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Old Posted Aug 22, 2013, 7:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Acajack View Post
Yeah... If I recall the plans for rapid transit in the Innes area anyway, the lines would run right through the residential portion south of Innes and not in any way close to the commercial strip in order for it to be of use to patrons and workers. It's really going to be a commuter service to downtown (similar to the Transitway) as opposed to something that would structure the development of the entire area for all uses (live, work, shop, play).

Now if LRT were extended to Place d'Orléans along the 174, this might re-energize this part of Orleans. It already has better bones.
The trouble is, from an infrastructure spend perspective, it would make more sense to build the new southern Orleans rapid transit corridor LRT from the beginning rather than building a BRT, then tearing up the northern Orleans BRT and replacing it with LRT. I think there may well be dark days ahead for St Joseph and Place.
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