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Salt Lake expected to OK 400 West route for TRAX
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Jeff Dixon | 3:14 a.m. May 6, 2008
How is the 400 West alignment going to work with the existing North Temple
viaduct and the proposed Trax/Frontrunner transfer station? A graphic
illustrating that section would make this article more informative and
comprehensive.
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Not Blind | 10:43 a.m. May 6, 2008
There are two graphics showing the trax lines. What are you complaining about
Jeff?
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Garbage | 5:25 p.m. May 6, 2008
In the argument against the 600 West alignment, residents say that route would
increase crime and traffic. My question is, how? 600 West might be the wrong
alignment, but that seems like a gargage argument to me. The garbage increase
in crime argument is also being used by the vocal minority in Draper that do not
want Trax to be built on an existing rail line. If you're going to argue
against Trax, at least make it a legit argument.
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Anonymous | 10:30 p.m. May 6, 2008
The council's vote tonight to put TRAX on 400 west will essentially be the
end of the Intermodal HUB. Now everyone will exit Frontrunner at North Temple
and as a result, leave the HUB nothing more than a Greyhound station. It will
never be completed as planned; and with a failed HUB/Bus station one block away
from the homeless shelter, you can say hello to more of the crime and blight
that you thought a viaduct would bring. This is a foolish mistake but I'm
in no way surprised. This whole HUB idea was a total bait and switch from the
beginning. Oh and P.S., a 1-lane TRAX bridge would resemble a monorail more than
it would resemble a huge viaduct. Anyone who has seen one of these dedicated
train bridges knows that they don't look bad at all.
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