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Plan proposes transit center with restrooms and tour‑bus facilities; Redwood Coast Transit Agency to lead design
Summary
Consultants proposed a premium off‑street transit center with shelter, ticketing, restrooms and space for tour buses; Redwood Coast Transit Agency will lead detailed costs and schedule and the team estimated possible construction by 2028.
The consultant presented a concept for a premium off‑street transit center adjacent to Front Street and the library parking lot that would include covered shelters, a ticketing/driver comfort station and public restrooms. The design would keep most EV charging and parking while adding drop‑off lanes, short‑term parking and dedicated tour‑bus loading. "Restrooms will be part of this," the Presenter said, and the concept includes off‑street bus space and driver facilities intended for both transit operators and the visiting public.
Consultants said the Redwood Coast Transit Agency will shepherd detailed cost and schedule information and that the team "suspect[s] that this project will be built by 2028." The plan also envisions wayfinding and amenities to make the center useful for national‑park tour buses, plus connection to downtown pedestrian routes and the proposed plaza improvements.
