[SUNDAY FEATURE] Phoenix vision: Reality or farce?

road-to-the-futureBy Brenna Goth, The Republic | azcentral.com

The Phoenix of today might be unrecognizable over the next few decades, as a generation yet to be born relies on walking to work, biking downtown, riding trains to school and taking buses across the city.

Current 30-somethings could retire in urban condos while members of Generation Z raise kids — if they have them — in revitalized neighborhoods from south Phoenix to Metrocenter.

Future Phoenix residents might never know the sprawling, suburban, car-driven lifestyle that many current residents live.

This vision is a goal for some and a farce for others as leaders try to plan Phoenix’s road to the future — and the future of its roads. It’s the crux of the debate over Proposition 104, a $31.5 billion, 35-year transportation proposal going to city voters in August.

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