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Will Life Be Better In 2010?

Posted by: Ali Valenzuela
Thanks to: Ali Valenzuela
30 August 2000 - 7:00am

Will the public support alternative modes of transportation and reinvestment in the urban core?

Will the public support alternative modes of transportation and reinvestment in the urban core? That's just what a far-reaching survey recently conducted by Chuck Nathanson, Exec. Dir. of San Diego Dialogue, and PPIC aimed to find out. MIR spoke with Chuck about the survey's implications for policy makers in California, as well as his thoughts on San Diego's proposed Regional Infrastructure & Transportation Agency and the special challenges of regionalism across international borders.

Full Story: Will Life Be Better In 2010? A San Diego Dialogue Worth Following!
Source: The Metro Investment Report, August 25, 2000
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