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Metro Long Range Transportation Plan Meeting: Gateway Cities

1:35 PM PDT on March 12, 2008

For a copy of the draft Long Range Transportation Plan, visit www.metro.net.

Those unable to attend the community meetings can e-mail their comments to metroplan@metro.net or write their comments, to Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Countywide Planning & Development, One Gateway Plaza, Mail Stop 99-23-2, Los Angeles, Ca 90012 Attn: Robert Cálix. All comments need to be postmarked and submitted by April 25. Following the public comment period the Metro Board will consider adoption of the Long Range Transportation Plan in June.

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