AUSTIN, Texas — Editor's note: Prop A, a $7.1 billion Project Connect plan, passed in the November election. To read more on what that means for Austinites, click here.
Capital Metro, Austin's public transit agency, released concept renderings of what two public transit stations would look like, pending the passage of Prop A, which would fund Project Connect, a proposed multi-billion-dollar mass transit system on the November ballot.
The renderings showed what the public transportation stations could look like at the Austin FC stadium at McKalla Place and also at the Austin airport.
In a five-part series, KVUE broke down everything you need to know about the $7.1 billion Project Connect plan: what it would cost taxpayers, what it would pay for and more. You can even play with an interactive map and timeline KVUE created to illustrate the plan.
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Here is a look at what the stations at Austin FC's stadium and at the airport could look like:
PHOTOS: Concept renderings released for Austin FC, Austin airport stations
Austin FC's stadium at McKalla Place is scheduled to be finished before the spring 2021 MLS season.
Capital Metro showcased the renderings and provided an update on Project Connect in a board meeting Monday. Tune in to the board meeting here.
All of KVUE's Project Connect coverage can also be found at kvue.com/projectconnect.
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