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The 2026 Mill and Pave project continues some areas from the 2025 Mill and Overlay Residential project.
Mill and pave projects extend the life of the existing roadway. Each summer, Minnetonka Public Works overlays new asphalt on city streets due normal to wear and tear. City engineers review street quality and select streets for maintenance based on the city's street management plan. Depending on street condition, streets are typically overlaid every 15-20 years. Residents are not assessed for these projects.
Access to properties will be maintained throughout the project. The exception is if concrete curb and gutter need replacing in front of your driveway. You will be contacted by Public Works before the project begins in this case.
Public Works staff will direct drivers during the milling and overlay process, and will assist residents as they navigate to their property.
Street overlay projects proceed as follows:
Pre-phase
Sections of settling or failed concrete curb and gutter are removed and replaced. The right of way may be impacted in this process. Yards and landscaping will be restored after completion
Phase I
The road is milled down approximately 1.5 inches along the curb line. Drainage issues are reviewed in this phase
Phase II
Manholes and gate valves are raised to accommodate new the new layers of asphalt.
Phase III
A new layer of asphalt is applied to the roadway.
The 2026 Mill and Pave project continues some areas from the 2025 Mill and Overlay Residential project.
Mill and pave projects extend the life of the existing roadway. Each summer, Minnetonka Public Works overlays new asphalt on city streets due normal to wear and tear. City engineers review street quality and select streets for maintenance based on the city's street management plan. Depending on street condition, streets are typically overlaid every 15-20 years. Residents are not assessed for these projects.
Access to properties will be maintained throughout the project. The exception is if concrete curb and gutter need replacing in front of your driveway. You will be contacted by Public Works before the project begins in this case.
Public Works staff will direct drivers during the milling and overlay process, and will assist residents as they navigate to their property.
Street overlay projects proceed as follows:
Pre-phase
Sections of settling or failed concrete curb and gutter are removed and replaced. The right of way may be impacted in this process. Yards and landscaping will be restored after completion
Phase I
The road is milled down approximately 1.5 inches along the curb line. Drainage issues are reviewed in this phase
Phase II
Manholes and gate valves are raised to accommodate new the new layers of asphalt.
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Phase III is complete for Crosby Bove and Crosby Road
Paving (phase III) begins today for Bantas Point Lane and Pine Street. Please keep all vehicles off the street. Park on Bantas Point Road if needed.
Teams will return on Tuesday, July 21 to complete Bantas Point Road.
There will be a tack oil sprayed on the road surface before asphalt is applied. Drive with caution. Wet tack oil will transfer to driveways. When the road is paved, it is okay to drive on. Please allow 3 - 7 days for the asphalt to start the curing process.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience as this project progresses.
Phase III is complete for Crosby Bove and Crosby Road
Paving (phase III) begins today for Bantas Point Lane and Pine Street. Please keep all vehicles off the street. Park on Bantas Point Road if needed.
Teams will return on Tuesday, July 21 to complete Bantas Point Road.
There will be a tack oil sprayed on the road surface before asphalt is applied. Drive with caution. Wet tack oil will transfer to driveways. When the road is paved, it is okay to drive on. Please allow 3 - 7 days for the asphalt to start the curing process.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience as this project progresses.
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Phase III is complete for Crosby Cove, but will continue tomorrow on Crosby Road. Paving operations will begin Thursday, July 16 on Bantas Point Lane Thursday.
Please have all vehicles off the road.
Phase III is complete for Crosby Cove, but will continue tomorrow on Crosby Road. Paving operations will begin Thursday, July 16 on Bantas Point Lane Thursday.
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Phase II is complete in Area 2. Phase III will begin for Crosby Road and Crosby Cove tomorrow.
No parking on the street tomorrow.
Phase II is complete in Area 2. Phase III will begin for Crosby Road and Crosby Cove tomorrow.
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UPDATE: A previous version of this story noted that repairs in Area two were expected to begin on July 1.
Area one has been completed.
Work on Area two begins Tuesday, June 30. Phase 1 is set to begin, weather permitting. This area includes:
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Phase 3 complete for Gizmo Lane, F Street, E Street, Chippewa Road North and Birch Place North. Phase 3 will continue the week of June 22.
Area two, phase one set to begin the week of June 29. This area is on the northwest side of the city and includes:
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Phase one is complete in area one. Phase two is ongoing this week. Phase three will begin the week of June 15.
Phase one is complete in area one. Phase two is ongoing this week. Phase three will begin the week of June 15.
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Progress on the 2026 Mill and Pave project is set to begin on June 2 in Area 1. This area includes (from east to west):
Gizmo Lane
F Street
E Street
Delta Avenue
Chippewa Road
Birch Place
W 34th Circle
34th St West.
Progress on the 2026 Mill and Pave project is set to begin on June 2 in Area 1. This area includes (from east to west):
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The 2026 Mill and Pave map has been posted. The map indicates areas that will be constructed during the summer of 2026.
The 2026 Mill and Pave map has been posted. The map indicates areas that will be constructed during the summer of 2026.
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With cooler temperatures moving in, the 2025 Mill and Overlay project is now complete. Several streets were not completed this summer due to continued wet conditions. Those streets include:
Gizmo Lane
F Street
E Street
Chippewa Road
Birch Place
Atwater Street
W 34th Circle
W 34th Street
Delta Ave
Those streets will be completed in 2026.
With cooler temperatures moving in, the 2025 Mill and Overlay project is now complete. Several streets were not completed this summer due to continued wet conditions. Those streets include:
