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3 CIS S 24123
TITLE:
Reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act of the 21st
Century (TEA-21)
CIS-NO: 2003-S241-23
SOURCE: Committee on
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Senate
DOC-TYPE: Hearing
Retrieve
the full text of testimony DOC-NO: S. Hrg. 107-945
DATE: Apr. 25, June 13, 26, July 17, Sept. 18, 2002
LENGTH: v+257
p.
CONG-SESS: 107-2
ITEM-NO: 1035-C; 1035-D
SUDOC: Y4.B22/3:S.HRG.107-945
GPO-STOCK-NO:
552-070-30095-3.
SUMMARY: Hearings before the
Subcom on Housing and
Transportation to examine issues related
to
reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act for the
21st Century (TEA-21), which extended and revised Federal aid programs for State
and local
transportation projects.
Supplementary
material (p. 206-257 and throughout) includes submitted statements and
witnesses' written statements and written replies to Subcom questions.
CONTENT-NOTATION: Fed hwy and surface
transportation programs, revision
DESCRIPTORS: SUBCOM ON
HOUSING AND
TRANSPORTATION. SENATE; FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY
PROGRAM; FEDERAL AID TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS-
TRANSPORTATION;
FEDERAL AID TO STATES-
TRANSPORTATION; HIGHWAYS; RURAL
TRANSPORTATION; TRANSPORTATION EQUITY ACT FOR THE 21ST CENTURY;
TRANSPORTATION REGULATION; URBAN
TRANSPORTATION 03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 1
Apr. 25, 2002 p. 3-10
WITNESSES (and witness
notations):
DORN, JENNIFER L. (Administrator, Federal
Transit Administration (FTA))
STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION:
Overview of TEA-21 successes, with recommendations.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation programs, revision
TESTIMONY
DESCRIPTORS:
FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 2 Apr. 25, 2002 p.
12-21, 26-36
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
MOORE, FAYE L. (General Manager, Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation Authority)
SCOTT, BEVERLY
A. (General Manager, Rhode Island Public Transit Authority)
WORTH, LARRY (Executive Director, Northeast Colorado
Association of Local Governments; representing Northeastern Colorado
Transportation Authority)
STATEMENTS AND
DISCUSSION:
Accounts of TEA-21 impact on public transit in
various regions; recommendations for TEA-21
reauthorization.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation programs, revision
TESTIMONY
DESCRIPTORS:
NORTHEASTERN COLORADO
TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY; RHODE ISLAND PUBLIC TRANSIT
AUTHORITY; SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 3 June 13,
2002 p. 46-67, 70-76
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
KILPATRICK, KWAME M. (Mayor, >Detroit, Mich)
COLES, H. BRENT (Mayor, Boise, Idaho)
MAYFIELD, KENNETH (County Commissioner, Dallas County,
Tex)
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION:
Importance
of
transportation infrastructure investment for metropolitan
areas; benefits of TEA-21 for
transportation projects in
represented areas; support for TEA-21
reauthorization.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation programs, revision
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 4 June 26, 2002 p. 78-136
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
GUARDINO, CARL (President and CEO, Silicon Valley
Manufacturing Group)
ABBOTT, HERSCHEL L., JR. (Vice
President, Governmental Affairs, BellSouth Corp)
BROADBENT, ROBERT (Manager, Las Vegas Monorail Co)
DITTMAR, HANK (President, Great American Station
Foundation; representing Surface
Transportation Policy Project)
REPLOGLE, MICHAEL A. (
Transportation
Director, Environmental Defense)
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION:
Support for TEA-21
reauthorization, with
recommendations; impact of TEA-21 programs on local economy; need to increase
funding for
transportation projects; recommended strategies to
reduce traffic congestion.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation
programs, revision
TESTIMONY DESCRIPTORS:
BELLSOUTH CORP.; ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE; LAS VEGAS MONORAIL
CO.; SILICON VALLEY MANUFACTURING GROUP; SURFACE
TRANSPORTATION
POLICY PROJECT
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 5
July 17, 2002 p. 140-147
WITNESSES (and
witness notations):
TEHRANCHI, JESSIE (multiple sclerosis
patient; representing
Transportation Equity Network)
MCKENZIE, GLORIA (Trip Planner, Capital District
Transportation Authority)
THOMPSON, FAYE
(Social Worker, West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services)
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION:
Views on TEA-21
reauthorization. CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation
programs, revision
TESTIMONY DESCRIPTORS:
TRANSPORTATION EQUITY NETWORK
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 6 July 17, 2002 p.
150-161, 164-180
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
DESALLES, LAVADA E. (Board Member, AARP)
IMPARATO, ANDREW J. (President and CEO, American
Association of People with Disabilities)
PORCARI, JOHN D.
(Secretary, Maryland Department of
Transportation)
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION:
Benefits of TEA-21 programs
for the elderly; importance of public
transportation for
implementation of welfare-to-work programs.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation
programs, revision
TESTIMONY DESCRIPTORS:
AARP; AGED AND AGING; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES; MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION; PUBLIC
WELFARE PROGRAMS
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 7
Sept. 18, 2002 p. 186-198, 248-257
WITNESSES
(and witness notations):
DORN, JENNIFER L. (Administrator,
FTA)
STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION:
Overview of
FTA efforts to enhance public transit system security and prevent terrorist
attacks (related materials, p. 248-257).
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation
programs, revision
TESTIMONY DESCRIPTORS:
FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION; TERRORISM
03-S241-23 TESTIMONY NO: 8 Sept. 18, 2002 p.
199-205, 212-240
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
GUERRERO, PETER (Director, Physical Infrastructure Issues,
GAO)
STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION:
Overview of
efforts to increase transit infrastructure security; review of security
challenges facing mass transit systems, including threats from terrorist attack;
aspects of transit infrastructure security enhancement measures; elaboration on
transit security issues.
CONTENT NOTATION:
Fed hwy and surface
transportation
programs, revision
TESTIMONY DESCRIPTORS:
TERRORISM
LOAD-DATE: September
29, 2003