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February 19, 2010

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Luke

The article is incorrect. The California Public Records ACt + prop 59 do not give agencies or city's 10 days to respond.

That is called the drag your feet fallacy.

see:
http://encinitastaxpayers.org/blog/index.php/2008/07/20/the_drag_your_feet_clause_is_a_myth?blog=3

or click my link

James

What is a normal size lot worth these days next to the tracks?

Joe

The San Mateo County Times is reporting another delay in the Alternatives Analysis report:

The planners responsible for the Bay Area section of the high-speed rail line have again delayed the release of a report detailing whether the bullet train could rocket along the Caltrain route underground or on raised tracks.

The alternatives analysis for the San Francisco to San Jose section of the state's bullet train had been pegged for a December 2009 release before being postponed to March 4.

But the California High-Speed Rail Authority board will not hear the report until April 1 at the earliest because agency officials are still reviewing the plan, Deputy Director Jeff Barker said Tuesday.

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