2008 Business Plan
The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) is required by Public Utilities Code Section 185033 to prepare, publish, adopt, and submit an updated Business Plan to the Legislature on May 1. Statute also dictates that, at least 60 days prior to submittal to the Legislature, the Authority must publish a draft Business Plan for public review and comment. Business plans are published in even-numbered years, and the next business plan will be issued in 2020.
Business plans represent the status of the high-speed rail program at a point in time, and they summarize the Authority’s approach to implementing the system. Business Plans include:
- Updated capital cost and other estimates
- Updated ridership and revenue forecasts
- Summary of progress over last two years
- Review current challenges and how to address them
Source Documents
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Cover Page
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Table of Contents
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: High-Speed Train Systems
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Total Transportation Approach
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Selection Criteria
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Financial Plan
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Ridership & Revenue
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Engineering Elements
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Benefit-Cost Analysis
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Cost-Benefit Technical Report
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Request for Expressions of Interest
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: AB 3034 (Galgiani)
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies – San Francisco Bay Area
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies – Sacramento/Central Valley
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies, Los Angeles County
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies, Orange County
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies, Inland Empire
- 2008 Business Plan Source Documents: Regional Economic Studies, San Diego
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