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Forum on the DC Region's Transportation Plan, May 8

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Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 00:00
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The Washington Regional Network For Livable Communities Presents:=20

Smarter Growth and Transportation In the Washington Region:
How Will the Region's Proposed 25-Year Transportation Plan Measure Up?

Smarter growth calls for integrating transportation and land use planning.=
=20
Billions of dollars are allocated by the region's jurisdictions through
the update of the long-range regional transportation plan.  Will the new
plan foster alternatives to the automobile, reduce traffic congestion, and
discourage loss of farms and forests?  Will it help direct needed
resources to the inner suburbs and the urban core?  Three elected
officials from inside the Beltway and local alternative transportation
experts will comment, then participate in a panel question and answer
discussion:=20

Hon. Chris Zimmerman, Arlington County Board Member
Hon. Phil Mendelson, District of Columbia Council Member
Hon. Peter Shapiro, Prince George's County Council Member
Michael Replogle, Federal Transportation Director, Environmental Defense
Allen Muchnick, Board Member, Washington Regional Network For Livable
Communities

Date: Monday, May 8, 2000, 6:30 pm Doors Open, 7 pm Program

Location: 121 Cannon House Office Building, Capitol Hill.  Directions:
Capitol South Metro; the Cannon building is 1/2 block north of the exit.
(Driving:  The cross streets are Independence, 1st, and C Streets, SE. On
street parking available.) Use the door at the corner of 1st and C Streets
SE (after 8 pm use the Rotunda entrance on Independence Avenue).  121
Cannon is to the left as you walk in.=20

Please RSVP (attendance only) to Deborah Katz, WRN Coordinator, at (202)
667-5445 or debkatz@megsinet.net.  (If you plan to arrive after 8 pm,
your name will be put on a guest list at the Rotunda entrance).

Co-sponsored by 1000 Friends of Maryland, Action Committee For Transit,
Allied Civic Group, Audubon Naturalist Society, Chesapeake Bay
Foundation, Coalition For a Sensible Bridge, Coalition For Smarter
Growth, Fairfax Coalition For Smarter Growth, Friends of the Earth,
League of Women Voters of the National Capital Area, Piedmont
Environmental Council, Prince George=92s Civic Federation, Sierra Club
Restore the Core Campaign, & the Washington Area Bicyclist Association.
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Date: 2000/04/12
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