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Westside Urban Forum Friday Event: “R We There Yet”

Little more than two years ago, 68% of Los Angeles County voters approved taxing themselves to build dozens of new transit and highway projects. Almost immediately following that historic vote, several of our leaders launched an ambitious new plan – the 30/10 Initiative – to get 30 years worth of Measure R transit projects built and open in just a decade. Join the Westside Urban Forum as we explore the status of key projects and the impact of the recession on Measure R revenues. Our panelists will also delve into the risks facing the full range of projects, the status of federal funding, and what a new Congress means for the future of transit in Los Angeles.

Panelists:

Richard Katz, member of the Metro Board of Directors and former chair of the Assembly Transportation Committee

Denny Zane, Executive Director, Move LA - Just Added!

David Grannis, CEO of Planning Company Associates and Transportation Committee chair for the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation; and

Moderator:

David Abel, publisher of the Metro Investment Report, The Planning Report and VerdeXchange.

CM Credit - This activity is approved by the AICP in the amount of 1 hour.

The Regency Club
10900 Wilshire Blvd., 17th Floor
Los Angeles, California

7am-9am
7:00am Registration
7:30am Breakfast

8:00am Panel Discussion

$30 members
$45 nonmembers
$10 student members

$15 student nonmembers

Pre-registration closes on March 16, 2011.  After March 16, 2011 and at onsite registration the cost will be an additional $10.00.  No refunds or credits will be provided after March 16, 2011.

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