Assembly proposal seeks transit, pedestrian funds
New York Assembly lawmakers are pushing for $25 million in funding for public transit and walking-biking trails. Assembly Member Shelley Mayer says the increased funding would come from additional
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Mar 25, 2016, 1:03 AM
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New York Assembly lawmakers are pushing for $25 million in funding for public transit and walking-biking trails.
Assembly Member Shelley Mayer says the increased funding would come from additional operating and capital funding. It would include $5 million for the Bee-Line Bus Service.
The proposal also includes $20 million set aside for pedestrian and bike infrastructure improvements.
The final state budget is due next week on April 1.
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