Provide comments on the METRO Gold Line BRT Environmental Assessment

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October 2019

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    Public comments needed on the environmental assessment

    The METRO Gold Line BRT Environmental Assessment is now available for review and public comment. Comments will be accepted from October 7 to November 6, 2019.

    The environmental assessment is an analysis required by the state and federal governments that evaluates potential environmental, social, economic and transportation benefits and impacts from the project’s construction and operations. Read the document on the Gold Line website or visit one of the public locations listed on the project website to view a copy.

    You can submit comments a variety of ways:

    Public Events
    Comments will be collected at three public events for the environmental assessment:

    Open House: Tuesday, October 22, 5-7 p.m. at East Side Learning Hub at Harding High School
    1526 6th Street East, Saint Paul

    Open House: Wednesday, October 23, 5-7 p.m. at Landfall Community Center
    2 Fourth Avenue, Landfall

    Gold Line Project Office Hours: Monday, October 28, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.at Gold Line Project Office
    121 7th Place East, Suite 102, Saint Paul

    At these events, Gold Line project staff will be available to answer questions and provide more information on the environmental assessment. The environmental assessment document will be available for review along with other maps, drawings and supporting documents. Visit the project website for information on these events.

    Electronically
    Comments can be submitted electronically through email to goldline@metrotransit.org or online through the project website.

    Mail
    Comments can also be sent via mail to:

    Gold Line Project Office
    c/o Chelsa Johnson
    121 7th Place East, Suite 102
    Saint Paul, MN 55101

    What happens to my comment?
    Public comments submitted on the environmental assessment will be used by the Federal Transit Administration and the Metropolitan Council in deciding whether this project could result in significant impacts to the environment and whether additional analysis is needed to obtain environmental approval. All comments will be available in the public record, and substantive comments will be responded to in the environmental decision document.

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    Connect with Gold Line staff
    If you are interested in connecting about the Gold Line project or having Gold Line staff come to your neighborhood group, community organization, business or event, please reach out to Liz Jones, Community Outreach Coordinator, at 651-602-1977 or elizabeth.jones@metrotransit.org

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