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Community Input Meeting for DOT Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen Neighborhood Traffic Study

by calendar on April 14, 2008

When: April 30, 2008 6:00 pm
Where: Holy Cross School
332 W. 43rd St. (bet. Eighth & Ninth Aves.)
Manhattan
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More Info: New York City Department of Transportation
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The New York City Department of Transportation invites you to a public meeting/workshop for the Clinton/Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Traffic Study.

Come share your thoughts on:

Bus parking
Traffic congestion
Trucks
Pedestrian safety
Lincoln Tunnel traffic
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