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Wisconsin State Journal, 2/4/2025
Nicole Pollack reports:
The city-owned Brayton Lot has about 270 parking stalls and was used most recently as a construction staging area for Madison’s new Bus Rapid Transit route. Buildings there could be up to 10 stories tall, staff said, with the potential for a couple of additional stories if some units are set aside for lower-income residents.
Using the Brayton Lot for BRT staging helped the city secure enough federal funding to build the $194 million Route A, which now runs directly past the site. Because of that arrangement, however, the Federal Transit Administration must sign off on any new development there.
Any future project at the site must meet FTA standards, including having no more off-street parking spaces than the 270 that exist today and benefitting public transit by increasing demand for service in the area. It must also return $9 million — the value of the lot — to Metro Transit.
Other East Washington posts:
2025
Baker's Place. (1/28)
2024
Bakers Place. (9/28)
Baker's Place. (5/6)
2023
The Continental. (7/25)
The Standard site visits series. (2/23)
2022
Archipelago Village. (3/3)
Madison Youth Arts Center. (1/2)
2021
The Valor. (10/19)
800 block project revisited: Love notes to the temporarily shuttered Sylvee. (2/14)
2020
The Arden. (12/18)
2019
Hotel Indigo. (12/2)
NIMBY chronicles. (11/12)
Capital East parking garage. (1/14)
2018
Proposed hotel put on hold. (2/12)
StartingBlock construction as we approach the end of January. (1/30)
StartingBlock construction as we approach the end of January. (1/30)
2017
The Lyric Apartments are ready for occupancy. (8/30)
This stretch of East Washington Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin, has undergone a major transformation during the past 5 years. (5/13)
The Lyric Apartments are ready for occupancy. (8/30)
This stretch of East Washington Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin, has undergone a major transformation during the past 5 years. (5/13)
2015
The balconies of the Constellation. (4/19)
The balconies of the Constellation. (4/19)
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