Politics & Government
Commuter Parking Deck Construction to Start in March
The City Council is set to OK an agreement with the First Baptist Church for temporary commuter parking and a "park-and-ride" program similar to what was done when the lot was under construction.
Get ready for a little controlled chaos come March, when the city and Metra begin work on a third deck for the commuter parking garage.
The Geneva City Council will vote Tuesday on a lease agreement with the First Baptist Church, 2300 South St., which will add 91 spaces for park-and-ride purposes. The city is offering $1,700 a month to lease the space.
Construction of the third level of the parking garage is expected to start in March and conclude in September.
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The city also will use the baseball parking lot adjacent to the city's Public Works Building. The $3.5 million project is being funded by a Metra grant agreement, according to the Tuesday, Jan. 22, City Council agenda packet.
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