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Salt Lake City Council supports 400 West TRAX alignment
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CONGRATULATIONS!
A second commuter rail station in the neighborhood harms the neighbhood more than a bridge on 600 West ever would (it was a 30 foot wide bridge - not a 120 foot wide vaiduct as some critics would have everyone believe). Unfortunately anyone who dared say that got shouted down. Ironically many of the westside neighbohoods who were most verociously opposed to the 600 West alternative were not affected by it in any way whatsoever. It is the people who live in Guadalupe, Jackson and West Capitol neighbohroods who will pay the price of traffic impacts and development pressure for this myopic power play.