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Jun 01, 1969

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- Charmaine Bantugan
540-564 Jackson Street, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Interstate 35E By Jim Sazevich Federal and state transportation authorities wanted to connect Highway 5 with Interstate 94 by running a six-lane freeway between the two, dividing the West End neighborhoods and cutting off the area from others further “uphill.” In 1969, Residents in Protest 35E (R.I.P. 35E) sued the Minnesota Highway Department and the U.S. Department of Transportation, demanding an environmental impact study (EIS). With new conditions added—a 45-mph speed limit; banning of trucks; some sections sub-grade level; landscaping; and special attention to the slopes — construction resumed in 1984 with completion in 1990. Cite this Page Jim Sazevich, “Interstate 35E,” Saint Paul Historical, accessed July 5, 2022, https://saintpaulhistorical.com/items/show/54. ... Read More Read Less
540-564 Jackson Street, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Interstate 35E By Jim Sazevich Federal and state transportation authorities wanted to connect Highway 5 with Interstate 94 by running a six-lane freeway between the two, dividing the West End neighborhoods and cutting off the area from others further “uphill.” In 1969, Residents in Protest 35E (R.I.P. 35E) sued the Minnesota Highway Department and the U.S. Department of Transportation, demanding an environmental impact study (EIS). With new conditions added—a 45-mph speed limit; banning of trucks; some sections sub-grade level; landscaping; and special attention to the slopes — construction resumed in 1984 with completion in 1990. Cite this Page Jim Sazevich, “Interstate 35E,” Saint Paul Historical, accessed July 5, 2022, https://saintpaulhistorical.com/items/show/54. ... Read More Read Less
Jun 01, 1969


540-564 Jackson Street, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Interstate 35EBy Jim Sazevich
Federal and state transportation authorities wanted to connect Highway 5 with Interstate 94 by running a six-lane freeway between the two, dividing the West End neighborhoods and cutting off the area from others further “uphill.” In 1969, Residents in Protest 35E (R.I.P. 35E) sued the Minnesota Highway Department and the U.S. Department of Transportation, demanding an environmental impact study (EIS). With new conditions added—a 45-mph speed limit; banning of trucks; some sections sub-grade level; landscaping; and special attention to the slopes — construction resumed in 1984 with completion in 1990.
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Jim Sazevich, “Interstate 35E,” Saint Paul Historical, accessed July 5, 2022, https://saintpaulhistorical.com/items/show/54.
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