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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Metro Gold Line Is a Planned 10.3-MILE Dedicated Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Line That Will Connect People Across the Region to Job Centers Housing Options Other Transit Lines and Key Destinations in the I-94 Corridor Including the Cities of Saint Paul Maplewood Landfall Oakdale and Woodbury (MN). ; Activities Performed: the Metro Gold Line BRT Project Will Construct a 10.3-MILE BRT Alignment Nearly 70% Dedicated Guideway; Construct 16 Full Amenity Stations With Fare Collection Real-time Signage Heat Lighting Bike Racks and Enhanced Security; Procure 17 BRT Branded 60 Buses (12 Diesel and 5 Battery Electric) With 3 Doors; 5 Electric Charging Stations; Construct BRT Upgrades to Existing East Metro Garage; Construct 4 New BRT Exclusive Bridges; Construct 2 New BRT Underpasses of Existing Roadways; Construct 2 Bridges With Dedicated Guideway Lanes General Purpose Traffic Lanes and Pedestrian Facilities; and Construct 3 Surface Park-and-ride Facilities and Improvements 1 Existing Facility for a Total of Approximately 950 Spaces.; Expected Outcomes: the Metro Gold Line BRT Will Improve Mobility for the Eastern Part of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Region by Providing All-day Bidirectional Service and by Better Connecting the Area to the Expanding Regional Metro Network. Additionally the Investment Will Support the Planned Growth and Development Opportunities Around the Stations Creating New Economic Opportunities and Strengthening Existing Neighborhoods.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Communities Along the Proposed Metro Gold Line BRT Corridor Currently Lack All-day Bidirectional Transit Service Particularly East of Saint Paul and Maplewood; as a Result Much of the Project Area Is Not Accessible by Transit. the Gold Line Will Connect the East Metro Including the Cities of Saint Paul Maplewood Landfall Oakdale and Woodbury (MN) to the Regional Metro Network Resulting in Enhanced Transit Service That Will Improve the Ability of Project-area Residents to Access Employment and Other Destinations in the Greater Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. ; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$239.3 Million
Paid out
$207.5M
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$31.9M
13%
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