Scoping meetings are an opportunity to obtain information from the public and governmental agencies. The scoping process asks agencies and interested parties to provide input on the proposed alternatives, the purpose and need for the project, the proposed topics of evaluation, and potential effects and mitigation measures to be considered.
The official public comment period for scoping concluded on October 27, 2009. The comments received are summarized in the Red Line Extension Scoping Report. Input received during scoping is used to refine the project’s purpose, need and alternatives, and to direct the analysis of environmental impacts. Public input is also used to help avoid potential impacts and to identify potential mitigation measures.
Red Line Extension Scoping Report (.pdf)
Scoping report - revised June 2010. Appendices are available as separate files.
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendices A-G (.pdf)
Public Participation Plan, Notice of Intent, Participating Agencies, Participating Agency Invitation Letters, Agency Scoping Meeting, Agencies and Organizations Notified of Scoping, Notification Materials
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendices H-K (.pdf)
Scoping Meeting Materials, Meeting Presentation, Meeting Exhibit Boards, Public Scoping Meeting Transcripts
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Plain Text Supplement for Appendices H-J (.txt)
This text-only supplement describes Scoping Meeting Materials, Meeting Presentation, Meeting Exhibit Boards
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendix L Public Comments 1-95 (.pdf)
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendix L Public Comments 96-171 (.pdf)
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendix L Public Comments 172-259 (.pdf)
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendix L Public Comments 260-344 (.pdf)
Red Line Extension Scoping Report Appendix M (.pdf)
Agency Comments - revised June 2010