Long-term they hope to add it, but we will not see any new BRT stops or shelters in Highland Park until additional funding is obtained and public engagement is conducted. As a result, the extension running to Highland Park is no longer part of the plan. Funding and other constraints have caused them to restrict the initial project to the Downtown-Uptown-Oakland corridors.
HIGHLAND PARK MARKET CHECKOUT CHARITY UPDATE
They provided details about the length of planned closures, although not their timing. This work is expected to begin in July and take three years to complete, so be prepared for potential delays, detours, and construction vehicles in this part of the neighborhood for quite a while. PWSA Work Soon to Begin Near Park EntranceĪt our June 16 HPCC Community Meeting, PWSA provided another update on the work it will be conducting along Bunkerhill Street and Mellon Terrace as part of its Water Reliability Plan. For all the details, see the presentation here In short, the HPCC is doing great, keeping neighbors informed and engaged, increasing our membership, and managing our finances well. This year, board members prepared a presentation recapping HPCC accomplishments and events from the past year introducing the officers and new board members for the upcoming year providing an update on the new Super Playground summarizing membership activities and achievements and outlining our finances. The HPCC’s June Community Meeting also is its annual business meeting.
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