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2/17/2009
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Anaheim, Orange County transit authority accepting design proposals for intermodal facility
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The city of Anaheim, Calif., and Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) are seeking design proposals for the first phase of the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC).
To be located on a 16-acre site owned by OCTA and the city, ARTIC will be served by local trains, buses, taxis and cars. It also will be built to accommodate future high-speed train service.
Valued at about $150 million, Phase I of the project includes site work and preparation, transportation center and supporting facilities, trackwork and platforms, parking, and access and street improvements.
To be located on a 16-acre site owned by OCTA and the city, ARTIC will be served by local trains, buses, taxis and cars. It also will be built to accommodate future high-speed train service.
Valued at about $150 million, Phase I of the project includes site work and preparation, transportation center and supporting facilities, trackwork and platforms, parking, and access and street improvements.
