Support fixing bridge traffic that worsens air pollution in Richmond neighborhoods
In Plain English
A new bike lane on the Richmond San Rafael Bridge eliminated the breakdown shoulder, causing traffic backups that push pollution into Richmond communities. The city asks the Bay Area Toll Authority to study air quality impacts and fund improvements like a second bike path. If approved, Richmond formally supports these solutions to reduce environmental harm.
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Votes
Motion to delete all the 'whereas' information included in the resolution and to only retain the 'therefore be it resolved.' Section 3 of the resolution was changed from "Pursue funding for additional bridge improvements including but not limited to a second bike path on the lower deck with a removable barrier to "Pursue funding to alleviate traffic congestion on I-580 and Richmond neighborhoods"
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