Move $1.3 million from other projects to stabilize Santa Fe Avenue slope
In Plain English
The city needs to fix a slope stability problem on Santa Fe Avenue. The project requires $1.3 million total, which comes from three sources: leftover funds from the Santa Rita Road project, money originally meant for a bike path project, and insurance reserves. If approved, the city can hire engineers to design the repairs and then build the stabilization project.
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