1. How Will Alexandrians Get Around Their City In 2030? Joining the Conversation about Future Transportation Networks For Alexandria Residents, Workers and Businesses March 2005 Please note: The following presentation is the sole product of George Foote and Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. It was prepared only to accompany a discussion of transit alternatives in Alexandria. The presentation does not reflect any decision, action or projected action by the Alexandria Ad Hoc Transportation Policy and Planning Task Force.

6. School METRO Station M S SS S S M M M M S S S For Discussion Purposes Only

7. Population Growth - 2030 For Discussion Purposes Only

8. Employment Growth - 2030 For Discussion Purposes Only

9. Population Growth - 2030 Employment Growth - 2030 For Discussion Purposes Only

10. Eisenhower - Landmark – Duke Line For Discussion Purposes Only

11. Potomac – Arlandria – NOVA – Landmark Line For Discussion Purposes Only

12. Del Ray Line For Discussion Purposes Only

13. King Street Line For Discussion Purposes Only

14. Braddock Road Line For Discussion Purposes Only

15. Old Town – Potomac Line For Discussion Purposes Only

16. Population Growth - 2030 Employment Growth - 2030 Eisenhower - Landmark – Duke Line Potomac – Arlandria – NOVA – Landmark Line Del Ray Line King Street Line Braddock Road Line Terminal SS S S School S METRO Station M M M M M S S Old Town – Potomac Line S For Discussion Purposes Only

17. Funding Sources Fares Bonds Special Tax Districts Operational Subsidies Development Contributions State Funds Federal Funds Reallocation of Road Funds School Budget Advertising/Sponsorships Employer Contributions For Discussion Purposes Only

18. Representative Resources and Studies http://www.atlantastreetcar.com/ http://www.heritagetrolley.org/ http://www.heritagetrolley.org/articleBringBackStreetcars.htm http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/transportation/docs/Seattle%20Streetcar%20Report%200 63004.pdf http://stlouisfed.org/community/assets/pdf/light_rail.pdf