10. Alabama | Authorizes ADOT and county commissions to license private entities to construct, own and operate toll roads, toll bridges, ferries or causeways. |
11. Alaska | Authorizes the Knik Arm Bridge and Tolling Authority to utilize a PPP to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain the Knik Arm bridge. |
12. Arizona | Two pilot programs each allow up to two solicited and unsolicited proposals for PPPs. |
13. California | Authorizes four PPPs, two for northern California and two for southern California, each of which must improve goods movement - authorization expires on January 1, 2012. |
14. Delaware | Authorizes PPP projects, including highways and bridges - specific legislative approval required for each project. |
15. Indiana | Authorizes the Indiana Toll Road lease transaction and a PPP for the extension of I-69 - specifically prohibits the State from entering into PPPs for any other road or project without further legislative approval. |
16. Louisiana | Authorizes PPPs for toll roads and bridges - any proposal would need the approval of the State legislature. |
17. Minnesota | Authorizes solicited and unsolicited PPPs for toll facilities - PPP agreements are subject to local veto. |
18. Missouri | Authorizes PPP for Mississippi River Bridge and for Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program. |
19. North Carolina | Authorizes the North Carolina Turnpike Authority to use PPPs for up to nine toll facilities, including a toll bridge. |
20. Puerto Rico | Establishes a toll transportation facility authority with broad powers to authorize private participation in public highway projects. |
21. Tennessee | Authorizes two pilot toll road projects. |
22. Washington | Authorizes solicited PPPs for eligible transportation projects - requires the State finance committee or the governing board of a public benefit corporation to approve the financing of any public project. |
23. West Virginia | Authorizes public entities to acquire, construct or improve transportation facilities - requires the State legislature and Governor to approve the concession agreement |