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Rogers Police reports, Oct. 30-Nov. 5
These incidents were included in the Rogers Police Department’s Oct. 30-Nov. 5 reports. Friday, Oct. 30 - Police cited a driver driving after revocation, wireless communication, no proof of insurance and a suspended object at Main Street and I-94. - Police cited a driver for speed at Territorial Road and Fletcher Lane. - Police responded to a hit-and-run property damage crash at Territorial Road and Fletcher Lane. - A community service officer removed a dead animal from the roadway at Brockton Lane and 121st in Dayton. - Police cited a driver for parking in a handicap spot without a valid permit at the 21600 block of S. Diamond Lake Road. - Police responded to a scam report at the 11900 block of Fletcher Lane. - Police cited a driver for expired tabs at Main Street and John Deere Lane. - Police cited a driver for expired registration at S. Diamond Lake Road and Territorial Road. Saturday, Oct. 31 - Police cited a driver for no front or rear auxiliary lights at Main Street and S. Diamond Lake Road. - Police cited a driver for unauthorized use of a disability permit at the 21000 block of S. Diamond Lake Road. -
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137-acre Quaday Avenue project advances after Otsego Council vote
The proposed 137-acre Quaday Avenue Mixed-Use project advanced Tuesday after the Otsego City Council unanimously accepted the Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) completed by the project’s developer, Darkenwald Corporation, and the finding that an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) would not be required, clearing a key regulatory milestone for the project. The agenda item did not consider the actual development proposal itself, just whether it met the need for an EIS. Located at the intersection of Minnesota State Highway 101 and Northeast River Road/County Road 42, the development is projected to bring a total of 432 residential units, approximately 34,000 square feet of institutional space and approximately 60,000 square feet of commercial space to the site. The land is owned by is owned by DNY Limited Family Partnership Phase 1 of the project, which is expected to begin in 2026, will include 122 single-family homes surrounding a lake and will add a new park and greenway space. Phase 2 of the project, would include 230 multifamily apartment units and a senior living campus featuring 32 senior townhomes, 47 assisted-living apartments and approximately 34,000 square feet of memory-care space. Additionally, it would add 65,000-square-foot commercial development in the northern portion of the development.
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Plymouth Finally Finishes $35M Highway 55 Tunnel Project Decades in the Making
A project that traces back to a city memo written 36 years ago has finally wrapped up in Plymouth. The $35 million Station 73 project raised Highway 55 to build a tunnel so pedestrians and bicyclists can safely cross underneath, added two roundabouts, and reworked County Road 73, all finished after two years of construction.
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Medina Police reports, Oct. 26-Nov. 1
These incidents were included in the Medina Police Department’s Oct. 26-Nov. 1 reports. Wednesday, Oct. 28 - Police removed a couch cushion from the roadway at the intersection of Pioneer Trail and Highway 55. Thursday, Oct. 29 - Police responded to a report of shoplifting at the 300 block of Clydesdale Trail. Friday, Oct. 30 - Police responded to a theft report at the 300 block of Clydesdale Trail. Saturday, Oct. 31 - Police cited multiple people for underage alcohol consumption at the intersection of Highway 55 and Pinto.