Brightline rail service largely drew praise from businesses, transportation officials and communities where stops are planned during its request to issue another $950 million in tax-exempt bonds.
But a lobbyist for Indian River County, which continues to file legal challenges against the rail line, also briefly outlined objections of the Treasure Coast community where the trains will run without a stop on existing freight lines.
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