Fairfax County General :
Fairfax Underground
Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local level i
Posted by:
California submits a $100billion
()
Date: March 14, 2017 03:32PM
California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding
As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local level is bleak. that's from google. ''
http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-california-submits-100-billion-in-1486590025-htmlstory.html
With President Trump pledging $1 trillion for infrastructure, California officials on Wednesday took a break from their feud with the new administration to propose a list of $100 billion in projects for possible federal funding to help rebuild the Golden State’s system of crumbling roads and bridges and improve transit and water storage.
Any federal money for the 51 projects would be in addition to money California is hoping to raise for its aging infrastructure, wrote Nancy McFadden, the governor’s executive secretary, in a letter to the National Governors Assn.
“In the short-term, these projects will benefit businesses up and down the state and put thousands to work — many in communities with the highest rates of unemployment,” McFadden wrote. “Long-term, this investment will have lasting, expansive economic benefits by moving goods and people faster, protecting vulnerable communities from flooding, bolstering emergency response capabilities, saving and storing more water and improving energy reliability.”
The list of priority projects includes roads, levees, bridges, ports, train and public transit systems, water storage and recycling projects, and energy, military, veterans and emergency operations facilities and services.
The state faces a $136-billion backlog of necessary repairs on state highways and local roads, and Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed in his new budget to increase spending on transportation $4.3 billion a year for the next decade.
Gov. Brown's office said Wednesday it had agreed with legislative leaders to an April 6 deadline for any transportation funding deal.
“To prepare for the future — and complement federal investments — California is doing its part by working on legislation to ensure a permanent and sustainable funding stream is in place to further support road, highway and other critical infrastructure construction and improvements — part of a 10-year transportation investment plan,” McFadden wrote.
While California Democrats have feuded with Trump over issues including immigration, state officials have voiced encouragement about his pledge to put $1 trillion dollars into infrastructure projects.
“We will build new roads and highways and bridges and airports and tunnels and railways all across our wonderful nation,” Trump said during his inauguration.
In his State of the State address last month, Brown welcomed the president’s attention.
“And I say, ‘Amen to that, man. Amen to that, brother.’ We’re there with you!” he said.
State Transportation Agency Secretary Brian Kelly told reporters he plans to meet soon with new federal Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to discuss the wish list.
Asked about whether tensions between California and Trump over other issues might hurt the state’s requests, Kelly said the state has had a “very functional and good relationship” with federal officials. “We expect that continue and we are going to work hard towards making that continue,” he said.
Kelly also defended the inclusion of high-speed rail projects on the list, despite opposition from 14 Republican members of Congress. He said the high-speed rail proposal is “important and transformative,” which is the standard used to decide which projects to put on the list..
Projects on the priority list released Wednesday include:
— Widen and replace interchanges of the 710 Freeway serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
— Strengthen the Otay Mesa Mexican border security with a new port of entry for efficient crossings.
— Construct 16 miles of express lanes along major commute corridors on the 405 Freeway in Orange County.
— Build express lanes along the 15 Freeway in Riverside County and the 10 Freeway in San Bernardino County.
— Replace the Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach.
— Expand and improve the Los Angeles Metro Transit system, including the Purple and Orange lines, to benefit commuters and the 2024 Olympic bid.
— Modernize and replace the Los Angeles Metro rail fleet.
— Expand the ongoing Central Valley high-speed rail construction to include service from San Jose to San Francisco, and provide improvements for high-speed rail from Burbank to Anaheim.
— Construct a Los Angeles Regional Recycled Water project to purify water currently being discharged into the ocean for recharging groundwater basins.
— Build an early-warning earthquake system.
— Construct a Southern California Regional Emergency Operations Center at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos to serve as the central operations base for the National Guard.
DONT GIVE IT TO THEM TRUMP! LET THEM DO THE #CALEXIT FUCK THEM AND THERE WEED OILS AND THEM CATERING FOR ILLEGALS!!!!!!!! DEAR CALIFORNIA FUCK YOU!
this is from google when you search california's infrastructure
'' the east coast is in better economic shape....... As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local level is bleak. that's from google. ''
https://www.infowars.com/shock-video-exposes-tent-city-crisis-in-failing-california/
got truth? fuck you fake false California Delius delusions of fame
California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding
Update on 'Essential Politics: Holder visits Democratic lawmakers in Sacramento, Assembly advances bill providing immigration law resou...
latimes.com
i had to copy and paste
im using newipnow com cause fairfax underground blocked my ip address so i have to use diffent ones to post and wkae ppl up in virginia on fairffax underground im posing this artinclle now about californias failing infrasturucutre
As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local level is bleak. that's from google. ''
http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-california-submits-100-billion-in-1486590025-htmlstory.html
With President Trump pledging $1 trillion for infrastructure, California officials on Wednesday took a break from their feud with the new administration to propose a list of $100 billion in projects for possible federal funding to help rebuild the Golden State’s system of crumbling roads and bridges and improve transit and water storage.
