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The California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) Project is a high-speed rail system approved by voters in 2008. The estimated $64 billion project will initially connect from San Francisco to Los Angeles at speeds up to 200 miles an hour.
In 2012, the CHSRA Board of Directors designated two alignments through Santa Clarita. In 2014, the CHSRA Board, in response to a request from the City Council, refined the alignments to be studied eliminating one of the two proposed surface alignments and including an extension of the tunnel under neighborhoods in eastern Santa Clarita. In March 2016, CHSRA staff announced a further realignment of the proposed alignments, significantly altering the routes as they impact Santa Clarita. Please click on the map below to see the alignments that are currently under review.
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Alignment Change letter from High-Speed Rail Authority Chairman Dan Richard
March 15, 2016
This letter was sent from the High-Speed Rail Authority Chairman Dan Richard, to Mayor Bob Kellar, regarding the proposed alignment changes in the Palmdale to Burbank segment.
This is the response letter from Chairman Dan Richard to the North Los Angeles County Communities Protection Coalition letter, sent by Councilmembers Marsha McLean and TimBen Boydston
January 11, 2016
Letter from Councilmembers Marsha McLean and TimBen Boydston to Dan Richard, Chairman of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, regarding the North Los Angeles County Communities Protection Coalition meeting that took place November 12, 2015.
July 24, 2015
The July 24, 2015 letter from then-Mayor Marsha McLean to the California High-Speed Rail Authority, stating the City Council’s support for fully underground alignments within the Palmdale to Burbank section of the High-Speed Rail Authority Project.
July 14, 2015
On July 14, 2015 the Santa Clarita City Council adopted a position to support fully underground alignments for the Palmdale to Burbank section of the High-Speed Rail Project.
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