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November 18, 2010

High Cost Rail - Part 37 - Conflict of Interest?

Today's SF Examiner is reporting that High Cost Rail Authority board member Richard Katz is resigning due to his positions on other transportation boards:

Richard Katz has been the focus of a state attorney general's review to determine whether he can legally hold both the state and county positions because of potential conflicts of interest on issues such as rights of way.

This will be an interesting indicator of where Gov.-elect Moonbeam's head is at on HCR.

Posted by on November 18, 2010 in High Speed Rail |

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