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The board meeting agenda includes the presentation of the 2027-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, alternative delivery procurement for the Peachtree Road Bridge replacement, an update on the automated school zone device board rule, and a local update for the Rome area. Additionally, the board will review reports on projects for the upcoming July letting and receive a report from the Commissioner.
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The committee meetings covered several key topics. The P3 Committee discussed the delivery and action plan for the Peachtree Road Bridge Replacement Project, including the use of an Alternative Contracting Method. The Committee of the Whole reviewed proposed amendments to Chapter 672-20 regarding the permitting of Automated Traffic Enforcement Safety Devices in school zones to align with recent state legislation. Additionally, a project update for District 6 in Northwest Georgia was provided, highlighting various infrastructure projects currently under construction, completed, or in the planning stages for Floyd County.
The legislative update covered the kick-off of the new legislative session, the advancement of the calendar, and the welcoming of new legislators. Key topics from the annual Georgia Chambers Eggs and Issues event included tax and insurance initiatives presented by the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, and a transportation forecast from the Governor's anticipated budget. The Finance Committee meeting heard a report on the 2026 budget, noting increased funding for airport aid and local roads admin, restoration of the locomotive diesel tax cut, and specific allocations for capital construction and maintenance, and debt service. The Treasurer also discussed the implications of the pending federal Continuing Resolution (CR) on federal aid projects. The Program Delivery Committee received an overview of the Office of Program Delivery's management of over 1,000 statewide projects, including details on fiscal year performance metrics for authorized right-of-way phases and projects advancing to construction. The presentation also highlighted the encroachment permit process for large, locally or privately funded projects that districts cannot manage, covering key milestones such as concept reports, field plan reviews, and right-of-way acquisition requirements.
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