West Sacramento: Proposal/Projects and Developments

[ozone]

Well I usually say something like yes but your not stuck out in the burbs where you have to drive everywhere. I talked to a women who just moved here from San Francisco and works downtown. She wants to live in West Midtown because she said she wanted to live in the most urban place in the city where she doesn't have drive to get coffee. Nonetheless she said she would still have drive to her work which is downtown at around 5th Street.

What the nimrods around here do not get YET is that what will spur development more than anything else is an effective public transportation system that primarily serves the very walkable central city. We don't have such a system. Light-rail is mostly for the suburban commuter and not the central city.