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REACHING NEW HORIZONS IN SAN DIEGO

Wojciech Lorenz

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The San Diego Light Rail Transit (LRT) system currently consists of 40.7 route-miles (66.7 km); the South Line from the International Border through Centre City to Old Town, and the East Line from Bayside to the city of Santee. The city of San Diego incorporated the LRT alignment into the Mission Valley Community Plan in 1985 with a multiple-use, land-use plan, development intensities linked to the transportation system, the San Diego River, wetlands management plan, and pedestrian oriented urban design. The paper reviews the progress of this ambitious project, expected to be completed by Super Bowl 1998.

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The San Diego Light Rail Transit (LRT) system currently consists of 40.7 route-miles (66.7 km); the South Line from the International Border through Centre City to Old Town, and the East Line from Bayside to the city of Santee. The city of San Diego incorporated the LRT alignment into the Mission Valley Community Plan in 1985 with a multiple-use, land-use plan, development intensities linked to the transportation system, the San Diego River, wetlands management plan, and pedestrian oriented urban design. The paper reviews the progress of this ambitious project, expected to be completed by Super Bowl 1998.

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The San Diego Light Rail Transit (LRT) system currently consists of 40.7 route-miles (66.7 km); the South Line from the International Border through Centre City to Old Town, and the East Line from Bayside to the city of Santee. The city of San Diego incorporated the LRT alignment into the Mission Valley Community Plan in 1985 with a multiple-use, land-use plan, development intensities linked to the transportation system, the San Diego River, wetlands management plan, and pedestrian oriented urban design. The paper reviews the progress of this ambitious project, expected to be completed by Super Bowl 1998.

Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Pedestrian, Geography, Light rail transit, Environmental planning, Urban planning, Archaeology, Transport engineering

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