Rowlett approves resolution backing state bill for separate DART board representative
The council unanimously approved a resolution supporting state legislation to implement an interlocal agreement giving Rowlett a dedicated DART board representative; interim city manager Christophe Bauer said the city received a $400,000 DART deposit tied to the General Mobility Program.
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Rowlett City Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Sept. 29 supporting legislative changes to Chapter 452 of the Texas Transportation Code that would allow participating cities to appoint dedicated representatives to the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) board.
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