§ 103395 Cmgc Transit Project Approval
This law lets a local district choose a special way called CMGC to build public transit projects if it thinks this method will save money, finish faster, or add features that normal building methods can't.
A city wants to build a new light‑rail line. After a public meeting, the city council decides that using CMGC will let them finish the line in two years instead of three and keep costs down.
Because the city wrote down why CMGC is better (cheaper, faster, more features) before signing any contract, it follows the law and can apply for state money with that written reason.
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§ 103395 Cmgc Transit Project Approval
Last verified: January 11, 2026