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BART releases new features of future train car fleet

BART's new trains will feature digital displays with station maps, bike racks in each car, more standing room and an extra door for increased access.

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Marin County speaks with loud voice on regional plan for transit and housing development

Plan Bay Area is a long-range transportation and land-use/housing blueprint for the entire, nine-county Bay Area — but no other county has reacted to the plan with the fervor of Marin County.

Marin Independent Journal

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Where We Are in the Plan Bay Area Process

June 5, 2013

On June 14, 2013, MTC staff presented the Joint MTC Planning/ABAG Administrative Committee with an overview of public comments received on Plan Bay Area and its Environmental Impact Report (EIR). The public comment period for both the Draft Plan and the Draft EIR ended on May 16. Agency staff reviewed comments from public hearings that were held on the Draft Plan in all nine Bay Area counties, as well as correspondence in response to the documents. Comments were also reviewed from three public hearings on the Draft EIR.

Plan Bay Area is scheduled for adoption next month. Following is a list of remaining public meetings related to final adoption of the plan:

Plan Bay Area looks forward to the year 2040 and charts a course for the Bay Area’s first-ever Sustainable Communities Strategy, accommodating needed growth within our nine counties while at the same time decreasing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks.

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