Transportation Improvement Board ‘cleanup’ bill explained to committee
The committee heard staff and the Transportation Improvement Board executive director explain substitute House Bill 1823, which removes obsolete statutory language and replaces 'non‑motorized' with 'active transportation' in TIB statutes; TIB says changes reduce administrative burden and reflect current project criteria.
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Substitute House Bill 1823, described to the Senate Transportation Committee on Feb. 23, would amend Transportation Improvement Board (TIB) statutes by replacing language referencing "non‑motorized" transportation with "active transportation," and removing obsolete cross references and reporting requirements that the board says are outdated.
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