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  1. A new bridge project is planned to span the Mississippi River, with potential sites near Plaquemine.
  2. Kapsch partnered with the state of Louisiana for major bridge projects located in Plaquemines Parish.

Proposal to Restore Tolls on Belle Chasse Bridge in Plaquemines Parish

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What happened

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State Representative Jacob Braud proposed restoring tolls on the Belle Chasse Bridge in Plaquemines Parish. The proposal suggests a 27-cent toll for local drivers, with unlimited-crossing plans costing between $10 and $80 per month for locals and $33 per month for non-locals. Plaquemines Parish President Keith Hinkley voiced strong opposition to the potential fees.

From wdsu.com

Why it matters

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The proposal addresses local infrastructure funding within Plaquemines Parish. The potential return of tolls could impact the operating costs for residents and businesses in the parish.

Kapsch partnered with Louisiana for major bridge projects located in Plaquemines Parish, and a new bridge project is planned to span the Mississippi River with potential sites near Plaquemine.

From wdsu.com

Who's involved

  • Jacob BraudState representative proposing the restoration of bridge tolls.
  • Plaquemines ParishParish where the bridge tolls proposal is being considered.
  • LouisianaState providing jurisdictional and financial support to the parish.
  • SchulzParish councilman within Plaquemines Parish.
  • Patrick ConnickInvolved in discussions regarding the P3 project within Plaquemines Parish.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Local businesses and residents might face increased operating costs due to the potential tolls.

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