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Advisory Committee for Gold Line Eastside Extension Meets Next Thursday

1_6_10_gold.jpgAtlantic Station. Photo: LA Streetsblog/Flickr

There have been a fair number of folks making comments on this site and
elsewhere on the internet about the recently opened Gold Line Eastside
Extension and safety. This coming week the advisory committee that
provides input to Metro on such issues is holding a meeting near the
Indiana Street station (Alma is the next street east of Indiana, and
the School is midway between 1st and 3rd Streets) in the evening.
Certainly worth checking out if you want to share such comments directly .


Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension Review Advisory Committee

Thursday
Jan. 14, 2010
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Ramona Opportunity High School
231 S. Alma Ave.
Los Angeles CA

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