
Can you please speak to your position on allowing local agencies like the Regional Transportation Commission in Northern Nevada to utilize their left over funding on other aspects of their projects?
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Can you please speak to your position on allowing local agencies like the Regional Transportation Commission in Northern Nevada to utilize their left over funding on other aspects of their projects?

Well, absolutely. And because you are a private landowner, you have the ability to be very reactive and proactive on it quickly.

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