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Rights & Permissions Free PDF Access Sign in to download PDF book and chapters Free Resources Display this book on your site! Related Titles The Fuel Tax and Alternatives for Transportation Funding: Special Report 285 TRB Special Report 303: Equity of Evolving Transportation Finance Mechanisms Other Related Titles TCRP Report 129: Local and Regional Funding Mechanisms for Public Transportation (2009) Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Citation Manager Export the bibliographic data for this book in your chosen format Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Citation Manager Transportation Research Board. "Appendix F - Local Funding Measures Supporting Transit (20002006)." TCRP Report 129: Local and Regional Funding Mechanisms for Public Transportation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2009. Please select a format: Page 69   E-mail Share on facebook Facebook Share on delicious Delicious Share on stumbleupon Stumble Share on twitter Twitter More Sharing ServicesMore Page 69 Front Matter (R1-R9) S.2 A Typology of Local and Regional Funding Sources for Public Transportation (1-2) S.3 Overview of Current Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding (3-3) S.5 Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding by Type of Agency (4-4) S.7 Steps in Enacting New Funding Sources for Public Transportation (5-6) 1.4 Organization of the Report (7-8) 2.2 Defining Local and Regional Funding Sources for Public Transportation (9-9) 2.3 Profile of Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding Sources - 2005 (10-13) 3.1 Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding Typology and Definitions (14-15) 3.2 Traditional Local and Regional Tax- and Fee-Based Funding Sources for Public Transportation (16-17) 3.3 Common Business, Activity, and Related Funding Sources for Public Transportation (18-19) 3.4 Current Examples of Traditional or Common Local and Regional Funding Sources (20-26) 3.6 Revenue Streams from Projects (27-33) 3.7 Public Transportation Funding Mechanisms Not in Widespread Use (34-38) 4.2 Contextual Issues in Local and Regional Funding for Public Transportation (39-41) 4.4 Criteria for Evaluating Potential Local and Regional Funding Sources (42-46) 4.5 Performance of Tax and Fee Mechanisms (47-49) 5.1 Steps for Successful Implementation of New or Enhanced Funding Mechanisms (50-51) 5.2 Arguments for Increased Funding for Public Transportation (52-52) 6.2 Updating Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding Resource Material (53-54) Appendix A - Public Transportation Systems Interviewed (55-58) Appendix B - Transit Agency Interview Guide (59-59) Appendix C - Observations from the National Transit Database (60-61) Appendix D - International Experiences with Local and Regional Public Transportation Funding (62-63) Appendix E - Selected Bibliography (64-68) Appendix F - Local Funding Measures Supporting Transit (20002006) (69-71) Abbreviations used without definitions in TRB publications (72-72)

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69 APPENDIX F Local Funding Measures Supporting Transit (2000­2006) Alaska Anchorage (bonding authority, 2005) Arizona Glendale (sales tax, 2001) Phoenix (sales tax, 2000, 2004) Tucson (sales tax, 2006) California Alameda County (sales tax, 2000; property tax, 2002) Contra Costa County (property tax, 2000; sales tax, 2004) Fresno County (sales tax, 2006) Marin County (sales tax, 2004) Orange County (sales tax, 2006) Riverside County (sales tax, 2002) Sacramento County (sales tax, 2004) San Diego County (sales tax, 2004) Santa Clara County (sales tax, 2000) San Francisco (sales tax, 2003; bonding authority, 2004) San Joaquin County (sales tax, 2006) San Mateo County (sales tax, 2004, 2006) Sonoma County (sales tax, 2004, 2006) Tulare County (sales and use tax, 2006) Colorado Aspen County (sales tax, 2000, 2004) Carbondale County (sales tax, 2000) Denver (sales tax, 2004) El Paso County (sales tax, 2004) Glenwood County (sales tax, 2000) Pitkin County (sales tax, 2000) Florida Miami-Dade County (sales tax, 2002) Georgia Clayton County (business license fees, 2000) Kentucky Lexington (property tax, 2003)

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70 Massachusetts Oak Bluffs (general fund, 2005) Michigan Bedford Twp (sales tax, 2000) Benzie County (property tax, 2006) Charlevoix County (property tax, 2004) Flint (property tax 2004, 2005) Gogebic County (property tax, 2004) Grand Rapids (property tax 2000, 2003) Holland/Holland Twp (property tax, 2006) Kalamazoo (property tax, 2004, 2006) Kalkaska County (property tax, 2006) Lake County (property tax, 2004) Lansing (property tax, 2000, 2004) Luddington (property tax, 2004) Macomb County (property tax, 2006) Manistee County (property tax, 2006) Marquette County (property tax, 2004) Midland County (property tax, 2004) Oakland County (property tax, 2006) Port Huron (property tax, 2000) Scotville (property tax, 2004) Shiawassee County (property tax, 2004) Tuscola County (property tax, 2006) Wexford County (property tax, 2006) Missouri Branson (sales tax, 2004) Clay County (property tax, 2003) Kansas City (sales tax, 2003, 2006) Montana Flathead County (property tax, 2004) Nevada Las Vegas (sales tax, 2000) North Carolina Greensboro (bonding authority, 2000) North Dakota Bismarck Ohio Canton (sales tax, 2006) Franklin County (sales tax, 2006) Kent (sales tax, 2001) Toledo (property tax, 2000)

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71 South Carolina Charleston (sales tax, 2005) Texas Austin (bonding authority, 2000) Dallas (bonding authority, 2000) Grapevine (sales tax, 2006) Houston (bonding authority, 2003) San Antonio (sales tax, 2004) Utah Salt Lake City (sales tax, 2000) Salt Lake County (sales tax, 2006) Summit County (sales tax, 2003) Utah County (sales tax, 2006) Vermont Barre County (general fund, 2006) Virginia Arlington County (bonding authority, 2004) Fairfax County (bonding authority, 2004) West Virginia Parkersburg (property tax, 2004) Youngstown (property tax, 2005) Washington Benton County (sales tax, 2002) Everett (sales tax, 2004) Finley (sales tax, 2005) Franklin County (sales tax, 2002) King County (sales tax, 2006) Seattle (sales tax, 2000; motor vehicle excise tax, 2002; property, parking, and employer taxes, 2006) Selah County (sales tax, 2006) Snohomish County (sales tax, 2001) Spokane (sales tax, 2002; property tax, 2004) Tacoma (sales tax, 2002)