Emery Telcom Contact Us Search … ETV 10 Classifieds Search Live Sports Home Local News Obituaries ! Local Sports ! Youth & Education Community Events Weather Cameras ! Classifieds Home / Local News / Lifestyle / Seven County Infrastructure Coalition Voice Concerns Over CIB Funding Seven County Infrastructure Coalition Voice Concerns Over CIB Funding Posted on September 16, 2014 by Kristi Maxwell in Lifestyle, Local News 31 Spooktacular Halloween Tricks and Treats: No. 9, Witch’s Broom Bag *How-To Video* October 9, 2014 31 Spooktacular Halloween Tricks and Treats: No. 8, Mason Jar Pumpkins *How-To Video* October 8, 2014 31 Spooktacular Halloween Tricks and Treats: No. 7, Trick or Treat S’mores *How-To Video* The board members from each county involved in the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition met on Friday for their first monthly meeting. October 7, 2014 The first item on the agenda was a public hearing regarding the CIB’s (Community Impact Board) decision at a recent meeting to award an allocation of $55 million to the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition. The coalition requested $5 million in funding from the CIB to start the planning and survey process of a potential rail line from Uintah County to Duchesne and Carbon counties. The CIB granted the request for the $5 million and for reasons unknown to the coalition at the time, they granted an additional $50 million. Jeff Holt, Utah Department of Transportation Commission Chairman and Community Impact Board member, explained at Friday’s meeting that the CIB set aside a second allocation of $50 million to help fund a down payment for a future loan that would fund the rail line. During a discussion at a board meeting earlier this month, it was determined that the CIB had $56 million at the end of the last funding cycle. The board agreed that $50 million of the funds would be allocated and suspended for the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition. They also agreed that any funds remaining at the end of each funding cycle would also be allocated to the coalition until the down payment amount is met. As a result, certain project applications throughout the state submitted to the CIB may be deferred to a later funding cycle. The board came to the decision that any nonemergent projects can be put on hold without being detrimental to cities and counties. Projects will not be cancelled, but may be deferred. Tagged carbon county carbon county commission emery county commission etv10 news' etv10news Emery Telcom emery county ETV 10 ETV 10 News Latest Classifieds 3.78 Acres on Old Wellington Rd for Sale Queen Oak Bedroom Set Musicians wanted! Good ole country living in this 3 BD 2 BA home for sale! Multiple Family Yard Sale etv10 seven county infrastructure coalition Leave a Reply You must be logged in to post a comment. News Categories Recent Stories Latest Classifieds Search Classifieds Local News Dinner to Raise Funds for a Friend in Need 3.78 Acres on Old Wellington Rd for Sale Search by keyword Queen Oak Bedroom Set Find ads by Contact Name Local Sports Community Events Youth & Education Obituaries October 9, 2014 31 Spooktacular Halloween Tricks and Treats: No. 9, Witch’s Broom Bag *How-To Video* October 9, 2014 Castle Heights Students Musicians wanted! All Contact Names Search by City Select Option Good ole country living in this 3 BD 2 BA home for sale! Search by State Multiple Family Yard Sale Search by Country Select Option Participate in National Walk to School Day Select Option Search by Category* October 8, 2014 All Categories Bruin Point Elementary Receives Grant from TreeUtah Search October 8, 2014 © 2014 Emery Telcom. All rights reserved.
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