

City engineer Matt Baumann told the council the work is timed to coordinate with planned county milling and overlay of County Road 15 this summer; once the county paves there is a five-year moratorium on elective excavations. The projects include a city-only segment (Belmont Lane to Fairview Lane), shared mainline sidewalk repairs, and county-funded ADA ramp improvements the county will pay to design and construct.

Baumann presented an estimated total cost for the combined effort in the low seven figures and said Hennepin County has pledged funds to cover the ADA ramps and a large portion of shared mainline sidewalk repairs. The city plans to use bond proceeds and municipal state aid dollars to cover its portion.

Council members asked about schedule; Baumann said the city aims to advertise bids by late March and award in April so construction can proceed before the county’s paving. The council approved the staff recommendation to receive the study and order advertisement for bids by voice vote; the meeting transcript records the motion and an affirmative voice vote but no roll-call tally for this item.

The action is part of a multi-year program to incrementally repair sidewalks and pedestrian facilities on county-administered streets within Mound.