Request WETA include new ferry technologies in Richmond-San Francisco service
Resolution Resolution No. 4-16
In Plain English
The city wants the Water Emergency Transportation Authority to consider alternative technologies when building new ferries for the planned Richmond-San Francisco route. WETA is preparing to request proposals for vessel construction. If approved, the city formally asks WETA to include newer ferry technologies in their evaluation process.
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