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HTRC Proposal [Interactive Entry!]

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Interactive Entry #1  -  H&T Proposal

So, this isn't exactly a traditional update, but instead what I call a Interactive Entry, where I make Washington County, which involves you voting on a particular proposal set by a company, or government authority in the county. 

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PROPOSAL: H&T Elevated Rail Proposal

Hoffbauer and Terrebonne, who runs the historic street-car line in historic Bristol district, attempted this proposal in the 1960s, but was shot down due to citizen's concerns then, but now in 2016 they bring up the proposal to give Bristol something almost any major US City has, a elevated rail line to help reduce traffic throughout the city, and encourage public transit.

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ABOUT THE PROPOSER:

Hoffbauer & Terrebonne was established in 1860, and created the historic street-car/trolley line on Central Street in what is now, historic Bristol. They provide railroad transit and currently manages the Liaojiang-Bristol Station in Liaojiang. They are a main passenger railroad company in Southern California, started by Anton Hoffbauer and Francis Terrebonne, in a attempt to cash in on the new railroad business by establishing work for the SoCal region of the United States.

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PROPOSAL VOTING:

http://strawpoll.me/6462784

Choose wisely, on the proposal.

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Washington County Government & Bristol City Council Government

Washington County Government Address: 1459 Main Street, Washington City, California

Bristol City Council Government Address: 545 Barou Street, Bristol, California

 

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Voted yes! If the city continues to expand eventually sims will overload the current  road and transit networks. More transit options will eventually be require to ease traffic grid lock and reduce commute times.

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Yep, sad part is the population declined in the period between 1993-1996, so when this was proposed in the 1960s it was heavily needed, but as the city regrows,  it's shown that once again, it is needed.

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