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Updated: Tuesday, 04 Dec 2012, 4:00 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 04 Dec 2012, 4:00 PM EST
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A third group is joining a legal effort to block tolling on two bridges carrying Interstate 65 traffic over the Ohio River between downtown Louisville, Ky., and southern Indiana.
The Courier-Journal reports the Jeffersonville City Council tentatively approved allocating $10,000 to the Clark-Floyd Counties Convention and Tourism Bureau for the legal fight Monday. A final vote by the council is likely Dec. 17.
The tourism bureau's board and the Clarksville Town Council both voted last month to allocate $10,000 each for legal costs to fight a joint Indiana-Kentucky plan to use traffic tolling to pay for a new I-65 bridge and refurbished Kennedy Bridge. They fear tolling will hurt southern Indiana businesses.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spokesman Chuck Wolfe says tolling is necessary to help pay for the bridges.
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