Public Hearing: 169 Noise Walls

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Recall, MnDOT, in partnership with the City of Edina, has scheduled a noise walls to be constructed in 2022 on TH-169 north and south of Highway 62. Funding for the wall, per MnDOT’s Noise Wall Policy, is a cost share split with 90% being paid by MnDOT and 10% to be paid locally. The 10% local cost would be assessed to the residents that receive benefit from the noise wall installation.

The North Wall is being proposed from Waterford Court to 5901 Lincoln Drive. Click here for a map of the proposed North Wall.

The South Wall is being proposed from Valley View Road to Apache Road. Click here for a map of the proposed South Wall.


Recall, MnDOT, in partnership with the City of Edina, has scheduled a noise walls to be constructed in 2022 on TH-169 north and south of Highway 62. Funding for the wall, per MnDOT’s Noise Wall Policy, is a cost share split with 90% being paid by MnDOT and 10% to be paid locally. The 10% local cost would be assessed to the residents that receive benefit from the noise wall installation.

The North Wall is being proposed from Waterford Court to 5901 Lincoln Drive. Click here for a map of the proposed North Wall.

The South Wall is being proposed from Valley View Road to Apache Road. Click here for a map of the proposed South Wall.


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    Public Hearing Comments - 169 Noise Walls

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