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HB2703: Transportation District Programs, and Transportation Projects Fund; created.

Chief Patron

Del. Tim Hugo (R-40)

Tim Hugo (R-40)
Centreville, VA
Served: 2003–

Progress

Yes Introduced
No Passed Committee
Passed House
Passed Senate
Signed by Governor
Became Law

Status

Bill is Dead

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Summary

Sales and use tax; portion dedicated for transportation.  Dedicates the revenue generated by a 0.50 percent sales and use tax for transportation projects in each highway construction district throughout the Commonwealth on a pro rata basis pursuant to the percentage of the total state sales and use tax collected in the localities in each such district. The bill also creates a transportation program for each highway construction district (similar to the Northern Virginia Transportation Program) as the vehicle by which the revenues are distributed. In addition, the revenues may be used to issue bonds annually with a face value up to two-thirds of the amount of revenue estimated to be dedicated for each respective fiscal year, with the bond proceeds distributed to each transportation program on the same pro rata basis. For all the transportation programs other than that for Northern Virginia and that for Hampton Roads, the Commonwealth Transportation Board shall determine the transportation projects to be funded. The transportation projects to be funded in Northern Virginia shall be as determined by the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority. The transportation projects to be funded in Hampton Roads shall be as determined by the Hampton Roads Metropolitan Planning Organization with the advise and consent of the members of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees residing in Planning District 23. 

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