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News: Fed. Budget Debate, Veto Threat, Oakland Streetcar Study, Cleveland Parking Building, GIS In Health Planning, Texas Drought
February 16, 2012
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Tracks News - In this section you'll find news from cities around the country as well as interviews and general reporting on issues. It might be from a newspaper or a blog, but it counts as news.
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National: GOP Questions Obama's Funding Proposal
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A key Republican on the Senate Budget Committee sharply criticized President Obama's proposal to use savings from reduced defense spending to help fund the Department of Transportation...
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A key Republican on the Senate Budget Committee sharply criticized President Obama's proposal to use savings from reduced defense spending to help fund the Department of Transportation...
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Ogden: Godfrey Bashes Streetcar Proposal
October 20, 2011|Standard.net
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Mayor Matthew Godfrey is questioning what he describes as a radically different proposal from Utah Transit Authority to build a streetcar system from downtown to Weber State University and McKay-Dee Hospital for $35 million less than originally projected... Read On
Ogden: Weber State Pushes for the Streetcar
August 22, 2011|Standard.net
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Weber State University officials want to make it clear to the city: They really want a streetcar system. University President Ann Millner told the Ogden City Council as much when the two groups met Thursday evening for a routine work session on campus... Read On
Ogden: Mayor Wants Plug on Streetcar Pulled
July 28, 2011|The Standard
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Mayor Matthew Godfrey says his administration has abandoned a proposed $160 million streetcar system because the price has derailed the project... Read On
Ogden: Streetcar On Hold for Route Re-examination
June 9, 2011|Salt Lake Tribune
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At the City Council's urging, stakeholders in a plan to connect the downtown intermodal hub to Weber State University and McKay-Dee Hospital Center agreed Wednesday to put the project on hold while an abandoned route for a streetcar gets another look... Read On
Ogden: City Should Use UTA Study
May 6, 2011|The Republic
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A transportation consultant is advising Ogden to hit the brakes for now and adapt to a Utah Transit Authority study to stay on track for federal funding to build a streetcar to near Weber State University and McKay-Dee Hospital... Read On
Ogden: Environmental Group Questions Streetcar Data
October 5, 2010|Salt Lake Tribune
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An Ogden environmentalist has called into question a consultant's analysis of Ogden's proposed streetcar routes because the study's underpinnings have not been released to the public. Dan Schroeder, conservation chairman of Ogden's Sierra Club, put his concerns in writing in a letter recently posted on the Weber County Forum blog.... Read On
Ogden: Arrington Discusses Benefits of TOD
May 17, 2010|Standard News
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A national expert on transit-oriented development has offered the Ogden City Council some principles for planning. Cities can either plan transit with community in mind or plan community with transit in mind, GB Arrington, a consultant with PB Placemaking in Portland, Ore., said at a work session last week...
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Utah: We Need Transit Oriented Communities
March 11, 2010|Standard Examiner
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The Wasatch Front Regional Council estimates that the Top of Utah will see a 60 percent population increase over the next 30 years. Unfortunately, we're not a public transportation-oriented community in Utah. It's clear that we have to make some strides toward using public transit. If we don't, our freeways won't be able to handle the traffic flow. Add the resulting increase in pollution and we've got a big problem....
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Ogden: Streetcar = Economics
March 1, 2010|Standard Net
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If Ogden is to eventually have a chance to receive federal funding for its public transportation initiatives, all entities that will be affected need to reach a consensus on what the best routes are. Before scores of millions of dollars are handed to the city to build a trolley system that leads to Weber State University and McKay-Dee Hospital, the feds will need to be convinced that the projects have wide support and can get done....
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