Planetizen Newswire
Keep up with essential planning news and commentary, delivered to your inbox every Monday and Thursday.
Baseball Team's Move Could Spark Light Rail
A proposed move of the Tampa Bay Rays professional baseball team has officials in the region scrambling to make plans for a new rail line to accommodate the team's future home.
The team has been trying to find a new home for its stadium at the same time that political pressure to build a light rail system is growing.
"'We want to keep the Rays in Pinellas County,' said R.B. Johnson, chairman of the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority. 'How does that play into the rail line? The time is not too far off where we'll be talking to the Rays about how a new stadium converges with plans for rail.'"
Thanks to The Overhead Wire
Published on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 in
Topics
- 'A Strange, Second-Wave Gentrification' in San Francisco
- The Rent Gap Theory
- Details of Austin's Big 'Project Connect' Transit Plan Emerge
- Opportunity Zones Under Investigation by Treasury Inspector General
- Mapping the Land Uses of the United States
- Cuomo's LaGuardia AirTrain Plan has a High-Profile Skeptic
- Metro L.A. Drafts Frequent Bus Service Plan
- Overcoming the Obstacles of Land Use for Renewable Energy
- U.S. Transit Ridership Growing Again
- Wyoming Legislation Would Add Tolls to Interstate 80
- Toward a Vocabulary of Micromobility
- Trump Finally Comes for the 'Waters of the United States' Rule
- Breaking News: Leadership Change at New York MTA
- Legislation to Lift Local Prohibition of Middle Housing Proposed in Washington State
- The Latest Trend in Redevelopment: Parking Lot to Multi-Family Residential
- Action Needed to Match Vision Zero Ambition in Philadelphia
- Coming Soon: Trump's Revised Fuel Efficiency Standards
- The Brooklyn-Queens Streetcar Plan Won't Die
- Less Free Parking for Transit Commuters in Southern Ontario
- New Jersey Might Be the Most EV-Friendly State in the Nation
