 36th Avenue Rehabilitation Project Update
Phase 1 of the 36th Avenue Rehabilitation Project is underway. The roadway is closed from Zachary Lane/East Medicine Lake Boulevard to the east entrance of Robbinsdale Armstrong High School through mid-summer.
Local access is available via Wellington Lane (north-south crossing at 36th Avenue).
View detour & phase maps: plymouthmn.gov/36thavenue
This Week (Week of April 21)
- Tree, fence, curb and pavement removals began.
- Private utility work, including utility pole relocations, is underway.
Upcoming Work – Week of April 28
Curb and pavement removals, as well as private utility work continues; retaining wall installation on the south side of 36th Avenue will begin.
- Private utility work will extend from the east entrance of Robbinsdale Armstrong High School to Highway 169. This portion of 36th Avenue will remain open to traffic.
Water outage expected: Watermain work will begin and properties in the area should expect water outages from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during this work.
- A city representative will notify all impacted properties with a handout at least 24 hours prior to the planned shutdown.
Project Contacts
If you have questions or concerns during the construction of this project, please contact one of the individuals below.
Drew Bailey, Construction Project Representative (Bolton & Menk)
763-358-1045 or drew.bailey@bolton-menk.com
Nick Amatuccio, Project Manager (Bolton & Menk)
612-965-3926 or nickam@bolton-menk.com
Joe Shamla, Assistant City Engineer (City of Plymouth)
763-509-5541 or jshamla@plymouthmn.gov
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