A legal demand from California Rural Legal Assistance and nine Valley groups, a City of Merced push for mitigation and a $2.4 billion procurement that treats the downtown extension as optional have left the location of Merced's high-speed rail station, and the downtown redevelopment plans built around it, unsettled.
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