City capitalizes on bond funds

In return for bond purchases, San Diegans will get another 25 million dollars put into the public construction market. Funds are guaranteed for city streets resurfacing and the Skyline Hills Library project.

Jobs working on the two projects, and several other city capital improvement projects, will take place.

The Chief Financial Officer will budget the money for fiscal year 2013.

Bond funds also will pay the bill on storm water capital improvements. Funds will be in the fiscal year 2014 budget.

Public facilities financing funds keep the public projects moving ahead.

Twenty years after the Old Town light rail extension and improvements to Balboa Park and Mission Bay Park were funded with bonds in 1993, bond purchasers can count on their bonds getting refunded with money from the 2013A bonds.

This is a Center Line Policy Alert.

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Adam Benjamin Pollack is a San Diego native dedicated to the great sentences on civil society. He authored the Subchapter S Report to tell legal news for the American Bankers Association. He holds a Juris Doctor from Indiana University and a Master of Public Policy from University of California,...

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