The second of four open houses to discuss Ottawa's newly proposed transit plans is being held at City Hall Tuesday night.
The City of Ottawa unveiled four potential plans to revamp the city's public transportation system by 2031, on Monday.
All of the new plans include building a downtown tunnel for public transit and are pegged at a multi-billion dollar price tag.
The proposals also include expanded bus transitways to the east, west and southern corners of the city.
- Plan 1: Bus tunnel (lowest cost)
- Plan 2: Joint LRT and bus tunnel (highest capital cost)
- Plan 3: LRT downtown tunnel (second lowest capital cost)
- Plan 4: LRT downtown tunnel and North-South LRT (lowest annual operating cost)
Tuesday night's meeting is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.
Click here for a complete schedule of this week's open houses.
Residents can express their opinions by calling 311 or visiting the City of Ottawa's website by March 31.
After reviewing resident feedback, city planners say they'll announce the preferred transit option April 16.
