LA Metro Holds a Virtual Parking Study Meeting on the Evening of November 12 for the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail in Los Angeles County, California: the New Line Runs 6.7 Miles With 11 Stations, and an In Person Session Follows on November 17
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority in California is building a new light rail line in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation held a virtual meeting on November 12, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., on the East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor parking study, covering parking conditions along Van Nuys Boulevard and feedback on parking management approaches.
An in person session with the same information is set for November 17, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., at 14750 Sherman Way in Van Nuys, with Spanish interpretation available at both meetings.
The new line runs 6.7 miles with 11 stations along Van Nuys Boulevard, from the G Line to San Fernando Road, serving Van Nuys, Arleta and San Fernando, with trains expected every 7 to 10 minutes during peak hours. Metro is also studying a 2.5 mile northern extension to the Sylmar and San Fernando Metrolink station.
Metro says some parking will be removed on Van Nuys Boulevard, and that it is working with the City of Los Angeles to identify alternatives. Public input will inform the parking discussions along the corridor.
Source: Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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