G Line Corridor Plan

G Line Corridor Plan 

​Read the Recommended Corridor Plan. 

To review station and respond to the survey, visit the G Line Station page. The survey closes on October 25. Feedback can also be submitted to the project team at [email protected] or 651-829-5305.

What is the Recommended Corridor Plan?

  • The Recommended Corridor Plan is the second version of the plan. This is the version of the plan that is available today. The release of the Recommended Corridor Plan will start a 30-day public comment period from September 25 to October 25.  
  • The plan includes recommended station and platform locations. The recommended station and platform locations are based on community and partner agency feedback received on the Draft Corridor Plan. It also includes a summary of community feedback received on the Draft Corridor Plan.  
  • The Final Corridor Plan is expected to be brought to the Metropolitan Council for approval in winter 2024/2025. The Final Corridor Plan will provide policy direction for the engineering phase of the project. 

The Recommended Corridor Plan includes:  

  • Maps of proposed G Line stations and platforms  
  • Detailed descriptions of BRT station amenities and service characteristics 
  • Potential changes to local service in the corridor  
  • Potential bus priority treatments 

What are the next steps? 

​In 2023-2024, we will be seeking public feedback on planned G Line station locations in three steps: 

  1. ​Fall 2023:  Metro Transit released the Draft Corridor Plan on September 25, 2023. The six-week comment period ended on November 6.   
  2. ​Fall 2024: Metro Transit will release the Recommended Corridor Plan. The public comment period will be from September 25 to October 25.   
  3. ​Winter 2024/2025: Metro Transit will release the Final Corridor Plan. Feedback from the community about the Recommended Corridor Plan will be added to the Final Corridor Plan. It will be presented to the Metropolitan Council for approval. Once the plan is approved, station locations will be finalized. Detailed engineering will begin once the Final Corridor Plan is approved.