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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHARLOTTE GATEWAY STATION

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Street. There, they can enter CGS or either walk or take the streetcar or other<br />

buses the three blocks to the core of the CBD, or go six blocks to the CTC to<br />

transfer to other buses or board the LYNX Blue Line to the south or northeast.<br />

• Amtrak passengers will exit from the intercity passenger train platforms and will take<br />

a series of stairs and escalators to gain access to the station great hall for baggage<br />

claim and access to either the bus terminal downstairs or to Trade Street for cab,<br />

bus or streetcar access. The platforms are currently planned for the east side of NS<br />

mainline. However, the platforms could be relocated between the NS main line<br />

tracks if required to address future congestion and other operational issues.<br />

Location of the platforms will not impact the Amtrak station facilities.<br />

The site section and oblique rendering below, which includes an optional under-ground<br />

CATS bus capacity, illustrates how passenger access is provided through the station.<br />

Figure 1.1-3. Access and Circulation at the Charlotte Gateway Station<br />

Charlotte Gateway Station 1.1-6<br />

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