http://budgetla.org/2010/01/28/plan-to-cut-l-a-jobs-would-hurt-neighborhood-councils-and-art-programs-report-shows/ A grassroots campaign fighting to develop a sustainable budget for the city of Los Angeles Tue, 06 Jul 2010 18:57:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://budgetla.org/2010/01/28/plan-to-cut-l-a-jobs-would-hurt-neighborhood-councils-and-art-programs-report-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-17 $30 million for two miles of bike path? No thanks. | Bikeside LA Mon, 15 Feb 2010 08:01:08 +0000 http://budgetla.org/?p=560#comment-17 [...] Bike lanes cost $28,000 per mile, according to the City’s draft Bike Plan, so for $30 million dollars we would get just over 1000 miles of bike lane for the same price tag.  Bill Rosendahl and Paul Koretz both sit on the LA City Council Budget & Finance Committee, and so they are intimately familiar with the City’s unexpected $200 million shortfall this year, and the expected deficit of $400 milli... [...] [...] Bike lanes cost $28,000 per mile, according to the City’s draft Bike Plan, so for $30 million dollars we would get just over 1000 miles of bike lane for the same price tag.  Bill Rosendahl and Paul Koretz both sit on the LA City Council Budget & Finance Committee, and so they are intimately familiar with the City’s unexpected $200 million shortfall this year, and the expected deficit of $400 milli… [...]

]]> http://budgetla.org/2010/01/28/plan-to-cut-l-a-jobs-would-hurt-neighborhood-councils-and-art-programs-report-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-16 $30 million for two miles of bike path? No thanks. | Westside Bikeside Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:24:15 +0000 http://budgetla.org/?p=560#comment-16 [...] Bike lanes cost $28,000 per mile, according to the City’s draft Bike Plan, so for $30 million dollars we would get just over 1000 miles of bike lane for the same price tag.  Bill Rosendahl and Paul Koretz both sit on the LA City Council Budget & Finance Committee, and so they are intimately familiar with the City’s unexpected $200 million shortfall this year, and the expected deficit of $400 milli... [...] [...] Bike lanes cost $28,000 per mile, according to the City’s draft Bike Plan, so for $30 million dollars we would get just over 1000 miles of bike lane for the same price tag.  Bill Rosendahl and Paul Koretz both sit on the LA City Council Budget & Finance Committee, and so they are intimately familiar with the City’s unexpected $200 million shortfall this year, and the expected deficit of $400 milli… [...]

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