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Which local governmental entity is pursuing a transportation reinvestment zone? Weatherford
What’s the name of the TRZ? Weatherford Transportation Investment Partnership
What’s Weatherford’s goals with the TRZ?
What’s the revenue breakdown in the TRZ?
I thought east coast states ran on tollways, where is there a vote moratorium? Connecticut
Who is pushing for no new toll votes? The Senate leader
What’s the rational? First, the public needs to vote to ensure dedicated transportation funding before the Legisalture votes on tolls.
What’s the transportation fudning situation in Connecticut? The Governor is proposing a 30 year, $100 billion transportation funding plan that will:
California Legislature has a newly formed Tech Caucus. It’s full name is the Legislative Technology and Innovation Caucus.
One would think if any state had a tech caucus, it’d be California. Such is not the case. It was founded by the legislator pushing ride share legislation in California.
The priorities of the newly founded tech caucus are:
Which Texas County has $358M in unpaid tolls? Harris
How much does $358M in unpaid tolls equal in toll lane miles? About the same as the cost of 15 miles of the Grand Avenue Parkway
How do these unpaid tolls break down by driver numbers?
Texas Legislative Council reminds us that the 2015 Legislature passed a bunch of bills with a bunch of interim study requirements.
The transportation related interim studies from 2015 bills:
Governor Ricketts of Nebraska has a new transportation funding plan. It’s all centered around a new transportation infrastructure bank that will:
The pitch by some in Missouri is that transportation funding can increase by eliminating tax credits for economic development.
Future economic development tax credits are possible under this proposal, if and only if the Legislature meets the funding request of the Missouri transportation agency.
KGOZ | Harrisonville state representative seeks to have public vote for transportation funding
California is the other big state thats working on high speed rail. The Californians are further along than other high speed rail projects.
California has aquired land and has awarded bids for building.
So, let’s take a look, so we can see what’s on the horizon. Knowledge is power.
The California bids for a 22 mile stretch of high speed rail in the San Joaquin Valley:
Which AG Opinion is this? Its the response to Senator Nichol’s question about Houston Metro’s participation in Uptown MMD/TIRZ transportation project
What’s the answer from the AG? We don’t know. it’s a fact question for a court and not a question about the law that the AG can answer.