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Somerville agreement with MBTA and MassDOT keeps Union Square station on track

by in Green Line, Transportation
Posted on August 3, 2012 at 1:00 am

Union Square Green Line car

Somerville Patch: "Agreement Says Union Square Green Line Station Operational by 2017"
"According to the announcement, the city will purchase land in Union Square for the station and then grant a permanent easement to the MBTA."

Boston Globe: "Somerville strikes deal with T on land for Union Square Station"
"This is another major step forward both in making the Green Line Extension a reality, and in planning for the future of one of the most dynamic development areas in our city," Mayor Joe Curtatone said. "It's also a strong reaffirmation of our close working relationship with the Patrick Administration, and especially the state's transportation leadership."

Curtatone said he and others would present a fuller picture of their vision for Union Square in an Urban Revitalization plan, to be presented to the Board of Aldermen later in August, Curtatone said in the statement.

[Note: This is a syndicated post. Read the original at Somerville Transportation Equity Partnership.]

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