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Transportation Reauthorization Information
The source for this information is the "Federal Formula Grants and California" project, a joint venture between the California Institute for Federal Policy Research and the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC)
Transportation Reauthorization Activity 2005
SAFETEA-LU Transit Provisions (August 2005)
Spreadsheet: Comparison of California Transit funding under SAFETEA-LU, TEALU and TEA-21 (August 2005)
Highways and Transit Conference Report On Verge Of Adoption, After 11 Extensions (July 29, 2005)
Senate Transportation Appropriations Moves Forward (July 22, 2005)
TEA-21 Reauthorization Gets Extension Number Ten (July 22, 2005)
Transportation Gets Eighth Extension (July 1, 2005)
TEA-21 Reauthorization Conference Reportedly Agrees on Funding Total (June 24, 2005)
Transportation: Highway Equity, Support for Urban Transit and CMAQ Identified as Delegation’s Reauthorization Priorities (June 24, 2005)
Senate Diesel Retrofit Program Would Help California Communities (June 24, 2005)
Capitol Hill Briefing Outlines PPIC’s "California 2025" Project; Reps. McKeon and Lofgren Cite Need to Plan for State’s Future (June 17, 2005)
House Subcommittee Approves Transportation, HUD Appropriations (June 17, 2005)
Transportation Stakeholders Unveil TEA-21 Reauthorization Checklist, Brief Staff at Bipartisan
Delegation Session
(June 10, 2005)
Despite Lack of Firm Spending Total, Transportation Conferees Upbeat
(June 10, 2005)
Senate Approves Comprehensive
Transportation Reauthorization Bill (May 20, 2005)
Senate Moves to Retain $11.2 Billion Increase to Transportation Bill, Showdown with White
House Looms
(May 13, 2005)
Bipartisan Congressional Letter Criticizes FTA’s Proposed
Changes to New Starts Evaluation System
(May 6, 2005)
Senate Transportation Bill Hits Hurdles on Senate Floor
( April 28, 2005)
Senate Finance Committee Floats Idea of Taxing Vehicle Mileage Instead of Fuel Consumption … Potentially Costing Californians Millions per Year – April 22, 2005 — See bulletin article or excel spreadsheet showing state-by-state impact (or pdf version of spreadsheet)
Senate Banking Committee Marks Up SAFETEA Transit Reauthorization Bill (March 17, 2005)
House
2005 TEA LU Highway Bill Clears House With Overwhelming Support; Minimum Guarantee Remains at
90.5%, but “Hammer” Stays Too
Selected TEA LU Provisions & Changes: Minimum Guarantee
High Priority Projects
New Starts
Bus and Bus-Related
Other Provisions
As Passed House Floor: Highway Programs in TEA LU 2005 –
California
"High Priority Projects" State-By-State Totals (March 10, 2005)
As Passed House Floor: Highway Programs in TEA LU 2005 – California
"High Priority Projects" Earmarks (March 10, 2005)
As Passed House Floor: Transit
in TEA LU 2005 – Bus and New Starts Earmarks
– State Totals (March 10, 2005)
As Passed House Floor: Transit in TEA LU
2005 – California New Starts Earmarks (March
10, 2005)
As Passed House Floor: Transit in TEA LU 2005 – Bus Program Earmarks (March
10, 2005)
Combined Excel Spreadsheet re House TEA LU 2005: California Earmarks and All States’ Shares of "High Priority Projects" earmarks, and of Transit Rail and Bus Earmarks in House TEA LU 2005, as approved by House T&I Committee on 3/2/2005
Committee Version: Highway Programs in TEA LU 2005 – California
"High Priority Projects" State-By-State Totals (March 3, 2005)
Committee Version: Highway Programs in TEA LU 2005 – California
"High Priority Projects" Earmarks (March 3, 2005)
Committee Version: Transit
in TEA LU 2005 – Bus and New Starts Earmarks
– State Totals (March 3, 2005)
Committee Version: Transit in TEA LU
2005 – California New Starts Earmarks (March
3, 2005)
Committee Version: Transit in TEA LU 2005 – Bus Program Earmarks (March
3, 2005)
Transportation
Panel Approves $289 Billion TEA LU Bill, No Minimum Guarantee Changes (March 3,
2005)
House Transportation
Bill Reintroduced with Support of White House (February 9, 2005)
Federal Formula
Grants and California: Federal Transit Programs Report and Fact
Sheet
— produced in partnership with the Public Policy Institute of California
(PPIC)
Federal Formula
Grants and California: Federal Highway Programs Report (February 2002) and Fact
Sheet]
— produced in partnership with the Public Policy Institute of California
(PPIC)
Transportation Reauthorization Activity 2004
Overview of 108th Congress’ TEALU Bill — Highway and Transit Program Components
As approved by House
T&I Committee on 3/24/2004
(revised 3/31/2004) — also in Word
format
Changes
in TEA LU from 4/1/2004 Manager’s Floor Amendment, including earmarks
(4/1/2004)
Addendum:
Article on bill as passed House on 4/2/2004 (4/16/2004)
Addendum:
Article re TEA-21 Reauthorization Status (4/23/2004)
"High
Priority Project" Earmarks in TEA LU Committee Passed Bill – State Totals and California
Projects (updated 4/1/2004 with additional and changed earmarks included in
House Manager’s Amendment)
State Totals and California
Earmarks – HPP Funding – Manager’s Amendment 4/1/2004 (with changed earmarks)
State Totals only – HPP
Funding – Manager’s Amendment 4/1/2004 (with changed earmarks)
State Totals and California
Earmarks – HPP Funding – Committee-Passed TEA LU Bill 3/24/2004 (without
changed earmarks)
Narrative,
with Earmark changes, of 4/1/2004 Manager’s Amendment
Combined
Spreadsheet:
Transit in TEA LU – Program totals, with Bus and New Starts Earmarks (with
4/1/2004 changes)
or component documents: Program
totals, Bus %
share by state, New Starts
% share by state, New
Starts earmarks, CA
Bus
earmarks
State-by-State
Funding Apportionments, as reported by House T&I Committee (UNVERIFIED)
Six-year
transit totals — Transit
totals by year — Six-year
highway totals — Highway
totals by year
Transit Program Comparison – Side-By-Side (MS Word "doc" file)
Combined
Spreadsheet:
Transit in TEA LU – Program Breakout, Earmarked Bus and New Starts Projects
or see component documents: Program
totals, State
Bus/New Starts shares, New
Starts earmarks, Bus
earmarks
Spreadsheet: California Share of Highway Program Funds Under TEA 21 – Program Breakout
Highway Funds 2004-09 in TEA-21 Renewal Bills as reported by Committees of jurisdiction (or pdf) as of 3/5/2004 (earlier draft of House TEALU bill, at $375 billion)Transportation-Focused Formula Grant Reports (from the Federal Formula Grants and California project)
Federal Formula
Grants and California: Federal Highway Programs (February 2003)
— produced in partnership with the Public Policy Institute of California
(PPIC)
— also see our
one-pager: "Just
the Facts: California’s Share of Federal Highway Programs"
Federal Formula
Grants and California: Federal Transit Programs
— produced in partnership with the Public Policy Institute of California
(PPIC)
— A 2-page
fact sheet on Transit: "Just
the Facts: California’s Share of Federal Transit Programs"
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