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Hey y'all here's an update on public transit in Hialeah. I used a paint scheme similar to the 1990s SFRTA colors and found an Orion V drawing on the net. I was hoping to get these slapped on buses in game but I have rapidly come to realize that I will need a PC to do any such modeling. (sheeeeeeeeeeeeeet) Anyhow: here's the press release The HTA unveiled its new paint scheme today. The buses purchased from the city of Toronto will get a full makeover. Mayor Beauregard was on hand to board HTA 5099 this...
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Hey y'all. Hialeah is throwing it's 50th birthday bash. The last census puts the city population at 72,000. The high-rises are going up faster than we can find the cement! The commercial sector is strong, attracting all manner of real-estate and energy companies. Some offices are even relocating from the capital, New Paris. People are flocking to the city for sun and opportunity and the renowned healthcare and education services. More on the downtown area in the next post. (No room for the picture here...)...
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The city of Hialeah recently purchased a series of Orion Vs and Orion VIIs from the city of Toronto for use in implementing a bus network across the city. The Hialeah Transportation Authority will operate the buses and may contract some routes to the Iberville County Department of Transportation. Ridership is currently 13,000/day and revenue is roughly $800,000/month (fare $2.05) against a cost of $890,000/month. (I'm assuming the figures in the budget are in the 1000s) Residents are very pleased with the...
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With growing traffic problems on U.S.9/NZ28, the city of Hialeah and NzDOT have jointly rebuilt the interchange with Plainview St and Industrial Rd. Both streets have now been routed underneath the highway and Permian Ave with exit ramps leading to Plainview St with access to Industrial Rd by Triassic Ave. Note the photos are looking in different directions
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Plainview Oil has decided to increase their refining and shipping capacity and has built a new facility in Hialeah. Southern Natchez Authority has also upgraded the aging Hialeah Generating Station to burn both coal and oil. The oil is mainly piped to the new dock in the Northeast end of town. City officials are now looking at ways to mitigate the environmental impact of the refinery and increased power production at the power station. Currently surveys indicate roughlt 60% of residents are unhappy with...
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Hialeah beginnings

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Hey y'all This is my first city: Hialeah, pop. 16,000, Iberville County, in the fictional state of Natchez. With the recent construction of Southern Natchez Authority's Hialeah Generating Station (This in response to growing electricity demand in the capital, New Paris) and the Iberville Co. Recycling centre, the starting up of a small manufacturing sector and the widening of U.S.9/NZ28 through the town, the town has grown from a small farming community to a town of 16,000. A small commercial sector is...
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