Bryant Ave. S. reconstruction
The City will reconstruct Bryant Ave. S. from Lake St. to 50th St. W.
Dates
2020 - 2023
Project overview
In 2022, the City of Minneapolis plans to reconstruct the street on Bryant Ave S from Lake St to 50th St W.
Project goals:
- Improve pedestrian safety and access
- Create an All Ages and Abilities bicycle connection in the area
- Support existing and future transit service in the area
- Use green infrastructure to collect and treat stormwater runoff
- Accommodate business deliveries and customer access
Traffic impacts
Construction on this project began on June 27th, 2022.
Expect the following temporary traffic impacts:
- Detours
- Lane restrictions
- Intersection reductions
- Parking restrictions
- Revised pedestrian and bicycle routes
Residents, businesses and visitors may face the following:
- Noise
- Vibration
- Dust in work areas
Weekly stakeholder meeting
Join us at the Bryant Ave S weekly stakeholder meeting to get an overview of the upcoming construction work. We will hold the meetings using Microsoft Teams. Meetings will occur every Thursday throughout reconstruction.
Every Thursday
1:00 p.m.
via Microsoft Teams
Help with Microsoft Teams
Anyone can join a Microsoft Teams web meeting. A free software download may be required. The type of download may vary based on how you join the meeting (computer, android device, apple device).
City Council-approved concept design
The Minneapolis City Council adopted the Public Works Recommended concept designs for Bryant Ave. S. and Lyndale Ave. S. on August 20, 2021. Mayor Frey approved the concept designs on August 23, 2021. Public Works staff will now begin working on detailed designs for the one-way recommended design for Bryant Ave. S and for pedestrian and transit improvements to Lyndale Ave. S.
Learn about the adopted Concept Designs
- Watch a video of the Public Works presentation to the Transportation and Public Works Committee of the City Council
- View the adopted concept designs
- View the adopted Complete Streets Checklist
What we've heard
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback and ideas during the concept design phase of this project. We have summarized the themes we’ve heard in a report. You can also view public comments submitted to the City Council.
Project resources
Presentations
Project phase
This project is in progress.
Input
Design
In Progress
Complete
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