Civil grand jury investigates underlying causes of delays in Van Ness improvement project

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Construction has been underway for years on the Van Ness Improvement Project, which is expected to bring bus rapid transit and other infrastructure upgrades to a major city thoroughfare. The project went millions over its initial budget and several years over time. This year's Civil Grand Jury, a volunteer government oversight body, chose to focus one of its reports on the project to try to get a clear picture of what happened. The city's transit agency acknowledged the work of the jury but said it improperly described the role of a contractor on a project of this scale and complexity. Juror Judy Sanderlin details some of the findings of "Van Ness Avenue: What Lies Beneath."

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