By Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, San Francisco Examiner; April 11, 2018
A peer review released Tuesday found that three rail lines were needed for a Caltrain and high-speed rail extension project in downtown San Francisco, rejecting claims by a developer concerned about impacts on his property that only two were needed.
The review was unveiled at the Tuesday meeting of the San Francisco County Transportation Authority board, which is among the agencies guiding construction of the Caltrain Downtown Extension project to the Transbay Transit Center.
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