The Federal Railroad Administration also announced $200 million in additional funding for the $8 billion project.

Housing groups applauded the passage of the major bipartisan legislation on Wednesday and urged the Senate to approve it.

The recommendations follow a Trump order to cut red tape but stop short of density directives for municipalities.

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