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This document summarizes a proposed transit-oriented redevelopment plan for the Boca Town Center East area. The plan aims to respond to community needs, incorporate a variety of uses and architecture, and improve multi-modal connectivity. It proposes a new train station with bus and pedestrian access. A mobility framework was developed with new public transportation routes to serve the site. Conceptual site plans and illustrations demonstrate how the redeveloped area could include a mixed-use town center around the new transit hub with pedestrian priority.
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