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We have updated our construction map for the METRO E Line. You can find it at the top of our project web page.
Dates are approximate and subject to change. There will be no work on May 26 in observance of Memorial Day. As the construction season continues, crews may begin Saturday work at specific locations to maintain the overall project schedule. Future newsletter updates will include details where known.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will grade surfaces and begin constructing sidewalks, curbs, gutters and roadway surfaces.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will continue work on underground utilities.
- Crews will continue constructing sidewalk and roadway surfaces.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will begin sawcutting and removal of concrete on the north side of the intersection.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will continue work on underground utilities.
- Crews will grade surfaces before constructing curbs, gutters, and roadway surfaces.
 
Week of June 2:
- Crews will finish constructing sidewalks on the south side of the intersection.
- Crews will shift traffic control to the north side of the intersection.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
- Crews will begin sawcutting and removal of concrete on the north side of the intersection.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will continue to construct roadway surfaces.
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will grade surfaces before constructing sidewalks.
- Crews will stripe the area and shift traffic control to the north side of the intersection.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will continue to construct new roadway surfaces.
- Crews will begin sawcutting and removal of remaining concrete.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will construct new curb, gutter, and roadway surfaces.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will continue to construct new roadway surfaces.
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
 *Please note: The image above is a bicycle detour.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will begin sawcutting, removal of concrete, and grading in preparation for concrete work.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
- Crews will begin underground utility work.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
- Crews will begin constructing curb, gutter, and roadway surfaces.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will continue sawcutting and removal of concrete.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will continue to work on underground utilities.
- Crews will begin to grade surfaces.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will continue sawcutting and removal of concrete on the east side of the intersection.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
- Crews will grade surfaces before constructing new sidewalks.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will work on underground utilities.
- Crews will construct curbs and gutters.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will construct roadway surfaces and sidewalks.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will construct new roadway surfaces, driveways, and sidewalks.
- Crews will continue to work on underground utilities.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will continue to construct new roadway surfaces and sidewalks.
- Crews will shift work to the north side of the intersection.
- Crews will begin sawcutting and removal of concrete on the north side of the intersection.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
Following the completion of civil construction, work is focused on installation of lighting and E Line platform amenities. We will update this section when we have timelines for this work.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will work for one day to install amenities.
Note: The City of Edina is currently constructing sidewalks along the east side of France Avenue between 60th and 62nd streets. This is not METRO E Line work. To learn more about this project or if you have a concern, please reach out to Chad Millner at the City of Edina.
Following the completion of civil construction, work will be focused on installation of E Line platform amenities. We will update this section when we have timelines for this work.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will patch a small area of asphalt and will stripe the intersection.
Note: The City of Edina is currently reconstructing 65th Street east of Drew Avenue. This is not METRO E Line work. To learn more about this project or if you have a concern, please see the City’s project website.
- Access to Southdale Hospital and Southdale Medical Center parking lots and garages will be maintained during construction.
- France Avenue can be accessed from the Hospital and Medical Center by taking Drew Avenue to 66th Street.
Week of June 2:
- Crews will continue to grade and construct sidewalk and roadway surfaces, including the parking lot entrance on the south side of west 65th Street.
- This work includes the use of heavy machinery, and impacts such as vibrations, loud noise, and dust and debris are to be expected.
Week of June 9:
- Crews will finish constructing roadway and sidewalk surfaces.
- Crews will stripe the roadway and begin site cleanup.
- Crews will remove traffic control.
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