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Home > News > 2007 > November 2007 > newstemplate

For Immediate Release:  November 8, 2007

U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE RULES ON ICC LAWSUITS
TODAY, THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT RULING FOUND THAT THERE IS NO LEGAL OR EQUITABLE BASIS TO PREVENT THE INTERCOUNTY CONNECTOR FROM MOVING FORWARD.

SECRETARY JOHN D. PORCARI RELEASES STATEMENT
IN RESPONSE TO COURT RULING

“The court’s decision today validates the unprecedented scope of the environmental analysis and mitigation undertaken by the state and federal agencies involved in moving the ICC forward,” said Transportation Secretary John D. Porcari.  “Our commitment to delivering the $370 million environmental mitigation plan will remain firm throughout the construction process.  It also is important to note that while the ICC is an important piece of our overall strategy for the improving transportation in the region, we will maintain our focus on other key components of our transportation vision including the Purple Line, the Corridor Cities Transitway, dedicated funding for Metro, enhancements to local bus operations and improvements to our MARC service.”

Contacts:

Jack Cahalan
Erin Henson
410-865-1025

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