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City of Leander Transit Facility
City of Leander Transit Facility
800, U.S. 183, Leander, TX, United States
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City of Leander Transit Facility
800, U.S. 183, Leander, TX, United States
This transit facility offers six bus canopies and parking for approximately 638 cars. It also functions as the terminus for Capital Metro's new commuter rail line. Strong visual references define the site: illuminated pylons identify each bus canopy to ease transit connections, while a large clock tower, synced to official Capital Metro time, can be viewed from the parking lot and highway beyond, relieving departure time anxiety. Careful site planning segregates bus and auto traffic, minimizing conflict, and locates parking to minimize walking time. A terminal building adjacent to the public plaza houses Capital Metro offices as well as restroom and future concessions facilities for commuters. A canopy around the plaza provides a cool respite from the hot sun. McKinney York developed the requisite storm water pond as an amenity with an exercise trail and native plants for patrons and the surrounding community.
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