Trolleys on tracks would run east on Green Street from Pasadena Avenue in Old Pasadena to Lake Avenue, eventually continuing in the next phase to Hill Street and Pasadena City College, and then turn north to Union Street and run west back to Pasadena Avenue completing the loop. There would also be a spur serving South Lake Avenue to California Boulevard, eventually in the next phase linking to CalTech.
This is no doubt the future, with an increased emphasis on public transportation and a deemphasis on cars and busses. Hopefully, when this recession is over, we can find a way to pay for this and a greater regional trolley systen which would also link up Altadena and boost tourism to our mountains from the Altadena/North Pasadena Portal.
I wrote about this previously on Avenue to the Sky on August 5, 2009.
Yes! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThey should divide this into two phases: one for the Union-Green loop and another connecting the PCC and CalTech extensions.
ReplyDeleteThe western end should also be on St. John instead of Pasadena. It at least goes the right way, and eventually that section of the 710 will be covered.