Politics & Government

Highway 110 Construction: Westbound Closure

Motorists traveling westbound on Highway 110 in Inver Grove Heights, West St. Paul, and Mendota Heights will encounter a closure next week.

DAKOTA COUNTY, MN — Motorists traveling westbound on Highway 110 in Inver Grove Heights, West St. Paul, Sunfish Lake and Mendota Heights will encounter a closure and a detour between Interstate 494 and Interstate 35E beginning at 12:01 a.m. Monday, Aug. 7 (following the opening of eastbound Highway 110).

Motorists wishing to travel westbound on Highway 110 should follow the signed detour using westbound I-494, northbound I-35E and eastbound Highway 110 in order to bypass the closure.

The north and south movements will remain open at the intersections of Highway 149/Dodd Road, Delaware Avenue and Highway 110. However, there will be several intersections that may be restricted or closed throughout the work zone.

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Motorists traveling eastbound on Highway 110 will use their usual lanes. (For more local news, click here to sign up for real-time news alerts and newsletters from Minnesota Patch, click here to find your local Minnesota Patch . Also, follow us on Facebook , and if you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app.)

Note: Nearby residences and businesses may experience some noise during construction work. As of, June 12, the contractor has been working 24 hours per day at least 6 days a week. This work includes, but is not limited to: removals, excavation/grading, installation/removal of shoring, and installation of a box culvert under Highway 110.

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The overnight construction is expected to continue through mid-September, according to a news release.

Work on Highway 110 between Highways 13/55 and I-494 is expected to run though fall 2017. During that time, there will be pavement, signing and drainage improvements along with construction of a Dakota County pedestrian underpass.

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