
Road Work around the Capitol District
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stadsborgare
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nebport5
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Ben
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
Its storm sewer work, per the info shared to local residents (I own a condo right next to this work). Not specifically related to either streetcar or OCM relo, but the influx of roads/concrete in that area changing runoff patterns, and ensure the sewers have the capacity to handle the water...
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Brad
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
Anyone know the timeline for this project? Next weekend is the corporate cycling challenge and obviously it wont be open by then. But wondering if the roads will be opened before basketball season.
Tried to get to the pedestrian bridge from the Gene Leahy Mall this morning and had to go west to 13th and then north to Cuming/Abbott Drive and then east to Riverfront Drive.
Tried to get to the pedestrian bridge from the Gene Leahy Mall this morning and had to go west to 13th and then north to Cuming/Abbott Drive and then east to Riverfront Drive.

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Ben
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
3 week duration, per the notice that was distributed to owners in the area. So around Sept 1.
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skinzfan23
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
Did they remove all the brick at the intersection of 10th and Capitol? Can't tell from the city cam and I haven't been by there since it reopened but it looks like they just used concrete.
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Brad
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
Not sure what they put back, but what was there was not real brick, it was concrete pavers. Real brick is clay fired in a kiln and last for decades or more, like the old market. All that "Fake Brick" was already crumbling, so I wouldn't be sad if it was removed.skinzfan23 wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:42 pm Did they remove all the brick at the intersection of 10th and Capitol? Can't tell from the city cam and I haven't been by there since it reopened but it looks like they just used concrete.

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skinzfan23
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Re: Road Work around the Capitol District
Yeah thats true, I did like the decorative look though. Too bad they didn't do a stained concrete but that would be tough if a section ever needs to be repaired.Brad wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:56 pm All that "Fake Brick" was already crumbling, so I wouldn't be sad if it was removed.
They also used to have the pavers on the pedestrian corners, but those were in really bad shape and were torn out about 5 years ago.

