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To: bentway who wrote (335092)	4/24/2007 1:09:23 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576163

Birkhill at Fireclay is the first development in a 97-acre transit-oriented district Murray City has established around the Murray North station. And it is one of a growing number of transit-oriented developments in the Wasatch Front, an urban area with a population of more than two million that is looking for new ways to get around — less by car, and especially by rail. A host of other American metropolitan regions, among them Minneapolis, Denver, Dallas, Sacramento, St. Louis, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle and Portland, Ore., have invested billions of dollars over the last decade to pursue the same idea. I find it interesting that its medium size cities that are doing the most when it comes to rail mass transit. Portland is the city of that group that's most advanced in rail development and it shows.