The subway is a continuous westward extension of the existing Millennium Line from VCC-Clark Station to a new terminus station at Arbutus Street. Six underground stations will be built along the 5.7-km-long route, including a major interchange hub to the Canada Line at Broadway-City Hall Station.
“This is an exciting milestone for a critical infrastructure project that will transform the way people travel in and around the Broadway corridor and create good-paying jobs to support BC’s economic recovery,” said Rob Fleming, BC Minster of Transportation and Infrastructure, in a statement.
“Investments in public transit infrastructure are crucial to improving commute times, reducing carbon pollution and laying the foundation for strong economic growth.”
Garrison: Overlay on ND 37 from Garrison to Junction 83
Parshall: Major rehabilitation on ND 37 from Parshall to 4 miles east of Junction 1804
The City Of Minot is still needing comments on the Broadway Corridor Study. Check out videos like this that will explain the findings and alternatives. Then tell us your thoughts at www.movingbroadway.com
Some have also suggested such multi-storey buildings should be built concurrently with station construction.
SkyTrain Mount Pleasant Station design concept, April 2021. (Government of BC)
SkyTrain Oak-VGH Station design concept, April 2021. (Government of BC)
The only two exceptions are South Granville Station and Great Northern Way-Emily Carr Station.
Construction on this building is well underway after a simple development permit application was swiftly approved, but the developer is anticipated to return to the municipal government in the near future with a rezoning application for added floors for residential or extra commercial density.
The five-storey building at South Granville Station is currently being built to accommodate this eventual vertical expansion; there will be six underground levels of parking and an extra elevator core to serve an overhead tower.
The Wichita Police Department (WPD) is continuing its partnership with businesses and
residents along the Broadway corridor by hosting an upcoming neighborhood cleanup
event. The “Brush Up Broadway” event will occur on Saturday, May 1st, from 9 am to 6
pm.
properties – painting exteriors, picking up clutter and trash, doing basic maintenance, or
just by helping a neighbor who may have more work to do on their property.
WPD is also asking for volunteers to assist with painting, cleanup, and maintenance
tasks, as well as donations to provide paintbrushes, paint rollers, and paint.
“Our officers work hard along the Broadway Corridor every day to address criminal
Apr 20, 2021
The City of Minot is hosting a second virtual open house to provide information and collect public comments as part of the Broadway Corridor Study.
The virtual open house opened Monday and will run to May 17 at movingbroadway.com. Visitors to the site can review project documents, view corridor alternative overview videos, and submit comments.
There will also be live question and answer sessions on May 5 for Broadway south of 20th Avenue Southwest and May 6 for Broadway north of 20th Avenue Southwest. People must register in advance to participate in the live sessions by contacting Bethany.brandt@bolton-menk.com.