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The list of infrastructure projects in New Jersey that have been put off or stalled over a lack of funding is long. The American Jobs Plan will build new rail corridors and transit lines, easing congestion, cutting pollution, slashing commute times, and opening up investment in communities that can be connected to the cities, and cities to the outskirts, where a lot of jobs are these days, Biden said.
Greg Lalevee, business manager of International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825, which employs some 8,000 crane and machine operators, said a plan of this scale could mean well-paying jobs for the foreseeable future for the workers who would help make long-overdue upgrades to New Jersey s crumbling infrastructure.
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U.S. Reverses Guidance That Impeded Funding for Hudson Rail Tunnel
02/16/2021 | 05:36pm EDT
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By Ted Mann WASHINGTON The Transportation Department on Tuesday rescinded a Trump administration opinion that had effectively blocked federal funding for a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River linking New Jersey and New York City. The DOT s Federal Transit Administration rescinded guidance issued in 2018, which effectively blocked project sponsors from counting funds borrowed from federal programs as part of the local share of a project s financing. New York and New Jersey have pledged $5.5 billion toward the $13 billion cost of the tunnel, but planned to borrow those funds from low-cost federal loan programs and pay them back over time.