California § 99623 - Eighty one million dollars (
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§ 99623. Eighty one million dollars (
(a) Eighty one million dollars ($81,000,000) shall be allocated to the department for intercity and commuter rail projects along the Los Angeles-Santa Barbara rail corridor to be allocated for expenditure as follows: (1) In Ventura County, thirty one million dollars ($31,000,000). (2) In Santa Barbara County, seventeen million dollars ($17,000,000). (3) In Los Angeles County, thirty three million dollars ($33,000,000). (b) The funds allocated for expenditure in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties may be expended in coordination with a joint powers agency required to be established for commuter rail service pursuant to Section 130255 within that segment of the corridor.
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