Brown said nothing will likely
happen to this effort for the time being, since its not really accessible
to the general public - just the
crews of more than 20 trains that pass through the city each day.
He also reminded budding graffiti
artists that the city's Department
of Leisure Services offers a program in "extreme art" that
was established to try and avoid the "underground" variety.
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