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11. What are the most important issues to address to ensure a positive future for Central Texas? 2008 ECT Survey Transportation/Congestion 67% Land Use 34% Cost of Living 31% Water Availability 28% Air Quality 28%
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54. Meeting Adjourned Next Meeting December 2, 2011 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM City Hall, City of Austin
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Purpose – Connects regional system to core employment destinations Provides increased capacity Implements planning city’s planning goals Reinforces and accelerates economic activity Status: Conceptual engineering complete, alternatives analysis and phasing in progress, environmental impact analysis NOTE THIS IS DIFFERENT THEN WHAT I TOLD YOU. Don’t put characteristics on this slide do on next slide Source: City of Austin 2011
Purpose – Connects regional system to core employment destinations Provides increased capacity Implements planning city’s planning goals Reinforces and accelerates economic activity Status: Conceptual engineering complete, alternatives analysis and phasing in progress, environmental impact analysis Characteristics: 16.5 miles double track Electric powered (typically) In-street running or dedicated track way Compatible with urban form/geometrics Phased and Expandable Source: City of Austin, 2011