Any federal money for the 51 projects would be in addition to money California is hoping to raise for its aging infrastructure, wrote Nancy McFadden, the governor’s executive secretary, in a letter to the National Governors Assn.
“In the short-term, these projects will benefit businesses up and down the state and put thousands to work — many in communities with the highest rates of unemployment,” McFadden wrote. “Long-term, this investment will have lasting, expansive economic benefits by moving goods and people faster, protecting vulnerable communities from flooding, bolstering emergency response capabilities, saving and storing more water and improving energy reliability.”
The list of priority projects includes roads, levees, bridges, ports, train and public transit systems, water storage and recycling projects, and energy, military, veterans and emergency operations facilities and services.
The state faces a $136-billion backlog of necessary repairs on state highways and local roads, and Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed in his new budget to increase spending on transportation $4.3 billion a year for the next decade.
Gov. Brown's office said Wednesday it had agreed with legislative leaders to an April 6 deadline for any transportation funding deal.
“To prepare for the future — and complement federal investments — California is doing its part by working on legislation to ensure a permanent and sustainable funding stream is in place to further support road, highway and other critical infrastructure construction and improvements — part of a 10-year transportation investment plan,” McFadden wrote.
While California Democrats have feuded with Trump over issues including immigration, state officials have voiced encouragement about his pledge to put $1 trillion dollars into infrastructure projects.
“We will build new roads and highways and bridges and airports and tunnels and railways all across our wonderful nation,” Trump said during his inauguration.
In his State of the State address last month, Brown welcomed the president’s attention.
“And I say, ‘Amen to that, man. Amen to that, brother.’ We’re there with you!” he said.
State Transportation Agency Secretary Brian Kelly told reporters he plans to meet soon with new federal Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to discuss the wish list.
Asked about whether tensions between California and Trump over other issues might hurt the state’s requests, Kelly said the state has had a “very functional and good relationship” with federal officials. “We expect that continue and we are going to work hard towards making that continue,” he said.
Kelly also defended the inclusion of high-speed rail projects on the list, despite opposition from 14 Republican members of Congress. He said the high-speed rail proposal is “important and transformative,” which is the standard used to decide which projects to put on the list..
Projects on the priority list released Wednesday include:
— Widen and replace interchanges of the 710 Freeway serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
— Strengthen the Otay Mesa Mexican border security with a new port of entry for efficient crossings.
— Construct 16 miles of express lanes along major commute corridors on the 405 Freeway in Orange County.
— Build express lanes along the 15 Freeway in Riverside County and the 10 Freeway in San Bernardino County.
— Replace the Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach.
— Expand and improve the Los Angeles Metro Transit system, including the Purple and Orange lines, to benefit commuters and the 2024 Olympic bid.
— Modernize and replace the Los Angeles Metro rail fleet.
— Expand the ongoing Central Valley high-speed rail construction to include service from San Jose to San Francisco, and provide improvements for high-speed rail from Burbank to Anaheim.
— Construct a Los Angeles Regional Recycled Water project to purify water currently being discharged into the ocean for recharging groundwater basins.
— Build an early-warning earthquake system.
— Construct a Southern California Regional Emergency Operations Center at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos to serve as the central operations base for the National Guard.
DONT GIVE IT TO THEM TRUMP! LET THEM DO THE #CALEXIT FUCK THEM AND THERE WEED OILS AND THEM CATERING FOR ILLEGALS!!!!!!!! DEAR CALIFORNIA FUCK YOU!
this is from google when you search california's infrastructure
'' the east coast is in better economic shape....... As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local level is bleak. that's from google. ''
https://www.infowars.com/shock-video-exposes-tent-city-crisis-in-failing-california/
got truth? fuck you fake false California Delius delusions of fame
California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding
Update on 'Essential Politics: Holder visits Democratic lawmakers in Sacramento, Assembly advances bill providing immigration law resou...
latimes.com
i had to copy and paste
im using newipnow com cause fairfax underground blocked my ip address so i have to use diffent ones to post and wkae ppl up in virginia on fairffax underground im posing this artinclle now about californias failing infrasturucutre
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
Ballsy
()
Date: March 14, 2017 03:39PM
All this talk of secession and then a wish list for federal money? Yeah, we'll get right on that Ca.
