Bexar County’s Metropolitan Planning Organization met Monday to vote on proposed bylines changes, including what constituted a quorum, powers given to the mayor and county judge to appoint officials to elected positions, the powers granted to the head of the finance committee, what funds can be used for tolling, and the extension of the MPO’s boundaries to the Hill Country.
“I think that the policy board has looked at what changes are beneficial to the long-term transportation-planning process,” Ericksen said, adding that the committee needs to use foresight in planning its finances, citing the high rate of growth in
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