What did it
cost?
http://alhambransagainst710.com/costs-to-taxpayers/
2. “Dig It” Banners on Fremont Avenue: $119, 920 - 2013 street banner project cost memo (pdf)
3. Alhambra Close the Gap 7/10 day 2013: Total: $22,783
4. Alhambra Close the Gap 7/10 day 2014: estimated total: $22,783
5. The actual tunnel: $ billions. Check out the various cost estimates thus far….
6. Toll charges per vehicle, one way: $6-15 (as per Metro/Caltrans)
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Costs to Taxpayers
1. City of Alhambra 710 lobbyist from 2006-Jan. 2014: $1.8+ million - Payments to Leland Dolley (pdf)2. “Dig It” Banners on Fremont Avenue: $119, 920 - 2013 street banner project cost memo (pdf)
3. Alhambra Close the Gap 7/10 day 2013: Total: $22,783
- promotional materials, fliers and supplies: $8,015
- audio/visual 9,150
- logistics 4,020
- insurance 1,598
(Thanks, City, for closing down Fremont during Rush Hour, Alhambra!!)
5. The actual tunnel: $ billions. Check out the various cost estimates thus far….
6. Toll charges per vehicle, one way: $6-15 (as per Metro/Caltrans)
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I was told that those for the 710 tunnel were wearing
blue shirts and that they were all employees of
Alhambra. The young students wearing blue shirts were
Alhambra's summer hires. What are they celebrating, has
Metro selected an Alternative?
Note: Metro did not send any representatives to this
event.
If
you want to watch what took place that day, here's a
video by Joe Cano:
Visit the "Responsible Alhambrans Against
the 710" website and read what they have to say:
Several News Reports: