Iowa DOT may accept RISE road fund applications mid October
The Iowa Department of Transportation could begin accepting applications for Revitalize Iowa's Sound Economy funds to build roads for economic development as soon as mid October. The IDOT commission reviewed a 21 page list of program rules on Friday.
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Gate
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Ames
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IDOT Sets Strict Rules for 30 Million RISE Funds
IDOT proposes strict criteria for cities and counties to access 30 million dollars a year in RISE funds. Applications may be limited by mid October with a mid year and semi annual review. Regions and multi entity projects are allowed. The rules require one job per 3 000 RISE dollars or local investment of five dollars per one RISE dollar. Some waivers possible but many projects will be rejected.
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Ian MacGillivray
MacGillivray
Iowa
Austin Turner
Corning
Turner
Resistance to schools using transit in Iowa
Iowa faces opposition to using public buses for student transport in six pilot projects in Sioux City Dubuque Ottumwa Nashua Burlington and Dickinson County. Problems include safety concerns and liability questions about non yellow buses and non swinging stop arms. Some districts worry about turf and regulations may force cancellation unless laws or money issues are resolved. Recommendations will go to the Legislature after studies.
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Ames
Iowa
Nancy Richardson
Iowa Department of Transportation Public Transit Division
IDOT
Sioux City
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Nashua
Burlington
Dickinson County
Richardson
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