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Transit Oriented Development

TransitEstablishing that specified transit-oriented development of specified property located near transit stations is a transportation purpose that is essential for the attainment of specified objectives; providing for the construction of provisions of the Act; and declaring the intent of the General Assembly for local governments to coordinate with the Maryland Transit Administration on specified land-use planning, financing, and other critical design elements.

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Fare Box Recovery

FairBox RecoveryRepealing provisions of law relating to the percentage of operating costs that must be recovered from specified revenues for specified public transit services; establishing a goal for the percentage of operating costs that must be recovered from specified revenues for specified public transit services; requiring the Maryland Transit Administration to implement performance indicators to track transit service efficiency; requiring the Administration to submit an annual report to committees of the General Assembly; etc.

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BRAC Community Enhancement Act

CommunityAuthorizing the creation of BRAC Revitalization and Incentive Zones in the State; establishing eligibility criteria for the Zones and factors to be considered by the Secretary of Business and Economic Development in approving the Zones; providing that specified benefits provided in designated enterprise zones do not apply to a business entity on land or within improvements owned by the federal government, the State, a county, or a municipal corporation unless specified conditions are met; etc.

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Welcome

The Central Maryland Transportation Alliance (CMTA) is a new organization formed by a coalition of area business and nonprofit leaders dedicated to improving travel efficiency within Central Maryland – Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, & Howard Counties, and Baltimore City. As advocates for the development and implementation of a comprehensive and innovative transportation plan, CMTA acts as a convener of diverse interests; advisor to city, county, state, and federal officials; and coordinator of advocacy efforts for short and long term strategies, with the necessary regional, state, and federal funding, to implement transportation improvements.