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We are ready to share several improvement alternatives with the community. Join us for a virtual public meeting on May 20 to get study updates, learn more about each improvement alternative and share your feedback. Can’t make the meeting? The meeting recording will be posted to the study webpage after the meeting.
Tue, May 20
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Register to attend
Take the Hwy 7 study survey
Share your feedback on the proposed improvements with an online survey until June 3. Your feedback will be crucial in helping to select safety and mobility recommendations for the study area. Be sure to take the survey and share your opinion.
Take the survey
Community events and pop-ups
We'll be in your neighborhood! If you see us, stop by to learn more about the study, improvement ideas and share your feedback.
Sat, May 10
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Cub Foods – Minnetonka
4801 County Road 101, Minnetonka, 55345
Sat, May 10
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Cub Foods – Shorewood
23800 Hwy 7, Shorewood 55331
Sat, May 17
Trista Days – Minnetrista
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Minnetrista City Campus
7701 County Rd. 110 W, Minnestrista, 55364
We are studying Hwy 7 from the Hennepin/Carver County line in the City of St. Bonifacius to Hopkins Crossroad in the City of Hopkins to evaluate the existing conditions, understand the needs of the road, and identify feasible alternatives for future improvements. A survey was conducted in summer of 2024 to identify areas of concern in the study area. Responses were analyzed along with existing community plans, traffic counts, crash history and road operations. Based on this analysis, we identified the following needs for the study area:
- Vehicle safety
- Vehicle mobility
- Walkability / bikeabilty
Read more about the survey findings and study area needs online.
This study will also inform the future design of a pavement resurfacing project planned for 2029 from the Hennepin/Carver County line in the City of St. Bonifacius to .2 miles east of Mill St. in the City of Shorewood.
This study will continue through fall 2025. For more information, visit the Hwy 7 study webpage.
 
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