BayRail Alliance

Time/date: Monday, March 26, 2007 6:30 PM

Source: Transbay Joint Powers Authority

Please Join Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, members of the Transbay Joint
Powers Authority (TJPA) and the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency to
learn more about the plans underway to build the new Transbay Transit
Center.

This new Transit Center will replace the current Transbay bus
terminal at First and Mission streets in downtown San Francisco
with a Grand Central Station of the West.  The project will:

* Create a central downtown Transit Center that will connect the
San Francisco Bay Area and the State through eight transit systems:
AC Transit, BART, Caltrain, Golden Gate Transit, Greyhound, MUNI
(including paratransit for seniors and the disable), SamTrans and
future High-Speed Rail.

* Extend the Caltrain rail line underground from Fourth and King
streets into the new Transit Center

* Build a vibrant new neighborhood surrounding the Transit Center
with 3,400 homes (35% affordable)

For more information please visit http://www.transbaycenter.org

Community Meeting:
6:30 pm, Monday, March 26, 2007

West Bay Conference Center
1290 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA 94115

Accessible by MUNI bus lines 22 and 31

The West Bay Conference Center is wheelchair accessible.

To request real time captioning, a sign language interpreter or
other accommodations, please contact Heather Barber at the TJPA
at (415) 597-4620 or <info@transbaycenter.org>.

May 2003:  $11.4m Sunnyvale Transit Center is dedicated, adding a net gain of 217 parking spaces with a new 400-space garage.

March 2004: Rebuilt Lawrence station makes its debut a few weeks before the completely reconstructed Bayshore station opens for service on March 22. In preparation for the Baby Bullet service, both stations become fully accessible to people with disabilities and have a number of aesthetic improvements.

November 1999: New, relocated Hayward Park station in San Mateo opened.

April 1999: Opened the San Antonio station in Mountain View; added two more weekday trains, bringing weekday total to 68.

July 13, 1995: The Redwood City Transit Center, serving Caltrain and SamTrans bus passengers, is dedicated.