Eden Prairie – Edenbrook Conservation Area Neighborhood


Scheduled Start Date: April 4, 2022


Project Resources

  • If you contact CenterPoint Energy for any questions, please reference the project’s name or numbers 101239768 for the north side, 101296348 for the south side, and 101448581 for the west side.


Thank you to all who attended the virtual meeting!

We want to extend a warm thank-you to all who attended our virtual meeting on Thursday, March 24 about CenterPoint Energy's natural gas work in Eden Prairie’s Edenbrook Conservation Area Neighborhood this year. A copy of our PowerPoint slide is available on this link here. Let us know if you have any further questions. We hope to make the construction process smooth.


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What will CenterPoint Energy do?

From Monday, April 4 into summer 2022, CenterPoint Energy’s authorized contractors will work in Eden Prairie. While Michels Corporation will replace the natural gas mains, connect the natural gas service lines to the new mains, and move any inside meters outside, Q3 Contracting will restore the areas affected by Michels Corporation’s work outside the limits of the City of Eden Prairie’s paving project. During this time, lane shifts will occur as the crews work in the public right-of-way. The crews will work along the following streets:


North side

  • Whispering Oaks Drive
  • Grandview Drive
  • Craig Drive
  • Rustic Hills Drive
  • Duck Lake Road between 62nd Street W. and Duck Lake Trail
  • Countryside Drive
  • Honeysuckle Lane
  • Sunburst Drive
  • Barbara Lane
  • 175th Avenue W.
  • Evenston Road
  • Boyd Avenue
  • 66th Street W.
  • 66th Street Circle W.
  • 67th Street W.
  • 67th Street Circle W.
  • Barberry Circle


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South side

  • Lorence Way
  • Hunters Run
  • Artherton Way
  • Kilmer Avenue
  • Hames Way
  • Round Lake Road
  • Heritage Road
  • Carnelian Lane
  • Terrey Pine Drive
  • Luther Way
  • Meadow Lane
  • Park Circle
  • Evener Way
  • Williams Lane

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West side

  • Ticonderoga Trail at Valley View Road
  • Valley View Road just west of Park View Lane

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What is CenterPoint Energy’s COVID-19 protocol?

The construction crews and personnel will continue to use the Covid-19 Customer Permission Flyer, which requests customer permission prior to entering homes. Personnel, contractors and CenterPoint Energy employees will continue to practice CDC guidelines regarding social distancing, sanitary practices and wearing face masks when entering customer homes.


What if I have an inside gas meter?

The customer will receive a CenterPoint Energy postcard in the mail typically within one or two weeks prior to the day when the Michels Corporation crews will perform the work. The crews will have CenterPoint Energy-authorized photo IDs stating that they are employees of Michels Corporation.

After the customer receives the postcard, the foreman will arrive at the customer’s house to schedule an appointment that typically meets with the customer’s schedule. If the customer isn’t home when they arrive, they will leave a door tag with their contact information to schedule an appointment with them.

Customers are advised to set aside a two- to four-hour time frame for the inside-to-outside gas meter move. They are also advised to mark their privately-installed utilities such as dog fences or sprinklers. Marking can be accomplished with tools such as spray paint or utility flags. The foreman will access the natural gas meter inside the house, move the meter outside, and relight the natural gas appliance pilot lights after the new meter has been relocated.

Customers with outside meters will be notified prior to the replacement or connection of the service lines to the new mains. Areas affected by our work will be restored to their original condition.


What should I expect during restoration?

On the soft surfaces such as boulevards and lawns, various erosion control measures keep the restored area moist, hold seed in the soil, and enhance seed germination. If an erosion blanket is needed it is secured in place with staples. The mesh is a wood fiber that will completely degrade. Prior to mowing the restored area, remove any loose staples that secured the blanket. For photo examples, please visit our Restoration Practices page.