§ 65-1-509. Employees of contiguous states as employees of Mississippi; compensation and benefits; civil and criminal liability
Any employee of a contiguous state which enters into an interstate agreement under the authority of Sections 65-1-501 through 65-1-513 shall not become an employee of this state or of the Mississippi Transportation Commission, and shall not be compensated by this state or be entitled to any employment benefits either directly or indirectly from this […]
§ 65-1-511. Employees of this state accepting employment with contiguous states; status; compensation
Employees of this state who accept appointments from a contiguous state shall not, by virtue of their appointment, be considered an employee of that state, be compensated by that state or be considered an employee of that state for the purposes of employment rights.
§ 65-1-513. Rules and regulations; authority to enact
The Mississippi Transportation Commission may enact all rules and regulations necessary to implement the provisions of Sections 65-1-501 through 65-1-513 and the authority granted in Sections 65-1-501 through 65-1-513 shall be in addition to the powers granted to the Mississippi Transportation Commission by Section 65-1-8.
§ 65-1-701. Definitions
As used in this article: “Airport” means a publicly owned airport in Mississippi. “Fund” means the Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund created in Section 65-1-703. “MDA” means the Mississippi Development Authority. “MDOT” means the Mississippi Department of Transportation. “Modes” means airports, ports, railroads and transit systems. “Port” means a public port in Mississippi. “Railroad” means a […]
§ 65-1-703. Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund
There is established in the State Treasury a special fund to be designated as the “Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund” into which shall be deposited such state funds as may be designated for deposit therein. Unexpended amounts remaining in the fund at the end of the state fiscal year shall not lapse into the State General […]
§ 65-1-705. Port Multi-Modal Fund Committee; Airport Multi-Modal Fund Committee; Railroad Multi-Modal Fund Committee; Public Transit Multi-Modal Fund Committee
There is hereby created the Port Multi-Modal Fund Committee whose membership shall consist of: Seven (7) directors of ports, appointed by the President of the Mississippi Water Resources Association, or their designees, as follows: three (3) directors of the coastal ports and four (4) directors of the inland river ports; The Executive Director of MDA, […]
§ 65-1-707. Allocation of funds; criteria
During each state fiscal year, MDOT shall distribute the money in the fund among the various modes as follows: Thirty-eight percent (38%) shall be distributed to ports; Thirty-four percent (34%) shall be distributed to airports; Sixteen percent (16%) shall be distributed to transit systems; and Twelve percent (12%) shall be distributed to railroads. In order […]
§ 65-1-709. Joint Legislative Multi-Modal Fund Committee; Department of Transportation to submit annual report to joint committee
There is hereby created the Joint Legislative Multi-Modal Fund Committee which shall consist of the Chairman of the Senate Highways and Transportation Committee, or his designee; the Chairman of the Senate Ports and Marine Resources Committee, or his designee; the Chairman of the House Transportation Committee, or his designee; and the Chairman of the House […]
§ 65-1-345. Relationship to other laws
The provisions of this article shall not be considered as amending or repealing any other provisions of law that prescribe a procedure for the acquisition of property through eminent domain or condemnation proceedings but shall be considered as a method and procedure that may be employed by the Mississippi Transportation Commission and the Mississippi Department […]
§ 65-1-347. Due process
Nothing in this article shall be construed so as to deprive the owner of the property or interest in the property which is the subject of acquisition pursuant to this article of due process of law as guaranteed by the Constitutions of the State of Mississippi and of the United States.