§ 102310 Transit Facility Funding Authority
This law lets a transit district take money, loans, or help from the federal government or other public agencies to build, run, or fix transit projects without needing extra state approvals, and it says state rules that clash with federal rules won’t apply if they would cause loss of federal money.
A city transit district wants to build a new light‑rail station and applies for a federal grant to pay for it.
Because of this law, the district can accept the federal grant and any related help without getting extra state permission, and it can sign contracts with the federal agency to get the money and build the station. If a California rule would make the project harder and risk losing the grant, that rule can be ignored.
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§ 102310 Transit Facility Funding Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026