Spend $5 million per year from redevelopment funds on street paving
In Plain English
The city is considering using redevelopment money to fix potholes and repave streets. Redevelopment funds come from property tax increases in specific districts where the city has invested in improvements. If approved, the city spends $5 million annually on road maintenance instead of other redevelopment projects.
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Votes
Move this matter to the mid-year budget review for further discussion
5 to 4
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