Description
A portion of the south corridor of the Capital City Bikeway along Kellogg Boulevard from St. Peter Street to Jackson Street will be constructed between July 2023 and summer 2024. The project will include:

  • New separated bikeway on the north side of Kellogg Boulevard
  • New sidewalks on the north side of Kellogg Boulevard
  • Signage, lighting and signal improvements
  • New pavement, curbs, and gutters
  • Sewer and water improvements

Location
Kellogg Boulevard from St. Peter Street to Jackson Street

Timeline
July 2023 to summer 2024

Tags

    Construction Update

    Changes to lane restrictions on Kellogg Boulevard between St. Peter Street and Cedar Street on May 7

    Wabasha Street at Kellogg Boulevard will reopen to pedestrians and vehicle traffic on May 7 in the late afternoon.

    Detours and vehicle access: 

    • No right turns from northbound Wabasha Street onto eastbound Kellogg Boulevard. 
    • Wabasha Street will be open to vehicles continuing straight or turning left (westbound) onto Kellogg Boulevard.
    • Kellogg Boulevard traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction between St. Peter Street and Cedar Street.
    • Expect congestion on Kellogg Boulevard between St. Peter Street and Cedar Street.
    Map showing lane restrictions on Kellogg Boulevard between St Peter and Cedar Street during construction

    Pedestrian access: 

    • Sidewalk is closed on the north side of Kellogg Boulevard in front of the Saint Paul City Hall/Ramsey County Courthouse (between Wabasha Street and St. Peter Street).
    • To cross Kellogg Boulevard at Wabasha Street, please use the west crosswalk. The east crosswalk is closed.
    • To cross Wabasha Street at Kellogg Boulevard, please use the north crosswalk. The south crosswalk at the bridge is closed.
    Pedestrian access map during construction. Sidewalk closed on north side of Kellogg between St Peter and Wabasha

    Please share this information with customers, residents, visitors, employees, and others. 

    Project Updates

    If you have specific concerns or construction questions, contact the Construction Project Representative, Shawn Hennen at 612-750-6288 or shawn.hennen@bolton-menk.com.

    New Sidewalks: No Salt

    Please refrain from using salt to remove ice on new concrete installed this year. Salt will harm newly installed concrete and increase freeze/thaw cycles, which can do further damage.

    We appreciate your assistance in helping maintain the new sidewalks.