Duluth residents, business persons, and all interested parties are summoned once more, as the city gears up for the fifth public meeting on the West Superior Street reconstruction project. Scheduled for November 13, at Clyde Iron Works Malting Building, the focus will be on presenting the latest on the design specifics, construction phases, timelines, and the broader implications for traffic and the livelihood of surrounding businesses.
With the construction timeline spanning from 2025 to 2028, those at the meeting will be treated to the final layout of the project this time around, allowing attendees the chance to quiz the project team, probe the details, and relay their thoughts, particularly concerning the streetscape proposed in the plans., according to a social media post from
City of Duluth, MN Government
, the meeting will open its doors at 4:30 pm, but it’s the brief presentation at 5:00 pm that will take center stage, summarizing where things stand and what lies ahead for one of the city’s key corridors.
The City of Duluth assures that the reconstruction will be comprehensive: we’re talking full roadway and utility overhauls, traffic light upgrades, stormwater system enhancements, brighter and better street lighting, plus thoughtfully crafted pedestrian walkways and dedicated spaces for cyclists and e-powered devices.
It’s no small investment, with pockets lined by a RAISE federal grant, a MnDOT IIJA Matching Grant, Municipal State Aid for Streets, and utility funds, the city is poised to propel West Superior Street into a future festooned with reliable infrastructure and improved livability for its citizens, all the involved agencies will be on the ground during the open house, keen to share information and gather what they hope will be constructive feedback from those who know the area best—the people of Duluth themselves.
Those interested in diving deeper can visit the official project website at
westsuperiorstreet.com
, with the government’s social media post promising all the finer points of the project are just a click away. The Clyde Iron Works beckons this Wednesday: an open house that doubles as a beacon for community engagement and a testament to Duluth’s commitment to conversation and quality urban redevelopment.
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