Massachusetts H3667 requires approval from local governing bodies for any commuter rail expansion.
Massachusetts H3667 amends Chapter 6C of the General Laws to mandate that no commuter rail expansion can be planned without the approval of the governing bodies of the communities through which the expansion will travel. This bill seeks to ensure local input and consent in the planning of commuter rail projects, affecting both the state's transportation planning and the communities involved.
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