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How Will Operations & Maintenance be Paid for in the Long Term?

ARC representative, Cain Williamson, does not have an answer for that.  Hear him state the fact in this video.  

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TSPLOST Advocates Defy Reality and Reason

TSPLOST Advocates Defy Reality and Reason By Mike Lowry Last Thursday AJC editor Kevin Riley moderated a one hour TSPLOST discussion with Commissioner Steve Brown, Norcross Mayor Bucky Johnson, GA Public Policy Adjunct Scholar Baruch Feigenbaum and Brookings Visiting Fellow Christopher Leinberger. Bottom line up front: Steve and Baruch dominated the hour with facts, reason,

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Get wise, Cobb County, to the real goal of transportation systems

Get wise, Cobb County, to the real goal of transportation systems By Don McKee Increasingly, we’re told t-splost isn’t about reducing traffic congestion, but rather economic development and rail transit.   And t-splost proponents aren’t happy that isn’t selling well to voters.    Attacking opponents instead of making the case for the tax plan seems to

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Senator takes to the pulpit over TSPLOST vote

Senator takes to the pulpit over TSPLOST vote By Erica Byfield “I’m going to make sure when you leave here this morning you are going to have the truth about voting on July 31,” Fort told the congregation. Less than 30 seconds after walking to the podium, Fort jumped right into the Transportation Special-Purpose Local-Option

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TSPLOST Myth: “It’s only a penny tax…You can afford a penny…”

TSPLOST Myth: “It’s only a penny tax…you can afford a penny…” By Political Vine How many times have you heard the claim that “it’s only a penny” to guilt you into voting for T-SPLOST? The pro-TSPLOST side thinks they can diminish the promotion in favor of getting people to vote for it by equating 1%

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TSPLOST Myth: “Georgia loses jobs to other states like North Carolina”

TSPLOST Myth: “Georgia loses jobs to other states like North Carolina” By Political Vine “Nobody wants to come here.  Companies definitely look at transportation and we have lost out because of our transportation challenges.” PV has heard this claim by just about everyone on the pro-TSPLOST side, from the Governor to the cadre of Chamber

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Leinberger Admits Rail About Economic Development, Not Congestion Relief

Leinberger Admits Rail About Economic Development, Not Congestion Relief By Steve Brown Fayette County Board of Commissioners, Post 4 It should be noted Commissioner Brown was on the panel with Mr. Leinberger at the AJC PNC Bank t-splost Forum on July 12, 2012  Reading Chris Leinberger in the Marietta Daily Journal today and watching the

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PeachPundit Saturday T-SPLOST Pro & Con Thread

PeachPundit Saturday T-SPLOST Pro & Con Thread By Charlie This post by Charlie contains a video and several radio ads by the pro-tsplost campaign.     It also contains a copy of an email by Representative Ed Setzler who opposes t-splost.  In part, the email reads: This project list is a trap for taxpayers that consumes 52% of

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Urban Mobility Performance Measure Summary – Atlanta GA

Urban Mobility Performance Measure Summary – Atlanta GA Texas A & M University 2011 Citizens For Transportation Mobility’s UntieAtlanta pro- TIA2010 / t-splost campaign hammers taxpayers with the $924/yr congestion cost Atlantans pay in wasted fuel and lost time while commuting in personal vehicles in Metro ATL traffic.  They insist ATL traffic keeps businesses from moving here and creating jobs, and is causing home values to suffer.   

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Transit and the “D” Word

Transit and the “D” Word By Erick Guerra and Robert Cervero Could this be why the progressive planners behind TIA 2010 / T-splost are implementing higher density development in Metro ATL’s cities via ARC Plan 2040? Is your city council on board? Who will pay? Without high patronage, new rail investments incur large deficits and fail

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