You missed the 2012 Full Funding Grant Agreement, which specifies “…a 20-mile, grade-separated fixed rail system…” FYI, an urban maglev meets those terms as well as its being a fixed guideway system. Using American designed Maglev 2000 technology, the city can meet the FFGA specifications and complete the rail plan while staying within the available funding (through 2027) of $6.8 billion. We do not need a special session of the State Legislature and we do not need to pour more money into the current rail project’s “bottomless pit.” We just need to do rail right with urban maglev.