‘Intermodal’ transit station pondered for downtown Minneapolis
Officials from Minneapolis and Hennepin County -- along with property owners, neighborhood organizations and businesses -- are talking this week about building an "intermodal station" in downtown Minneapolis, which would handle light rail, buses and taxis.
The discussions will culminate with a Friday meeting in the Hennepin County boardroom at 1 p.m. That’s when the Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority -- the Board of Commissioners in disguise -- gets a briefing on a concept plan, which will include ideas about where the station might be located and how it might function.
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The new Twins ballpark construction project is already implementing most of this. The LRT tracks have been extended to the ballpark; the North Star commuter rail will also terminate at the ballpark; there are parking ramps and a 394 entrance ramp right next to the park; the Cedar Lake commuter bike trail will run right past the ballpark. All of this transportation development should result in a huge amount of retail and housing development in the same area.