2016 US transportation ballot measures: Difference between revisions
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*County of Los Angeles - Measure M: $0.005 new sales tax, plus indefinite extension of existing $0.005 sales tax for transit/transportation: |
*County of Los Angeles - Measure M: $0.005 new sales tax, plus indefinite extension of existing $0.005 sales tax for transit/transportation: |
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**Puget Sound Region - ST3: Mix of taxation |
**Puget Sound Region - ST3: Mix of taxation |
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**60 miles of light rail |
**60 miles of light rail |
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**BRT on I-405 and SR-520 |
**BRT on I-405 and SR-520 |
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*Bay Area Rapid Transit District - Measure RR: Bonds on property tax |
*Bay Area Rapid Transit District - Measure RR: Bonds on property tax |
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**Electrical and train control upgrades |
**Electrical and train control upgrades |
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**Earthquake retrofits |
**Earthquake retrofits |
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**Capacity improvements |
**Capacity improvements |
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**San Jose Downtown BART extension |
**San Jose Downtown BART extension |
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**Caltrain capacity improvements |
**Caltrain capacity improvements |
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**The rest goes to roads |
**The rest goes to roads |
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*Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) - RTA Millage: Property tax levy |
*Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) - RTA Millage: Property tax levy |
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**Commuter rail between Detroit and Ann Arbor<br/> |
**Commuter rail between Detroit and Ann Arbor<br/> |
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*Wake County - Sales tax |
*Wake County - Sales tax |
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**Commuter rail from Durham and Raleigh to Research Triangle ParkBus service expansion countywide<br/> |
**Commuter rail from Durham and Raleigh to Research Triangle ParkBus service expansion countywide<br/> |
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*City of Virginia Beach - Non-binding referendum on Light Rail extension from Norfolk into the city. |
*City of Virginia Beach - Non-binding referendum on Light Rail extension from Norfolk into the city. |
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See also |
== See also == |
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*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_Bay_area_housing_ballot_measures_(California) 2016 US Bay area housing ballot measures (California)] |
*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_Bay_area_housing_ballot_measures_(California) 2016 US Bay area housing ballot measures (California)] |
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*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_ballot_measures_-_Los_Angeles_and_San_Diego_counties_(California) 2016 US ballot measures - Los Angeles and San Diego counties (California) |
*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_ballot_measures_-_Los_Angeles_and_San_Diego_counties_(California) 2016 US ballot measures - Los Angeles and San Diego counties (California)] |
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*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_ballot_measures_-_Rhode_Island 2016 US ballot measures - Rhode Island] |
*[http://yimby.wiki/wiki/2016_US_ballot_measures_-_Rhode_Island 2016 US ballot measures - Rhode Island] |
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[[Category:Politics]] [[Category:US Election 2016]] [[Category:Ballot measures]] [[Category:Transportation]] |
[[Category:Politics]] [[Category:US Election 2016]] [[Category:Ballot measures]] [[Category:Transportation]] |
Revision as of 17:43, 3 November 2016
California
- County of Los Angeles - Measure M: $0.005 new sales tax, plus indefinite extension of existing $0.005 sales tax for transit/transportation:
- Conversion of Orange Line BRT to light rail
- More than 40 miles of light rail
- Extension of Metro Purple Line
- More than 30 miles of BRT
- 20 miles of mode-undetermined high-capacity lines
- Puget Sound Region - ST3: Mix of taxation
- 60 miles of light rail
- BRT on I-405 and SR-520
- Bay Area Rapid Transit District - Measure RR: Bonds on property tax
- 90 miles (I assume track-miles) of rail replacement
- Tunnel repairs due to water intrusion
- Electrical and train control upgrades
- Earthquake retrofits
- Capacity improvements
- Santa Clara County - Measure B: $0.005 sales tax
- San Jose Downtown BART extension
- Caltrain capacity improvements
- The rest goes to roads
Georgia
City of Atlanta - City TSPLOST: $0.004 sales tax for city transportation improvements - largely bike/ped/complete streets/streetscaping, though there are some auto-oriented projects, too.
- City of Atlanta - MARTA Expansion: $0.005 sales tax (in addition to the existing $0.01 sales tax) for major transit expansion, including:
- 30 miles of light rail on the BeltLine
- 2 mile extension of West (Metro) Line
- 2 mile starter segment of the Clifton Corridor (Emory U) light rail.
- 10 miles of BRT
- 3 infill stations on existing MARTA lines.
- New railcars
- Arterial bus improvements
- Bus frequency/span improvements
Michigan
- Southeastern Michigan (Detroit) - RTA Millage: Property tax levy
- Regional BRT network
- Commuter rail between Detroit and Ann Arbor
North Carolina
- Wake County - Sales tax
- Commuter rail from Durham and Raleigh to Research Triangle ParkBus service expansion countywide
- Commuter rail from Durham and Raleigh to Research Triangle ParkBus service expansion countywide
Virginia
- City of Virginia Beach - Non-binding referendum on Light Rail extension from Norfolk into the city.
See also
- 2016 US Bay area housing ballot measures (California)
- 2016 US ballot measures - Los Angeles and San Diego counties (California)
- 2016 US ballot measures - Rhode Island
Sources
Forwarded message ----------
From: David Whitehead <dwhitehead ggwash.org> Date: Thursday, October 27, 2016 Subject: [yimbytown] Round up of YIMBY ballot issues this election To: yimbytown@googlegroups.com
Hello everyone, on our blog we are considering doing a national round-up of transit issues on the ballot this November, see the post outline below.
I'd love to get together a similar roundup of YIMBY/development-related ballot issues.
If you know of some in your area or in other cities, can you add them to this google doc. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vMZy3fVBape-nSii6Yjnvkg3Ov-K8A-HmvOnuQJGwBQ
Please add links, so we can read more, and give a short summary (see the examples below).
I'll share out the list to this email group when it's compiled.
Thanks in advance!
-- David Whitehead
Housing Program Organizer
Greater Greater Washington