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W press conference against RTA widening of Broadway. Also, view the “Tucson Progressive”, a public blog, Should RTA knock down 100 buildings. You can view Steve Kozachik’s statement on the widening in this PDF file Broadway Widening. Here is the link to an Attorney’s Opinion on the RTA’s referendum exemption.
Voters Against RTA Widening of Broadway
May 2, 2012 by Bill Ford
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