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  • riverviewcorridor.com

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    Smith Ave. concepts

    Canadian Pacific Spur segment

    Hwy 5 river crossing concepts

    METRO Blue Line connection

    Bloomington South Loop concepts

    Key characteristics of Riverview locally preferred alternative

    ROUTE LENGTH

    11.7 miles

    TOTAL NUMBER OF

    STATIONS

    20

    TRAVEL

    TIME

    44 min.

    2040 DAILY RIDERSHIP

    Total 20,400Transit-dependent

    4,600New Riders 2,700

    ESTIMATEDCAPITAL

    COST (2029$)

    $2.066B

    OPERATION & MAINTENANCE COST (2027$)

    $ M per year

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    METRO Blue Line

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    ceptsDowntown Saint Paul

    Operating Environment• Dedicated and shared use.• Dedicated connections with METRO Green and Blue lines.• Decisions will be made in future phases to determine.

    which segments will be dedicated vs. shared use.

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    R I V E R V I E WC O R R I D O R

    LOCALLY PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE Modern StreetcarW. 7th - Hwy 5/Fort SnellingSaint Paul – Bloomington, Minnesota

    The Riverview Corridor connects neighborhoods, historic districts, businesses, thriving commercial districts and downtown Saint Paul to the regional transportation network. It includes Union Depot and Lowertown, downtown Saint Paul, Seven Corners, West 7th and Highland Park neighborhoods, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Bloomington’s South Loop and the Mall of America.

    The Riverview Corridor Policy Advisory Committee approved a modern streetcar route along West 7th Street as the locally preferred alternative for creating a new transit connection between downtown Saint Paul, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and the Mall of America in December 2017.

    The new modern streetcar line will share segments of track, stations and other infrastructure with existing METRO Blue and Green light rail lines and also connect to planned Bus Rapid Transit corridors serving the Twin Cities East Metro area.

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    Key characteristics of Riverview locally preferred alternative

    ROUTE LENGTH

    11.7 miles

    TOTAL NUMBER OF

    STATIONS

    20

    TRAVEL

    TIME

    44 min.

    2040 DAILY RIDERSHIP

    Total 20,400Transit-dependent

    4,600New Riders 2,700

    ESTIMATEDCAPITAL

    COST (2029$)

    $2.066B

    OPERATION & MAINTENANCE COST (2027$)

    $ M per year

    #

  • riverviewcorridor.com

    Community EngagementMeaningful community engagement is critical to informed decision making and building trust among residents and business owners. Public input from over 85 events shaped the selection of modern streetcar as the Riverview Corridor locally preferred alternative in 2018. Ramsey County is committed to continue public engagement through the environmental analysis and design process.

    Next stepsThe locally preferred alternative has been submitted to the Twin Cities’ regional planning body, the Metropolitan Council, for addition to the region’s 2040 Transportation Policy Plan.

    The Environmental Analysis phase of the project is anticipated to continue through 2022.

    Modern Streetcar chosen as Locally Preferred Alternative

    3 Years

    Environmental Analysis Phase

    3 Years

    Project Development

    2 Years

    Final Engineering

    3 Years

    Construction

    3-4 Years Operations

    WE ARE HEREOngoing Public Engagement

    Federal Transit Administration Process