By Jane Doe - October 21, 2024
The Peterson/Ridge Metra station project in Chicago faced a 15-year delay due to a series of challenges, including slow permitting, coordination issues, and supply chain disruptions. The station finally opened in 2024, costing $27.8 million.
Peterson/Ridge Metra Station Project
The 15-year saga of building Metra's Peterson/Ridge station illustrates the complexities of infrastructure development in Chicago...
Stakeholder | Role/Company |
---|---|
Metra | Main project owner and manager |
Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) | Owner of the rail tracks, involved in permitting |
City of Chicago | Issuer of permits, particularly the Department of Water Management |
John Burns Construction | Main contractor for the station construction |
Illinois State Government | Provided partial funding and oversight |
Alderman Andre Vasquez (40th Ward) | Local political support and advocacy |
Local Community (West Ridge) | End users and beneficiaries of the station |
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