ORANGE : Street Widening Is Focus of Tour
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City Council members will board a bus today to tour 4.3 miles of local streets that may be widened as part of a massive public works program.
The council will meet with city planning and traffic staff members at 3:30 p.m. to tour portions of Glassell and Main streets and La Veta and Chapman avenues that are included in the $28-million street-widening plan.
The tour will provide the council with a firsthand look at the project and introduce some options to the current plan, traffic engineer Bernie Dennis said.
The council is scheduled to consider the project March 24.
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