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CTA ripped after president a no-show at City Council hearing

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A seemingly routine pass-through of funds from the city to the CTA turned into a massive gripe session Wednesday, with City Council members unloading on the transit agency, then holding up the transfer.
At issue was Budget Director Susie Park’s request for Budget Committee approval of a $26.1 million windfall from the CTA’s portion of the real estate transfer tax.
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City Council members unload on the CTA
A usually routine transfer of funds to the CTA turned into a gripe session, as Council members slammed the transit agency, then held up approval of a $26.1 million windfall from the CTA’s portion of the real estate transfer tax.
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