Upcoming TOD Workshops

Commuter Rail Stations:
<br>For the four stations shown, the city is actively 
planning TOD districts (shown in orange). The Capital 
MetroRail Red Line will begin service in Fall 2008 on 32 
miles of existing freight train tracks that run between 
Leander and Downtown; it primarily serves suburban 
commuters from parts north. See <a href=http://
allsystemsgo.capmetro.org 
target=blank><b>allsystemsgo.capmetro.org</b></a>. 
<br><i>Source: City of Austin/PB</i>
Commuter Rail Stations:
For the four stations shown, the city is actively planning TOD districts (shown in orange). The Capital MetroRail "Red Line" will begin service in Fall 2008 on 32 miles of existing freight train tracks that run between Leander and Downtown; it primarily serves suburban commuters from parts north. See allsystemsgo.capmetro.org.
Source: City of Austin/PB

PB PlaceMaking will hold station-area planning workshops June 26-28, to present their plans and collect community feedback. During facilitated table discussions, participants will respond to a "blended plan" that strives to distill all of the best ideas generated to date.

Presentations start at 6pm; those new to the process or wanting more time to view drawings should arrive at 5:30pm. A light meal will be provided. For more info, visit www.ci.austin.tx.us/planning/tod or contact Sonya López, the city's lead TOD planner, at 974-7694.


1) East MLK TOD (near MLK & Airport)

Tuesday, June 26, 5:30-9:30pm.

Conley-Guerrero Senior Center, 808 Nile.

Bus routes serving the location include: 300, 17, 2.


2) Plaza Saltillo TOD (Fifth & Comal)

Wednesday, June 27, 5:30-9:30pm.

Cantu Pan American Recreation Center, 2100 E. Third (near Chicon).

Bus routes serving the location include: 17, 22, 320, 451, 4.


3) North Lamar TOD (Lamar & Airport)

Thursday, June 28, 5:30-9:30pm.

Koenig Lane Christian Church, 908 Old Koenig.

Bus routes near the church include: 1, 339, 5, 101.


4) The Downtown TOD will be studied later this year, as part of the Downtown Plan.

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