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Use this page to submit comments and questions to the Red Line Extension Project team. There are two ways to reach out to us:

  1. Publicly - If you have a question that you think others would be interested in, please click on Ask Us a Question. Many of your questions and our answers will be posted publicly for your fellow community members.
  2. Privately - Do you have a question you don't want made public, or want to submit a comment? Click on Send Us a Message below and your question or comment won't be posted to the site.

Or if you prefer, you can always email the team at RedExtension@transitchicago.com.

Use this page to submit comments and questions to the Red Line Extension Project team. There are two ways to reach out to us:

  1. Publicly - If you have a question that you think others would be interested in, please click on Ask Us a Question. Many of your questions and our answers will be posted publicly for your fellow community members.
  2. Privately - Do you have a question you don't want made public, or want to submit a comment? Click on Send Us a Message below and your question or comment won't be posted to the site.

Or if you prefer, you can always email the team at RedExtension@transitchicago.com.

Ask Us a Question

Submit questions here that you have for the RLE project team. Many of your questions and our answers will be posted publicly for your fellow community members. If you'd like to submit a question or comment via private message to the RLE team, click Send Us a Message above.

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    Will any homes be torn down to make room for the new station

    Antwaun Falkner asked 10 months ago

    In planning for the RLE Project, the CTA has determined that it may be necessary to acquire certain properties to implement the project. Property impacts are based on conceptual engineering and represent the maximum impacts to parcels. All owners and tenants whose property would be potentially affected by the Preferred Alignment were notified during outreach that the CTA conducted in January and February 2018 and will be continually engaged throughout the environmental review process. 

    Information about potentially displaced properties is available at www.transitchicago.com/rle/potential-property-displacements.

    The CTA does not plan to pursue acquisition of private property for the RLE project until the environmental analysis is complete and project funding is secured. Estimated property impacts of the Preferred Alignment at this time include 61 residential buildings, 11 of which are currently unoccupied, and six businesses. A total of 226 parcels would be impacted, including 158 that are privately owned. Property impacts will be confirmed in the Final Environmental Impact Statement after more detailed conceptual design.

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    What sections of the expansion will be elevated versus at grade?

    niko1499 asked 12 months ago

    The Red Line Extension would operate on an elevated structure from approximately 95th Street to 118th Street, where it would transition to an at-grade profile and then continue at grade before terminating near 130th Street. The 103rd Street, 111th Street and Michigan Avenue stations would be elevated, and the 130th Street station would be at-grade. The RLE will be grade-separated, meaning that it will not intersect or conflict with existing roadways.

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    Does CTA already know what kind of development will happen?

    12 months ago

    The CTA is not beginning the planning process with a vision of what future development should look like. Instead, the Transit-Supportive Development Plan will rely on input from community members like you to help determine the community’s needs and priorities. The plan will include recommendations to guide future development in the RLE project area, but it will not specify exact developments.

    If you’d like to help shape these recommendations, please use this website to participate in the planning process! 

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    How can I participate in the Transit-Supportive Development planning process?

    12 months ago

    There are a number of tools on this website you can use to make your voice heard!

    • Take our survey to tell us about the types of development you want to see
    • Use the Mapping tool to show us where you have ideas for specific development types
    • Post on the Ideas wall to engage with other community members and the project team

    In addition, you can sign up for individual station area meetings to learn more about the process and discuss development-related topics with the project team!