Transit

Speak Up For Transit This April!

Orange County today announced that two public hearings on the transit tax and overall transit plan will be held in April. The hearings are designed to elicit feedback from members of the public on how the County should approach transit in the coming years. They will be part of regularly-scheduled meetings of the County Board of Commissioners, and will have two general parts. 

First, a presentation will be given to detail various elements of the plan: the legislative issues involved in issuing the tax, the partnership with Durham County, the revenues, the expenditures, the timeline, etc. Second, members of the public will have the chance to speak on the plan by making comments, offering suggestions or posing questions. 

The first hearing will be held in Hillsborough on April 3 at the Social Services in Hillsborough Commons. The second hearing will be at the on April 17 in Chapel Hill at the Southern Human Services. Be sure to come out and urge the commissioners to support transit and put the tax on the ballot this Fall!

Orange County Transit Plan Public Hearing

Give your feedback on the transit plan and urge the county commissioners to place the transit tax on the ballot in November!

Date: 

Tuesday, April 17, 2012 - 7:00pm to 11:00pm

Location: 

2501 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Orange County Transit Plan Public Hearing

Give your feedback on the transit plan and urge the county commissioners to place the transit tax on the ballot in November!

Date: 

Tuesday, April 3, 2012 - 7:00pm to 11:00pm

Location: 

113 Mayo Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278

Commissioners Delay Transit Vote Past Primary

The Orange County Board of Commissioners again considered transit earlier this evening at its biweekly meeting. After a litany of other agenda items, county planning director Craig Benedict outlined a timeline for placing the transit tax on the ballot. At the remaining work session and regular meeting in March, the commissioners will presented with information on the cost sharing for the regional transit program and agree to some conception of it. In April, the town will hold two public meetings and draft the official transit plan for the country. 

Another Transit Tuesday for the County Commissioners

A few years ago, did you imagine you would find yourself wondering whether the Orange County Board of Commissioners supported basic progressive causes like enhanced public transit and smart land use planning?

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