Join us for an Ice Cream Social July 22

This Wednesday, July 22, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., the project team is hosting an ice cream social at Crosswinds Park (15301 Weaver Lake Road).

Join us to learn about the Weaver Lake road construction and enjoy a refreshing treat on us. We hope to see you there!

Project Update: July 17, 2026

Completed Work

Tarleton Crest to West Fish Lake Road

• Continued sanitary sewer work along West Fish Lake Road.

Maple Grove Parkway to Tarleton Crest

• Eastbound lanes were paved.
• Pavement was removed in the westbound lanes.

What to Expect Next Week

Tarleton Crest to West Fish Lake Road

• Plantings related to restoration work are delayed due to weather.
• Complete minor utility work along West Fish Lake Road.
• Pave trails.

Maple Grove Parkway to Tarleton Crest

• Complete minor utility work between Zanzibar Lane and Tarleton Crest.
• Xcel Energy will make repairs between Zanzibar Lane and Shadow Creek Road.
• Grade gravel in the westbound lanes.
• Pave initial layers of pavement.
• Reminder: Entrances to Zanzibar Lane and Xene Lane will be closed along Weaver Lake Road. Residents must use Maple Grove Parkway to access these neighborhoods.

Weekend Closure of Weaver Lake Road July 24-27

Starting at 7 p.m. Friday, July 24, Weaver Lake Road from Maple Grove Parkway to West Fish Lake Road will close. The road will reopen at 9 a.m. on Monday, July 27.

Local access for Niagara Lane, Ranchview Lane, Terraceview Road, Shadow Creek Road, and Tarleton Crest will be maintained from West Fish Lake Road to Tarleton Crest. Signed detour routes will be posted.

Reminder: Drivers may encounter flagging operations at times to help keep traffic moving safely. Please use caution and expect brief delays when traveling through the area.

Project Overview

Weaver Lake Rd. between Maple Grove Pkwy. and E Fish Lake Rd. is scheduled for improvements in 2026 due to the pavement age and poor condition. It is anticipated that the project will involve completely removing (reclaiming) the existing pavement and paving a new roadway surface. Rehabilitating the roadway is part of the City’s ongoing pavement management strategy to maintain high quality roadways.

The need for pavement rehabilitation is an opportunity to identify and address additional traffic flow and pedestrian/bicycle safety concerns in the area. Throughout the duration of the project, the project team will be collecting feedback from the people who live, work, and travel through the project area to understand what additional improvements the team should consider. More information will be provided as it is confirmed; to be notified of project updates including feedback opportunities, sign up for project email or text updates.