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6/30/04-Gov. Jeb Bush has signed a measure into law permitting private companies to partner with the state on roadway projects.
The new law, previously S1456, authorizes the highway department to form partnerships with companies interested in building or adding to roads. The state highway department would supply some of the necessary resources to make the projects work.
The contract with private industry is expected to add to the number of lanes across the state while allowing companies to collect tolls to pay of their investment.
In addition, the roads would be required to fall within FDOT’s existing five-year plans.

6/14/04-The Senate unanimously passed a bill that would permit private companies to partner with the state on roadway projects. It now heads to Gov. Jeb Bush for approval.
S1456, sponsored by Sen. Jim Sebesta, R-St. Petersburg, would authorize the highway department to form partnerships with companies interested in building or adding to roads. The state highway department would supply some of the necessary resources to make the projects work.
If signed into law, the contract with private industry is expected to add to the number of lanes across the state while allowing companies to collect tolls to pay of their investment.
In addition, the roads would be required to fall within FDOT’s existing five-year plans.
For bill status, call (850) 488-4371. In Florida, call 1-800-342-1827.

 

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