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Posts Tagged ‘Project Pegasus’

Trinity Project: It’s Time for Plan B
Thursday, March 26th, 2009

I’ve written an op-ed in the Dallas Morning News describing “Plan B” for the Trinity Project:

Join me at a Dallas City Council meeting five years from now:

It’s 2014. Under Mayor Tom Leppert’s plan, the Trinity toll road should have opened last year, but its construction hasn’t even begun. It remains mired in federal safety analyses due to concerns about its effect on Dallas’ levees. The North Texas Tollway Authority bowed out in early 2011 when it determined it could not fund the now $2.4 billion project.

City staff reluctantly informs the council and mayor that there is no way to bridge the enormous funding gap. The buckets of money once touted to finance the road have been spent on other more critical transportation needs in the region. Less than half of the city’s $84 million in bond funds for the road remains. MORE….

Category: Transportation, Trinity River
Tags: Dallas City Council, Levees, NTTA, Plan B, Project Pegasus, S.M. Wright, Transportation, Trinity Park, Trinity Parkway, Trinity River, Trinity Toll Road