Work is expected to begin on site in 2025, and the station, subject to approval, is planned to open by the end of 2027.
Councillor Nick Small, Liverpool City Council’s cabinet member for growth and economy, said: “The next few years should define the future of the Baltic Triangle for decades to come and these new images and the pending public consultation is an exciting chapter in this unfolding story.”
Information from the consultation period, running from June 3 to July 26, will be used to finalize the designs before the planning application is submitted.
The Liverpool Baltic station is one of four planned by Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram.
Work on the pledged stations at Daresbury in Halton, Woodchurch on the Wirral, and Carr Mill in St Helens, is set to begin by the end of the decade.
Rotheram said: “Liverpool Baltic is just the first in a pipeline of new stations we will be delivering over the next few years to ensure we are connecting local people to each other and to the opportunities we are creating.”
The new stations are set to connect communities that are not reached by the current local rail network.
It is hoped that the development will encourage more residents to travel by public transport instead of by car.
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