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TAB endorses proposed transportation maintenance fee; council hearings scheduled in October
Summary
The Transportation Advisory Board voted 3–0 to send a letter endorsing the city’s proposed Transportation Maintenance Fee (TMF). Staff outlined the fee timeline, ordinance numbers for council consideration, planned engagement with major local institutions and an expected ordinance hearing schedule in October.
The Transportation Advisory Board on Sept. 8 voted unanimously to send a letter endorsing the city of Boulder’s proposed Transportation Maintenance Fee (TMF) as part of the 2026 budget process.
TAB’s endorsement letter, drafted by member Mike Mills and approved 3–0, states that TAB "endorses the city of Boulder's proposed transportation maintenance fee, recognizing that the TMF provides a stable and predictable source of funding for essential transportation maintenance" and asks council and staff to advance the fee with equity considerations in implementation.
City staff briefed TAB on the TMF’s purpose, scope and schedule. Chris Hagelin, principal project manager leading the TMF effort, described the fee as a locally controlled mechanism to raise stable, indexed revenue for unfunded and underfunded…
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