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This document serves as the agenda for the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board meeting held on March 4, 2010, detailing board members, meeting structure, and various topics for discussion, resolution,

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1. Begin with the date and time of the meeting.
2. Add the location of the meeting.
3. List the names of the board members present.
4. Include the agenda items with a brief description of each.
5. Specify the time allocated for each agenda item.
6. Indicate any public comment opportunities.
7. Conclude with the date and time of the next meeting, if applicable.

Who needs Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

1. Members of the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board.
2. Staff and administrative personnel involved in the meeting.
3. Stakeholders and community members interested in transit developments.
4. Anyone requiring documentation of meeting proceedings.

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Who operates Caltrain?

The Caltrain right of way between San Francisco and Tamien stations is owned and maintained by its operating agency, the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (PCJPB). PCJPB purchased the right of way from Southern Pacific (SP) in 1991, while SP maintained rights to inter-city passenger and freight trains.

What is the meaning of Caltrain?

Caltrain is a regional rail line serving San Francisco, San Jose, Gilroy, and stations in between. Caltrain currently operates local, limited stop, and Baby Bullet express services between San Francisco and San Jose Diridon Station.

Who is the director of Caltrain?

Michelle Bouchard - Executive Director, Caltrain LinkedIn.

Does Caltrain go underground?

The new underground station at Fourth and Townsend Streets will serve Caltrain commuters. The station's street level entrances and exits along Townsend Street will lead to a concourse one level below ground and a train platform two levels below ground.

What is the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board?

Michelle Bouchard - Executive Director, Caltrain LinkedIn.

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What is Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

The Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda outlines the topics and items to be discussed during the board meeting, including action items, reports, and updates related to transportation projects in the Peninsula Corridor region.

Who is required to file Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

The representatives and officials of the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board, including board members and staff, are required to file the agenda prior to the meeting to ensure transparency and proper planning.

How to fill out Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

To fill out the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda, you should list all topics to be discussed, allocate time for each item, include relevant documentation, and ensure that the agenda is distributed to all board members prior to the meeting.

What is the purpose of Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

The purpose of the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda is to provide a structured framework for the meeting, ensuring that all necessary topics are covered, facilitating effective discussion, and informing participants of the schedule.

What information must be reported on Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda?

The information that must be reported on the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board Meeting Agenda includes the date and time of the meeting, location, list of agenda items, action items requiring votes, reports from committees, and any public comments or discussions.