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Deephaven receives updates on Minnetonka Boulevard project, sidewalks and park work

Deephaven City Council · June 15, 2026
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Summary

City engineers and staff reported progress on Minnetonka Boulevard Phase 1 and other local infrastructure matters; the Village Hall Park retaining wall item was removed from the agenda because it had already been approved at the June 1 meeting. Staff encouraged residents to consult project web pages for updates.

City engineering and administrative staff reported progress on local infrastructure projects during the Deephaven City Council meeting on June 15, 2026, and identified near-term actions tied to the approved consent agenda.

City Engineer Steve Hegland (Hakanson Anderson) told the council that Centerpoint is working on Minnetonka Boulevard and that Phase 1 of the road project is underway; residents were directed to the project website for schedules and updates. The council also discussed sidewalk options on Vine Hill Road and crosswalk plans. The minutes record street improvement change orders approved in the consent agenda—specifically a clay trench, light pole relocation and a sidewalk extension on Minnetonka Boulevard.

An item for a retaining wall at Village Hall Park was removed from the meeting’s Unfinished Business because the council had already approved the work at the June 1, 2026 meeting; no further action on the retaining wall was taken at the June 15 meeting. The minutes do not include cost or contract details for the retaining wall or the street-change-order budget line items; those figures are recorded as 'not specified' in the minutes and require staff follow-up for procurement details.

Staff also reported routine Public Works activity, including patching and crack-filling.