MINNEAPOLIS-Metro Transit has begun building a new $3-millioncontrol center in North Minneapolis on what was once atax-forfeited Superfund site. The project will accelerate thecleanup of the former Doc's Auto Salvage at 10th and EighthAvenues, which was once filled with piles of wrecked cars, leakingbatteries and scrapped tires.
Metro Transit will build an 11,500-sf building, which willreplace its 1,000-sf space at the bus agency's headquarters. Theproject is expected to be completed by May.
The center will be the primary communications, emergencydispatch and operations hub for the metropolitan area busfleet.
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