CTRMA workshop restarts 'Y' project with naming contest
September 8, 2012
About 40 local residents attended a workshop hosted by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) to brainstorm a list of possible names for an environmental impact study and long-range mobility plan for the ‘Y’ intersection area last Wednesday at the ACC Pinnacle Campus.
The workshop kicked off with a welcome from Steve Pustelnyk, communications director for CTRMA, who said the purpose of the meeting was to develop a community-branded name and identity for the project as well as provide an opportunity for CTRMA officials to hear ideas and concerns directly from citizens.
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