Project Manager Paul Moore outlines priorities identified in transportation planning.

By Deanna Garcia

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Pittsburgh’s 25-year transportation plan, MovePGH, has been taking public comment over the last year to craft an ultimate vision. Through that process the group has come up with a list of priorities and 5 goals, which it enveiled today. Among the priorities — providing balanced choices in transportation.

“The preliminary list of projects is a lot more focused on small-scale neighborhood projects, like sidewalks, bike facilities, transit projects, a lot less focused on roadway widening projects than some previous plans have been. That’s one of the things we want to get reaction about, whether that’s the right focus,” said Paul Moore, project manager with the consultant team on the project.

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There are three more public workshops where you can learn more:

Wednesday November 7th:

6 PM to 8PM – Carnegie Library, East Liberty Branch

Thursday November 8th:

1 PM to 3PM – University of Pittsburgh Alumni Hall

6 PM to 8 PM – Brashear Center

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