Showing posts with label LightRail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LightRail. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2014

You were warned. TriMet rebuffs C-Tran request

TriMet reiterated Wednesday that it has no plans to terminate a controversial light rail contract it signed with C-Tran last year, despite an earlier request from C-Tran to do just that. The two agencies signed the deal last year to detail how they would operate light rail in Vancouver as part of the proposed Columbia River Crossing project. The Interstate 5 Bridge replacement plan has since died, but the contract has no end date, leaving it in legal limbo.
www.columbian.com/news/2014/nov/12/trimet-c-tran-l...tract




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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

New Copper Penny could lose liquor license

Never Once Did KGW Mention That The Copper Penny is Located Next To The Crime Line Station. There would be shootings at that Light Rail Stop if The Copper Penny was There or Not!! Include All The Facts KGW. Light Rail Brings Crime To Any Area it Goes Into. Keep A Look Out for When The Milwaukie Crime Line Starts Running. PORTLAND – After a weekend shooting, a neighborhood activist is calling on the Oregon Liquor Control Commission to pull the liquor license of a Portland nightclub. The New Copper Penny has been in the Lents neighborhood for decades. Sunday morning a man was injured when someone fired into a crowd of people outside the club. Now the business is under fire from meighbors.
www.kgw.com/news/local/lents-new-copper-penny-olcc....html

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Milwaukie Light Rail Orange Line squeezes neighborhood parking!!

There is already competition for on-street parking in the Brooklyn neighborhood between SW 14th and 17th. But with TriMet’s new Orange Line just a block away neighbors said they may have to resort to parking permits in front of their own homes. TriMet employees use a lot of the street parking and the competition for parking will get worse as commuters from other parts of town park in the area, then hop on the MAX for the rest of the ride to work. TriMet admits at peak times there isn’t enough room for all its employees to park. Brookly neighbors are considering enrolling in a neighborhood permit system. They would tax themselves $60 per year for a permit to park near their own houses. Anyone else parking in the area without a permit would get tickets.


Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Portland-to-Milwaukie Orange Line station gets Earth Cast For $1,000,000

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) - The Portland-to-Milwaukie light rail line now has sculptures installed at one of its future stations. The cost of this one sculpture is One Million Dollars. Do You Think Tri-Met and Metro are growing beyond their means?
www.koin.com/news/multnomah-county/orange-line-sta...48367

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Clackamas County Commissioners Demand I-205 Diversion Estimates

The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners wrote Gov. John Kitzhaber today with a warning: If they don't get good estimates on how tolling the Columbia River Crossing might affect Interstate 205, they'll officially oppose the project. The letter (PDF), dated today, says the commissioners have asked Kitzhaber three times in five years for how tolling Interstate 5 would affect I-205 and "have failed to release satisfactory answers." As WW reported, consultants CDM Smith have been preparing an investment grade analysis for tolling the $2.7 billion CRC. Emails obtained by WW show that state officials have long known that tolls on I5 would fill I-205 to capacity. The Oregonian reported last week that the commissioners were likely to send a "letter with teeth" regarding the proposed Oregon-only Interstate 5 project to replace bridges into Washington state, expand interchanges on both sides of the river and extend MAX lines to Vancouver.
www.wweek.com/portland/blog-30867-clackamas_county....html