Rush Line BRT
Environmental Analysis Phase Begins
Planning for the Rush Line bus rapid transit (BRT) project
continues to move forward! After selection of the Locally
Preferred Alternative in fall 2017, the project’s environmental analysis phase
recently began. This work phase will identify ways to maximize mobility,
accessibility and economic development opportunities and minimize impacts. The two
years will include the following key tasks:
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Preparation of an environmental
assessment.
- Station area planning.
- Preliminary engineering.
- Communication.
- Community engagement.
A talented team of engineers, planners, environmental
experts, public engagement specialists and other professionals, led by
Kimley-Horn & Associates, has been selected to complete this work under the direction of the Ramsey County Regional Railroad
Authority.
Feedback from community members, businesses and
organizations is essential for a successful project. Stay tuned for
opportunities to share your perspectives and help shape this project! Like us on Facebook and share
this newsletter with anyone who may be interested.
RFPs for Project Management and Strategic Communications
On Tuesday, Jan. 23, Ramsey County Regional Railroad
Authority approved a request for proposals for a project management consultant and a strategic communications consultant. Ramsey County is committed to
ensuring that the Rush Line BRT project is efficiently managed and includes
broad input from communities. Firms interested in responding to either request
for proposals are encouraged to register in Onvia/DemandStar
and download the documentation.
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