Client:
City of Minneota
Minneota, MN
Key Features:
- $2.6 million project, 30% locally funded
- Seven different funding sources
- State Highway and Main Street construction
- Storm sewer and sanitary sewer replacement
Key Experience:
- Significant coordination required
- SRF Funding
- Significant coordination with local businesses during construction
Pavement/Utility Improvements
MN DOT, Rural Development, Watershed District, PFA low interest loan, TMDL grant, Lyon County Highway Department
In the fall of 2008, the City selected DGR to reconstruct water mains, sanitary and storm sewer and the highway pavement on Jefferson Street and TH 68. DGR assisted the City in obtaining funding for approximately 70% of the project costs via grants, state aid and county participation. The project utilized funding from the above referenced sources, as well as the City. DGR provided full time construction observation and administration to aid the City and record keeping and testing required by these agencies for reimbursement.
Featured Projects
- All
- Aviation
- Civil
- Electrical Power
- Survey
- Wastewater
- Water
Lift Station, Control Panel, Valve Vault
The SE Sanitary Sewer Extension project provided sanitary sewer service to a previously un-serviced area southeast of Dell Rapids, SD
Dell Rapids, SD
Recreational Trail
Two-phase, 3.16 mile recreational trail on the north and west side of Luverne.
Luverne, MN
Subdivision Development
The addition of these new lots gave the City of Minneota opportunity for growth and an increased tax base.
Minneota, MN
Site Development
Coordination between multiple entities to create a mutually satisfying layout of buildings, parking area, utilities and street access was a main element of the planning process.
Sioux City, IA
New Substation Construction
DGR assisted SMU in all aspects of the project, from initial evaluation, to design and financing, through final construction.
Stanhope, IA
Turbine Control System Upgrade
The project included full removal and replacement of the existing control panels within the turbine building control room.
Marshall, MN