GA HR1354

Creates the House Coastal Area Regional Workforce Mobility and Connectivity Study Committee to assess transportation and mobility needs in Georgia's coastal region, driven by multibillion-dollar industrial growth including the Hyundai Motors North American MetaPlant, which will create more than 15,000 new jobs in Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, and Effingham counties

Charges the committee with developing a blueprint for a unified regional transportation and mobility network connecting residential communities to employment centers, including funding strategies and partnerships, building on the Georgia DOT's "Coastal Empire Plan" and the "Savannah JDA Workforce Development Plan"

Comprises a broad membership including representatives from four county development authorities, county governments, chambers of commerce, the City of Savannah, Georgia Ports Authority, Gulfstream, Chatham Area Transit Authority, Coastal Regional Commission, Goodwill Industries, and 2 state House members and 2 state Senate members from the affected counties' delegations

Limits committee member expense reimbursement to no more than 5 days unless additional days are authorized, with funding drawn from House of Representatives appropriations

Requires the committee to file any findings, recommendations, or proposed legislation with the Clerk of the House of Representatives prior to its abolishment date of December 1, 2024