Original Townsite and Maplewood Reconstruction
This page will provide residents updates regarding construction and project related information.
Current Project Status Outlook
Updated 11/30/2023
Construction activities have been suspended for the winter and will resume in the spring as weather conditions permit. A construction update will be provided 2 weeks before construction is expected to resume.
Updated 11/30/2023
Construction activities have been suspended for the winter and will resume in the spring as weather conditions permit. A construction update will be provided 2 weeks before construction is expected to resume.
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Overall Project Schedule
This schedule represents the most up-to-date information received by the Contractor. The construction schedule can and will change for various reasons. Changes to the construction schedule will be updated here as soon as practical.
2024 Improvements
This schedule represents the most up-to-date information received by the Contractor. The construction schedule can and will change for various reasons. Changes to the construction schedule will be updated here as soon as practical.
2024 Improvements
- Work on Main Street, 6th Avenue, and 2nd Street was not completed in 2023.
- Maple Drive sanitary sewer, water, and streets.
- Concrete paving in the alley west of 5th Avenue.
- Replacement of the flood control storm sewer lift station on the west side of County Road 11 at the intersection of 2nd Street.
Project Purpose
The project's purpose is to replace aging streets and utility infrastructure within the Original Townsite and Maplewood neighborhoods. The underground utility infrastructure in the Original Townsite and Maplewood neighborhoods was installed in the early 1960s and early 1970s, respectively. Today, the streets and underground utilities are at or nearing their useful life. The project will also replace the undersized flood protection lift station at 2nd Street and County Road 11. Additional upgrades will include parking improvements in front of City Hall and concrete paving of the alley between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue.
The project's purpose is to replace aging streets and utility infrastructure within the Original Townsite and Maplewood neighborhoods. The underground utility infrastructure in the Original Townsite and Maplewood neighborhoods was installed in the early 1960s and early 1970s, respectively. Today, the streets and underground utilities are at or nearing their useful life. The project will also replace the undersized flood protection lift station at 2nd Street and County Road 11. Additional upgrades will include parking improvements in front of City Hall and concrete paving of the alley between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue.
Project Overview
The map to the left shows the general areas impacted by the project. Click the button below to see a detailed map showing specific improvements to be completed by the project.
Project Cost
Total Project Cost
$5,085,000
Secured Grants
Received $441,500 from Department of Water Resources for water system improvements.
Anticipated Funding
We plan to submit for a 50% grant for lift station improvements (~$580,000).
Contacts
Marty Lehman
Resident Project Representative
Resident Project Representative
Dylan Ensrude, PE
Project Engineer
Project Engineer
Brandon Oye, PE
City Engineer / Project Manager
City Engineer / Project Manager
Tom Pederson
Public Works Director
City of Mapleton
Public Works Director
City of Mapleton
Randy Theis
Contractor
Contractor
