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Land Use Planning & TOD

Cities around the Bay Area are updating their General Plans, rezoning to support increased density, and planning transit-oriented development at stations. This page attempts to keep track of it.
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Transit Projects

We take a long, hard look at the next generation of Bay Area transit expansion. This page includes facts, opinions, and links to previous posts on specific projects.
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Regional Transportation Plan

The RTP is a 25-year blueprint for transportation spending in the Bay Area. This page examines the plan at bird's eye view and includes links to more specific posts.
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Fantasy Transit Maps

Many transit enthusiasts enjoy maps of fantasy transit, and this blog is no exception. This page summarizes our indulgence in that field. Click here for more.

Better Neighborhoods

This page discusses how we can use transit, planning, and urban design to create neighborhoods that are more livable and vibrant. Unlike the TOD section above (which discusses existing plans), this page is best categorized as a collection of visions -- efforts are not now underway, but could be. Click here for more.

Track Maps

Homemade rail track maps of the Bay Area, tailored for the true railfan, with a focus on track used by transit operators.
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Buildings

We firmly believe that cities are comprised of people first, buildings second; but special buildings deserve special remarks.
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Water Resources

Water planning may seem like an odd topic for a website about transit and land use, but water issues are raised in our pursuit of smart growth. Besides, this is critical to California's future. (Image courtesy of Delta Vision.)
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News Feed

• 17th Street Plaza Trial Extended Four Months 10 July 2009
• Two BART unions say they will not strike Friday 10 July 2009
  There will be no BART strike - for now.
• Buses May Aid Climate Battle in Poor Cities 10 July 2009
  Like most thoroughfares in booming cities of the developing world, Bogotá’s Seventh Avenue resembles a noisy, exhaust-coated parking lot...
• Governor's borrowing plan risks stimulus funds 9 July 2009
  Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's budget package, which he has touted as a way to solve the state's entire deficit, has a glitch that may jeopardize $10 billion in federal stimulus funds for California's public schools, colleges and prisons.
• New zoning guidelines shape future of Oakland's downtown 9 July 2009
  High-rise downtown, low-rise near the lake. A major revision to Oakland's planning code that will guide development from Lake Merritt to Chinatown was finalized Tuesday night.
• Future Of BART Oakland Airport Connector Debated 9 July 2009
  The commission that doles out money for such huge projects will vote in a couple of weeks on whether to proceed with the $522 million project...

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