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LAO 1999-00 Budget Analysis: Transportation Issue-By-Issue TOC
Analysis of the 1999-00 Budget Bill
Transportation Issue-By-Issue Contents
Major Issues
Table of Contents
Overview
Spending by Major Program
Major Budget Changes
Crosscutting
Funding Outlook for State
Transportation Programs
TEA-21 and Its Impact on California
Impact of TEA-21 on 1998 STIP and Fund Estimate
SHA Cash Balance Mounting; Will Exceed $1 Billion in 1999-00
Public Transportation Account Faces Funding Shortfall; Budget Proposes State Highway Account Transfer
Reasons for Public Transportation Account Shortfall
The Legislature Should Enhance Flexibility for Transit Funding
Departmental Issues
Department of Transportation (2660)
Highway Transportation
Huge Increase in Highway Program
Decrease in Capital Outlay Support Reflects Budget Realignment
Capital Outlay Support Request Will Be Amended
Workload on Project Study Reports May Be Lower
Project Scope and Summary Report Staffing Level Should Be Reduced
Supplemental Report on Minor Program Overdue
Total Project Delivery Nears $2 Billion
Case on Contracting Out Seismic Retrofit Program Settled
Highway Seismic Retrofit Near Completion; Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit to Last Until 2005
Caltrans Lags in Bridge Scour Evaluation; Repair Cost Could Be Substantial
Evaluation Delayed on Bridges With Unknown Foundations
Mass Transportation
Intercity Rail Service Costs Will Be Revised
Department of the
California Highway Patrol (2720)
Collective Bargaining Agreement for Patrol Officers Pending Approval
California Highway Patrol Recalculating Protective Services Charges
Failure to Process Invoices Expeditiously Risks Penalties and Utility Disconnections
Department of Motor Vehicles (2740)
Database Redevelopment Continues to Fall Behind Schedule; No End in Sight
Administrative Costs to Reduce Vehicle License Fee Overstated
Department Anticipates Extension Of Financial Responsibility Law