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Supervisors delay approval of MTA'BART feeder payment agreement amid $12 million methodology dispute
Summary
Board continued action on a feeder-payment agreement between the Municipal Transportation Agency and BART after Supervisor Campos moved to seek renegotiation over the payment methodology and potential $12 million difference.
The Board of Supervisors voted to continue consideration of a feeder agreement between the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) and the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART), giving city officials two weeks to seek renegotiation over how reimbursements are calculated.
Supervisor David Campos moved to continue the item after raising concerns that the current methodology for reimbursing the MTA does not tie payments to actual trips taken. He said the change could mean "perhaps $12,000,000 that we would…
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