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
Tough Love
()
Date: March 14, 2017 03:55PM
Nope. Sorry, asshole c
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
trumpitality
()
Date: March 14, 2017 05:07PM
All California has to do is raise taxes on the illegals they give sanctuary to.
Oh wait...
Oh wait...
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
PDP3p
()
Date: March 14, 2017 05:42PM
I think National news that California municipal water supply had been tainted by a rotting mexican corpse was the witches around the cauldron for California Infrastructure
that an being short on water while offering classes on making nun porn films out of Berkeley
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
phelpsmarc
()
Date: March 15, 2017 05:06PM
They had better do a little a$$ kissing and makeup to Donald
This "Sanctuary State" talk and grumblings of Secession sure won't do the trick.
The lib. Dem's in charge of CA spend way too much taking care of Illegals and others with massive social services spending.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/15/2017 05:07PM by phelpsmarc.
This "Sanctuary State" talk and grumblings of Secession sure won't do the trick.
The lib. Dem's in charge of CA spend way too much taking care of Illegals and others with massive social services spending.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/15/2017 05:07PM by phelpsmarc.
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
phelpsmarc
()
Date: March 15, 2017 05:10PM
BTW:
I find it hillarious that CA elected retread Jerry Brown as Gov.
Not as bad as DC electing Marion Berry after his crack episode, but still.
I find it hillarious that CA elected retread Jerry Brown as Gov.
Not as bad as DC electing Marion Berry after his crack episode, but still.
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
F Cali
()
Date: March 15, 2017 05:25PM
Ah, California. Home of Berkeley, Hollywood, Google, Apple, Pelosi, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, sanctuary cities, Mark Zuckerberg, Meryl Streep, Katy Perry, secessionist movement, and illegal aliens. The Uber rich and dregs of society. You hate Trump and all things conservative. Fuck you. Your bridges, roads, and utilities will crumble.
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
just saying
()
Date: March 15, 2017 07:05PM
Why would all the left wing liberal's in California come begging favors from the administration they so detest when the could collectively fund these improvements all by themselves. Why is it that area's controlled by the democrats have the most crime, the highest taxes, and are always broke? And yet, they want everyone else to follow their way of government. If we did that, who would tgey have to ask for funding?
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
KKKillary KKKlinton.
()
Date: March 15, 2017 07:29PM
Lol!
Libtards!
Fuck CA! YOU THREATENED TO ASSASSINATE OUR PRESIDENT!
Libtards!
Fuck CA! YOU THREATENED TO ASSASSINATE OUR PRESIDENT!
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
Calif Is # 50 on The List LOL
()
Date: March 15, 2017 10:05PM
Of the 50 states that need the money..In other words.."Request Denied" LOL
DAJAX President Trump..Please Give Virginia a few billion to fix..I95..afer all the whole world comes up and down that road I think..!! Not Just folk from Nova..Or The Septic Tank hellhole of Fredericksburg..LOL!!
If Ca. would cut the Highest Public Pensions in the Nation..they would be cash flush 100-125 K for a Cop or FF pension...A Regular street Cop or FF..!! That's as much as a US Army General!!
DAJAX President Trump..Please Give Virginia a few billion to fix..I95..afer all the whole world comes up and down that road I think..!! Not Just folk from Nova..Or The Septic Tank hellhole of Fredericksburg..LOL!!
If Ca. would cut the Highest Public Pensions in the Nation..they would be cash flush 100-125 K for a Cop or FF pension...A Regular street Cop or FF..!! That's as much as a US Army General!!
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
The Mighty Trump
()
Date: March 15, 2017 11:28PM
Except for building the wall, Trump should not give California any money. after all he "is not their President". Hey liberal ass Californian's the day's of sucking Obama's teat are over; Trump's gonna put a boot up your ass!
Re: California submits a $100-billion wish list of infrastructure projects to Trump for federal funding As California grows, its infrastructure is rapidly deteriorating. Quite simply, California is crumbling. The infrastructure situation at the local leve
Posted by:
coming to a boarder near you
()
Date: March 16, 2017 08:56PM
The Mighty Trump Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Except for building the wall, Trump should not
> give California any money. after all he "is not
> their President". Hey liberal ass Californian's
> the day's of sucking Obama's teat are over;
> Trump's gonna put a boot up your ass!
The real question is what direction the wall take once it gets past Arizona, and what side of it that Pelosi, Boxer, Feinstein and Waters should end up on.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Except for building the wall, Trump should not
> give California any money. after all he "is not
> their President". Hey liberal ass Californian's
> the day's of sucking Obama's teat are over;
> Trump's gonna put a boot up your ass!
The real question is what direction the wall take once it gets past Arizona, and what side of it that Pelosi, Boxer, Feinstein and Waters should end up on.