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Mayor, supervisors introduce $500 million transportation bond to fund Muni, pedestrian and bike safety upgrades
Summary
Mayor Ed Lee and Supervisor Norman Yee announced plans to put a $500 million general obligation bond on the November ballot to fund Muni reliability, pedestrian safety, bikeways and transit corridor upgrades without raising property taxes, city officials said.
Mayor Ed Lee and Supervisor Norman Yee (District 4) told the Board of Supervisors they will introduce a $500 million general obligation bond measure for the November ballot to fund transportation infrastructure, including transit reliability and street safety projects.
The mayor framed the proposal during the board’s question time, tying the measure to National Small Business Week and the city’s Invest in Neighborhoods initiative. He said the bond would fund…
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