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Corridor Plan Presentations
- Windom Park Citizens in Action (Sept. 20, 2022)
- Audubon Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting (Oct. 3, 2022)
- Metropolitan Council Transportation Committee (Oct. 24, 2022)
- Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Infrastructure Committee (Nov. 7, 2022)
- Holland Neighborhood Association (Nov. 10, 2022)
- Fridley City Council Conference Meeting (Nov. 14, 2022)
- Logan Park Neighborhood Association (Nov. 16 2022)
- Nicollet Island-East Bank Neighborhood Association (Nov. 17, 2022)
- St. Anthony East Neighborhood Association (Nov. 22, 2022)
- Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association (Dec. 6, 2022)
- Northeast Park Neighborhood Association (Dec. 8, 2022)
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Past studies
Network Next (2021)
In 2020-2021, Metro Transit studied 19 corridors for potential BRT implementation. Following the screening of candidate corridors, concept plans were developed for 10 corridors to estimate costs, ridership, and other benefits. Lines were evaluated in more detail using evaluation criteria based on public feedback and BRT principles, and sorted into three tiers for near-term, mid-term, and longer term implementation. The Central Avenue corridor was identified as the top performing line and was prioritized for near-term implementation as the F Line.
Arterial Transitway Corridors Study (2012)
In 2011-2012, Metro Transit studied 11 urban corridors with high-ridership bus routes that connect major destinations for implementation of enhanced bus service. The Central Avenue corridor ranked highly in this evaluation and was recommended for further study.
Project collaboration
Highway 47 and Highway 65 Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is leading the Highway 47 and Highway 65 Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study, which shares the F Line corridor on Central Avenue between University and 53rd avenues and on University Avenue between 53rd and 85th avenues. Development of F Line stations within these segments will be coordinated with the PEL Study as it continues to advance.