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This study team is evaluating options to improve mobility and relieve congestion within the study area.

Learn about the multi-modal alternative concepts under evaluation in the SR-710 Study process, including, but not limited to, “no build” alternative, improvements to local streets, expansion of transit systems, as well as freeway options.

Come anytime during the meeting hours. Information at all the open houses will be the same. The open houses are designed to provide one-on-one dialogue with the study team. This is a learning environment in which community members may engage at their own pace and in the subject matter that interests them most. The alternative concepts and other study process information will be available for viewing on large interactive boards staffed by multi-disciplinary team members. (Please note that these forums are not public hearings, and there will be no formal presentation.)

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