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MnDOT Plans Highway 52 Construction and Flood Mitigation Near Middle Fork Zumbro River

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The Minnesota Department of Transportation is planning a road construction project on Highway 52 for 2028. This work includes resurfacing southbound Highway 52, building a new frontage road, and raising the highway to reduce flood risk near the Middle Fork Zumbro River. The Department is also holding a public meeting to discuss noise wall voting for residents and property owners along Highway 52.

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The planned infrastructure improvements and flood risk reduction measures represent significant public investment in transportation and safety within Minnesota. The project also requires public input regarding noise mitigation measures for residents and property owners in the affected areas.

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Who's involved

  • Minnesota Department of TransportationPlanning the road construction and noise wall discussions
  • Middle Fork Zumbro RiverThe river where flood risk reduction is required
  • MinnesotaThe state whose laws govern the Department of Transportation
  • WinonaA city where MnDOT plans infrastructure projects
  • Tom AustinEmployed as a project manager within the Department of Transportation

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