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UTA plans open house on Draper TRAX line

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Draper Resident | 12:15 p.m. Dec. 11, 2007
I bought my house in Draper where I did in part because of how close it is to the future TRAX line. We have almost zero mass transit options in Draper. Recently, when my car was in the shop, I had to drop 25 bucks on a freaking cab inbound to take care of some business, because there are no inbound busses after about 9am. Ridiculous!! Ignore the vocal minority, and bring our TRAX line to point of the mountain ASAP!!
I'm 4 it | 1:27 p.m. Dec. 11, 2007
I also live in an upper scale Draper neighborhood and would love for tracks to come to Draper. Before moving to draper I looked as several homes in the Akagi Farms neighborhood and saw the train tracks running through several backyards of very expensive homes. Do people not think into the future at all � the other problem these exact same people will have is that when Highland Drive is completed they will have a 4 lane highway running through their front yards (which is the real reason I did not buy a home there). It�s hard to feel any pain for them when both the rail road and 4 lane road existed BEFORE they moved in or built a home.

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