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Cedar Lake Road Bridge Feedback Meeting
April 11 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
The City will replace the Cedar Lake Road bridge over the BNSF railroad in the Bryn–Mawr neighborhood in 2027.
The temporary repairs are complete and the bridge is now open for cars. The bridge will have one traffic lane in each direction. The sidewalk is closed, so people walking should use the paths on both sides with barriers to keep them safe. The City still plans to replace the Cedar Lake Road bridge in 2027.
In 2027, the City will replace the Cedar Lake Road bridge over the BNSF railroad in the Bryn–Mawr neighborhood.
The bridge over the BNSF railroad is a seven span timber beam bridge built in 1941. The bridge is 142 feet long and 51 feet wide. The Cedar Lake Road bridge is rated as “fair”, so it’s time to replace the entire bridge.
This project will replace the Cedar Lake Road Bridge (MSA route 406) which crosses the BNSF railroad tracks. This bridge replacement will include transportation infrastructure for vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. We’re going to use the advice given in the Transportation Action Plan and Street Design Guide for this project.
More information at https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/projects/cedar-lake-rd-bridge/