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City Mobility Study: Phase II Inner West Loop Mobility Study Public Comments: Reports, Studies and Meetings Report / Study / Meeting
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Document Date: 2014-08-03 23:30:11


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City

Bury / Buffalo / Houston / Midtown / Washington / Small Town / Neartown / /

Company

Patterson / Centerpoint / /

Country

France / /

Event

Natural Disaster / /

Facility

Civic Center / Cottage Grove / Museum District Connects / Greenway Plaza / Station Implications / Mount Vernon / Northwest Transit Center / MKT trail / University Line / Upper Kirby Station / Rice University / Terminal Subdivision SN22 / Montrose Restore Alley Montrose Boulevard Conservancy New Bridge / Memorial Park One bridge / Transit plaza / Texas Medical Center / Museum District / Memorial Park / /

IndustryTerm

scale solutions / wireless initiative / plan/solution / street car / attractive metal poles / food truck court / local retail businesses / Wireless access / gas prices / energy / /

Organization

Public Works & Engineering Department / Northwest Transit Center / Civic Center / Circulator Service / Medical Center / Rice University / Texas Medical Center / Heights Recycling Center / Galveston Area Council / Stanford / Walkable Montrose Montrose Boulevard Conservancy / Amtrak Service / /

Person

Herman Park / /

Position

Contractor / General / /

ProgrammingLanguage

ADA / /

ProvinceOrState

Texas / Alabama / Washington Avenue Livable Center Study / /

RadioStation

Knox / /

Region

West Alabama / /

Technology

bargaining chip / Wireless access / /

URL

www.neartown.org / www.sn22.org / www.washave.org / www.upperkirbydistrict.org / www.montroseblvd.org / www.richmondrail.org / /

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