Residents of Burnsville and Savage take note: The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) has taken it upon themselves to tackle the congestion and safety concerns on Highway 13. The project, stretching from Nicollet Ave in Burnsville to Quentin Ave in Savage, aims to enhance traffic flow, improve safety, and upgrade the worn-out drainage and utility infrastructure. The MnDOT is inviting community members to an open house on November 21st at the City Hall in Burnsville, an opportunity to peruse the project plans and engage with those who devised them.
According to asocial media postby the City of Burnsville, Minnesota – Municipal Government, the open house event is set to take place from 4:30 6:30 p.m., offering locals a chance to understand the scope and scale of the improvements planned. MnDOT’s project is a response to the growing concerns over traffic density and safety records on this particular stretch of road, challenges that have long been the bane for drivers and city planners alike.
Community engagement is a crucial element of the MnDOT s approach to this project, ensuring that those who use Highway 13 must have a say in its transformation. The City of Burnsville and MnDOT are hoping for a strong turnout at the open house event, encouraging locals to bring their queries and concerns as they take an active role in shaping the future of their commute.
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