NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR COMMENT
AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE
GREEN BAY METRO
FIXED ROUTE RESTRUCTURING PROPOSAL
AND
MODIFICATIONS TO THE ADA PARATRANSIT BOUNDARY
All interested persons are invited to comment and are advised of a public informational meetings and public hearing on the fixed route restructuring proposal and modifications to the ADA paratransit boundary for the Green Bay Metro System.
Further information regarding the proposal can be obtained at 901 University Avenue, visiting the Green Bay Metro Blog at: www.greenbaymetro.org, or calling Chris Phelps, Transit Director, at 448-3450.
The public review period for the proposal is scheduled for June13, 2009, to July 13, 2009.
The Green Bay Transit Commission will conduct a formal public hearing:
July 15, 2009
8:15AM
Transportation Center – Commission Room
901 University Avenue
Green Bay, WI 54302
Written comments should be mailed to Chris Phelps, Transit Director, Green Bay Metro, 901 University Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54302 by July 14, 2009.
Proposed_route_Adjustment_-_Comment_Form.pdf
Friday, June 12, 2009
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I am impressed with most of the recent route proposals, especially since it maintained service to my house. I live just off of Libal, so route 15 is of great help to me.
This first comment may seem confusing. Since the eastside changes are essentially extending routes 1 & 2, changing parts of routes 5 & 7, and axing route 14, it makes sense to me that the proposed routes 2 & 14 should be numbered 5 & 2 respectively. Fewer signs would have to be changed.
As for the proposed 11, 15 & 17 lines, the 17 would need to reach Broadview at :30 and/or :00 to connect to routes 11 and 15 (both would be 30 minutes long and would leave downtown at :15 and :45). Ideally, there should be 2 buses on route 17 (to connect with each trip of the 11 & 15 buses). If not, start the 17 on Broadview at 5:30 am & end it on Broadview at 9:30 pm (7:30 am and 6:30 pm respectively on Saturdays), running it every hour.
Thank you for your consideration.
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