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Session Laws, 2006
Volume 750, Page 3831   View pdf image
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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
H.B. 1309
Red Line, and this Community Advisory Council will supplement this feedback in
order to gather the greatest amount of public participation. The Community Advisory Council will provide advice to the Maryland Transit
Administration on potential neighborhood impacts resulting from the Red Line;
review economic development opportunities associated with the Red Line; and
provide input to the Maryland Transit Administration as the Red Line project
advances through the planning, engineering, right-of-way acquisition, and
construction phases. The Community Advisory Council includes 15 members appointed by the Governor.
They will represent a cross section of individuals who live, work, do business, or
otherwise have an interest in the Red Line corridor, and will provide an effective
forum for citizen input from project planning through implementation. For the above stated reason, I have vetoed House Bill 1309. Very truly yours,
Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.
Governor
House Bill No. 1309
AN ACT concerning
Baltimore Corridor Transit Study - Red Line - Requirements and Citizens' Advisory Council FOR the purpose of requiring the Maryland Transit Administration, in conducting the
Baltimore Corridor Transit Study — Red Line, to consider the establishment of a
certain fund to compensate certain property owners for damages incurred
during the construction of any Red Line transit project; requiring the
Administration to consider the redevelopment of certain commercial areas in
conjunction with any Red Line transit study; requiring the Administration to
consult with certain state agencies, the City of Baltimore, certain communities,
and the property owners and business owners surrounding the Baltimore
Corridor Transit Study — Red Line area; requiring the Administration to
evaluate alternatives, alignments, and transit modes in terms of addressing the
transit needs within a certain area; requiring the Administration to establish a
certain advisory committee; providing for the membership of the advisory
committee; requiring the Administration to submit a certain report to the
General Assembly by a certain date;
requiring the Administration to consider
methods for providing preference in hiring for certain construction jobs for
construction of any Red Line transit project to residents of certain legislative
districts surrounding the Red Line transit project
to certain individuals;
establishing a Citizens' Advisory Council for the Baltimore Corridor Transit
Study - Red Line; providing for the membership of the Advisory Council;
requiring the Maryland Transit Administrator to designate the chair co-chairs
of the Advisory Council; establishing the term of the members of the Advisory
Council; requiring meetings of the Advisory Council to be publicized and open to - 3831 -


 
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