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Rob Couhig on Infrastructure
Rob Couhig strongly supports increasing funding for road maintenance
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig strongly opposes a local tax to expand the streetcars in New Orleans
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig strongly opposes increasing water usage prices for homes and businesses in order to pay for sewage and water system improvements
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig supports spending public funds to create a "pavement management system" that targets and times repairs to reduce overall road maintenance costs
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig supports the use of traffic cameras to identify and penalize drivers who commit traffic violations
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig supports transferring ownership of the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport from the City to the State
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig strongly opposes increasing electricity user fees for homes and businesses in order to bury power lines citywide
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig supports closing and demolishing the elevated I-10 expressway between Pontchartrain Expressway and Elysian Fields Avenue and restoring North Claiborne Avenue
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010
Rob Couhig strongly opposes a taxpayer-funded citywide public wi-fi service
Response to engageNOLA candidate questionnaire, January 2010