Engagement Updates

Thank you to those who attended the open house on March 10, 2026, for the Phase 1 Improvements project. If you were unable to attend, please view the materials below. We appreciate your input!

• Phase 1 Open House Boards
• Powerpoint Presentation

Assessment Notice

Properties assessed for Phase 1 of the project were mailed letters with the adopted assessment amounts and payment information in March of 2026. The Phase 1 assessment map and roll are shown below, which identifies the assessment for each eligible property adjacent to the project area. For additional information on payment options via mail, online, etc., please visit the City of Prior Lake website.

• Revised Payment Schedules
• Adopted Assessment Roll
• Assessment Map

Feasibility Report

• View the feasibility report!

Notice of Public Improvement Hearing

• View the notice!

August 7, 2025

Thank you to everyone who attended the recent open house and shared feedback. If you were unable to attend, please review the materials provided below. Additionally, the online comment card and the comment period are now closed. We appreciate your input!

• View the informational boards!
• View the layout!
• View the online comment card!

March 5, 2025

• View the informational boards from the previous open house!

November 6, 2024

• Crews are currently in the process of collecting topographic survey data, which is still ongoing. We anticipate holding a formal meeting with residents in early 2025 to discuss the high-level project scope and next steps. This update follows the letter sent on September 9^th(see below), which indicated the beginning of the field survey work as part of our pre-design process. Thank you for your patience as we continue this important groundwork!

September 10, 2024

• As part of the pre-design process, the design team will need to conduct a field survey to fully understand the land details such as where underground utilities are located, what type of condition the sewer pipes are in, where the city right-of-way lines and owner property lines are, and if any easement agreements are going to be needed once construction begins.
• You can expect to see crews out collecting this information beginning in September. There will be minimal disruptions, but you may see some paint markings and small utility flags once the survey crews identify locations of underground utilities and property lines.
• Part of the survey work also includes soil boring which is a process that involves drilling small holes into the ground to collect soil and bedrock samples. The samples will be analyzed to help the engineers better predict any issues that may arise during construction.

Resident Letter and Postcard

View the postcard that was sent out on February 19, 2025

View the resident letter that was sent out on September 10, 2024