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Central Corridor Reports & Presentations
Preliminary Maps & Sketches
Public Comment
- Record of SDEIS Scope Comments Received - April 2008 (103 pages, pdf)
- Summary of Public Comment Related to Project Scope - February 2008 (137 pages, 5 MB)
In January 2008 the Metropolitan Council held 7 public update meetings to present current information about the Central Corridor project. More than 400 people attended the update meetings. In February 2008 the Council held 4 listening sessions to seek public comments on the project. More than 300 people attended the listening sessions and 88 provided oral testimony. In addition to verbal public comments, the Metropolitan Council received 154 emails, 26 letters, 17 comment cards and 3 petitions.
Evaluation of Alternatives
Draft Scenarios
Stations
- A Response to the District Councils Collaborative Research Report “Additional Stations: Making the Case for Western, Victoria, and Hamline” February 2008 (6 pages, pdf)
This memorandum was prepared by the Central Corridor Project office staff as a means of informing that group’s deliberations regarding the Central Corridor LRT project.
- DRAFT preliminary evaluation of downtown St. Paul Stations, December 2007 (81 pages, 9 MB pdf)
This Technical Memorandum evaluates alignment and station location options for the portion of the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit (CCLRT) project in downtown Saint Paul. It compares the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) for the CCLRT to an LPA Option, as well as Wacouta Mid-Block, Broadway, and 2nd Street alternatives.
- Evaluation of Western, Victoria, and Hamline Station Options, December 2007 (36 pages, 3.56 MB pdf)
This technical memorandum evaluates the impacts of adding stations to the approved Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) for the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit (CCLRT) project. It specifically considers adding a single station to the LPA at each of the following locations: Western, Victoria and Hamline. Each location is evaluated individually.
Environmental Impact Statements