NEXT WGNA & UNSCC MEETING
— Caltrain Modernization Program" or "CalMod"
Wednesday 09 January 2019
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Subject: Caltrain Modernization Program" or "CalMod"
Speaker: Brent Tietjen, Caltrain representative; and Greg Parks, Katz & Associates (a communications firm/consultant)
Sponsor: UNSCC-United Neighborhoods of Santa Clara County
Guest speaker's website: caltrain.com > Projects & Plans > Caltrain Modernization
Guest speaker's email: [email protected]
Summary: The topic was on the Caltrain Modernization Program or "CalMod", including its electrification and system upgrades. This was CalTrain San Jose Electrification’s first public meeting where Caltrain representatives answered questions about how this affects our neighborhood, homes, and businesses.
Guest speakers gave an overview, including plans and construction timelines for Interstate 880-Diridon, Diridon-Tamien, and the Monterey Road sections, which potentially will have the greatest impact on San Jose neighborhoods.
Participants were asked to submit concise detailed questions by email prior to the date of the presentation; whereas, a summary of all submitted questions was then forwarded to CalTrain so that the speakers would be well prepared to answer them. Questions were also submitted during the public meetings and given spontaneous replies.
Topic series: Urban Design & Vision; transportation