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SB1222: Ban on Using Public Money for Light Rail Extension
This law stops Arizona from using public money to extend light rail service in Phoenix into a specific downtown area and the land within fifty yards of it.
What This Bill Does
- Amends state law section 28-9204 regarding the use of public funds for transportation.
- Prohibits the use of public money to extend light rail service in Phoenix into a defined zone bounded by Ninth Avenue, Van Buren Street, Nineteenth Avenue, and Jackson Street.
- Also bans using public money for any area or property within fifty linear yards of that specific zone.
Who It Names or Affects
- Entities seeking to use public funds to extend light rail service in Phoenix
Terms To Know
- Public monies
- Funds belonging to the government.
- Light rail transit system
- A train service that runs on tracks in cities.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not list an effective date.
- The law only prohibits extending light rail service; it does not mention other types of construction or repairs.