Fri Jul 20, 2007
Last year Californians approved $20 Billion in transportation
bonds and Metro just approved a fare increase. How much will LA County receive
for its critical needs, moving both people and goods? And will the bond funds
survive the budget process in Sacramento?
Join us for a lively discussion with Metro Board Chair Pam O’Connor and California Transportation Commissioner Larry Zarianmoderated by Norman Emerson, president of a southern California firm focusing on infrastructure planning, funding and public policy.
Do we have enough to really address our transportation needs? What else can we do? What does this mean for important Westside transportation projects?
Join us for a lively discussion with Metro Board Chair Pam O’Connor and California Transportation Commissioner Larry Zarianmoderated by Norman Emerson, president of a southern California firm focusing on infrastructure planning, funding and public policy.
Do we have enough to really address our transportation needs? What else can we do? What does this mean for important Westside transportation projects?
Please view
these articles in the LA Times, Public
transit needs a future by
Mike Feuer and 'Subway
to the Sea' plan still adrift by
Ari B. Bloomekatz and Steve Hymon.
