ADA Transition Plan (PDF)

As a provider of public transportation services and programs, the City of Blaine must comply with Title II of ADA pertaining to the programs, activities, and services the city provides.

Crosswalk Policy (PDF)

It shall be the policy of the City of Blaine to provide for safe pedestrian crossings along public streets by installing and maintaining marked crosswalks at all locations where there is substantial conflict between vehicle and pedestrian movements, where significant pedestrian concentrations occur, or where pedestrians would not otherwise recognize the proper place to cross.

Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (PDF)

The City of Blaine is continually striving to strengthen and protect its neighborhoods by improving the quality of life in residential areas.

Pavement Condition Survey (PDF)

Pavement Management Program

The Pavement Management Program was created for the purpose of maintaining and rehabilitating the City streets to maximize the lifespan in a cost efficient manner.

Road Repair Process

Ever wonder why your road isn't being repaired? This Minnesota Local Road Research Board video explains why roads go bad and why sometimes the worst roads aren't fixed first.

Roundabouts

Modern Roundabouts are a newer form of traffic control in Minnesota. They are becoming increasingly popular due to their safety, efficiency, and economic benefits.

Sidewalk Requests (PDF)

If a neighborhood wishes to have a sidewalk installed along their street, a written request must be submitted to the City Engineering Department.

Special Assessments

Special assessments are a compulsory charge for a particular improvement or service which benefits the owners of certain properties and which are also undertaken in the interest of the public.

Speed Limits

Speed limits in the state of Minnesota are established be state statute, MN 169.14.

Street Lights

The City of Blaine has streetlight maintenance contracts with the electric utility company that serves your neighborhood.

Traffic Signs Policy

The purpose of this policy is to establish uniformity and consistency in the application, installation, and maintenance of traffic signs on the City of Blaine’s roadway system.

Transportation Plan

The focus of the Transportation Plan is multi-modal and encompasses roadways, transit, aviation, bicycle and pedestrian systems, freight and goods movement, and land use.

Weight Restrictions

During spring road restrictions, the State of Minnesota State Statute 169.87, Subdivision 2, limits loads to 10 tons on any single axle. The Minnesota Department of Transportation has more information on seasonal load limits.

Traffic Studies