Phases 3-4, BRTOD Plan
Purpose: Gather feedback on draft BRTOD plans; February 2019
Information
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- Handout: BRTOD Overview
- Overview, Phase 4 draft BRTOD Plan (below)
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- Presentation, Mounds Blvd, Earl, and Etna combined; see below
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Draft City of Saint Paul BRTOD Plan
Engagement:
- Online survey, open through February 25, 2019
- District Council presentation and work session to review and gather feedback on the Mounds, Earl and Etna Stations BRTOD Plans: Monday February 17, 2019, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm, East Side Enterprise Center 804 Margaret St, St Paul. Participants to contribute using Response Sheet
Phase 2, BRTOD Concept Alternatives
Purpose: Gather feedback on draft land use and access elements of BRTOD concepts; July-August 2018
Information
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- Handout: BRTOD Overview
- Overview: Phase 2 BRTOD Concept Alternatives
- Presentation (Mounds Blvd, Earl, and Etna combined; see below)
Engagement
- Online engagement open through October 5, 2018, using the same questions as the Response Sheet
- District Council presentation and feedback session: Monday September 17, 2018 beginning at 6:30 pm, 804 Margaret Street, Saint Paul. See presentation above. Participants to contribute via online survey above.
- Gold Line Open Houses for the entire corridor organized by the Gold Line Project Office; everyone is welcome:
- Tuesday, July 17, 5:00–7:00 p.m., Grace Lutheran Church, 1730 Old Hudson Road, Saint Paul
- Wednesday, July 18, 5:00–7:00 p.m., Guardian Angels Catholic Church, 8260 4th Street North, Oakdale
Engagement Results
- Compilation, including both in-person and online contributions: Not yet available
Phase 1, Opportunities and Constraints
Purpose: Provide information about the project, and opportunities and constraints for each station area; gather stakeholder feedback on station area issues in order to identify specific station area objectives (October-early November 2017)
Information:
- Handout: BRTOD Overview
- Presentation, Community (see below)
Engagement:
- Community Feedback Session, October 11 2017, District 1 Community Council offices. Participants contributed on a Response Sheet
- Online tool: Open October through early November; provided basic information about the project and the questions from the Response Sheet (above)
Engagement results: In-person and online engagement provided feedback on draft station-area constraints and opportunities. Feedback will help shape specific station-area objectives and guide access and land use alternatives.
- Compilation, including both in-person and online contributions
- Key objectives identified for this station area:
- Preserve and promote neighborhood historic character
- Preserve and enhance environment for existing business
- Preserve parking and auto access for Hudson Road businesses
- Create a safe station environment
- Ensure safe walking and biking
- Promote compatible development