PRINTER'S NO. 298
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA
SENATE BILL
No.
385
Session of
2015
INTRODUCED BY PILEGGI, RAFFERTY, BREWSTER, COSTA, GREENLEAF,
SCHWANK, SMITH, VULAKOVICH, WARD, YUDICHAK AND BROWNE,
FEBRUARY 3, 2015
REFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, FEBRUARY 3, 2015
AN ACT
Amending the act of December 8, 2004 (P.L.1801, No.238),
entitled "An act empowering municipalities, counties and
public transportation agencies to work cooperatively to
establish Transit Revitalization Investment Districts (TRID),
including partnerships with the National Railroad Passenger
Corporation requiring planning studies, comprehensive plan
and zoning amendments and use of existing statutes and
techniques to achieve transit-oriented development,
redevelopment, community revitalization and enhanced
community character through TRID creation; establishing value
capture areas as a means to reserve and use future,
designated incremental tax revenues for public transportation
capital improvements, related site development improvements
and maintenance; promoting the involvement of and
partnerships with the private sector in TRID development and
implementation; encouraging public involvement during TRID
planning and implementation; and providing for duties of the
Department of Community and Economic Development," in general
provisions, further providing for definitions; in TRID
creation and location, further providing for criteria for
proposed TRID, for TRID designation, for implementing
authority, for TRID planning study factors, for roles and
responsibilities of public transportation agencies and
municipalities and for amendments to TRID planning study; in
land development powers of public transportation agencies,
further providing for development or redevelopment of
property; in value capture approaches, further providing for
creation of value capture area and for dedication of tax
revenues; providing for capture of TRID tax revenue; and, in
community involvement, further providing for public meeting
to explain TRID and alternative implementation approaches.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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