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1. HOT Lanes PPTA agreement praised and panned
“On the move: High-occupancy lanes on Virginia side of I-495 a positive step,” TimesCommunity.com, May 3, 2005
“Planners question merit of Beltway widening project,” Gazette.Net, May 4, 2005
2. Virginia’s growing transportation challenges result in call to action
“Planners question merit of Beltway widening project,” Gazette.Net, May 4, 2005,” Daily Press, May 6, 2005
3. New VDOT website offers 81 updates, continues public meetings
“VDOT Site Provides Progress Reports on I-81 Improvements,” The Winchester Star, Wednesday, May 11, 2005
“Web page about I-81 raises questions,” The Roanoke Times, May 12, 2005
“VDOT Still Seeking I-81 Input,” News-Gazette, May 16, 2005
4. Clarke County school costs continue to mount in wake of abandoned PPEA
“$53 Million for Clarke High School? Advisers Offer Estimates to Referendum Panel,” The Winchester Star, May 6, 2005
“New CCHS May Spike Tax Bills; 46.5 Percent Increase in Payments Possible,” The Winchester Star, May 13, 2005
5. DSS posts competing PPEA proposals for IT overhaul
The following is a link to the 3 competing proposals, and the revised original proposal submitted by CGI-AMS, to overhaul the IT systems at the Virginia Department of Social Services.
http://www.dss.virginia.gov/geninfo/ppea/bmp.cgi
6. Herndon seeks PPEA help for downtown redevelopment
The following RFP was recently issued by the Town of Herndon looking for advisors to assist with the Town’s efforts to redevelop its downtown. The town is considering using the PPEA to accomplish this redevelopment activity which will include parking, office suites, housing, and a performing arts center.
RFP 05-60-001 [PDF document]
7. DGS issues RFP for Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Consolidation
As required by language in the 2004 budget adopted by the Virginia General Assembly, the Department of General Services has issued the following RFP for development of a new school for the deaf and blind, which would consolidate existing state facilities in Staunton and Hampton.
PUBLIC PRIVATE EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE ACT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND [Word document]
8. Georgia eyes higher taxes to meet road needs, skeptics disagree
“Senator to look at road taxes,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 16, 2005
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