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June 19, 2024
Can go to costco to buy things and safeway to buy things [inaudible] and family members. [inaudible] heard that the bus stop in the building its going to be terminated. [inaudible] set up the two bus stop [inaudible] by van ness an vallejo so the citizens can move around more conveniently. Low income seniors we dont have our own car. We need Public Transportation and its our right in this country for us to move around freely. And i hope the [inaudible] will support that too [inaudible] citizens ...
June 19, 2024
Traffic and transit lines,you cant do better without compromise to the other crosslines in traffic. A ten point penalty would be assessed for this plan due to low commercial speeds. Basically its not rapid transit. [inaudible] bike or other muni trips, but auto transit time is 2 3 of the brt time. This is not transit growth. Aversion from walk, bike does not make sense. More than 50 percent of the trips which start in the corridor are already walk or bike. Its the greenest most economical choice...
June 19, 2024
[inaudible] new system will stet up the bus stop at vallejo and van ness north and southbound. I hope the supervisors will support this motion, thank you. Thank you. Next speaker. [inaudible] i request to set up the bus stop at vallejo and [inaudible] and van ness. Because the rez tent there are seniors, they are did i did difficult in mobility. Some of them have [inaudible] because they use their walker and [inaudible] and some fall because they use the wheelchairs, moving difficulty. [inaudibl...
September 27, 2022
Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing (APAH) celebrates the grand opening of Lucille and Bruce Terwilliger Place, the nonprofit developer's new affordable housing development and new space for American Legion Post 139 in Arlington's Virginia Square neighborhood. APAH was joined by its partners, funders, supporters, and the U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs to cut the ribbon