In October 2010, the Twin Cities region was awarded a U.S. When it opens in 2018, the Southwest LRT will connect a range of diverse communities and place types along its route including places to work, mixed use centers, public institutions and important recreational and open space assets. While each of the stations is distinct, there are a number of systems and in some cases, common elements, features and characteristics that help connect station areas along the corridor and relate them to adjacent neighborhoods. The Southwest LRT Corridor is an interwoven string of interesting and unique places. Although generally characterized as a “jobs line,” a closer look at the line and its 17 stations reveals that it is much more. Over its 15 mile length, the Southwest LRT Corridor passes through five different municipalities. This document was completed in 2013 and does not yet reflect the LRT project scope changes adopted in 2015. The Southwest Corridor investment framework will act as a living document that guides the public and private sector investments necessary to facilitate the evolution of the station areas into transit-oriented developments with a unique sense of place that relate positively and synergistically with the Southwest Corridor as a whole. The 17 individual Transitional Station Area Action Plans (TSAAP) have been compiled into the Southwest Corridor investment framework.
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