Tom Morrow
02-26-2007, 01:16 PM
Huntington Beach to Disneyland transit line proposed
Sand-to-Disneyland line may gain ground (http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/local/article_1590989.php)
Idea for transporting people from Huntington Beach to the theme park could get a boost from OCTA grant
Orange County Register - CA
An idea to build a transit line stretching from Disneyland to Huntington Beach could gain some momentum today. Officials from five cities in north and west Orange County are hoping to score up to $250,000 in grant money from the Orange County Transportation Authority to study the possibility of a transit service connecting the tourist destinations, possibly along an existing railroad corridor.
The proposal is among those submitted by 18 cities vying for a share of grant money from OCTA's Go Local program. Each of Orange County's 34 cities was eligible for $100,000 grants, offered to encourage cities to think of ways to link to Metrolink lines. The best plans will qualify for cash to fund further study. In all, $30 million is set aside.
Huntington Beach will head the project to evaluate possible transit lines stretching from the sand to Disneyland through Garden Grove, Stanton, Westminster and Anaheim.
complete article (http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/local/article_1590989.php)
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Sand-to-Disneyland line may gain ground (http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/local/article_1590989.php)
Idea for transporting people from Huntington Beach to the theme park could get a boost from OCTA grant
Orange County Register - CA
An idea to build a transit line stretching from Disneyland to Huntington Beach could gain some momentum today. Officials from five cities in north and west Orange County are hoping to score up to $250,000 in grant money from the Orange County Transportation Authority to study the possibility of a transit service connecting the tourist destinations, possibly along an existing railroad corridor.
The proposal is among those submitted by 18 cities vying for a share of grant money from OCTA's Go Local program. Each of Orange County's 34 cities was eligible for $100,000 grants, offered to encourage cities to think of ways to link to Metrolink lines. The best plans will qualify for cash to fund further study. In all, $30 million is set aside.
Huntington Beach will head the project to evaluate possible transit lines stretching from the sand to Disneyland through Garden Grove, Stanton, Westminster and Anaheim.
complete article (http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/local/article_1590989.php)
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