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VTA officials last week released plans for a phased approach to resuming light-rail service by the end of July without specific dates attached.
This week, VTA released a revised six-phase timeline that also did not include set dates, but rather estimated time periods for how long each phase is expected to last.
If the days for each phase are added together for example, if the number of days projected for each phase begins only once the previous phase is completed the timeline would have trains resuming passenger service between 24 and 50 days from now.
Phase 1, which was more of a triage phase to identify what would be required to return to work, started in mid-June and was completed on June 30.
Dave-corteseRobert-danielsMonica-maloneD-san-joseSanta-clara-valley-transportation-authoritySan-joseWay-powerSignal-departmentSouth-bayMountain-viewடேவ்-கோர்டீஸ் In addition to the damage, VTA wants to be sensitive to the trauma employees experienced and how that may affect going back to a worksite where such a horrific incident happened, VTA officials said in an email.
The major change from last week s timeline to the revised one comes in Phase 2 the preparation of staff returning to work which was increased from seven days to up to 21 days. Currently we are in Phase 2, Daniels said. So, this is the repurposing of buildings and along with the identification of other buildings like the Cerone VTA Yard.
Daniels said that staff will be relocated to a temporary workplace like the Cerone location while VTA develops a permanent location that will allow for more expansion.
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