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Austin Transit Partnership Board Approves $20MM Plan to Expand Into 54,000 SQFT on Colorado Street, Scrapping $47MM Move

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The Austin Transit Partnership board unanimously approved a nearly $20 million package on Sept. 21 to keep the light rail agency at 203 Colorado Street and expand into the adjacent 201 Colorado Street, closing out a months-long retreat from a $47 million downtown relocation that drew a public rebuke from Mayor Kirk Watson.

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