The public informational meeting will be at 7 p.m. Feb. 8 in the
Lincoln Park District ballroom, 1400 Primm Road. The meeting
will begin with a short presentation, followed by a
question-and-answer session.
The committee has developed various requests to present to
transportation officials and others: new grade separations to reduce
traffic delays and provide for emergency vehicle access; sight and
sound screening in the downtown business district and in residential
neighborhoods; visually appealing access control methods to promote
public safety; and changes to the proposed timing and number of
station stops for passenger trains.
The 15-member committee has had five meetings to date. It hopes
to present a complete set of recommendations to the railroad and
regulatory authorities by the end of March.
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