Final assessments for six street revitalization projects
Summary
Assessment reports for five 2026 street projects — Blackhawk Oaks, Meadowlark Road/Kathryn Circle, Covington Lane, Grace Drive, and Walden Heights/Hillcrest/Lake Park — are in, with public hearings October 6 for affected homeowners.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 15, 2026, up from 1 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Individual assessments to be presented at the October 6 public hearings; amounts not yet finalized.
Homeowners in the five project areas getting improved streets.
Affected property owners who will pay assessments, with hearings October 6 to voice objections.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council Meeting - Oct 20, 2026
Six street overlay projects totaling nearly $4.8 million were finalized, with about $1.6 million charged to benefiting property owners based on land-use type. Owners can prepay interest-free through November 19 before balances go to Dakota County for collection with 2027 property taxes.
City Council Meeting - Oct 6, 2026
Five street projects covering nearly four miles and 509 properties got their final assessments. Property owners can pay within 30 days interest-free or roll the balance into property taxes over five years at 5% interest.
City Council Meeting - Sep 15, 2026
Six neighborhood street improvement projects — Ames Crossing, Blackhawk Road, Cliff Lake/Rahn Road, Suncliff, Rahncliff Road, and Thomas Lake Heights — will have public hearings on their final assessments October 20. That's when affected property owners learn what they'll pay.
City Council Meeting - Sep 1, 2026
Assessment reports for five 2026 street projects — Blackhawk Oaks, Meadowlark Road/Kathryn Circle, Covington Lane, Grace Drive, and Walden Heights/Hillcrest/Lake Park — are in, with public hearings October 6 for affected homeowners.
City Council (Special) - May 12, 2026
Eagan is stretching street life to 100+ years and may start assessing a new 'rejuvenator' pavement treatment — roughly $60 more per average home and $108,000 a year in new revenue for the strained street fund.
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