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Community Serving Infrastructure: a Playbook for a New Infrastructure Partnership Npi Playbook Toc COMMUNITY SERVING INFRASTRUCTURE: A PLAYBOOK FOR A NEW INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERSHIP NPI PLAYBOOK TOC Forward .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 What is our opportunity? ................................................................................................................................................................................3 Maximize Investment for Job & Small Business Growth .........................................................................................................4 » Summary & Problem ....................................................................................................................................5 » Recommendation #1: National training center ...........................................................................................................6 » Recommendation #2: Local and targeted hire ..........................................................................................................7 » Recommendation #3: Support growing small and medium sized businesses ............................................8 » Recommendation #4: Federal research hubs ...........................................................................................................9 Empower localities with effective tools & processes ................................................................................................................10 » Summary & Problem ................................................................................................................................... 11 » Recommendation #5: Procurement efficiencies .................................................................................................... 12 » Recommendation #6: Accelerate environmental reviews ................................................................................. 13 » Recommendation #7: Federal technical support and fast-track process for P3s ..................................... 14 » Recommendation #8: State-local road transfer programs ..................................................................................15 » Recommendation #9: Clear regulatory hurdles for fiber installation .............................................................. 16 » Recommendation #10: Federal funds for betterments .........................................................................................17 » Recommendation #11: Outcome-based permitting ............................................................................................... 18 Funding and Financing for Community Serving Infrastructure ........................................................................................19 » Summary & Problem ................................................................................................................................. 20 » Recommendation #12: Long-term operational funding ....................................................................................... 21 » Recommendation #13: First dollars to State of Good Repair ............................................................................22 » Recommendation #14: Pre-development funds ....................................................................................................23 » Recommendation #15: Federal support for bond issuance ..............................................................................24 » Recommendation #16: Federal credit programs and refinancing ..................................................................25 » Recommendation #17: Expand scope of and refine federal discretionary grant programs ................26 » Recommendation #18: Increase direct regional funding ................................................................................... 27 Make Transformative Investments for a More Resilient Future ........................................................................................28 » Summary & Problem ................................................................................................................................. 29 » Recommendation #19: Federal infrastructure planning council ......................................................................30 » Recommendation #20: Funding for broadband programs ................................................................................ 31 » Recommendation #21: Accelerated depreciation for sustainable infrastructure .....................................32 » Recommendation #22: Expand tax incentives and funding for EVs ............................................................. 33 » Recommendation #23: Pre-approved federal variances ................................................................................... 34 » Recommendation #24: Increase WIFIA’s capacity ................................................................................................35 » Recommendation #25: National complete streets design principles ...........................................................36 » Recommendation #26: Expand installation of EV charging infrastructure .................................................. 37 References ....................................................................................................................................................................................................38, 39 1 Mayor Steve Adler FORWARD Austin, TX Our country is hurting. Systemic racial inequality is now, rightfully, at the forefront of our collective attention. This is in addition to COVID-19, which has caused a dual public health and economic crisis that Mayor David Holt disproportionately impacts the Black community. America’s mayors see Oklahoma City, OK this up-close. As the government looks to make long-term investments and changes to confront systemic inequality and promote sustainable economic recovery, this effort recognizes that our nation’s physical Mayor Andy Berke infrastructure is not only relevant, but essential. Chattanooga, TN Great challenges lie ahead of us. Nearly 40 million Americans are out of work. Recovery, which will be slow and painful, is made more difficult because of the unequal recovery from the Great Recession. We also have Mayor Tim Keller an obligation to build a better America in which each of us belongs, not just a return to the way of life pre-crisis. A bright spot and pathway to that Albuquerque, NM future is found within our nation’s local leaders. The New Partnership on Infrastructure seeks to advance national Fmr. Mayor, Sec. Henry Cisneros policies driven by local innovation, with cities serving as testbeds for San Antonio, TX experimentation and transferable solutions. This document champions that idea. It is a summation of local practices and insights from across the country; cities large and small, red and blue, coastal and inland, that Mayor Debbie Kling aggregate into America’s New Playbook for Infrastructure. These practices and insights were provided by mayors and supported by national and Nampa, ID local policy experts, who recognize the role infrastructure investment can and should play in not only recovering from the current crises but building that future that is far better than the pre-COVID status quo. Due to the Mayor Paige Cognetti fact that our interviews with mayors have all occurred since March, this Scranton, PA Playbook is uniquely informed and relevant. Each $1 billion of investment in infrastructure creates more than 22,000 jobs that can provide long-lasting careers for those who have been most Mayor Quinton Lucas impacted by our nation’s concurrent crises. To maximize the benefits to Kansas City, MO families and communities, we must realign our infrastructure systems and move toward a system that incentivizes an equitable, locally driven, and federally supported investment. By empowering local governments — Mayor Kate Gallego which are most attuned to local needs and priorities and often bring local funding to the table— with more autonomy, infrastructure Phoenix, AZ investments can be developed alongside national policy objectives. Clerk Anna Valencia Justice for all is only possible when every American Chicago, IL has access to economic security. This concept is the fundamental principle behind this Playbook and its call for infrastructure investment as an essential component of our nation’s recovery policy. Mayor Quentin Hart Waterloo, IA Eric Garcetti Mayor Nan Whaley Mayor of Los Angeles, CA Dayton, OH 2 WHAT IS OUR OPPORTUNITY? TO REIMAGINE OUR SHARED FUTURE The New Playbook on Infrastructure consists of recommendations that realign the local-federal partnership to fit federal structures to local needs. It aims to shape a conversation around federalism in infrastructure and prompt a new future of local-federal partnership to achieve meaningful investments in our nation’s infrastructure that improve people’s economic security and communities’ quality of life. The New Partnership on Infrastructure began with “problem-finding.” By listening to local elected and appointed officials across the country, the Partnership identified the most pressing challenges within the current infrastructure system. In short, this process started with empathy. During the pandemic, the Partnership heard stories of inclusive workforce development and innovative hiring practices as well as the need for increased funding for social infrastructure, and
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