April 17, 2008
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A new University Avenue Business Association will meet today to discuss how the proposed Central Corridor light-rail train line would affect street parking. St. Paul business owners are worried about news that University Avenue could lose many more parking spaces than originally thought. The Metropolitan Council and a couple of Hmong business groups hosted a separate community meeting yesterday for business owners. Pete Vang and his father recently renovated the old Saxon Ford car-lot building into a medical office complex. The Vangs also own a century-old brick building down the street.Vang says his family is worried that the transit project could disrupt their buildings, and inconvenience their customers.
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