Construction Begins on St. Paul Transportation Hub
Work begins at the Union Depot, restoring the historic building into a transportation hub for light rail, buses, taxis and bikes and pedestrians.
Chris Havens at the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports that construction is underway:
"The vision is that light rail, passenger rail, bus lines, taxis, bicycles and pedestrians will all converge at the depot. It's the last stop for the planned Central Corridor light-rail line, a $957 million project that is expected to be completed in 2014."
Thanks to Josh
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Published on Wednesday, January 19, 2011 in
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