Coal. of Concerned Citizens to Make ART Smart v. Fed. Transit Admin

摘要

Coalition of concerned citizens to make art smart; 2706 central avenue LLC, a New Mexico Limited Liability Company; FOX PLAZA LLC, a New Mexico Limited Liability Company; JULIE STE- PHENS; JEAN BERNSTEIN; MARC BERNSTEIN, Plaintiffs-Appellants, and MARIA BAUTISTA; STELLA PA-DILLA; JOSEPH AGUIRRE; MILDRED "MIMI" LOPEZ; ARMOND CHAKARIAN; MAX MACAULEY; YARA ESTRADA; LA MICHOACANA RESTAURANT; WESTERN VIEW RESTAURANT; ALBUQUERQUE BARBERSHOP; MIXX RESTAURANT; G-MART CONVENIENCE STORE; RAIN TUNNEL CAR SPA; H & D TIRE SHOP; TURBO TIRESHOP; ROUTE 66 APARTMENTS; EL CHANTE: CASA DE CULTURA, Plaintiffs, v. FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, an Agency of the United States; ANTHONY FOXX, Secretary of the United States Department of Transportation, in his official capacity; ROBERT C. PATRICK, Regional Director for Region VI of the Federal Transit Administration, in his official capacity; DONALD R. KO-SKI, Director, Planning and Program Development of the Federal Transit Administration, in his official capacity; CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, a municipal corporation; RICHARD J. BERRY, Mayor of Albuquerque, in his official capacity; BRUCE RIZZIERI, Director, ABQ-Ride Transit, in his official capacity, Defendants-Appellees, and ROBERT J. PERRY; MICHAEL RIOR-DAN; ALBUQUERQUE CITY COUNCIL; ISAAC BENTON; KENNETH SANCHEZ; PAT DAVIS; KLARISSA PENA; BRAD WINTER; DAN LEWIS; DIANE G. GIBSON; TRUDY JONES; DON HARRIS, in their official capacities as Albuquerque City Councilors; FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION; THERESE MCMILLAN, Acting Administrator of the Federal Transportation Administration, Defendants.