Permanent Roads In Iowa On The Twenty Payment Plan
A detailed plea for Iowa to adopt state aided permanent road building. Argues other states use bonds, state funds, and special assessment districts. Proposes a three-way cost split: state one third via auto tax, county one third via levy, and property benefited one third via special assessments within two miles of roads. Advocates twenty year bonds and a state highway commission with county cooperation.
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