Please see attached for The City of Los Angeles Transit Corridors Cabinet's Draft Workplan for the first two quarters of 2013. This document represents the priorities and action items that the City is currently considering to make the most of Los Angeles's growing transit infrastructure. As a valued partner in the Transit Corridors initiative, we hope that you will take a moment to review the plan and to provide any suggestions or other input you may have (please send all suggestions and inquiries to mayor.transitcorridors@lacity.org). In March, the Cabinet will be presenting an updated document based on the input we receive--we ask that you provide any comments by Monday, February 18th. This draft is an important first step in making sure that Los Angeles maximizes the benefits of our transit infrastructure for all Angelenos. We hope that you will take this first step with us and we look forward to working together to make Los Angeles more transit oriented. For more information on the Transit Corridors Initiative, and to read a white paper of recommendations by transit orientation expert Robert Cervero, please visit Mayor Villaraigosa's Transportation page. On Friday, the Transit Corridors Cabinet will be participating in Move LA's 5th Annual Transportation Conversation, at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles. The Cabinet will present their workplan and participate in a discussion with transit orientation experts, community leaders, and the public about the future of transit orientation in Los Angeles. Please see below for the invitation for this section of the program--which is free to the public after 1:00pm. We hope to see you there!
The City of Los Angeles Transit Corridors Cabinet
Office of Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa - Transit Corridors
The City of Los Angeles's Transit Corridors Cabinet would like to invite you to a presentation and panel discussion on the future of the City's Transit Corridors as part of Move LA's 5th Annual Transportation Conversation WHEN: 1:00pm on February 1st, 2013
WHERE: Los Angeles Union Station Historic Ticketing Room, 800 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012The Transit Corridors Cabinet leadership will give a presentation on the priority action items the City is currently considering for improving LA's orientation to our expanding transit network, and creating a more livable city for all Angelenos. Following this presentation, participating General Managers from City Departments will engage in a discussion with transit orientation experts and the general public about how the City can best encourage vibrant, prosperous, and affordable communities along our Transit Corridors. Move LA has graciously waived their entry fee for the afternoon session, which will run from 1:00 until 3:30pm and includes an address from international transit orientation expert Robert Cervero of UC Berkeley. Please also consider registering for the full Move LA Transportation Conversation, entitled "¡Avancemos! Let’s Move LA Forward!" The day-long forum includes addresses and panel discussions on accelerating transit & community building in Los Angeles, with such speakers and panelists as Senate Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, Maria-Elena Durazo (LA County Federation of Labor), Art Leahy (Metro), and more!
General Admission is $75.00 and student, non-profit, and government rate is $25.00.
Register here. More information is available at MoveLA.org. Attendance for the afternoon session, beginning at 1:00, is free to the general public.
*The Transit Corridors Cabinet will be releasing its Draft Work Plan in advance of this forum--stay tuned! Even if you cannot attend the discussion on February 1st, we look forward to hearing from you on the action items that will be outlined in the draft plan. More background, including a study by Prof. Robert Cervero is available on line at: http://mayor.lacity.org/Issues/Transportation/index.htm
The City of Los Angeles Transit Corridors Cabinet
Office of Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa - Transit Corridors
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The City of Los Angeles's Transit Corridors Cabinet would like to invite you to a presentation and panel discussion on the future of the City's Transit Corridors as part of Move LA's 5th Annual Transportation Conversation WHEN: 1:00pm on February 1st, 2013
WHERE: Los Angeles Union Station Historic Ticketing Room, 800 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012The Transit Corridors Cabinet leadership will give a presentation on the priority action items the City is currently considering for improving LA's orientation to our expanding transit network, and creating a more livable city for all Angelenos. Following this presentation, participating General Managers from City Departments will engage in a discussion with transit orientation experts and the general public about how the City can best encourage vibrant, prosperous, and affordable communities along our Transit Corridors. Move LA has graciously waived their entry fee for the afternoon session, which will run from 1:00 until 3:30pm and includes an address from international transit orientation expert Robert Cervero of UC Berkeley. Please also consider registering for the full Move LA Transportation Conversation, entitled "¡Avancemos! Let’s Move LA Forward!" The day-long forum includes addresses and panel discussions on accelerating transit & community building in Los Angeles, with such speakers and panelists as Senate Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, Maria-Elena Durazo (LA County Federation of Labor), Art Leahy (Metro), and more!
General Admission is $75.00 and student, non-profit, and government rate is $25.00.
Register here. More information is available at MoveLA.org. Attendance for the afternoon session, beginning at 1:00, is free to the general public.
*The Transit Corridors Cabinet will be releasing its Draft Work Plan in advance of this forum--stay tuned! Even if you cannot attend the discussion on February 1st, we look forward to hearing from you on the action items that will be outlined in the draft plan. More background, including a study by Prof. Robert Cervero is available on line at: http://mayor.lacity.org/Issues/Transportation/index.htm
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