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Metro's Westside Extension Transit Corridor Study Area covers approximately 38 square miles. Download a larger PDF of this map.
Last October, Metro held early scoping meetings for a study to help guide the development of alternatives addressing the growing traffic and congestion in a 38 square mile study area (see lighter colored area above). Nearly 500 individuals attended these meetings and over 450 formal comments were submitted by the close of the comment period (LAist got theirs in, did you?).
Now that Metro has reviewed all public comments, they have developed a number of alternatives for further analysis including various modes, alignments and station locations. These upcoming meetings will update the public about the results of the scoping process, the emerging alternatives, and next steps in the study’s progress. How it will include bicycles, is the monorail idea trashed and more developments on the possibility of a West Hollywood extension instead of a full Wilshire Blvd. one may be all talked about. Or maybe not. What does our traffic future hold?
MEETING LOCATIONS, DATES & AGENDA
Wilshire/Fairfax area:
Los Angeles County Museum of Art-West (LACMA), formerly the May Company store
Thursday, January 31; 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
LACMA-West Terrace Room, 5th Floor
5905 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles
Metro Service provided on Lines 20, 720, 920, 217 & 780
Validated parking is available in the lot on the southeast corner of Wilshire and Spaulding
Westwood area:
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Tuesday, February 5; 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
10822 Wilshire Boulevard (at Malcolm Avenue), Los Angeles
Metro Service provided on Line 20, 720 & 920
Free parking available at the location
City of West Hollywood
Plummer Park
Wednesday, February 6; 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
7377 Santa Monica Boulevard (at Plummer Place), West Hollywood
Metro service provided on Line 4
Free parking available at the location
Content presented at these meetings will be identical, so make sure to attend at the time and location most convenient for you. The format for these Public Update Meetings is:
6:00 – 6:30 p.m. Open House
6:30 – 7:00 p.m. Presentation
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Question and Answer Session
For additional information or questions, please visit the Westside Extension Transit Corridor Study website at www.metro.net/westside or contact the project information line at 213.922.6934.
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It will be nice when they stop all the proposal and studies, and actually make something practical happen. Why is it Seattle can build a light rail in 2 years (from the time of city approval to opening day) yet Los Angeles flounders for 2 years of "scoping process"?
This is great, but extending the REdLine all the way down Wilshire to Santa Monica would be MUCH MUCH MUCH better!!!
I agree with the first comment - how is all this talk helping? Just build it already.
Enuff w/ the studies - and I am sick of the "think of the children" studies too. We need trains already.