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1 Texas Transportation Funding
State Senator Robert Nichols

2 What is the problem with transportation funding?
Nichols Senator Robert Nichols What is the problem with transportation funding? What do we need to focus on between now and November 2014? What do we need to do next session?

3 Traditional Revenue Sources
Senator Robert Nichols Traditional Revenue Sources State Motor Fuel Tax Vehicle Registration Fees Federal Motor Fuel Tax

4 Texas Fleet Fuel Efficiency
Senator Robert Nichols Texas Fleet Fuel Efficiency History and Future Forecast MPG Personal vehicles Commercial vehicles

5 The Cost of Inflation Senator Robert Nichols Fuel Tax Receipts
Purchasing Power

6 Transportation Funding
Senator Robert Nichols Transportation Funding Maintenance Construction

7 ( Overhaul existing system )
Senator Robert Nichols Transportation Funding Maintenance Construction Rehab ( Overhaul existing system ) New capacity

8 ( Overhaul existing system )
Senator Robert Nichols Transportation Funding Maintenance Construction Rehab ( Overhaul existing system ) Preservation New capacity

9 Nichols Senator Robert Nichols $ Preservation Time

10 Nichols Senator Robert Nichols Traditional Funding $ Preservation Time

11 $ Time Traditional Funding Preservation New Capacity
Nichols Senator Robert Nichols Traditional Funding New Capacity $ Preservation Time

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New Capacity Preservation

13 Reduced Emphasis on Transportation
Senator Robert Nichols Reduced Emphasis on Transportation ’60 33% ‘14 9% In 1960, one third of the state budget went for transportation. Today, it is closer to nine percent.

14 One Time Funding Sources
Senator Robert Nichols One Time Funding Sources 2001 Texas Mobility Fund ($6.9 Billion debt) 2003 Proposition 14 ($6 Billion debt) 2007 Proposition 12 ($5 Billion debt) 2008 NTTA Payment on SH 121 ($3.2 Billion debt) 2009 Federal Stimulus Dollars ($2.6 Billion) Also, $1.9 Billion in outstanding pass through debt Grand Total of $25.6 Billion in one time funding and over $23 Billion in debt

15 Senator Robert Nichols
Solutions?

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Definitions Severance Tax- tax paid on the production value of oil and gas extracted from the ground

17 Senator Robert Nichols
Definitions Severance Tax- tax paid on the production value of oil and gas extracted from the ground Economic Stabilization Fund (ESF)- state savings account created by the voters in Commonly referred to as the “Rainy Day Fund”, the ESF is funded with the oil and gas severance tax through an annual deposit.

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24 Does not take money out of the rainy day fund.
Senator Robert Nichols On ballot November 2014 Immediate effect Does not take money out of the rainy day fund. Does not solve the entire transportation funding problem but is a big step in the right direction.

25 Sales Tax and Registration
Senator Robert Nichols Sales Tax and Registration by biennium Revenue (in billions) Vehicle Sales Tax Registration Fees

26 Senator Robert Nichols
QUESTIONS?

27 Texas Transportation Funding
State Senator Robert Nichols


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