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The plan for transit: Vision is in place, but money is not

July 21, 2015 Government & Politics

From top left, Tina Votaw, CATS transit oriented development manager; David Howard, Charlote City Council; Vi Lyles, Charlotte City Council; Dave McDonald, CATS transit plan manager.
From top left, Tina Votaw, CATS transit oriented development manager; David Howard, Charlote City Council; Vi Lyles, Charlotte City Council; Dave McDonald, CATS transit plan manager.

July 21, 2015

The session was about more than bus routes, streetcars and rail lines. Four Charlotte city officials, two staff and two elected members of City Council, laid out both the people-moving systems in place, the plans in place to keep them growing, and the uncertainties of funding the system’s future growth.

Presenting Tuesday were City Council members David Howard and Vi Lyles; and Charlotte Area Transit staffers Tina Votaw and Dave McDonald.

Below are the videos from the joint presentation and the Q&A that followed.

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