How does this relate to the existing Union Station garage over the tracks? I remember parking there with my mom's minivan on family trips in the 90s.
Is that what they're talking about in the article, or was it some kind of replacement garage that they just killed?
Interesting to compare this to Chicago, where Amtrak forced Riverside to build multiple underground levels of parking below the new BMO Tower, including fuel tanks so Amtrak can gas up their fleet vehicles. The completed project is still an improvement over the old hulking garage, but from certain angles it still feels like an ugly parking podium hidden under a green skirt.
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