Miss. Code Ann. § 65-1-701
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Miss. Code Ann. § 65-1-701
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As used in this article:
(a) “ Airport ” means a publicly owned airport in Mississippi.
(b) “ Fund ” means the Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund created in Section 65-1-703 .
(c) “ MDA ” means the Mississippi Development Authority.
(d) “ MDOT ” means the Mississippi Department of Transportation.
(e) “ Modes ” means airports, ports, railroads and transit systems.
(f) “ Port ” means a public port in Mississippi.
(g) “ Railroad ” means a publicly owned short line railroad in Mississippi and regional railroad authority as defined in 19-29-5.
(h) “ Transit system ” means a public transit system in Mississippi.
(a) “ Airport ” means a publicly owned airport in Mississippi.
(b) “ Fund ” means the Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund created in Section 65-1-703 .
(c) “ MDA ” means the Mississippi Development Authority.
(d) “ MDOT ” means the Mississippi Department of Transportation.
(e) “ Modes ” means airports, ports, railroads and transit systems.
(f) “ Port ” means a public port in Mississippi.
(g) “ Railroad ” means a publicly owned short line railroad in Mississippi and regional railroad authority as defined in 19-29-5.
(h) “ Transit system ” means a public transit system in Mississippi.
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