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Large Majority of Bus Riders Excited for Enhanced Transit Options in the Red Rock Corridor
The Red Rock Corridor Commission (RRCC) recently surveyed bus riders in the corridor about their commuting experience and their opinion on how transit service can be improved in the Red Rock Corridor. A total of 150 responses were received. Currently, commuters have transit access from two Park & Rides within the corridor- Cottage Grove and
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Redevelopment predicted with Red Rock rail
Commercial and residential development will follow a commuter rail line through the southeast metro, the project’s planners say, but it will happen over decades. The Red Rock Corridor Commission and planning firm Hay Dobbs displayed the latest plans for rail stations along the Red Rock commuter rail line in Cottage Grove, Newport and Hastings at
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Park and ride lot downtown gets go-ahead
With the council’s approval Tuesday evening, the Hastings Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority is moving forward with two final agreements that will allow the construction of a new park and ride lot in downtown Hastings. The lot will be in the vacant gravel lot just south of Second Street and east of Tyler Street, but
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Plans for depot area materialize: Public meeting planned for
Hastings residents got a chance to see the concept plans for a commuter rail station here in the city. Next week, they’ll have another chance. The Red Rock Corridor Commission will hold its second open house Tuesday, Jan. 11, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hastings City Hall. The commission will present updated concept
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Hastings awaits bus link to Twin Cities
The city has a $600,000 state grant to build a park-and-ride lot downtown that officials hope will become a stop for transit service. Hastings has accepted a state grant to pave a parking lot near downtown with hopes the 100-spot lot will become a stop for a pilot bus service into the Twin Cities. If
