It'll cost $1.5 million to fix up the old Monrovia train station, according to the developer working on the planned Station Square Project around the upcoming Gold Line station. Councilman Tom Adams suggested leasing the building for $1 a year in exchange for some private company fixing it.
Also at the City Council's Station Square study session this evening were preliminary plans for the project, which show a parking structure, traffic circle out front, tree-lined promenade and park area, commercial spaces, restrooms, and a cross-track pedestrian path. Oh, and Councilwoman Becky Shevlin wants a water feature - a fountain or something.
There was more, but the Internet video stream went off the air.
- Brad Haugaard
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