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Station Area Planning: The Fundamentals by Tim Chan
The document outlines the framework and goals for enhancing transit-oriented development around the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system, which serves four counties and has a significant daily ridership. It emphasizes the importance of legislation, community partnerships, and various funding strategies to improve transit accessibility and reduce automobile dependence. Additionally, it highlights the need for ongoing public engagement and innovative planning to ensure sustainable growth and address issues like affordability and displacement.
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