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Silverado Station

The layout below shows an early concept for Silverado Station, showing how key station elements, like the LRT platform, bus connections, pick-up/drop-off areas, and pathways, could be arranged. Similar to 45 Street Station and Sunnyside Station, Silverado station will function as a local station for adjacent communities and focuses on providing walking, cycling, pick-up/drop-off and bus connections to the station.

Click on each blue dot in the image below to see the details of each element that we are proposing at the Silverado Station.

Note: These station layouts are still being refined. They will change as we complete more technical work and gather feedback from public engagement.

A conceptual layout of Silverado station, calling out specific areas for pedestrian circulation, bus terminals, station/platform, passenger pick-up and drop off, future development areas, bikes and E-Scooter parking. Also pedestrian and bus access

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